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1975
Peg Bradley-Doppes
transformed Denver University
into Colorado’s most successful
athletic department. Over the
course of more than a decade,
DU has featured the highest
success rate among Division I
athletic departments in Colorado.
The Denver Post interviewed
Bradley-Doppes on how she
transformed DU’s campus into
one of the best in the state. 
Peggy Burke is the Founder and
CEO of 1185 Design, a digital
brand agency, envisioning
technology brands through
strategic narrative and design,
creating digital and physical
experiences that enable
companies to build massive
market cap. For over 20 years,
Burke has done extensive work
in Silicon Valley for Fortune
100 companies such as Adobe
Systems, Cisco Systems, IBM and SAP, as well as numerous
startup and venture firms in technology, biotech, nonprofit
and consumer markets. Burke is a member of the World
Presidents’ Organization (WPO), and a current trustee of the
Computer History Museum. Additionally, she was inducted
into the International Women’s Forum in January, 2015. She
was the recipient of the 2014 San Jose Business Journal’s 100
Women of Influence.
1982
Ame Engelhart is the Director of
SOM’s Hong Kong office, where
she is responsible for steering
the firm’s overall strategic
objectives and growing regional
development. Engelhart and
her team participated in the
annual Hong Kong Coastal Cleanup Challenge for the second
straight year. The group helped restore a garbage-filled beach
in Clear Water Bay. 
1995
Mayet Andreassen was promoted
to Associate Professor at the
Art Institute of Austin where she
is the Media Arts & Animation
Instructor. Andreassen was
interviewed by the Art Institute of
Austin to discuss the importance of
design and creativity in our world. 
Alison Fealey  was interviewed
by the Cincinnati Enquirer
and was featured in the “Glory
Days” section, for her athletic
accomplishments while at Saint
Ursula Academy. Fealey was the
leader of the Bulldogs swim team
that won three consecutive state
championships from 1993 through
1995 after finishing third by just
11 points behind Sycamore and
Ursuline in 1992. You can read
more about Fealey and the SUA swimming accomplishments in
the interview. 
Ellie Ruwe Kraft has returned to teaching as a Mindfulness &
Strengths Based Specialist in Cincinnati area schools.
Congratulations to Katie Rouse on
her new career in residential real
estate. Katie has a Master of Arts
degree in counseling from Xavier
University and a Bachelor of Arts
degree in communications from St.
Louis University.  Prior to joining
the Sibcy Cline Realtors® team,
Katie was a School Counselor at
Sycamore Junior High School. She
is excited to share this information
with fellow bulldogs. We look
forward to hearing about your future successes! 
Martha Nichols Tipper and Meredith Nichols Britt, twin
sisters and the youngest of six girls have collaborated
to create an eco-friendly apparel and accessories brand
called MINE. After many years of working in sales and retail,
the sisters decided to collaborate and created an everyday
bag that was eco-friendly and connected style with a positive
lifestyle. 
1999
Chef Maeve Rochford recently
hosted Chef Marcus Samuelsson
at Macy’s Culinary Council in
Orange County, CA. An event
where Rochford and Samuelsson
shared stories, cooked an
incredible meal, and offered tips
and tricks to all attendees. 
2006
Molly McCafferty and Meriden Peters are college best friends
and business partners who love three things: health, events,
and Cincinnati. So they put their heads together and launched
CincyStateofBeing, a hub for all things health in the Queen
City. McCafferty and Peters were interviewed by Cincy Chic, an
online publication for the women of Cincinnati, on the launch
of their blog, their success, and what the future looks like.
Congratulations Molly!
2009
Ysabel Wright ’09 received a doctor of Veterinary medicine
degree last year and pas