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Class Voices

Class Voices is a reimagined take on Class Notes that gives Bronco alumni an avenue to share updates from their lives in a more personal, direct way—through their own words. Each edition is tied to the theme of the latest issue of Santa Clara Magazine.
On Flourishing
Melinda Bihn
After 12 years leading the International School of San Francisco, I will be moving to Honolulu in July, where I will serve as Head at ‘Iolani School. I am thrilled... Read more
Melinda Bihn
’87
On Flourishing
Damien Palermo
I graduated from Santa Clara in 1985 with a B.S. in EECS, which I have applied to a successful 40-year career that is still going. I have worked for six... Read more
Damien Palermo
’85
On Flourishing
Thomas Gray Ryan
I’ve found that what helps me flourish is the study of philosophy, which was my major at Santa Clara. Some important people who have inspired me to flourish in my... Read more
Thomas Gray Ryan
’20
On Flourishing
Joe Stegman
Philosophy, faith, and spirituality have always been at the heart of who I am and how I have come to fully appreciate the role of service in my life. Having... Read more
Joe Stegman MBA
’74
On Flourishing
Henry Ferguson
I am flourishing, along with my fellow Bronco Jennifer Scharre J.D. ’15, as board members at the 5 Buckets Foundation, a financial literacy nonprofit that empowers individuals and communities with... Read more
Henry Ferguson
’18
On Flourishing
Heather Gallegos
Right now, I’m flourishing by building community through shared experiences. Co-founding the Morgan Hill Wine Trolley has been equal parts creativity, leadership, and joy. Every tour we operate reminds me... Read more
Heather Gallegos MBA
’01
Alumni Snapshot
Woman in white long sleeved shirt and jeans leans against Adobe brick on walkway next to Adobe Lodge on Santa Clara University campus.

A new kind of goal: Former Santa Clara University soccer player Briar Blake ’16 was back on campus recently, telling the story of her work at Roche Diagnostics where she’s changing the future of cancer treatment as a principal system engineer.

Coming to reunion?

Come home to the Mission campus from Oct. 8-11, 2026. This year’s celebrations
highlight undergrad classes whose years end in a 1 or 6. Register here.