AASH college life and career networking discussion area

Career Networking

AASH Administrator — Tue, 27 May 2008 06:00:31 GMT

AASH encourages alums to use this discussion area to network and discuss career-related issues.

Hey 1979-1980 generation where are you?

Alicia Villarreal — Thur, 09 Aug 2007 02:50:59 GMT

My name is Alicia Villarreal Brictson from Tampico Tamaulipas in Mexico, I studied in the school in 1979, I have great memories of my time with you all.

I send my regards to Miss Florence Redmon (my english teacher), to miss Juanita Durio (my art teacher) to Sr. Sharon Karma, Sr. Carolina Henry and Sr. Barbara Moreau. I remember all of them with love. I know Sr. Sophie Janes died, she and Sr. Carolina Henry were dearest to me.

I am married ( 23 years) and I have a boy and two girls, I work in a school and I achive two negrees know ( Eduaction and Humanities). Thanks for the time we spent together.

Alicia Villarreal Brictson

old college life posts here

AASHnet administrator — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 22:20:00 GMT

Emily Macsherry Belt - October 09, 2002

Are there any Sacred Heart students attending Amherst College at this time? The ones listed all graduated last Spring or before. Just curious

NCDS alumna -November 22, 2003

Any advice on adjusting to a coed college environment after years in the "cloister" of an all girls Sacred Heart School?

Phil Pearson - August 21, 2003

While I don't have an answer to your question, I thought you might be interested to know that the Princeton Review Academic rating lists Amherst College as the number four college in the U.S.

Lucy Marchant Jackson - April 19, 2003

Are there any Convent graduates presently attending UCBerkeley? My oldest son was just accepted and I am interested in opinions on the varius fraternities on campus. Which ones should he rush?

Emily Macsherry Belt - October 09, 2002

Are there any Sacred Heart students attending Amherst College at this time? The ones listed all graduated last Spring or before. Just curious...

using the AASH message boards

AASHnet Administrator — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 22:18:18 GMT

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