Learn how our alumni have used their UW-Superior education to help them achieve success.

Tony Hernandez

Tony Hernandez, who graduated in 1984 with a major in communicating arts, is head of the Latino Broadcasting Co. He's also the driving force behind the Immigrant Archive Project -- an effort to preserve and tell the story of Latino immigrants.

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Johanna Kirk

Class of '01 graduate Johanna Kirk already is making her mark in the legal profession.

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Rebecca Lovejoy

UW-Superior alumna Rebecca Lovejoy, Class of '90, has built a successful legal career in Superior. Most recently, she became the Douglas County Court Commissioner -- and the first woman to hold a post in the county judiciary.

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Edmund Manydeeds III

Edmund Manydeeds III, Class of '73, recalls his days at UW-Superior and talks about his goals as one of the newest members of the UW System Board of Regents.

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Devin Pacheco

Alumnus Devin Pacheco parlayed his UW-Superior experience into a job with the New York Rangers. During a visit to campus he shared his experiences with students.

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Justin Patchin

UW-Superior alumnus Dr. Justin Patchin, Class of '98, is gaining national prominence as an expert on cyberbullying.

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Luke Hafdahl and Jeremy Niskala

Class of '06 graduates Luke Hafdahl and Jeremy Niskala are using their UW-Superior chemistry educations to launch successful careers. Full story

Rick Gitar

Rick Gitar used his UW-Superior education in biology to land a job protecting the environment. Full story