Rev. Barton Geger, S.J., assistant professor of the Practice at the School of Theology and Ministry, Boston College, from St. Louis, Missouri, entered the Society of Jesus in 1990. In 2010, he received a doctorate in sacred theology at Universidad Pontificia Comillas in Madrid with a dissertation on the Jesuit Constitutions. From 2010 to 2016 he was a theology teacher and director of Ignatian Programming at Regis University in Denver, Colorado; he was also rector of the Jesuit communities at Regis University and St. Ignatius Loyola Parish. Since 2016 he is general editor of the quarterly monograph series "Studies in the Spirituality of Jesuits." Since 2017, he has been assistant professor of the practice at the School of Theology and Ministry at Boston College, and a research scholar at the Institute for Advanced Jesuit Studies, also at Boston College, where he is currently revising Fr. George Ganss' ground-breaking 1970 English-language edition of the Jesuit Constitutions. His personal project is a translation of an obscure, heretofore unpublished manuscript by Rev. Pedro Ribadeneira, S.J. (1527-1611) on perseverance in a Jesuit vocation..

Dr. Kathy Coffey-Guenther, senior mission and Ignatian leadership specialist, University Advancement, Marquette University, have/has served as adjunct faculty for undergraduates and clinical adjunct faculty for graduate students at Marquette University. Kathy received a Ph.D. in counseling psychology from Marquette University and a certificate in spiritual direction from the Aquinas Institute of Theology. For many years, Kathy has worked with a particular emphasis in Ignatian spirituality as a means for healthy spiritual and emotional living. Kathy has also served as a spiritual director, speaker and consultant to religious congregations, clergy and religious, and parishes focusing on the work of community building, conflict resolution and spiritual growth. Kathy serves as current consultant for diaconate formation in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee and served as the past co-chair of the Community Advisory Board for Clergy Abuse in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.

A 1987 graduate from the College of Speech, Tim Van Vooren, Sp '87, is the sports director at WITI FOX SIX in Milwaukee. He has won the Wisconsin Sportscaster of the Year Award three times as well as multiple Emmy Awards and is a member of the NATA Silver Circle for Wisconsin.

He worked in radio in Wisconsin and Illinois, as well as at WMBD-TV in Peoria,
Ill., before joining WITI in 1990.

He lives in Mequon with his wife (also an MU graduate) and four children.

In her 22nd season with the Milwaukee Bucks, as the Senior Vice President of Partner Strategy and Management, Kareeda Chones Aguam, Comm '98, leads a team responsible for managing and retaining 70+ marketing partnerships for the Milwaukee Bucks including working closely with the management team in the construction and development of the new 500M Deer District in downtown Milwaukee. The partnership revenue line has quadrupled during her leadership.

In addition to her position with the Milwaukee Bucks, Chones Aguam has also been a free-lance voice talent artist for over 20 years as the voice of numerous radio and television commercials, television programs, and professional employee videos for various clients throughout the city and across the country including Milwaukee Bucks' Basketball, and her most recent project as the Voice of Fiserv Forum! Chones Aguam was formerly the TV host of the Marquette Women's Basketball Coach's Show, Marquette Women's Basketball TV Color Analyst, and on-air voice talent on Milwaukee's Smooth Jazz 106.9. Chones Aguam is excited to launch Aguama Productions LLC. in 2022!

A graduate of Marquette University and four ( 4) year letter winner of the Marquette Women's Basketball Team, Kareeda majored in PR along with a minor in Spanish. Kareeda also is engaged in the community as a Board of Directors for the Penfield Children's Center of Wisconsin and Board Director for Hunger Task Force, and past member of the African American Chamber of Commerce Women in Business Committee, Employ Milwaukee and the Women's Fund Board of Greater Milwaukee. In 2016 Chones Aguam was awarded the Marquette Athletic Department Young Alumnae of the Year Award. In June 2019 Kareeda was celebrated as one of the Milwaukee Business Journal's Women of Influence 2019 for mentorship and honored as one of the 2019 Milwaukee Magazine's Women of Distinction, most recently, Kareeda was selected as a Sports Business Journal's distinguished "Game Changer Recipient- Class of 2020".

In addition to her responsibilities in the office, studio, and community, Kareeda' s most cherished role is being a wife of 14 years to husband Ryan and mother to her amazing children, daughter Averie (10) and son Carter (7).

Kelly Kauffman, Arts '97, is the Chief Human Capital Officer for the Milwaukee Bucks, a sports and entertainment organization within the National Basketball Association. With over 20 years of human resources experience, she joined the Bucks staff as a human resources executive with the task of creating the organization’s first human resources department from the ground up. The human resources function at the Bucks was implemented to set the foundation in building a world-class sports organization by supporting the team’s long-term strategy and goals, including the opening and operation of Fiserv Forum, the Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Sports Science Center, and ancillary development within the Deer District that will increase the breadth of the Bucks’ reach in the community.

Prior to joining the Milwaukee Bucks, she held various leadership roles in human resources at Badger Meter, Racine Federated, Bombardier Recreational Products and Moore Business Forms where her focus has been on employee relations; talent management; organizational development; compensation and benefits; training; and mergers and acquisitions.