Senior class president Senam Adedze '19 was chosen by her classmates to have the last remarks at graduation.
Meet Our Alums
Maureen Davenport O'Connor - chief communications officer for KPMG, mother of four, and new member of the Visitation Board of Directors - spoke at the graduation for the Class of 2019.
Megan Lucey Rounsaville graduated in 1999 from Visitation, but she has remained close to her home on 35th Street. Right after her college graduation from Loyola University with a bachelor’s in elementary education, she started serving on our Alumnae Association Board. Megan was honored with the Margaret Mary Sheerin award at Reunion 2019.
Jamie Adasi is a conscious entrepreneur, director of faith and spirituality at the Mental Health Center of Denver, writer, speaker, and owner of Jamie Adasi Consulting, LLC. As a first-generation Nigerian-American and graduate of Visitation, Jamie's mission is to help people create the lives they desire through her practical and spiritual teachings.
Starting in high school, Jamie began her self-reflective work educating others about multicultural and social justice issues affecting the nation. Yesterday, she spoke at our 17th annual Diversity Day - an event she once helped plan as a student - about how to use Salesian Spirituality as a tool for social justice.
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Meg Foreman '84 says that without Visitation, she would not have felt as confident when she headed off to West Point after graduation.
And today, she's finding that the wise words of St. Francis de Sales - to "be who you are and be that well" - are guiding her as she continues to discern her next steps following her retirement from the Army a few years back.
Meg recently visited campus with her service dog, Mickey, to bring a little cheer on the last day of exams for students.