Driving Creighton's future
As the advisory board for the Alumni Association, the group:
- Represents alumni interests to the University
- Supports the University’s strategic initiatives
- Provides program and service direction to Alumni Relations
This is true of myself and so many other alumni I've spoken with: We almost all feel that our Creighton years were some of the best of our lives. There's something special about the Creighton experience. As a Board, our mission is to energize alumni to continue their Creighton journey, while also giving back and paying this experience forward to the next generation.
— Richard A. Witt, BSBA’74, Former National Alumni Board President
National Alumni Board of Directors
President
Daniel T. Harbeke, BSBA’04
Omaha, Nebraska
Members
Molly Handke Belieu, BA'07
Omaha, Nebraska
Lori D. Bryant, BS'95
Paradise Valley, Arizona
Joshua J. Coury, BSBA'06
Dallas, Texas
Mark Ellerbeck BSBA’91, MBA'96
Omaha, Nebraska
Camille Hawk, BA'90, JD'94
Omaha, Nebraska
Michael E. Hebrard, MD'96
Piedmont, California
James Hillis, BA'07, MS'08
St. Louis, Missouri
Justin Johns, BSBA'05
Boston, Massachusetts
Stephanie Pleiss, MS'08, MA'09
Denver, Colorado
D. Ashley Frison Robinson, JD'08
Omaha, Nebraska
Craig S. Stringfellow, BSBA'87
Waukesha, Wisconsin
Jennifer Lueth Tran, BSN'03
Omaha, Nebraska
Micah E. White, BSBA'09
New York City, New York
Erin Ming Wetzel, BA'08, JS'12
Gretna, Nebraska
Alumni News
Our favorite alumni memories from Creighton Hall
Creighton Hall (aka: the Administration Building) is nearly set to fully reopen following an extensive renovation of its south wing. In the meantime, we’re reminiscing with alumni about the oldest building on campus. Its quirks, its charm and its history.
Creighton Days 2026: ‘It still feels like home’
The campus has changed, but the feelings and memories remain. When hundreds of Bluejay grads returned for Creighton Days Oct. 2-4, they were instantly transported back in time. And they had a blast.
A treasure salvaged from the WWII ship the S.S. Creighton Victory
Eighty years ago, in the spring and summer of 1945, the U.S. Navy christened and launched a 455-foot-long, 15,000-ton, 8,500-horsepower armed cargo ship named after Creighton University.