Grads who innovate
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The Dead Zone
Environmental artist Liz Ward creates paintings showing oxygen-depleted areas in bodies of water
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After Trinity, our graduates go on to teach, write, study, lead businesses, and more.
Across the professions, Trinity grads change the world in imaginative and productive ways. A sampling:
Sweet Success Eleanor Beauchamp Harren '53 raised three kids and then in her mid-life founded a business that is wildly successful.
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Pass2Player This former Trinity Tiger founded an educational software company that turns computer playtime into an academically integrated experience – a new twist on the old adage, ‘not until you do your homework.’
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There’s An App for That Don Philbin '84 is all about resolution and has invented a software application designed to help settle things, once and for all.
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From the Frying Pan into the Fire Stephen Ames '89 was flying high in the corporate world but chucked it all to pursue his dream…in the kitchen.
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Murder She Wrote Life is good for Kathryn Miller Haines '94 who holds three jobs, but never works a day in her life because she loves each one.
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Part of the Solution Gov2.0 was recently created by Health and Human Services to find innovative solutions to long-running problems. Read Holman ’06 is fully on board.
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Family Affair Many recent graduates forge their own path far away from the nest, but Kendall Dennis Slutzky ‘01 is taking the road less traveled – one that finds her back in the fold.
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Play Time Mary Rohde ’71, MFA ’77 is hoping her new play will soon have a life outside Dallas.
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Eight Ways to Imagen Greatness When Laura de Anda '91, joined a local Toastmaster’s organization (Voces Latinas) in Los Angeles several years back, she never dreamed of the heights that one simple step would take her.
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LA Story Britt Salvesen '89 has a new job and it’s one she’s been working toward her whole life
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Changing the way math is taught Wendy Duncan Miller ’95 came up with the right equation for helping young students learn math
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Game On! Jeff Strain ’91, first got his game on in 1996, when he joined Blizzard Entertainment as a programmer on StarCraft. In 1999 he started a new team to develop the MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Roleplaying Game) World of Warcraft. This game master’s hard work paid off, since WoW, as it’s called in gaming circles, now boasts 10 million users.
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In Hard Drive Dirk Elmendorf ’97 is a man on a mission – as revealed in his self-appointed title of Chief Technology Evangelist for Rackspace Managed Hosting. “If you pick an unusual title, you can keep it forever,” says one of the founders of Rackspace, a company that is the fastest-growing managed hosting specialist in the world.
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Grads who innovate change the world in imaginative and productive ways.
