April 2024

Package Deal: Nikki Wustman Now an HR ‘Coach’ with Nissan Motor Corp.

After Nikki Wustman, ’07, played a basketball career that had her make the all-conference team three times, including first-team honors in 2005-2006, Wustman said she is grateful for her Hillsdale experience.

Hometown Hillsdale: Dylan Strehle, ’19

It was the people, the College’s core virtues, and his twin brother that led Dylan Strehle, ’19, to Hillsdale College. Now, Dylan calls Hillsdale home with his wife, Abby, ’19, saying even if they win the lottery, they’re going to stick around Hillsdale for as long as they can.

Kelsey Gomberg’s Career Combines Teaching and Her Love of Swimming

Kelsey Gomberg, ’10, knew she wanted to swim in college. Gomberg swam the 100- and 200-meter butterfly events and was named a tri-captain during her senior year. Having fun while working hard is a theme that Gomberg has carried into her professional life as a senior training facilitator at the Big Blue Swim School in the Chicago area.

Charging into March Madness: Former Chargers Make Their Mark in NCAA Tournament

If you ever wondered how Hillsdale College’s motto of “Strength Rejoices in the Challenge” translates to athletics, look no further than Jack Gohlke, ’22. For a couple of days, the Hillsdale grad took over March Madness, otherwise known as the NCAA Division I men’s basketball tournament.

A Road Less Traveled: Dr. Carl Young’s Path to the Classics

Each professor has taken their own path to arrive at Hillsdale College. One such professor, Dr. Carl Young, has gone on his own extraordinary journey to the classroom and classical texts he now calls home.

Ongoing Involvement: Former Healthcare CEO Mark Taylor Remains Engaged with Alma Mater

Mark Taylor, ’74, has had a long and distinguished career as a healthcare administrator, including the role of CEO at several large healthcare organizations. During his time at Hillsdale, he made connections at Hillsdale Hospital, that eventually affected his future career path.

A Passion for Policy: Cassidy Syftestad Klutts’s Mission to Advance Classical Education

To say Cassidy Syftestad Klutts, ’18, is passionate about education is an understatement. After graduating with a degree in American Studies, Klutts is completing her doctoral studies in education reform. Klutts is excited about the future, especially advancing Hillsdale’s K-12 Program.