Marquette faculty or staff member who had an impact: Diane Dressler (nursing professor), Coach Bert Rogers and Maureen Lewis (assistant director for academic services/Athletics) Her career goal is set just as high - to be director of nursing at a Navy hospital, so she can mentor younger nurses. The lessons of leadership and excellence I learned while being a student at Marquette formed a strong base that has been growing ever since.” Kristin says, “Marquette’s mission is present in my day-to-day life as a Navy nurse. This gratifying profession has provided her unique opportunities she never expected. She has earned her certification in emergency nursing. A particularly rewarding part of her Navy career was caring for military service members in Kuwait and Afghanistan. This Navy ROTC graduate worked as a White House nurse, responsible for emergency health logistics for both Presidents Obama and Trump. “Success is setting your mind to do something and achieving it, even when obstacles come in your way.”Īnd achieving it Kristin did. “She was a strong role model of a successful working mom who would do anything for her kids,” Kristin says about her mother. Both were inspired by their parents, Steve and Kathy, who always taught the importance of family and spending quality time together. Her favorite part, though, was running track with her sister, Amy, Bus Ad ’08. Like when she transferred to Marquette her sophomore year to join the track team, she set numerous Marquette records in pole vaulting. As head of the health care business operations department for the Naval Health Clinic New England in Rhode Island, Kristin has always set her aspirations high and realized them.
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