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From Miss Basketball to Saginaw Sports Hall of Fame

Danielle (Kamm) Carter is a Nouvel Class of 2003 graduate and former Miss Basketbal 2002. During her four seasons at Nouvel, Danielle led her basketball team to winning four district titles and three regional championships. She also played volleyball and softball, earning all-area honors four times for softball and twice for volleyball. It is because of these efforts that she will be inducted into the Saginaw County Sports Hall of Fame in November 2018.

After Nouvel, Danielle went on to play basketball for Marquette University in Milwaukee. She is now the director of financial aid at Columbia College of Nursing in Milwaukee, where she lives with her husband Jesse and their two dogs.

Danielle describes her experience at Nouvel as "ENRICHING". Danielle shared, "Nouvel provides a significant opportunity for growth and learning on a holistic level that leads towards a lifetime of success. The opportunities to grow and learn from caring and authentic teachers, coaches, staff, parents and community, at such an influential age, has had such a significant impact on my life. I am forever grateful, from the first day I stepped foot on campus, for all the people who took me under their wing and supported me," added Danielle. 
 

Nouvel Alum Giving Back in Saginaw

In September, Saginaw County high school students had the opportunity to receive a free heart check, thanks in part to one of our alums, Dr. Jay Mohan. Jay is a Nouvel Catholic Central class of 2005 graduate. He is a board certified Internal Medicine physician and associate clinical faculty at Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine. He is currently in the last year of his General Cardiology training and the current Chief Cardiology fellow at McLaren Macomb and Oakland hospitals. He is excited to start his interventional/structural heart fellowship at William Beaumont in Royal Oak in 2019.

Jay uses the word "REWARDING" to summarize his experience at Nouvel. "Nouvel provided me the foundation to be successful as well as helped me meet influential people along the way," said Jay.

He is happily married to his wife, Avni, and is a recent father to Jax. His hobbies include Golf and Tennis (he was four year varsity for both at NCCHS), all Michigan Wolverine sports, as well as charity and education.  His long term goals are to help the younger generation see the value in advanced education and help those less fortunate than ourselves. Additionally, he's been very involved in charitable work, being the Vice President of the Dr. Ramesh Kumar Foundation, which is dedicated to eliminating financial barriers to individuals that cannot afford medical care.


 

2018 CAN Do Volunteer of the Year!

Congratulations to Jen Thieme Kehres on being named the Child Abuse and Neglect (CAN) Council Great Lakes Bay Region's CAN Do Volunteer of the Year.  Jen is a Nouvel Catholic Central class of 2003 graduate.  Jen shared the following about her efforts with the CAN Council, "After becoming a mom in 2014, I felt a deep passion to help children in our community and I started volunteering with the CAN Council to help with social media, public awareness and fundraising.  I'm constantly inspired by what this amazing group of people does to help children who NEED us.  The CAN Council is truly making the world a better place."

Jen is the Director of Business Development at Amigo Mobility.  She has been with Amigo for the past 11 years.  Jen lives in Saginaw with her husband, Dan Kehres. Together they have two daughters, ages 4 and 2.  Their oldest daughter will start school this year at NCCE.

2018 Miss Saginaw County!

Congratulations to Shelby Saint Souver who competed in the 2018 Miss Michigan Scholarship Pageant at the Frauenthal Center among 32 contestants in the competition's 68th year.   As one of the top twelve semi-finalists, Shelby was awarded the Kaye Lani Rae Rafko-Wilson Community Service Award!