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Don Scott is an accomplished administrator bringing over 30 years of experience in university student and alumni services back to Puget Sound. Working in admissions after graduating with the class of ’91 marked the beginning of his career dedicated to supporting those seeking higher education. Don has since earned his doctorate in organizational leadership from the University of Massachusetts Global and uses his skills in interpersonal communication and project management to build relationships with alumni and the Puget Sound community. Fun fact: Don lived in 6 different states by the time he was in the fourth grade. Thanks to his Air Force upbringing, he enjoys traveling when he gets the chance. Don’s favorite destination is Santa Fe, New Mexico, he abhors seafood, and delights in seeing theatre with his husband of 25 years and his 2 pugs: Rosie and Rudy.

Contact Don about:

• �������� Council
• �������� Travel
• �������� & Parent relations Processes and Policies

Nolan Ryan has been coordinating collegiate events and serving alumni of the Puget Sound area for over a decade. He grew up in O’Fallon, Missouri, and after achieving a Master of Science in Education from Indiana University, Nolan was drawn to the Pacific Northwest. Having previously worked in alumni offices at several institutions in the area, Nolan consistently demonstrates effective communication and friendly engagement. His love for Tacoma manifests in his knowledge of the best food spot for any occasion. Off campus, Nolan enjoys hiking and biking with his partner and going on adventures with his newest four-legged family member, Jax.

Contact Nolan about:

• Regional �������� Clubs and Events
• Logger Link and the ��������-Student Mentoring Program
• Maroon Society

Veronica Bellocci is an experienced program curator with over seven years in museum curation and education, particularly within non-profit institutions. She is dedicated to creating engaging flagship events that honor tradition and yet bring new ideas that resonate with all generations of Loggers. As a proactive collaborator, Veronica works closely with university partners and divisions to strengthen relations in and amongst the campus community. Her accomplished curation capabilities show in her positions as President of both Puget Sound Emerging Museum Professionals and the National Emerging Museum Professionals Network. Outside of work, Veronica enjoys finding new outlets to express her artistic interests. If not knitting, practicing photography, cooking, or crafting embroidery, she always enjoys sipping a matcha from Oppenheimer café and a walk with her two dogs, Lucy and Lily.

Contact Veronica about:

• Summer Reunion Weekend
• Homecoming & family Weekend
• �������� Affinity Groups
• Class Community Committee

Anya Lipkowitz is the first point of contact for the APR office and proud Puget Sound alumna. In 2024, Anya earned her bachelor's degree in communication studies, and throughout the span of her education, she witnessed the effects of the COVID pandemic on her peers and the campus community. Anya hopes to rekindle the Logger spirit she remembers from her first year pre-pandemic and to reinforce the roots and connections among the community. Outside the office, Anya enjoys “grandma hobbies” such as reading, scrapbooking, and crocheting. She recently got an analog camera to explore an interest she picked up from a course at Puget Sound: photography.

Contact Anya about:

• General Office Inquiries
• �������� Communication Requests