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A MAJOR GOAL OF BOTH THE SYRACUSE University Alumni Association (SUAA) and the Office of Alumni Relations (OAR) is to make sure that you, our alumni and friends, are informed about all the activities we sponsor for you and everything happening on campus. So how do we get the word out to you? More than ever before, we are taking advantage of e-mail messages and postingson our web site. Each month, for instance, OAR produces Orangebytes, an e-newsletter that is e-mailed to alumni, pro­ viding information about campus happenings and SU events around the world, including the latest news on The Ryan Chadick, far right, is honored with SU's first Orange Spirit Award. Joining him were Neil Gold '70, former alumni Campaign for Syracuse University. SU alumni clubs-now in more association president; Lauren D'Angelo, a member of the Traditions than 50 cities in the United States, Europe, and Asia-use OAR's Commission; and Chancellor Nancy Cantor. e-mail blast service and also e-mail notes to alumni in their areas about upcoming events. Many of you may also hear directly from Orange Spirit Award Recognizes your own schools or colleges, which use OAR's e-mail blast service to stay in touch. Pride, Tradition, and Service Are you missing out on this information? The University has e-mail addresses for more than 48 percent of its 230,773 alumni. BEFORE A CHEERING HOMECOMING CROWD IN THE If you aren't on that list, visit our web site (alumni.syr.edu) and click Carrier Dome in 2005, Ryan Chadick '08 took his place on "Online Community." Here you can register your e-mail address, on the field for a celebration of honored SU community update your profile and contact information, and find out what is members. A smile to his family, a hug from Chancellor happening with friends and classmates. While at the web site, check Nancy Cantor, and a citation from the Office of Alumni out information about our alumni clubs, alumni events, various Relations and Traditions Commission marked a memora­ benefits you can receive as Syracuse University alumni, and the ble moment for him and a new tradition for the University career services support we offer. By the way, we still get the word out at the alumni awards ceremony: Chadick was the first re­ through regular mail, too, but you'll receive information sooner and cipient of the Orange Spirit Award, which honors students be able to make plans quicker if we can reach you by e-mail. (And we for academic excellence, service, and a commitment to don't share your e-mail address with anyone else.) University traditions. "It's nice to be recognized for the OAR and SUAA, together with alumni clubs, will host special events good things you're doing," says Chadick, a dual major in around the United States in late spring and early summer to welcome public relations and communication and rhetorical stud­ our most recent graduates and help them acclimate to their new ies. "It's an encouragement to do great things." homes. We also will help our incoming students make the transition The Orange Spirit Award developed from discussions to their new home at SU through our summer "New Student Send­ among members of the Traditions Commission, a Univer­ Offs." Please make a point of taking part in these events: Our new sity-wide group that is under the Office of Alumni Rela­ graduates will be glad to benefit from your knowledge and expertise, tions, on how to increase connections between students and our new students will feel part of the great SU family before they and alumni. Commission member Lauren D'Angelo '08 arrive on campus. Details about the events will bee-mailed to alumni suggested honoring outstanding students with an award as well as posted on our web site. given out during the alumni awards ceremony at Home­ Stay involved and connected with your alma mater by keeping in coming+ Reunion. "The event brings students and alumni touch online. together and makes people aware of the amazing things they are both doing," D'Angelo says. The award also adds to a lasting connection with SU . "It's a great opportunity Go ORANGE! for us to recognize and honor our future alumni and to let them know we are here for them now and when they graduate," says Andrea Latchem, assistant vice president of alumni relations. Students are nominated for the award by a member of Wally Bobkiewicz G'89 (MAX) President, Syracuse University Alumni Association Inc.

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Orange Legacy» the University community, and a winner is selected Ballard Family Ties to SU Woven by a c ommittee of faculty and staff. Students need to have a connection to University traditions, pride Throughout the University in their school, and good grades; but the award goes deeper, D'Angelo sa ys. "What sets students further WILLIAM F. "BILL" BALLARD '58 apart is their commitment to making a difference­ didn't realize how deep his family's not onl y on campus, but also in the surrounding com­ SU roots were until he looked into his munity." The award winners are chosen based, in part, great-grandmother's ledger cataloging on a commitment to the Chancellor's mission of con­ the work of the Syracuse Pressed Brick necting the campus and community. Company. Rebecca Ballard's husband, Chadick was selected for his work as a resident ad­ Robert, started the company after visor, mentor to students in the Syracuse City School they relocated with their family from District, University 100 member, and College of Visual England, settling in Syra cuse in 1870. and Performing Arts peer advisor. He worked with the "She made a list of all their important Syracuse Inner City Rotary Club to help with Hoops customers, and one of them was SU ," for Pea ce, a youth program. Bill Ballard sa ys. "We got digging into In 2006, College of Arts and Sciences student it and sa w they provided the bricks for Lauren Abramson '07 won the award. Last fall , Bri­ the von Ranke Library." an Spendley '09, a biomedical engineering student, The construction of the library, built recei ved the award , w hich is highlighted by the pre­ in 1888 and now known as the Tolley sentation of a crystal trophy at the Schine Student Building, marked the start of ge nera­ Center. "I was reall y excited," sa ys Spendley, whose tions of Ballard family members with ties to the University. Robert and family and friend s attended the event. "I've been put­ Rebecca left a legacy of family members who attended SU : daughter Elsie ting in a lot of hard work, so it was great to get some '03 (music); granddaughter Ruth Braley '20 (arts and sciences); grand­ feedback and recognition from the University." He is a son Frederick A. "Fred " Ballard '23 (civil engineering); great-grandsons member of Ph i Sigma Pi, the national co-ed honors fra­ Ed ward J. "Ted " Ballard '54 (electrical engineering) and Bill Ballard '58 tern ity; a mentor orientation leader; a member of the (civil engineering); and great-great-grandsons Frederick "Fritz" Ballard II Sour Sitrus Society pep band; and executive director G'94 (civil engineering) and William J. Ballard G'96 (management). of the SU-SUNY ESF Chapter of Habitat for Humanity. Bill Ballard married an alumna with SU roots, Susan Farnsworth Bal­ He volunteers for SU Am- lard '60 (music), a music teacher. Her family tree includes several alumni: bulance and Relay for Brian Spendley her father, Jerome Brown Farnsworth '32 (civil engineering); her mother, receives the orth '30 (speech and dramatic arts); her aunt, Eileen Life, and is a patient Orange Spirit Irene Muncy Farnsw care volunteer at Uni­ Award. Muncy Wallace '30 (management); and her brother, Jerome '55 (me­ versity Hospital. chanical engineering). As a member of Along with the family's academic ties, the Ballards remain connected the selection commit­ to SU through many construction projects. The Fred Ballard Construction tee, D'Angelo enjoys Company built the long stairway that leads to Mount Olympus and repaired seeing what stu­ the University's roads over the years. Bill Ballard, Fred's son, formed Ballard dents like Spend- Construction in 1967. Bill 's sons, Fritz, William J. , and Ed ward "Ted " Ballard, ley are invol ved along with a longtime associate, are now co-owners of the Syracuse-based in. "Orange Spir- construction company that focuses on athletic facilities. The company's it can be more projects include the Marshall Street reconstruction project, all of SU 's ath­ than wearing letic fields and stadiums, and the Orange Grove. Bill and Susan Ballard pur­ orange and go- chased a paver in the Orange Grove to commemorate their relatives. ing to games," Looking back at his family's history, Ballard sa ys his great-grandparents she sa ys. "It is placed strong emphasis on education, allowing their daughter to enroll helping to fos­ at SU when it was unusual for women to attend college. "They passed ter acceptance, this and other values on to their descendants," Ballard sa ys. "Whatever diversity, and achievements we can claim wouldn't ha ve been possible without edu­ community." cation. Syracuse University and L.C. Smith College ha ve pla yed a most -Kathleen Haley important role in our lives." -Kathleen Haley and Tom Raynor

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Alumni Travel» Spiritual Journey to South Africa

LAST SUMMER, 130 SYRACUSE ALUMNI AND THEIR financial support increases their life chances." The event spouses and guests made a highly emotional, deeply stood out as a highlight in a journey filled with exceptional satisfying 10-day tour of the Republic of South Africa, experiences for the heart, mind, and senses. "Those kids stopping in Johannesburg, Durban, and Cape Town, and were so happy to meet us and talk with us-they treated making excursions to Soweto, Zululand, the Hluhluwe us as if we were rock stars!" Martin says. "When they lmfolozi Game Park, and Robben Island, where Nelson sang the South African and U.S. national anthems, there Mandel a and other leaders of the anti-apartheid struggle wasn't a dry eye in the house." -David Marc were imprisoned. "This was not your average summer vacation trip," says Larry Martin, associate vice presi­ dent for program development, who organized and led Coming Back Together: Our Journey to South Africa. "For many African Americans, setting foot on African soil is the realization of a lifelong dream. We found ourselves on a spiritual journey of self-discovery, even as we moved through spectacular landscapes and felt the energies of one of the world's most FOR INFORMATION ON ALUMNI exciting new democracies." TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES The exaltation experienced by the THROUGH THE OFFICE OF travelers was enhanced by a lasting ALUMNI RELATIONS, connection they made with students contact Tina Casella in alumni and faculty at Kalksteenfontein Primary relations at 1-800-SUALUMS School, located in a gang-plagued Cape or [email protected]. Town neighborhood. With the help of Felix James '81, a New York attorney who has facilitated dozens of commer- cial and public-sector projects in South Africa, SU alumni visited the school, presenting principal Jeffrey Arendse with a gift of $7,000 to address such ba­ sic infrastructure problems as plumbing and library secu­ rity, and made plans for future projects. "I was very proud to see my fellow SU alumni acknowledge and embrace the educational needs of historically disadvantaged South Af­ rican children," James says. "This outpouring of love and

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Alumni Happenings»

,.. The Homecoming Court marches down South Crouse Avenue in the Homecoming+ Reunion Parade in October.

( Chancellor Nancy Cantor and athletic director Daryl Gross (left) enjoy halftime festivities during Homecoming+ Reunion at the Dome with Jim Ridlon '57 (third from left), Warren Kimble '57, and Manny Breland '57. The alumni we re ce lebrating their 50-year reunion.

( SU alumni and guests view the Gates of Paradise traveling exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago in July. About 100 people attended the preview event for the exhibition of Lorenzo Ghiberti's 15th-century masterpiece. The exhibition was curated by Gary Radke '73, Dean's Professor of the Humanities and professor of fine arts.

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I Ronald C. Cease G'S4 (MAX) John Staples '60 (A&S) of Ireland 1 chairs the State Board of Forestry's won an Artist Bursary from the 30 Committee for Family Forestlands Irish National Arts Counci l for the Walter H. Diamond '34 (A&S/ Allen C. Hansen 'SO (A&S) of and the board of the nonprofit unit, completion of his short-story col ­ NEW), author of several interna­ Mclean, Va ., wrote Nine Lives: Partners for a Hunger-Free Oregon, lection, The Coastal. of the state Oregon Hunger Relief tional trend and investment books, A Foreign Service Odyssey (New Leonard C. Homer Task Force. He also serves on two was honored at the second annual Academia Publishers). '61 (A&S), a health Wall of Fame induction ceremony committees of the Oregon Food Mary Eshbaugh law attorney with at Nottingham High School in Bank. Hayes '50 CA&S/ Ober/Kaler in Syracuse. NEW) was recog­ Ellie Berg Hayman '55 (HD), a Baltimore, was nized on her 50th nationally ranked real estate sa les selected as one of the 2006 and anniversary of writ­ agent and the top sa les agent in 2007 Best Lawyers in America. 14 Onondaga County, was honored ing the "Around Aspen" co lumn Martha Ann at the second annua l Wa ll of Fame and for her work with the Aspen Edmunds '62 (VPA) Beverly Mach Geller '47 (NUR) induction ceremony at Nottingham Times (Colorado). of Boalsburg, Pa. , earned a master's degree from The High School in Syracuse. College of New Jersey. She has Joseph F. Zimmerman G'51 , G'54 won the Revington Mary-Lynne Bird '56 (A&S) per­ written six children's books and her (MAX) wrote Interstate Disputes: Arthur Award for poetry for children and adults has The Supreme Court's Original formed songs for a concert, Sugar Excellence in Painting at the appeared in many publications. Jurisdiction (State University of and Spice , in the art ga ll ery of the Images 2007 exhibition at the New York Press). Kosciuszko Foundation in New Central Pennsylvania Festival of the F. Walter Medicis '47 (A&S) was York City. Arts. one of 10 finalists in the Energizer Wayne Davis '52 ( LC S) retired EdwardS. Lisk '56 CVPA) , a clini­ 2007 Keep Going Hall of Fame. In after 30 years from Pratt & Martha Neary Folts 1947, he founded the SU Ba ll room Whitney. He resides in North Palm cian, conductor, and author, was '62 CMUS IC/ VPA) Dance course, which he still Beach with his wife, Bobbi. elected to the National Band earned a D.M.A. teaches. Association Hall of Fame of degree in harpsi­ Rosalee Davison '52 (A&S), jew­ Distinguished Band Conductors. chord performance Harry E. Lunt '48 CA&S) received elry designer and longtime sup­ from the University of Michigan. Warren Kimble '57 (VPA) the American Society for porter of the local arts, received She has produced two CDs and exhibited his work, Waiting at the Testing and Materials (ASTM) the 2007 Volunteer Fundraiser played a recita l of harpsichord and Window: Warren Kimble's Widows of International A01 Founding award from the Association of clavichord music at Roswell War, in the Palitz Gallery at Lubin Committee Award by ASTM Fundraising Professionals. She Presbyterian Church in Atlanta. International Committee for distin­ res ides in Baltimore with her hus­ House. Mary Ann Kerr '62 CA&S) and her guished service. band, Richard. Th ey have three George Meek '57 CA&S) of husband, Douglas, took a delega­ chi ld ren, Mark, John, and Joanna, Arlington, Va. , wrote Manna Patrick E. McCarthy tion to Israel and Palestine for two and six grandchildren. Calendar: An uplifting poem and '48 (A&S), retired weeks to educate North American scripture verse for every day of any president of Bill Manikas '53 (A&S) was citizens about the region and its year (meekconsulting). McCarthy Chevrolet­ inducted into the Schenectady conflicts. Buick in Oneida, N.Y., (N.Y.) Athletic Hall of Fame. Arlene Seidel Abrams '58 (EDU) Denise LeFrak Calicchio '63 (EDU), and wife Patricia won nine medals launched www.bubbelove.com, Elaine Sandberg '53 (SDA), a Mah co-author of High Rise Low Down: at the 2007 Empire State Senior Jongg instructor, wrote A Beginner's offering "made in America" gifts. Games. Who's Who and What's What in Guide to American Mah Jongg: How New York's Coveted Apartment Frank M. Cummings Jr. '49 (MAN) to Play the Game and Win (Tuttle I Houses (Barricade Books), show­ retired after 50 years as a certi­ Publishing). cased her book at Lubin House. fied public accountant. He res ides Sylvia Wassertheii-Smoller '53, in Rochester, N.Y. , with his wife, Richard Morey '60 (A&S) is a Michael S. Kogan '63, G'77 CA&S) G'SS (GRAD), professor at the Phyllis, and has two sons, Frank Ill visiting professor of operations wrote Opening the Covenant: A Albert Ein stein College of Medicine and Philip. management and a faculty fel­ Jewish Theology of Christianity in New York City where she low at the American University of (Oxford University Press), a book holds the Manealoff-Rosen Chair, Sharjah, located outside Dubai. about confronting people with a wrote Rachel and Aleks (iUniverse theologica l challenge in an honest Publisher's Choice). and upright way.

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Patricia Volk '64 (VPA) is the Association and MMA Service Walter Hecox G'67, Plateau: An Economic and author of several books, including Corporation. G'69 (MAX) was Demographic Exploration "; her latest, To My Dearest Friends honored with the co-wrote the report "Beyond the Ron Oyer '66 (A&S) was inducted (Knopf). Gresham Riley Boundaries: The Human and into the Schenectady (N.Y.) Award at Colorado Natural Communities of the Daniel H. Henning G'65 Athletic Hal l of Fame. Co ll ege. He was co-creator of the Greater Grand Canyon"; and is (MAX) was awarded the title Clayton Davis '67 (A&S) wrote State of the Rockies Project; serves co-editor of the annual Colorado of Distinguished Scholar of Aviation, How and Why (Lulu.com). as director of the Slade Sustainable College State of the Rockies Report Buddhism and Deep Ecology by Development Workshop; wrote the Card. the World Buddhist University, report "C harting the Colorado Bangkok, where he presented a paper on "Oneness Spirituality." He wrote Buddhism and Deep Ecology (Authorhouse), Tree Talk and Tales (Authorhouse), and Managing the Environmental Crisis (Duke University Press). Professor Paula Madison G'74 » Henning is a Fulbright Senior Specialist and has taught in sev­ Devoted to Diverse Voices eral Southeast Asian universities besides doing consulting, research, and in-service training programs NBC MEDIA EXECUTI V E PAULA MADISON for her newscasts and investigative reporting, for the United Nations, country kicked off the Leaders in Communication and was named one of the 75 Most Powerful governments, and the World Speaker Series at the Newhouse School la st African Americans in Corporate America by Conservation Union. fall, sharing knowledge gleaned from 33 years Black Enterprise magazine in 2005. Receiving as a newspaper and broadcast journalist and the President's Award from the National James Slattery '65 (A&S) is vice media diversity expert. Madison, a former Association of Black Journalists holds special president of technical service for Indium Corporation's metals and Newhouse graduate studen t, spoke with elo­ signifi cance for her. "I know what it takes to be chemicals business unit. quent pride of her Jamaican and Chinese a professional journa li st in this country-and background, expressing gratitude for the sup­ what it takes to be a professional journalist Jonathan Weisberg '65 (A&S) port of friends and mentors. Previously gen­ as an African American-and it isn't easy," is chair of the Utah Humanities era l manager of KNBC, Los Angeles, where Madison says. "But each individual has to Council. He is a public relations she was the first African Ameri ca n woman to determine her own goals and destiny. You are consul tant and adjunct instructor hold such a position w ith a network-owned the on ly one who can define that for yourself." at Westminster College. station in a top-five market, Madison was - Shavon S. Greene Harold Zirkin '65 (MAN) accepted named executive vice president of diversity by an appointment from the governor parent company NBC Unive rsal in 2007. "In to serve as a trustee of the State areas reaching from entertainment to news, I Retirement and Pension System have a role in making sure we are driving our of Maryland for a four-year term. diversity goals and objectives," says Madison, He is president of Zirkin-Cutler the company's first senior executive to hold Investments Inc., an investment a position solely devoted to diversity. "It's counseling firm in Bethesda, Md. about fairness and opportunity. Throughout Ron F. Barnes G'66, G'72 (A&S) the years, certain industries have not nec­ received the Trevo r Evans Award essaril y been as accessible to women and for expository writing at Math Fest people of color. We have to acknowledge that, 2006 in Knoxville, Tenn . in order to be more inclusive and reflective of Robert Koolakian '66 (A&S) the society in w hich we live." wrote Struggle for Justice: A Story A native of New York City's Harlem neigh­ of the American Committee for the borhood, Madison recognizes the importance Independence of Armenia, 191S-1920 of giving voice to those whose perspectives (Wayne State Press). are often overlooked. "There are millions of Louis R. Monticello stories never being told," says Madison, a '66 (A&S) was Vassar College graduate w ho began her jour­ inducted into the nalism career as a reporter at the Syracuse Association Hal l of Herald-Journal. "Stories about people of co l­ Fame by the or-the history of the disenfranchised-aren't Michigan Society of Association ge nera ll y making it into mainstream media." Executives. He retired as senior Among her many accomplishments, vice president and secretary of the Madison ha s been the recipient of the Em my, Michigan Manufacturers Golden Mike, and Ed ward R. Murrow awards

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Cedric Page '67 James A. Besha '69 (A&S), '70 Foundation, wrote numerous (A&S) is executive (LCS), a licensed professional research articles, three professional director of the engineer and president of Albany handbooks, and four books, includ­ University of New Engineering Corp., is a trustee of Frank E. Ferrante '70 ing Risk, Courage, and Women: Mexico's Los the New York Power Authority. (LCS) of Contemporary Voices in Prose and Alamos branch. Poetry (University of North Te xas Celeste M. Brody '69 (EDU) was Williamsburg, Va., Press). Kenneth Sheinkopf '67 (A&S), a 2006-07 Fulbright Scholar to was elected for a G'69 (NEW) retired after 35 years Thailand, researching faculty two-year term to the Jonathan C. Chapman '72 (A&S), with the University of Central development for student-cen­ IEEE Computer Society's Board of G'74 (MAN) is a partner at the Florida. He spent the last 24 years tered learning in Thailand Higher Governors. certified public accounting and as associate director of the Florida Education. She retired as the dean Leah (Luebke) business consulting firm of Feeley Solar Energy Center. of Central Oregon Community Klungness '70 & Driscoll in Boston. College. Douglas Unger G'67 CVPA) (EDU) is a psycholo­ Sheryl Dicker '72 exhibited his work at the Ohio Lisa Stevens Coles '69 (HD/NEW) gist in private prac­ (A&S), G'75 CLAW) Arts Council's Riffe Gallery in is marketing manager of creative tice in Locust Valley, of Mamaroneck, NY, Columbus. development at Healthy Directions NY, and wrote The Complete Single retired after nearly in Potomac, Md. Mother (Adams Media). 16 years as executive Evelyn Carter director of the Permanent Judicial Walker '67 (A&S) of Wendy Harris '69 CSDA) received Richard Marchesani '70 (Utica), Commission on Justice for Evansville, Ind., is the Outstanding Landscape Award G'73 CEDU) , assistant professor Children. associate director of at the Third Annual Northeast of education at Elmira College, public services for National Pastel Show in Old Forge, wrote The Field Guide to Teaching: James Dunford Jr. the Evansville Vanderburgh Public NY A Handbook for New Teachers '72 (A&S), professor Library. She also chairs the annual (Pearson Education). He com­ of clinical medicine Phil Mooney G'69 (MAX) is One Book, One Community read­ pleted a month-long tour as super­ and surgery at the the third archivist for Coca Cola ing project for Southwestern visor of student teachers from University of Company, which opened a new Indiana. Elmira College working in Glasgow, California, San Diego, Medical museum, the NEW World of Scotland, schools. Center and medical director for the Marvin J. Cashion Coca-Cola, replacing the old World City of San Diego, received the '68 CA&S), G'71 of Coke that opened in 1990 at Julianne Wernick­ Michael Keys Copass Award and CLAW) launched Underground Atlanta. Franklin '70 CA&S) was the first recipient of the Vice ReSolutions writes an online Andrew Odell '69 CA&S) joined Chancellor for Health Sciences International to pro­ newsletter blog for the New York City law firm of Community Service Excellence vide commercial arbitration and the South Florida Duane Morris in the corporate Award along with the Chancellor's mediation services in English and Hospitality Marketing and Sales practice group. Associates Faculty Excellence Spanish to a domestic and interna­ Association in Greater Fort Award for Excellence in tional clientele. He is based in Lauderdale. Dan Schlossberg '69 CA&S/NEW) Community Service. Aventura, Fla . wrote Baseball Bits, Alpha Books Robert Leighninger Jr. G'71 (Penguin), with a foreword by Kevin F. McMurray John Favolo '68 (MAX), a faculty associate in the New York Mets radio voice Howie '72 (A&S) wrote A CA&S/NEW), who School of Social Work at Arizona Rose. He wrote recent features for Family Cursed: The leads Group B2B State University, wrote Building The Official World Series Program, Kissel Dynasty, a (business to busi­ Louisiana: The Legacy of the Public United Airlines' Hemispheres, and ----~.-..~ Gilded Fortune, and ness brands) at Eric Works Administration (University AAA Southern New England. Two Brutal Murders (St. Martin's Mower and Associates in Press of Mississippi). Press). Syracuse, was named to BtoB mag­ Roger Shimomura G'69 (VPA), Taylor Deborah Mackin '71 (SDA) azine's "Who's Who in B-to-B" list Distinguished Professor Emeritus wrote The Team-Building Tool Randy Bauler '73 (NEW), corpo­ in 2007. He participated in a panel of Art, University of Kansas, Kit, 2nd Edition-Tips and Tactics rate relations and exhibitions direc­ discussion, "Ten B-to-B Issues in received the Distinguished for Effective Workplace Teams tor at American Association of 50 Brand Building Minutes" at the Alumnus Award from the School (AMACOM Books). Critical-Care Nurses, of Anaheim, Association of National of Arts and Sciences, University of Calif., was elected chairman of Advertisers 2007 B-to-B Washington in Seattle. Janet Goldstein Pincu '71 (A&S/ the International Association of Conference in Chicago. SWK), G'73 (SWK), a senior Exhibitions and Events (IAEE). Robert Vitello '69 health care educator and licensed Bauler will lead the organization in Steven Leader '68 (A&S), presi­ (A&S), G'71 (MAX) clinical social worker, is senior 2008, including heading IAEE del­ dent of Leader Realty Advisors is chief information director of client services at egations to Chengdu, China, and in New York City, was appointed officer at the New Freedom Eldercare, a geriatric care Istanbul, Turkey. to the Roster of Neutrals of the York State Labor company. Commonwealth Division of the Department in Albany, NY Deborah Chang Di Bella '73 CVPA) State of New York Supreme Court. Karen A. Waldron was inducted into the American G'71, G'75 (EDU), Institute of Floral Designers at Steven Pinsker '68 (MAN) teaches Professor Emerita of the institute's symposium in Palm law at the University of California, Education and for­ Desert, Calif. Santa Barbara, and at the Santa mer director of spe­ Barbara College of Law. cial education at Trinity University Joseph Ehrmann '73 CA&S) was in San Antonio, Texas, and trustee inducted into the Greater Buffalo for the George W. Brackenridge Sports Hall of Fame.

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linda Koch Fader '73 (A&S) suc­ Louise M. Antony '75 (A&S) acclaimed one-woman show, Suzanne Grant Lewis '78 ( ED U) cessfu ll y defended her dissertation edited Philosophers Without Gods: Shaken & Stirred, which was direct­ is coordinator of the Partnership on language change and attri- Meditations on Atheism and the ed by Charles (Coon) Van Buren for Higher Education in Africa, an tion in the Judea-Spanish of two Secular Life (Oxford University '76 (VPA). Gruener! is the play­ initiative of seven U.S. foundations Sephardic Philadelphia families and Press, USA), a collection of essays wright and featured actress. supporting the transformation of was awarded a Ph.D. in Spanish by 20 leading philosophers. higher education institutions in Marilyn Lipman '76 (VPA) is a life from Temple University. Africa. Gerry Boehme '75 coach and mediator. She launched Marc Levenson '73 (NEW) is co­ (NEW) of an online community ca ll ed Michael Plaksin '78 (MAN) is host and reporter for a syndicated Huntington Station, Re Enchant Planet Earth. vice president of sa les at ATP in science and technology series N.Y., is executive vice Sunnyva le, Calif. Bruce Pomerantz '76 (NEW) called Tech Closeup. Levenson, a president for strate­ is photo assets manager at The Angela Robinson '78 three-time Emmy Award winner, gic planning and information tech­ Boston Globe. (N EW) was named has worked for New Jersey Public nology services at Katz Media Pioneer of the Year Television, CNN, CBS, and Tech TV. Group in New York City. Samuel J. Gerdano by the Atlanta '77 (N EW/A&S), r--:;o-o::::--, Francis D. Price Jr. Tom Klinkowstein Association of Black G'83 (LAW), execu ­ G'73 (LAW), former G'75 (NEW), presi­ Journalists (AABJ). Robinson is t ive director of the vice president and dent of Media A, an president of A. Robinson American general counsel of associate professor Communications and host and Bankruptcy Institute in Alexandria, the Penn Traffic of new media at executive producer for In Contact, a Va., was awarded the Lifetime Company and P&C Foods, was Hofstra University, and an ad junct weekly news and publi c affa irs Achievement Award at the insti­ named lega l counsel at Brookli ne professor of digital design at Pratt telecast sponsored by AABJ. tute's silver anniversary meeting in Development Company, a real Institute, exhibited a large dia­ Washington, D.C. Judi Tereno Stokes estate development company in grammatic narrative about a fic­ '78 (N EW) is direc­ Syracuse. tional designer's day in the year Donald Gohmert G'77, G'78 tor of marketing and 2030, at the Singapore (MAX) is the state conservation­ Nancy Schulman '73 (EDU), publi c affairs at St. International Design Festival. ist for USDA's Natural Resources director of the 92nd StreetY Luke's Cornwall Conservation Service in Texas. Nursery School in Manhattan, William B. Menczer Hospital in Newburgh, N.Y. She wrote Practical Wisdom for Parents: G'75 (MAX), acting JoyS. Goldstein '77 (SWK) and resides in Poughkeepsie with her Demystifying the Preschool Years chief of the husband M ichael G'77 (SWK), husband, Pat '77 (ESF), and two (Knopf), which covers both home Performance founders of Forever Families sons. and school life. Management Through Adoption, donated teddy Mark Grimm G'79 Division of the Federa l Transit bears from Bui ld-a-Bear Workshop Mark W. Zilkoski '73 (A&S) prac­ (N EW), owner of Administration in Washington, to underprivileged children in the tices medicine on the Fort Peck Mark Grimm D.C. , was awarded the 2007 Chichigua and Cangrejo commu­ Indian Reservation in Wolf Point, Communications, a Supervisory Excellence Award in nity of the Dominican Republic to Mont., and was awarded the 2007 med ia relations and recognition of exemplary contribu­ honor adoption. Montana Family Physician of public speaking tra ining firm in the tions toward achieving missions the Year Award by the Montana Albany area, is a Gu ilderland, N.Y., and goals. He resides in Robert Olmstead '77 (A&S/EDU), Academy of Family Physicians. town board member. Washington, D.C., with his wife. G'83 (A&S), an English professor at Ohio Wesleyan University, wrote James Cummings Anne Jacobs '79 (NUR), assistant William Welburn '75 Coal Black Horse (Algonquin Books '74 (A&S) wrote professor at St. Joseph's Co llege (N EW) is associate of Chapel Hill), which received the Egypt the Original of Nursing at St. Joseph's Hospital dean of the Graduate 2007 Heartland Prize for fiction. Holy Land (Outskirts Hea lth Center in Syracuse, earned Col lege at the Press Inc.). a master's degree in nursing University of Il linois Gary Panebianco '77 (LCS), G'84 (MAN) of Cazenovia, N.Y., is from Mansfield University of r--=- ----, Susan Hubbard '74 at Urbana-Champaign. vice president of operations and Pennsylvania . (A&S/NEW), G'84 Kathleen M. Beney construction for National Grid in (A&S), professor of R. Steven Lewis '79 '76 (A&S), G'82 Syracuse. English at the (ARC), chief archi ­ (EDU) is director of University of Central tect at the U.S. the field placement Mark Reed '77, G'79, G'83 (A&S), Florida in Orlando, wrote The General Serv ices office at SUNY Harold Hodgkinson Professor of Society of S (Simon & Schuster). A Administ ration in Cortland. Engineering and Applied Science sequel, The Indigo Year, will be pub­ and associate director at the Yale Wash ington, D.C., and Loeb Fell ow lished in May. Stephen J. Blumert '76 (A&S) was Institute for Nanoscience and in the Harvard University Graduate elected to the Board of United Quantum Engineering, received the School of Design, hosted a sympo­ Julia Alvarez G'7S (A&S) of Jewish Appeal Federation of New 2007 IEEE Pioneer Award in nano­ sium, "Race and Architecture," at Middlebury, Vt., wrote Once Upon York. technology. Harvard. a Quinceafiera: Coming of Age in the USA (Viking) and Saving the World Virginia Wall Mark Stevens '77 (MAN/NEW) D. Richard McDonald G'79 (A Shannon Ravenel Book). Gruenert '76 (VPA) is president of Acorn Media U.S., (MAX), ass istant practice group created and serves overseeing all aspects of Acorn's leader of the corporate finance as artistic director of North American home video practice group at Dykema, was -~- Off The Wall distribution. named one of the Best Lawyers in Theater in Washington, Pa. The America 2008 by Best Lawyers. first production was the critically

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Brandon Steiner '81 (MAN), Jerry Zucker '82 Peter Chilson '84 (A&S/ NEW) founder and CEO of Steiner Sports, (NEW), a writer and wrote Disturbance-Loving Species has partnered with the Boston Red composer, won a (Mariner Books), a short story Robyn Soars Sox to provide fans with access to 2007 Emmy Award collection about Americans and Bonaquist '80 one-of-a-kind, game-used Red Sox for It's Jerry Time!, an Africans who realize the gulf (NEW) is a founding memorabilia. animated web series created with between their cultures isn 't as his brother, animator Orrin Zucker. large as it might seem. partner of B-Squared Wheaton Wood G'81 CLAW) was The semi-autobiographical web Advertising in designated Master Faculty by Ohio Michael Hemingway '84 (MAN) series, which won in the broad­ Naples, Fla., a real estate adver­ University College of Osteopathic wrote The Writing Sampler (Lulu. band variety category, is the first tising firm. Medicine. com), a collection of 41 sto- video blog to receive such an ries, poems, anecdotes, essays, Cheryl D. Edwards G'80 (LAW) Mark Cerulli '82 (NEW) produced honor. excerpts, and commentaries about presented her artwork at the and directed Halloween: Faces of Jim Condelles '83 personal endeavor. He resides in Willow Street Gallery in Takoma Fear, a 20-minute documentary on (NEW) is a senior the Tampa Bay, Fla ., area with his Park, Washington, D.C. the Halloween series. media relations spe­ wife and two sons. Michaell. Shahin Clark '82 (MAN) is cialist for the Boeing David J. Hennessy G'84 (MAX), Hanuszczak '80 president of Lodestone Banking in '----"""-"'----' Company in Seattle. associate professor/chair of the CA&S) of Syracuse Jamesville, NY. He planned all media activity for business and law department at co-wrote an article the company's commercial air­ Schenectady County Community about significant Stacey Ross Cohen planes division at the 2007 Paris College, recei ved the 2007 SUNY New York family law decisions and '82 (HD), founder Air Show. He also helped coordi­ Chancellor's Award for Excellence developments. The article appears and president of Co­ nate major media events surround­ in Faculty Service. in the 2007 Syracuse University Law Communications ing the premiere of the 787 Inc., a public rela­ Review. He is an Onondaga County Dreamliner. Jon Medwick '84 tions and marketing firm with Family Court judge. (NEW/ VPA) of New offices in Mt. Kisco, N.Y., and Fredric Goldner '83 York City, a freelance Kathleen Courtney Hochul '80 Simsbury, Conn., was presented CA&S) was elected art director and illus­ (A&S) was appointed Erie County with the Forbes Enterprise award to the Energy trator, is developing (NY.) clerk. in the media, advertising, and com­ Managers Hall of a web site combining photo shar­ munications category. The award ..._._ ._._. Fame, which recog- Philip M. Gurin '81 (NEW) is a ing, social networking, and car­ recognizes outstanding small nizes lifetime achievement in pro­ television producer and president tooning. moting the practices and principles and CEO of The Gurin Company in businesses. of energy management. He is an Allyn Mortimer G'84 (MAX) Studio City, Calif. Randall S. Hansen '82 (MAN/ adjunct professor at the Center for earned a Ph.D. in rural sociology NEW) wrote The Complete Idiot's Peter A. Hofmann '81 (A&S) is Energy Policy and Research at New with a minor in women's and gen­ Guide to Choosing a College Major senior executive vice president York Institute of Technology. der studies from the University (Alpha/ Penguin Group). and chief financial officer at The of Missouri-Columbia. The title Jonathan Greene '83 Phoenix Cos. in Hartford, Conn . of her dissertation was "Power in Frederic S. Myerson G'82 (EDU) (A&S), G'85 (NEW) the Garden: Exploring the Lives of James A. Narus G'81 (MAN), of Quincy, Mass., is president of is a writer on the NBC Missouri Farm Women and Their professor of business marketing the Quincy Toastmasters Club for drama Law & Order: Vegetable Gardens During the at the Babcock Graduate School 2007-08. He is a strength and Special Victims Unit. Great Depression." of Management, Wake Forest conditioning specialist and per­ sonal trainer. Gary Levy '83, G'86, G'87 (A&S) University, wrote Value Merchants Kimberly Parr '84 is associate vice provost for insti­ (Harvard Business School Press) . (NEW) married Paul John P. Sullivan G'82 tutional research and assessment Bern G'92 (NEW) Jon Rabiroff '81 (NEW) is assistant (SWK) was awarded and a psychology professor at They reside in managing editor at The Gainesville the National Heart Marquette University. Syracuse, where Sun in Florida. of Social Work Award by the North Mike Vadala '83 Kimberly is creative group supervi­ Andrew P. Robinson '81 (NEW), American Network of Field (MAN), president sor for Latorra, Paul & McCann general manager of Orange Educators and Directors. He is a and CEO of The Advertising, and Paul is numeric Television Network at SU , was licensed clinical social worker at Summit Federal data services librarian at SU. selected to attend the 2007 the Rochester (N.Y.) School for the Credit Union, was Gary A. Pudles '84 (A&S), presi­ Faculty Seminar sponsored by Deaf. named the 2007 Outstanding dent and CEO of the AnswerNet the Academy of Television Arts Professional by the New York State r--:;;;;...::::----, Fred Zimble '82 Network, was named an Executive and Sciences Foundation in Los Credit Union League. of the Year finalist by the New Angeles. (MAN), senior tech­ nical sales specialist Carol Dandridge Charles '84 Jersey Business Journal. He teaches Douglass Sisk '81 (VPA), G'83 at IBM, was inducted (VPA), managing director of the entrepreneurship at the Wharton (NEW) works in entertainment into IBM's Quarter Community Folk Art Center, was School of Business, University of production management. He cre­ Century Club for completing 25 named to the national advisory Pennsyl vania . ates fine art photographs and years of service. board of Imagining America, a Andrea Shane '84 (VPA) married builds heirloom furniture in his Syracuse University-based consor­ Glenn Raucher. They reside in New shop outside of Yosemite. tium of 77 colleges and universities York City, where Andrea is casting committed to public scholarship in director at the West Side YMCA. the arts, humanities, and design.

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Michael J. Yacavone '84 (A&S) co­ Jill Sheffler '85 founded Handmeon.com, a web site (NEW) is a se nior that all ows people to share gifts media buyer at Join The Club and attach personal stories with MRA, a marketing the objects to connect with others. communications WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO GET INVOLVED W ITH YO UR agency in Syracuse. local alumni club. Clubs participate in a variety of activities, Sylvia Alston '85 (MAN/NEW) is including community service projects, game-watching and director of diversity initiatives at Steven F. Walsh '85 (N EW) is other events, art exhibitions, networking opportunities, and HSBC-North America in Prospect senior vice president of sa les at new student recruiting. Heights, Ill. Integrated Media Measurement. He and his wife, Den ise, reside in Visit the Office of Alumni Relations: Doug Elliot '85 (NEW), a member Fairfield, Conn., with their chi ldren, alumni.syr.edu of the band Wet Paint, self­ Mall ory, Leah, and Logan. produced 11 CDs. Look for the "C lubs" link under "Off Campus" on our home Lawrence D'Antonio G'86 (A&S), page. There you will find a complete listing of all our regiona l, in­ Terri Ginsberg '85 (VPA) wrote professor of mathematics at ternationa l, and specialty clubs, as well as clu b contact names, Holocaust Film: The Political Ramapo College of New Jersey, co­ phone numbers, and e-mail addresses. For information on the Aes thetics of Ideology (Newcastle: edited Euler at 300: An Appreciation club nearest you, co ntact the person listed or call the Office of Cambridge Scholars). (The Mathematical Association of Alumni Relations at 1-800-782-5867. Matthew T. Hoffman '85 (N EW) America). is co-founder of HMS Media Inc. Annette Scarlata He won Em mys for outstanding Jeffes '86 (VPA) is director and outstanding editor for assistant vice presi­ the documentary Jump Rhythm Jazz Kevin Bandy '87 FrankL. Netti '87 (A&S), financial dent of enrollment Project: Getting There. (VPA), producer, advisor with Wachovia Securities, '----~_) management at writer, actor, director, was designated as a member Pat Jenkins Hurlock Exce lsior Co ll ege in Albany, N.Y. entrepreneur, and of the firm's Premier Advisors '85 (MAN) is presi­ She earned a master's degree in co-owner of SXM­ Program. dent of Hu rlock education from Capella University. TV6, a broadcast television station Marketing Russell Potter G'87 (A&S), pro­ Dina Juhasz '86 (NUR), a senior in the northeast Caribbean, pro­ En terprises In c., an fessor of English at Rhode Island nurse recruiter at Children's duced the telev ision specia l for the event planning and marketing con­ College, wrote Arctic Spectacles: Hospital in Boston, presented 2005 Hawa ii an Tropic sulting firm. She res ides in The Frozen North in Visual "Opening New PI CU Beds Requires International Pageant, and t he Rockland County with her husband Culture, 1818-187S (University of A Multifaceted Strategic Plan ," award-winning progra m Bon and two daughters. Washington Press). He resides in at the fifth World Congress on Appetit with Lady B. Provi dence with his partner, Karen Dana Klein '85 (NEW) received Pediatric Critical Care in Geneva, Dawn Chipman '87 (N EW) is Carr, and their three ch ildren. the Public Relations Professiona l of Switzerland. manager of creative development the Year Spirit of Excellence Award William T. Rowland Christopher L. Mossman '86 for Disney magazines: FamilyFun , for her dedication to professional­ '87 (A&S) wrote (MAN/NEW) is vice president an d Wondertime , and Disney Adventures. ism and community support from Financial Spirituality general manager of W ITN-TV in She resides in Easthampton, Mass., the American Business Women's (BookSurge). He is Washington, N.C. with hu sband Peter. Association, South Broward church adm inistrator Chapter in Florida. Jack Ryder '86 Laura J. Cordts G'87 for the First United Methodist (MAN) is general (MAX) is the 2007- Church of Ja ckson, Mich., an William Nicholson n •11111•1 manager of fin ance 08 president of the adjunct mathematics professor at '85 (A&S) is genera l at Microsoft in Potsdam (N.Y.) Jackson Co unty Community counsel for the Redmond, Wash. He Rotary Club. Co ll ege, an adju nct computer sci­ Univers ity of resides in Seattle with his wi fe and ence professor for Spring Arbor Washington. He nil____ ....., Ross D. Franklin '87 two daughters. Uni ve rsity, and fin ancial advisor for li ves in Seattle with his wife, Sarah, (N EW) is the staff his company Earthen Vessel and daughter Lydia. Albert Van Ness '86 (A&S) and photographer for Financial. wife Martha announce the birth of The Associated John Preli '85 (LCS) their daughter, Charlotte Hamilton, Press bureau in Karen Ferguson Tauber G'87 is assistant vice who joins siblings Emm a and Phoenix. (EDU ) wrote All Pretty and Bright: president, group Albert. Stories of Courage and Hope for the manager of account Arlene Gibbs '87 Teaching Life (Blu eberry Press). She engin eering, at FM Robert Allen '87 (A&S) is senior vice resides in Tucson, Ariz., with her Globa l's Boston Operations in (N EW) is vice presi­ president of produc­ husband, Michael. Norwood, Mass. dent of communica ­ tion for actor/pro­ tions and govern­ ducer Don Chead le's Elizabeth Fallon Culp '88 (N EW) is Donna Raheb '85 (N EW) wrote ment affairs at company Crescendo Productions director of gift and estate planning a chi ld ren 's book, The Adventures Crouse Hospital in Syracuse. He and executive producer for hi s at WNYC Radio and www.wnyc. of Henrietta Ham: Meet Henrietta li ves in Syracuse with his wife, movie, Traitor. org . She and husband Rick live in (Outskirts Press), which promotes Pamela Rogers '85 (VPA). Brooklyn. a healthy lifestyle and a return to outdoor adventure.

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Jacqueline Dalton­ Turbine Company in Windsor, Leonard A. Rosner to raise money and awareness to Switzer G'88 Conn. '89 (A&S/NEW), aid those with autism spectrum (MAN) is banking G'92 (LAW) joined disorder. Lise M. Day '89 (MAN) is CEO of officer for busin ess the litigation depart­ Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lorain Jennifer Herwitt '90 (VPA) of Los banking at First ment of Gallo & County, Ohio, which received the Angeles is a jewe lry and interior Niagara Bank. She resides in lacovangelo in Rochester, N.Y. award for Top 35 Agency and Big designer. She is a set decorator for Li verpool, N.Y. , with her husband, Sister of the Year, and was a finalist Gretchen Starks-Martin G'89 commercials, music videos, films, Jim, and their two children. for board of the year and CEO of (EDU), professor at St. Cloud State and television shows, including CSI. Gil Elmaleh '88 the year. University in Minnesota, co-wrote Nancy Hiss G'90 (ARC), co-chair (A&S), financial rep­ Critical Reading, Critical Thinking: Felisha Legette-Jack of the art and interior design resentative at Focusing on Contemporary Issues '89 (HD/A&S), head department and director of Northwestern (Pearson/Longman). coach of the wom­ the Interior Design Program at Mutual Fin ancia l en's basketball team Eric H. Weitz '89 Marylhurst University, is work- Network, was se lected to attend at Indiana University, (N EW), an attorney ing on the Iraq Names Project in the Northwestern Mutual Forum at was honored at the second annual with Seidel Weitz Portland, Ore. She is chalking on the Phoenician in Scottsdale, Ariz., Wa ll of Fame induction ceremony Garfinkle & Datz in Portland sidewalks the last names in recognition of his outstanding at Nottingham Hi gh School in Philadelphia, was of coa lition men and women who year of performance. Syracuse. certified as a life member of both have died in Iraq. Mary Nowyj G'88 (VPA) received the Million Dollar Advocates Scott Maney '89 Gregory Karp '90 (NEW/MAN) an award from the Korber-Stiftung Forum and the Multi-M illion Dollar (MAN) is founder wrote Living Rich by Spending Foundation in Hamburg, Germany, Advocates Forum. and principal of Smart: How to Get More of What as part of the Transatlantic USable Jones, a creative Larkin Werner '89 (VPA) was You Really Want ( FT Press), based idea exchange that focuses on branding and com­ named a "40 Under 40" hon­ on his national newspaper col­ empowering people. She and her munications firm in Chicago. oree by Pittsburgh magazine and umn, Spending Smart, which won co-author received the award for Pittsburgh Urban Magnet Project. the best co lu mn award from the "Transitioning to Hope After Loss." Carol Kraus Martin '89 (MAN/ Society of American Business NEW) is the commercial fin ance Michael Spyropoulos '88 (A&S), Editors and Writers in 2006. manager covering Dallas and G'91 (LAW) and wife Deborah Oklahoma for Merrill Lynch Global Louisa V. Kendrick '90 (VPA) announce the birth of their daugh­ Bank Group. wrote a short film, Till We Stop ter, Eliza Hope. Sheryl Berk '90 (NEW), editor in Having Fun. It was accepted into Karl J. Martin '89 (VPA) is a Meg Umlas '88 (MAN/NEW) and chief of Life & Style Weekly maga­ the Martha's Vineyard African member of the Motion Picture husband James announce the birth zin e, co ll aborated with Carmen American Film Festiva l. and Television Art Directors' Guild of their son, Gabriel Noah. El ectra on her book How to Be Sexy and the IATSE Set Designers and (Pocket Books). Monica Levinson '90 (NEW), a Deborah Broderick Valentine '88 Modelmakers Loca l 847 in Los film producer in Los Angeles, was (NUR) is a clinica l coordinator at Angeles. His projects include Me'Shae Brooks­ selected as a 2007 Women to Stamford Hospital. She resides in Avatar, Heroes, The Island, Lost, The Rolling G'90 (MAX) Watch honoree by Jewish Women Stamford, Conn ., with husband Loop, The Day After Tomorrow, and is director of special In ternational for her prominent Gary and daughter Sarah. Deadwood. events and public work in the entertainment industry. relations at the Marc Wolff '88 (HD/MAN) is Stephanie Morin '89 (A&S) mar­ Burton Blatt Institute at SU. She Laura Lisbon G'90 (VPA) exhib­ an account sa les manager at ried Rob Rittgers. They reside wrote How To Save Money & ited her artwork at the Ohio Automatic Data Processing, Palm in Concord, N.H ., where she is Organize Your Finances Arts Council's Riffe Gallery in Beach, Fl a. the director of adm issions with (AuthorHouse). Her husband, Columbus, Ohio. Genesis Healthcare. James Haywood Rolling Jr. G'91 Marshall Beaver '89 Alison Millett (VPA), is dual associate professor (MAN) and wife Paula O'Callaghan McCartney '90 in art education and teaching and Michele of New York G'89 (LAW/MAN) (A&S) is associate leadership in SU's School of City announce the is assistant professor professor of political Education and Co ll ege of Visual """''-""-.~-' birth of their son, of bus iness and science at To wson and Perform ing Arts, and chair of Rhys Brandon. ...______...... __ executive programs University in Maryland and is art education. at University of Maryland, director of the International Kathy Beige '89 (A&S/NEW) University Co llege. Donnie Fletcher '90 Studies Program. wrote Lipstick & Dipstick's Essential (A&S) earned a Guide to Lesbian Relationships Larry Richards '89 Matthew Menner G'94 (MAN) was master's degree in (Aiyson Books). Beige is the co­ (VPA) of Trinity, Fla ., awarded the 2007 Outstanding public administration author of Lipstick & Dipstick, a les­ is creator and execu ­ Young Alumni Award during SU's from Baruch College bian advice co lumn in Curve maga­ tive producer of Homecoming+ Reunion weeke nd of the City University of New York. zine. She also writes for lesbianlife. Minor League: The for outstanding service to the about. com. Road to the Show, a television show LaurenS. Henry '90 (VPA), found­ University, and civic and career that gives a behind-the-scenes er of W ith a Brush of Love, wh ich achievements. Paul S. Burdick '89 look at the lives of minor league specializes in environmental design (VPA), G'96 (MAN) Karen Gordon Quintal '90 (NEW) baseball players. for special needs children, exhib­ is vice president of and husband Doug of Providence, ited her artwork at James Gray sales and marketing R.I., announce the birth of their Gallery in Santa Monica, Calif., at the Spencer son, Jackson Martin.

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Donald W. Smith '90 (MAN) is Elizabeth Poda G'91 (NEW) is co-manager at Turner Investment public relations manager at the law Partners in Berwyn, Pa. firm of Bond, Schoeneck & King in Syracuse, and an adjunct instruc­ Jordan A. Stern '90 tor at Keuka College and Bryant & (A&S), an attorney Stratton College. She serves on the in the Woodbridge board of directors for the Manlius office of Greenbaum, Senior Centre and Corporate _....._.._"""'.. Ro we, Smith & Volunteer Council. Davis, was appointed to the board BE PART OF THIS SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY of directors of Consumer Credit Frederick Prine '91 (MAN) is CFO TRADITION and have your name etched in Counseling Service of New Jersey at Westfield Steel Inc. in Westfield, granite at the heart of campus. The Orange Inc. Ind. Grove will be updated twice a year to allow Mark Dodds '91 (MAN) is assis­ Heather Somaini '91 SU alumni, students, and friends to become tant professor in the sport man­ (NEW), chief of staff agement department at SUNY at the film company a permanent part of this SU landmark. Cortland. Lionsgate, and part­ ner Tere Throenle For more information, contact the Office Brian Franzman '91 (VPA) is a announce the birth of their twins, of Alumni Relations at<315-443-3258 creator of ReeiSportsFan .com, an son Libera Colombo and daughter online network of original sports or 1-800-SUALUMS (782-5867) or at Isabella Lara. programming produced by fans. [email protected]. Nina Raphael Arboscello '92 (HD) Steven Goldstein '91 (NEW) and husband Rick announce the is sportscaster for the Florida birth of their son, William Caleb, Panthers hockey team on Fox who joins brother Nick. Sports Net Florid a. Elisa Bernick '92 (NEW) wrote The Steve Hagerty '91 (HD), G'93 Family Sabbatical Handbook: The Martin Flynn '92 (ARC) earned Mary Keller G'92, G'98 CA&S) (MAX) is president of Hagerty Budget Guide to Living Abroad with an M.F.A. degree in dramatic arts/ co-edited Re-Cognizing WE.B. Consulting Inc., a public sector Your Family (Intrepid Traveler). scenic design, at the University DuBois in the Twenty-First Century: management consulting firm. He of California, Da vis. He is sce- Essays on WE. B. DuBois (Mercer was invited by the Maxwell School Matthew Bester '92 (A&S) nic associate at the American University Press). to gi ve the Convocation address to is the owner and creator of Conservatory Theatre in San Megyn Kelly '92 (A&S) is an its graduating class. He resides in SidewalkGuides.com, a web site Francisco. Evanston, Ill., with wife Lisa G'93 offering downloadable audio anchor for Fox News in New York (MAX) and daughter Caroline. walking tours of Washington, Edward M. Gancarz City D.C. He and his family reside in '92 (VPA), G'99 Jennifer C. James G'91 (A&S), Kevin L. McQueen '92 (VPA) and Washington. (MAN) is principal his wife, Suzette, announce the assistant professor of English consultant and birth of their son, Kyle Thomas, and Africana studies at George Heather Davis G'92 (A&S), com­ director for produc­ who joins sister Sedona. Washington University, wrote munications manager for an inter­ tivity leadership systems at the A Freedom Bought with Blood national public health consulting SHA+RP Institute, which engages James Morel '92 CA&S/NEW) is (University of North Carolina firm in the Washington, D.C. area, in contractor business develop­ the founder and CEO of Dr. Tattoff, Press) . wrote The Lost Tribe of Us (Main ment in the HVAC/R industry. the nation's first laser tattoo Street Rag), which won the 2007 Tarsha Jones '91 (VPA) is New removal chain. Main Street Rag Poetry Book Christine Guardia '92 (A&S/ York's hip-hop Hot 97-FM morning Award. NEW), G'93 (MAX) earned an Jeffrey Seide '92 disc jockey. M .B.A. degree in public/non- (NEW/MAN) and Shane Evans '92 (VPA), an illus­ Michelle Meadows profit management from Boston wife Lisa of New trator and designer, worked on '91 (A&S/ NEW) University. She is the interim direc­ York City announce such children's books as Osceola wrote Pilot Pups tor of Jumpstart's Read for the ------"---' the birth of their (Hyperion Books), Shaq and the (Simon & Schuster), Record campaign. daughter, Sarah Joy. Beanstalk, and Take It To The a rhyming adventure Hoop Magic Johnson (Jump at Stacey D'Aquila Hatfield '92 Nina T. Warren '92 (1ST) is direc­ about toy dogs on a mission, and the Sun) . He was honored at the (A&S) and husband Trevor tor of library services at Genesee The Way the Storm Stops (Henry 2002 National Book Festival, and announce the birth of their daugh­ Community College. She received Holt and Company), a lyrical tale received The Boston Globe Horn ter, Victoria Brynn. a SUNY Chancellor's Award for about how a mother soothes her Book Award and The Orbis Pictus Excellence in Librarianship, and child to sleep during a storm. Miriam Hoffman '92 (VPA) mar­ Award for Outstanding Non-Fiction chairs the academic standards ried Mark E. Johnson '03, G'OS committee of the faculty senate. Kenneth Milch '91 CVPA/ EDU) for Children. (NEW). She is a freelance writer and wife Carla announce the birth Thorn Filicia '92 (VPA), design and blogger and he teaches at the of their daughter, Rebecca Evelyn, doctor in the cast of Bravo's reality University of Georgia in Athens. who joins sisters Cassandra and series, Queer Eye for the Straight Samantha. He is assistant princi­ Guy, was honored at the second pal at Lamphere High School in annual Wall of Fame induction cer­ Madison Heights, Mich. emony at Nottingham High School in Syracuse.

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Natalie Jordet Cascio '93 Scott Adamson '94 (VPA) is direc­ Moses T. Alexander Wisconsin-Madison, received the (NEW) and husband Michael tor of information technology at Greene '94 (A&S), Presidential Early Career Award for of Westchester County, N.Y., Redeemer Presbyterian Church. '95 (NEW) was cho­ Scientists and Engineers. announce the birth of their son, He was the former director of sen to cover the red Amy Faustich Urban '94 (A&S) Alex M ichael, who joins brother networks at Guilford College in carpet and provide and husband lan '95 (VPA) of Matthew Joseph. Greensboro, N.C. behind-the-scenes footage for the Berkeley, Calif., announce the birth 2007 Gram my Salute to Gospel at Stacie Boeniger Collier '93 CA&S), Michele Helm Baer '94 (NEW/ of their daughter, Violet Frae, who the Lin co ln Th eatre in Washington, a partner at the Nixon Peabody A&S) and husband Justin '94 joins sister Abbie. D.C. firm's Providence, R.I., office, was (A&S) announce the birth of their Tammi Levinson Venzie '94 named by Providence Business News son, Nathaniel Augustus, who joins Susan Jelinek Murphy '94 (NEW) (VPA) and husband Greg '95 as one of the city's "40 Under 40." brother Tobias. Michele is founder and husband Brian announce the (A&S) announce the birth of and president of Baer Consulting, birth of their daughter, Caitlin Kathy Drouin-Keith '93 CA&S/ their daughter, Jil li an, who joins a marketing and communications Elizabeth, who joins sister Amanda NEW) is assistant editor on the brother Matthew. They reside in firm. Ju stin is a reporter with the Christine. Th ey reside in West Long Island desk at Newsday. Connecticut, where Tammi is a Financial Times in New York City. Milford, N.J., where Susan is third-grade teacher and Greg is Sarah Feldman '93 (NEW) mar­ vice president at Freeman Public Matthew Cannon '94 (A&S) is director of the Birth to 3 program ried Daniellllman. Th ey reside in Relations. CEO of the Irish Peace In stitute for Easter Sea ls. Brooklyn. She is marketing director located at the University of Jodie Johnson '94 for the Daily Racing Form in New Stacia Feeney Wiswall '94 (A&S) Limerick. (NEW) was chosen York City. and husband Kevin of Shokan, N.Y., to co-host the red Stephen B. Cleff '94 announce the birth of their son, Maria Donino carpet coverage and (VPA) is sen ior Gabriel El ijah, who joins brother Goldsmith '93 provide behind-the­ account planner at Kaleb, and sisters Jordan and (A&S) and hu sband scenes footage for the 2007 Avenue A/Razorfish, Michaela. Michael announ ce Grammy Salute To Gaspe/ at the a marketing and the birth of their son, Lincoln Theatre in Washington, Shauna Gellerman Wold '94 technology services agency. Andrew William, who joins brother D.C. (NEW) and husband Jarrett '93 Ryan. Th ey res id e in Newtown, Christopher Delellis '94 (A&S) (1ST) of New City, N.Y., announce Andrew G. Kaffes Conn. married Kemby Bacon. Th ey res id e the birth of their daughter, Sabrina '94 (NEW) received in Incline Vil lage, Nev. He earned a Addison, who joins brothers Scott R. Hanson '93 (NEW) is a the Henry D. Paley doctorate of naturopathic medicine Brenden and Aiden. correspondent for NFL Network. Award as va led icto­ from Bastyr University, Seattle, and rian of the Graduate Adam Leitman Paul Kalomiris '93 (NEW) is exec­ practices holistic medicine in their School of Political Management at Bailey G'95 ( LAW) utive director of the Association business, Natura Vita Naturopathic George Washington University. He was one of 223 New of Defense Communities in Health Care. earned an M.A. degree in political York metro area real Washington, D.C. His wife, Amy Kenneth Deleon '94 management. estate attorneys who Baronoff Kalomiris '94 (NEW), is (VPA) is president received Super Lawyer honors. Law an administrative assistant with Peter Knierim '94 (NEW) is cre­ and creative director and Politics magazine identified the TRI Seminars in Germantown, Md. ative director in the advertising of Deleon Group, an top five percent of attorneys in the Th ey live in Germantown with their group at Avenue A/Razorfish in advertising agency in area based on a survey of 90,000 son, Alexander. New York City. New York City. attorneys. Bette Kestin '93 (NEW) married Jennifer Cohen Mann '94 (VPA) Benjamin Fay '94 Chris Babcock G'95 (MAN), who Michael Burchell. They res id e in and husband Eric announce the CA&S) married retired from active duty in the U.S. San Francisco. birth of their daughter, Emil y Kate, Kristen Bruen. Th ey Army, is a manager with the fed­ who joins sister Olivia Dylan. Reginald Terry '93 CA&S/EDU ), reside in Mountain era l practice of De loitte & Tou che G'94 (EDU) is the director of foot­ View, Calif., where Nicole Fenocchi Nial '94 (VPA) in Washington, D.C. He and his ball administration for the NFL's he is senior design manager for and husband Adrian '95 (ESF) wife, Heather Johnson Babcock Arizona Cardinals. reta il development at Apple. He announce the birth of their son, G'96 (MAN), live in Arlington, Va., earned an M .F.A. degree from Quinn Fenocchi. with their two children. Jay Weber '93 (MAN) and wife Sava nnah Co ll ege of Arts and Michael Rosen '94 (A&S) is senior Julie Adelson Brandon '95 (HD) Amy announce the bi rth of their Design and was elected to the Tau vice president and genera l man­ and husband ian announce the son, Evan Reece. Th ey res id e in Sigma Delta honor society. Glastonbury, Conn., where he ager of WeatherBug Consumer birth of their daughter, Haley is regiona l sales director at The Michelle Fazekas Division in New York City. Elizabeth. They reside in Boston, Travelers. G'94 (NEW) is co­ where Julie is area director for Meka Sales '94 creator of the CW sales operations for Hilton Hotels (VPA) is a program Kathleen Kier Wheatley '93, television series Corp. G'96 ( LCS), G'Ol (MAN) and t__:.:o:-=-.:.• Reaper. She also officer at The Duke Endowment in Alexander Corrales husband Chris '93 (A&S), G'98 wrote for Law & Order: SVU, Ed, The Charlotte, N.C. '95 (NEW) is interim ( EDU ) announce the birth of their X-Files, and Get Real. son, Stephen Keith. Kath leen is executive director at Ahna R. Skop '94 associate professor of manage­ Darren M. Gamma '94 (A&S) and the Springfield (A&S), assistant ment at University of Tennessee at wife Adene of Middletown, N.Y., Housing Authority in professor of genetics Chattanooga, and Chris is the sci­ announce the birth of their daugh­ Springfield, Mass. and medical genetics ter, Ril ey Helen, who joins brother ence department cha ir at Hi xson .._...... ,_ at University of High School. Ethan M ichael.

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Amy Davis '95 (A&S) and husband Ta ra Godel Repucci '95 (A&S/ Michael D. Mattiacio '96 (A&S) Peter Forsgren G'97 (MAX), Lance '94 (NEW) of Somerville, NEW) and husband Michael married Danielle Ann Grimaldi. senior client manager at Bank Mass., announce the birth of their announce the birth of their daugh­ They reside in Live rpool, N.Y., of America Corp., received the son, Cole, who joins sister Elena ter, Gabriel la Faith. They reside in where he is a se lf-employed den­ Forty Under 40 Award from the Karen . Amy is a therapist at the Charlestown, Mass., where she is tist with Quest Dental Group. Rochester Business Journal. Learning Prep School in Newton, vice president for the Northeastern Mahmoud Mehrabian G'96 (ARC) William K. Gock '97 and Lance is an attorney with region of NAS Recruitment is director of hea lth care planning (MAN) is online/ Dialogic. Communications. and design at Gkkworks, a leading contributing editor Danielle DeMooy '95 (A&S) and ..---=--..., Jane L. Wals '95 architecture, construction manage­ at Rides, an urban­ husband Steve Martin announce (HD), G'97 (VPA) is ment, and genera l contracting firm themed car maga­ the birth of their daughter, Sofie a digital art teacher in California. zine. Under the pen name, "Will ie Grace, who joins brother Beckam. at Pelham Memorial G," he contributes regularly to King, Anne Nesmith '96 High School in Complex, and Mass Appeal maga­ Alison Moss Gee '95 (VPA) (VPA) is a wig Pe lham, N.Y. During the 2006-07 zines, as well as Si TV Online . He and husband Jeffrey '95 (A&S) designer for the school year, her computer graphic and his wife, Gabriela Aparicio '98 announce the birth of their daugh­ Ba lt imore Opera art classes designed three graphic (A&S), reside in Tampa, Fla. ter, Audrey Elizabeth, who joins Company, ABC books for the kindergarten brothers Jacob and Jeremy. Shakespeare Theatre Company in Robert Josefsberg '97 (NEW) and classes at Hutchinson El ementary Washington, and other theaters wife Wendy announce the birth of Risa Weledniger School in the Pelham school sys­ across the country. their daughter, Lilah Sydney. Goldberg '95 (NEW) tem. and husband Steven Heidi Ramirez '96 (VPA/EDU), Stephanie Kensicki '97 (A&S/ Deborah Frantz W ilkes '95 (A&S/ of New York City a Temple University educator, NEW) is employed in brand NEW) and husband Marcus G'98 announce the birth was nominated by Pennsylvania management for ConAgra Foods (ARC) announce the birth of their of their twin sons, Cooper and Gov. Edward Rende ll to serve on in Chicago. She is pursuing an daughter, Phoebe Jean, who joins Harrison, who join sister Hallie. the Philadelphia School Reform M .B.A. degree at Northwestern brother Jonah. They reside in Fa lls She and her sister Leslie Commission. University's Kellogg School of Church, Va. Weledniger Venokur '97 (MAN) Management. Deborah Reno G'96 (EDU) earned founded Big City Moms, a compa ­ Carla Maldonado Alpern '96 a doctoral degree in higher educa­ Megan Lapicki Landers '97 (A&S) ny that plans events for new (EDU) and husband, David '96 tion administration, and is serving and husband William announce moms, expecting moms, and (LCS), announce the birth of their with the Genera l Hugh Shelton the birth of their daughter, Failenn young families. daughter, Emma Grace, who joins Leadersh ip Initiative, an extension Catherine, who joins brother sisters Rebecca and Abigail. The Daniel C. Gusenoff '95 (A&S) and of North Carolina State University. Declan Thomas. family resides in Barboursville, wife Alyssa announce the birth of Va., where Carla chairs the special Craig B. Small '96 (A&S) earned Melissa Achuff Langton '97 their son , Za chary David. education department at Madison a J.D. degree from Golden Gate (MAN) and husband Ray Li sbeth Kelshaw-Fowler G'95 County High School and Dave is University School of Law in San announce the birth of their (MAX) is senior client partner a technician in the anesthesiol­ Francisco. son, John Henry. They reside in at Korn/ Ferry International in ogy department at University of Menasha, Wis., where she is a the external affairs practice in Virginia Hospital. ---- Sekia L. Strange '96 brand media manager at Kimberly­ (VPA) married Ray Washington, D.C. Clark Corp. Patricia Potts Bober '96 CA&S) and Jackson. They reside Wendy Loughlin G'95 (NEW) husband AI announce the birth of in Ph il ade lphia, Jill Litwin '97 (A&S) owns Peas of and Timothy McCoy G'06 (A&S) their daughter, Alexis Marie. where she is a credit Mind, a San Francisco-based fro­ announce the birth of their supervisor for Toyota Financial zen food company for kids. Michael Diculescu '96 (LCS) and daughter, Katherine. Services. wife Diane announce the birth of Jonathan D. Miller Theodore C. Meyer their son, Dylan Michael. They Adrianus Van '97 (A&S) married '95 (NEW/MAN) is reside in East Meadow, N.Y., where Munster G'96 Alycia Braga. He is head of communica­ he is a traffic engineer at the Port (SWK), director of a senior financial ana-

tions in the Authority of New York City and psychiatric crisis -.___ _..J lyst for a publicly - 0...... :'-"'---- Americas for New Jersey. facility in Bethlehem, traded technology company in Deutsche Bank. Pa.andfounderofThe l nne~ Boston. Laurie J. Hackett '96 Guidance Network, wrote The Shayna Smith Postman '95 CVPA) of Ada Nelken '97 (VPA) and hus­ Clear View Conspiracy (The (VPA/ EDU) was invited to the , Germantown, Md., band Eric Bodamer announce the lnnerGuidance Network), a sp iritu­ White House for the President's earned a master's birth of their daughter, Elsa Mimi al adventure. Hanukkah celebration in -"'-"~-"'"' degree in manage­ Nelken-Bodamer. December. She joined other mem­ ment and an M.B.A. degree at the Brett Walker '96 (NEW) and wife Jay M. Nigrini '97 CA&S) and his bers of the Zamir Chorale in sing­ University of Maryland, University Jennifer announce the birth of their wife, Anne, announce the birth ing holiday songs. She is hazzan College. She is vice president of son, Owen. of their daughter, Isabel Amelia, and choir director at Tiferet Israel, organizational development at Terrence Dinan '97 (NEW) is who joins sister Madeline. He is Town and Village Synagogue, in Montgomery County Teachers manager of commercial operations employed by the Law Office of New York City. Federal Credit Union in Rockvi lle, Md. for the Biography Channel at A&E Sodomsky and Nigrini in Reading, Pa. Television Networks in Stamford, Conn.

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Julie Panna '97 (A&S) married Quentin Lockwood. They reside in Alexandria, Va. , where she is assis­ tant vice president at FD Dittus Communications.

Maryanne Rektorik Richter '97 (MAN) and husband Scott announce the birth of their son , Ryan Ethan . They reside in New York City, where she is a business manager in fixed-income trading at Credit Suisse.

Sarah Shirley '97 (ARC) appears regu­ larly on CBS 's The Early Show to host _ __..""--' segments on fashion and style.

Carey Snyder Stavrevski '97 (A&S/NEW), G'99 (MAX) and husband Roman announce the birth of their twin sons, Alexander David Donovan '92 » James and Brody Allen. She works for PricewaterhouseCoopers Rewarding Promotions Washington Federal Practice in San Francisco.

DAVID DONOVAN LOVES MAKING Donovan worked with Burns on two of Lisa Winkler '97 (VPA) and her headlines. And in recent months he's the filmmaker's previous documentaries, husband, Jeremiah '97 (VPA), earned plenty-in such giants as USA Today but The War, he says, touched him in a way announce the birth of their son, and The Washington Post as well as virtually no other project has. He was particularly Zachary Steven. They reside in every other media outlet in the country. In moved by the reactions of veterans and Audubon, N.J., where Lisa is an fact, with clients like filmmaker Ken Burns West Point cadets during special screen­ art teacher for Collingswood and the Norwegian Nobel Institute, you ings of the film and by the opportunity to public schools and Jeremiah is an account manager at Discmakers in could say he's had a real banner year. "This develop friendships with some of the vet­ Pennsauken, N.J. last year, hands down, has been the most erans who appear in it. "I think that project professionally gratifying of my life," says will be with me forever," he says. "It was Angelique Mason Wise '97 (VPA) Donovan, a publicist and senior vice presi­ a noble cause. All of us who worked on it wrote the novel A Stranger to dent at Dan Klores Communications (DKC) felt a sense of obligation to, and respect Unfold (Trafford Publishing). in New York City. "It's been incredible." and honor for, these veterans." He begins Becca Anderson-Furlong '98 (HD) The two major highlights: the September work this spring on Burns's next project, a and husband Greg of Bridgeport, PBS broadcast of Burns's critically acclaimed documentary on U.S. national parks that is Conn., announce the birth of their World War II documentary The War, which scheduled for completion in 2009. son , Liam Thomas Jackson . culminated a two-year, cross-country pub­ Donovan has worked with the Norwegian B. Jason Brooks '98 licity blitz; and, three months later, the Nobel Nobel Institute for the past five years, pro­ (A&S) is director of Peace Prize Concert in Oslo, Norway, for moting public awareness of the Peace Prize, research and com­ which he served as international press offi­ particularly among young people. His tasks munications at the cer. Pretty heady stuff-and just two excep­ include drumming up musical guests and Foundation for tional examples from a career that Donovan celebrities, and coordinating press activities Education Reform and Account­ finds both challenging and exhilarating. for the annual Nobel Peace Prize concert, ability, an independent nonprofit The Newhouse School graduate began which is broadcast worldwide. A highlight think tank researching K-12 edu­ his career as a sports reporter and weekend of the December 2007 event, he says, cation. He is a 2007 Pioneer sports anchor for Channel 9 in Syracuse. was the opportunity to chat with honoree Institute Better Government He moved into public relations in 1998 and AI Gore. Marquee events aside, Donovan Competition Special Recognition joined DKC in 2002. Since then, his clients says the most consistently rewarding part Winner for Transforming Urban have included ESPN, Major League Baseball, of his work is the variety of clients and School Districts Through Choice. Merrill Lynch, and Esquire magazine. He constant exposure to new experiences. "It's Rebecca Carson Carbone '98 also has worked with Muhammad Ali, one like being back at SU in a way," he says. "It (A&S) and husband Jesse '98 of his childhood idols, on the opening of broadens you as a person. Every day I learn (NEW) announce the birth of their the Muhammad Ali Center in Louisville, something new. I don't know how many son, Bennett William. They reside Kentucky, and in conjunction with the people professionally can say that." in Norwell, Mass., where Rebecca development of a new snack food. -Carol Boll is pursuing an M.B.A. degree at

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Suffolk University and Jesse works University of South Florida. He Aisha N. Thomas­ and entrepreneurship from New in advertising sa les at Greater resides in Tampa, Fla., with his Petit '98 (MAN) is York University's Stern School of Media. wife, Debra. vice president in Business. information technol­ Victoria McNeill Dinjian '98 Patricia Anne Dwyer Melcher Jamie Francke '99 (NEW) owns ogy/human resourc­ (EDU) and husband Randy of '98 (A&S) and husband Michael JJ Number 8 Jewelry Company in es at Lehman Brothers. Thomas­ Bolton, Mass., announce the birth announce the birth of their daugh­ Laguna Beach, Calif. Petit and business partner, Danielle of their daughter, Ri ley McNeill. ter, Mackenzie Anne. Patricia is Etienne, launched an on line chai Katherine Andringa senior specia lized markets mar­ Wellington Edwa rd '98 (MAN) tea store, www.katalumachainj.com. Fredriksen '99 keting representative for Solvay is deputy director for the assis­ (EDU) and husband Pharmaceuticals in Philadelphia. William Warkentin '98 (A&S) is a tant secretary at the Immigration Mark '99 (MAN) captain in the U.S. Marines based Department of Malaysia in Michele Ferretti Mikita '98 (VPA) """""""""~"--' announce the birth at the Marine Corps Air Ground Putrjaya. and husband Michael announce of their daughter, Ash leigh Combat Center at Twentynine the birth of their son, Brady Elizabeth. They reside in Long Josh Frances '98 Palms, Ca lif., and was transferred Michael. M iche le is project manag­ Island. (VPA) is deputy for duty to Edson Range, where he er at CB Richard Ellis in Wayne, Pa. commander of is executive officer for the Fie ld and Joshua A. Freeman '99 (A&S), Maine Task Force Nancy Monaghan G'98 (SWK) Weapons Training Co. G'OS (LAW) joined Riker Danzig One, a U.S. married Brian Coughlin. She owns Scherer Hyland & Perretti in the David P. Weber '98 (LAW) is a Department of Homeland Security a private counseling practice at firm's family law group. certified fraud examiner and a disaster response team in Portland, the Center for Narrative Practice senior attorney in the enforce­ Derek Grossi '99 Maine. He resides in Brunswick, in Rochester, N.Y., and is a primary ment and compliance division of (LCS) of Rockport, Maine, with his wife, Rebecca therapist at Rochester Mental the Office of the Comptroller of Mass., joined the Hoffmann '99, G'Ol (HD). Health Center. the Currency, the nation's federa l firm Woodard & Kimberly Hamilton '98 (NEW) Ann P. Monroe-Baillargeon G'98 banking regulator. Curran as an won a Daytime Emmy Award for (EDU) is chairman of the Division engineer. Jennifer Cox Welch '98 (EDU) her work as a writer for the CBS of Education and an associate pro­ announces the birth of her son, Scott Isaacs '99 (NEW) is execu­ soap opera Guiding Light. fessor at Alfred University. Ryan Cooper, who joins sister tive producer of sports for WCVB­ Ri chard Haythorn Debra Murphy '98 (A&S) is asso­ Emily. TV, the ABC affiliate in Boston, and G'98 (EDU) is a pas­ ciate creative director at Avenue was on the field as the Red Sox Melanie Barnas­ tor, director of the A/Razorfish, an interactive market­ celebrated their World Series win. Simmons '99 Vocation and Values ing and technology agency. (NEW) is the major Christine M. Jenzen '99 (MAN/ program, and found­ Anna Papanastasatos '98 (NEW) gifts manager for the NEW) married William Pate. er of the Center for Servant and husband Rigas Gartaganis '98 Finger Lakes region They reside in Lakewood, Ohio, Leadership at Hastings College in (MAN) of Milton, Mass., announce of the American Red Cross. She where Christine is a senior human Nebraska, and president of The the birth of their son, George. also produces and hosts a home resources solutions professional at Fund for Theological Education. Anna is a producer/project man­ improvement show, Progressively Key Bank. Laura Gross Kalehoff '98 (A&S/ ager at Auritt Communications Remodeling Rochester, on W HEC­ Catheri ne E. Kellogg G'99 (1ST) NEW) and husband Max '97 Group in Manhattan, and Rigas is TV. Melanie and husband Jason is youth services librarian in the (NEW) of Pelham Manor, N.Y., a fixed-income portfolio special ist '00 (ARC) reside in Rochester, N.Y., Broward County Library System in announce the birth of their son, at Loomis Sayles and Company in with their son, Jacob. South Florida, where she resides Julian Frank. Laura is features edi­ Boston. Jorge Barriga '99 (MAN) and wife with her husband, Pau l Barbarotta. tor at Self magazine in Manhattan, Joanne McDougal Patterson Ebba von Platen announce the and Max is vice president of Sandra T. Kinne '99 (A&S/NEW) '98 (NUR) and husband Kevin birth of their daughter, Emilia, who marketing at Nielsen Buzzmetrics, is a research associate in the K- announce the birth of their son, joins sister Angilica. an Internet measuring firm in 12 division at Hezel Associates, Asa Daniel. Manhattan. Matthias Brown G'99 (LAW) a Syracuse-based educational Sahara Stone Pynes '98 (NEW) earned an M.P.A. degree from research and consulting firm. Melissa Kaplan-Charkow '98, founded Training Mavens, a Los Cornell University. G'01 (A&S) and husband Joshua Meredith Marko G'99 (VPA), Angeles-based company that announce the birth of their daugh­ Sarah Burre G'99 (EDU) married assistant professor at SUNY provides human resources consult­ ter, Eliza Dana. She is a visiting Matt Heller '98 (VPA). They reside Geneseo, married Michael ing and employment law training professor of English at Quinnipiac in Qu incy, Mass., where she is a Harrigan G'OO (LAW) seminars. University in Hamden, Conn. math teacher at Lynnfield High Julie Fuller Martin Scott R. Roth '98 (MAN) married School and he is design director for Jason Lash '98 (LCS) and wife '99 (VPA) and hus­ Corinne A. Feroldi. They reside in lifestyle footwear at Reebok . Valerie announce the birth of their band Samuel '98 Baltimore, where he is manager of son , Grayden M ichael. Jason is Suzanne Markert Cea '99 (NEW/ (MAN) announce financia l reporting for Legg Mason. production manager for the U.S. A&S) and husband Dan announce ,__,_.., the birth of their He earned an M.B.A. degree from Gypsum plant in Aliquippa, Pa. the birth of their son , Henry daughter, Elizabeth Reed . They Loyola College in Maryland. Pasquale. They reside in New York reside in Chicago, where Julie is a John Mayer G'98, G'OO (EDU) Lan i Diane Rich '98 (NEW) wrote City, where she is a management labor and delivery nurse at holds the endowed chair in biome­ Crazy In Love (Forever), a romantic associate at Citi Cards and earned Northwestern Memorial Hospital chanical research in the College of comedy. She resides in Syracuse an M .B.A. in finance, marketing, and Samuel is a principal in Medicine and associate professor with her husband and two children. in the School of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences at

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Semi nary Properties and Manage­ Michael Firmin G'OO CEDU) from Golden Gate University and ment Ltd., a residential rea l estate received the Cedarville University passed the Ca lifornia bar exam. business. (Ohio) Facu lty Innovator of the She is a legal editor for LexisNexis Year Award. Matthew Bender and is working pro Amy Eckman Maurer '99 (VPA) llyas Akbar '00 bono in public interest litigation. and husband lan announce the (MAN) is a CPA Christopher Keaton '00 (1ST) and birth of their daughter, Anna with AXA Advisors wife Rebekah announce the birth Joseph T. Burns '01 CA&S) was Carol in e. in New York City. He of their daughter, Isabella Verity. elected as a Republican state com­ ,_..,'---• earned a certificate mittee delegate representing the Beth Vedovelli Suzanne Knowle '00 (LCS) earned in retirement planning from The 120th Assembly District of New McCarthy '99 CEDU ) a J.D. degree from the University Wharton School of Business, York. and husband Jeff University of Pennsylvania. of Denver. She resides in St. Paul , announce the birth Minn., where she is an environ­ Makeya Clark-Pierce '01 CNUR) ..._"""""''-= of their daughter, Yolanda R. mental engineer and regulatory and her husband, Ronny Jr., Maggie Eli zabeth . Arrington '00 specia li st with Barr Engineering Co. announce the birth of their son, (NEW) is segment Ronny Ill, who joins sisters Armani Denise Nichols '99 (A&S) is shel ­ Randy E. Lewis G'OO producer of the Daily and Symphony. ter advocate/famil y support spe­ Cafe news and enter­ (LAW/IST) opened cialist at YWCA Battered Women's tainment program on the his law practice in Kelly K. Dudzik '01 CA&S/NEW) She lter in Cincinnati. Retirement Living TV network in Newark, N.J. He is a general assignment reporter at Washington, D.C. L-...... )!- - • resides in KLRT FOX16 in Little Rock, Ark. Adam Parnes '99 (N EW) earned Maplewood, N.J., with hi s wife an M .S. degree in organi zational Kevin Garrett '01 (1ST) earned an Mark Bevington Ebonee Hamilton Lewis '99 CA&S), development and knowledge M.S. degree in atmospheric sci­ G'OO (VPA) is presi­ who is an attorney with Littler management from George Mason ences from Texas A&M University. dent and creative Mendelson in Newark, N.J. University in Fairfax, Va. director of Ninedot He is a support scientist with I.M. Communication Adrienne A. LiBritz Systems Group at the National Rebecca Pepin G'99 (N EW), Design in Providence, R.I . '00 (LCS) married Oceanic and Atmospheric news anchor at WCYB/WEMT in Brent R. Cooley '00 Administration/National Bristol, Va., wrote Faces of Freedom Mark Chorazak '00 (A&S) is an (LCS). They reside in Environmental Satellite, Data, (Wentworth Printing Corp), which associate in corporate governance, Clifton Park, N.Y., and Information Service in Camp tells the stories of 52 military men capital markets, and pro bono where Adrienne is a licensed pro­ Springs, Md. and women who died in Iraq or practice groups at the New York fessional engineer with the state Afghanistan since 9/11. All pro­ Adaeze Joyce lgwe '01, G'03 law firm of Simpson Thacher & Department of Transportation and ceeds go to Fi sher House and the (A&S) of North Bethesda, Md., Bartlett. Brent is a senior IT specialist for Wounded Warrior Project. was invited to spend two years in IBM. Hillary Cutter '00 Togo with the Peace Corps. Sari Roth '99 (N EW) (A&S/NEW), co­ Kathleen Stress married Charles Brooke May '01 founder of the theat­ G'OO (MAX) of Hitchins IV. Th ey (VPA) of Westfield, rical production Syracuse is internal reside in Hoboken, N.J., earned an company, Van Hill communications N.J., where she is a M .B .A. degree in Entertainment with Van Dean '96 director at the Food producer at MSNBC. marketing from the (NEW) and founder of Cutter Bank of Central New York. Productions & Management, Stil lman School of Business at Stacey M. Sorin '99 brought the critically acclaimed Cara McMichael Swart '00 (A&S) Seton Hall University. May is a (HD) married Todd show Saint Heaven to the Village and husband Jonathan of Saugus, national account manager at Icon R. Palker. They reside Originals Reading Series in Mass., announce the birth of their Eyewear in New York City. in Mamaroneck, N.Y. Issaquah, Wash. son, Oliver Ed ward . Amanda Gordon M iller '01 CVPA) Timothy Swiss '99 (VPA) was Lisa Del Colle '00 (NEW/A&S), Michelle L. Wania G'OO (NUR) and husband Christian '02 (A&S) nominated for a Los Angeles public re lations manager for the married Michael S. Curtis. They of Baltimore announce the birth of Ovation Award for Best Lighting Food Network, was se lected as one reside in St. Louis, Mo., where their son, Owen Michael. of PR News's 15 to Watch for 2007, Michelle is a nurse practitioner. Design, Intimate Th eatre, for the Shrikant Palaskar G'01 (LCS) is an award that honors budding PR Celebration Theatre's production Jeanne Zaino '00 (NEW) and owner of iListOnline.com, a ser­ leaders and creative practitioners of The Bacchae. husband Filippo Petti '99 CA&S) vice where students, alumni, and under age 30. Ryan Van Winkle '99 (NEW) pub­ announce the birth of their daugh­ teachers from various universities lished four poems in The Golden Sean T. Dougherty G'OO (A&S) ter, Giulia Lily. Jeanne is a sales can create a secure on line space Hour Book, a UK anthology of cre­ wrote a book of poems, Broken trainer at Google, and Filippo is a to network, collaborate, and share ative writing. In 2007, Van Winkle Hallelujahs (BOA Editions). He scientist at OSI Pharmaceuticals knowledge. was awarded two Pennsylvania on Long Island. placed third in the Ver Poetry Danielle R. Strauss Counci l on the Arts Fellowships in Awards. Chimera Bowen '01 CA&S) earned '01 (NEW) married poetry and a Penn State University a J.D. degree, cum laude, from Guy R. Larcom '01 Junior Faculty Research Award. He Fordham University School of Law. (LCS) . They reside in resides in Erie, Pa., with his son, She is an associate at Winston & ...:__. ___ York, Maine, where Gabriel, and teaches creative writ­ Strawn's Washington, D.C., office. Danielle is a reporter/fill-in anchor ing at Penn State. at WMTW, ABC-8, in Portland, Anita M. Bozzi '01 (A&S) earned a and Guy is an electrical/computer J.D. degree in law with a certificate engineer at Raytheon Company in in litigation and public interest Andover, Mass.

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Melissa Auman '02 (N EW) mar­ Washi ngton, D.C.. Miami, and ried Wa lt Greiner. They reside in London, and employs foren­ Philadelphia, where Melissa is sic accountants, technology an ed itor for Where Philadelphia specialists, and former pros­ magazine. ecutors and law enforcement David A. Baumann officials. The company works '02 CA&S/N EW) with corporations an d gov­ was featured in ernment agencies, monitor­ Orlando Style maga­ ing for fraud and regulatory l...olll~::!!l!lllo...J zine as one of the compliance. Fo r example, "Top Ten Young and Powerful." He she says, "We have software is a sports anchor at Central developers w ho create tools Fl orida News 13 and is working on to fi nd anomalies in data that an M.B.A. degree from the may be difficult to uncover." Crummer School at Rollins Col lege Zimiles and co-founder in Orlando. Joseph Spinelli were working M. Elizabeth at the internat ional audit­ Canavan '02 (VPA) ing firm of KPMG when t hey married James M. decided to start Daylight. Basi '01 (LCS). They Zimiles was the leader of reside in Baltimore, the financial services part of where El izabeth is supervisor of KPMG's forensic investiga­ the faux finishing department at tions practice, which included Big Fish Inc., and James is an engi­ money-laundering cases. neer with Orbital Science Corp. By then it was familiar and is pursuing a master's degree in aerospace engineering. territory for Zimiles, who served for 10 years as a fed ­ ~~~· Meghann N. Carroll era l prosecutor with the U.S. '02 (A&S) is an Attorney's Office for t he associate in the gen­ Southern District of New York eral litigation depart­ in New York City. She served ~_u_.- ment of Damon & in the civil and criminal divi­ Morey law firm in Buffalo, N.Y. sions and was chief of the for­ Khristina Chesney feiture unit. During her time '02 (1ST) married there, Zimiles led t he case Michael Godlewski to confiscate the Kenmore '02 (MAN) They Hotel from its owner, the larg­ reside in New York Ellen Zimiles G'83 » est property se izure made City, where Khristina is marketing under federal law due to manager at Disney Publishing for drug activity. For her accom­ Wondertime magazine and Michael Financial Forensics plishments, she received the is account manager of C2 Creative, a creative marketing communica­ AS A N ASSISTANT U.S. ATTORNEY, ELLEN U.S. Department of Justice's John Marshall tion company. Zimiles followed the money trail. It led to Award for Outstanding Service. The govern­ cracking high-profile money laundering cases ment sold the building to a nonprofit group Jerry Gambell G'02 (N EW) mar­ and divesting crimina ls of their profit s. Her that renovated it and al lowed the legiti mate ried Denise Manrow. They reside reputation preceded her as she moved into the tenants to remain. "Many t imes when you in LaFayette, N.Y. He is a professor private sector for a position with a "Big Four" get a criminal case you don't rea lly know the at Ithaca Co ll ege, teaching televi ­ accounting firm and t hen co-founded Daylight larger outcome," she says. "Here was a case sion and video production. Fo rensic & Advisory, a financial investigative where we got to see that impact." Lisa Giordano '02 (A&S) married company. Zimiles, who is Daylight's CEO, Zimiles first became interested in litiga­ Christopher Gilmore. They reside brings years of experience as a criminal pros­ tion at SU, where she won a moot court in Stratford, Conn., where she is a ecutor and knowledge of regulatory issues compet ition, was an editor of the Syracuse paralegal for Fitzmaurice & Siegel. and financial instit utions to t he international Law Review, ass isted Professor David Ba ldus Jennifer Ford '02 firm. " It takes time to learn all t he issues to with death penalty resea rch, and served as a (A&S/EDU) married do an investigation correct ly," says Zimil es, a teaching assistant. " I really took advantage Timothy Phoenix Co ll ege of Law graduat e. "But once you learn of everything the law school had to offer," '02 (A&S) They and understand the different pieces, you can says Zimiles, who has two chi ld ren, Elizabeth 1....4.--'-..-....- reside in Albany, N.Y. make sense of it for everyone." and Daniel, with husband, Jonah. "It certain ly Jennifer teaches globa l history at Daylight Forensic & Advisory, which helped me figure out what I wanted to do." Shaker High School in Latham, N.Y., opened in June 2006, has offices in New York, -Kathleen Hafey

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and Timothy is pursu ing a doctor­ Catharine Wells '02 (MAN/NEW) that connects innovators of social Monica Bridget Boyd '04 (VPA) ate in neuroscience at Albany and Tim and Aaron Starmer co­ and environmental change with married Eric Richard Elderkin Medical College. wrote The Best in Tent Camping: people who can help them. 'OS (A&S). They reside in New York: A Guide for Campers Who Cheektowaga, N.Y. , where she is Elizabeth Horlander Peter J. Romano '03 (1ST) mar­ Hate RVs, Concrete Slabs, and Loud marketing ass istant for Superior '02 (MAN) married ried Teresa M . Foy. Th ey reside Portable Stereos (Menasha Ridge Lubricants and he is mortgage Jeremy Owens. Th ey in Boston, where he is a globa l Press). She is a freelance editor auditor with M&T Bank. reside in Syracuse. services delivery coordinator for and writer based in New York City. Parametric Technology Corp. Steven Feldman '04 (N EW) is pur­ Thomas C. Wolski suing an entertainment and media Antonio Herrera Monique Maria Schmidt '03 G'02 (LAW) joined law career at Harvard Law School G'02 (EDU), an (A&S) was awarded a Fulb right the Webb Law Firm in Cambridge, Mass. administrator for the grant to Togo, West Africa, for in Pittsburgh, a legal Syracuse City Sc hoo l 2007-08. Her goa ls are to teach Zachary Kemp '04 (A&S) earned practice concentrat­ District, attended a composition and poetry at the a J.D. degree from Michigan State ing in intellectual property law and literacy mission in Ch il e through a University of Lome; host poetry University College of Law. rel ated litigation issues. Rotary Chapter funded by Rotary writing workshops for vil lage girls Sharon B. Kuechle International. Amanda Ashley '03 (A&S) earned focusing on se lf esteem and how '04 (A&S) married a master's degree in childhood to avoid violent relationships; and Shumin Ma '02 (NEW), an inde­ Mark A. Warner II. education from Utica College in work on her second book. pendent filmmaker who produces They reside in Utica, N.Y. She is a teacher in a short Internet videos about the Andrew Schwab '03 (A&S) mar­ "----'----=---' Cheektowaga, N.Y., multi-age classroom for grades 1-3 culture, landmarks, neighborhoods, ried Naomi Gabay. Th ey reside in where she is pursuing a master's at St. Peter's El ementary School in and people of Paris and New York, Hoboken, N.J. degree in speech language pathol­ Utica. was awarded a Diversity Fellowship ogy at the University at Buffalo. Krista Seymour in Environmental Reporting from Shin Furuya G'03 (MAX) of Kapralos G'03 Christopher the Metcalf In stitute for Marine Brooklyn is lead SR I analyst for (NEW) is a reporter Malagisi G'04 and Environmental Reporting. Asian Pacific Equ ities at Domini at Th e Herald in (MAX) was the Socia l In vestments, a sociall y Jennifer Newton '02 (N EW) mar­ Everett, Wash., national youth direc­ responsible investment fund. He ried Terry Holmgren. Th ey reside where she covers American Ind ian tor for the Friends of is a member of the SR I Committee on Massachusetts's North Shore, tribes, faith, immigrants, and refu­ Fred Th ompson Presidential and Corporate Governance where she is a registered nurse. gees. She was awarded a fe llow­ Campaign and is the national Committee of the New York ship at the International Reporting grassroots coordinator for Th e Lori Dillard Rech G'02 (VPA) is Soc iety of Sec urity Analysts and a Project through Johns Hopkin s Leadership Institute, Arlington, Va . presid ent of the Independence member of the Social Investment University's School of Advanced Seaport Museum in Philadelphia. Research Analyst Network. Sara Rosehill '04 Internationa l Stud ies. After training (A&S) married Jamie Rose G'02 (N EW) was Jennifer Gagliano in Washington, D.C., she spent Daniel Bennett '02 awarded the 2007 White House '03 CA&S) married several weeks in Venezuela, inves­ CA&S) They reside News Photographers Association Jeremiah Davie. tigating the indigenous rights in Hamden, Conn ., Project Grant for her proposal They reside in movement. where she is a media auditor and to do a photo documentary on W il liamsvill e, N.Y., Amy Peterson '03 CA&S) married Dan is pursuing a master's degree Doctors Without Borders in where she is lega l consu ltant for Brandon Berry '00 (VPA). They at Yale University. Uganda. TPSI. reside in Palm Beach, Fla., where Abby Rothberg '04 (A&S) married Chad V. Scott '02 (LCS) is a staff Michelle Holl '03 Amy is a catering coord in ator and Jason Dvorkin '04 (MAN). They accountant in the audit and assur­ (NEW/MAN) mar­ Brandon is director of operations at reside in Boston. ance department at Beard Miller ried C. Alexis the Sound Advice Amphitheatre. Company in Syracuse. Bennett. Th ey reside Richard Shearer Seth R. Trance '03 in Niskayuna, N.Y. , G'04 CLAW) is an Brian Small '02 (MAN) joined (ARC) joined the where she is a strategic communi­ associate in the Hillel at SU as coordinator of pro­ Philadelphia office of cator and philanthropy program bus in ess litigation gramming and special initiatives. RMJM Hillier in the manager at Lockheed Martin. practice area with architecture practice Jodi Krivosha Sternoff '02 (HSHP) the Kansas City, Mo., law office of Kimberly Nelson '03 (N EW) was group as a designer. and husband Ryan announce the the Lathrop & Gage L.C. part of the team to launch the birth of their daughter, Laya Rose. John L. Brobst G'04 first on line multiple baby registry, Heather L. Taylor '04 CA&S) (1ST) retired after 23 Emilia Cuddlestart.com . earned a master's degree in years of federal ser­ Szczepankowska '02 globa l political economy from the Adam Ritchie '03 vice. He is a profes­ (LCS) married University of Kasse l in Kassel , (N EW) opened a sor at Florida State Jeffrey Wisniewski Germany. She is pursuing a doc­ brand communica­ University and is pursuing a doc­ r:=..!!~.....__3...- '02 ( LCS). They toral degree in the social sciences tions agency, Adam toral degree in information studies, reside in the San Francisco Bay department with a speciali zation Ritchie Brand focusing on information policy and area, where Emilia is a water in international political economy Direction, in Boston . The firm was program assessment/evaluation. resources engineer and Jeffrey is a and international re lations at the named Agency of Record for He received the Lewis Marsen geotechnical engineer. University of Frankfurt in Germany. Changents, an online destination scholarship.

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Tropatchov in Turgenev's Fortune's Fool (2002). Although Hollywood beckoned, Langella largely avoided film act­ ing during part of his career to seriously pursue stage work. In recent years, he has struck a finer balance, appearing in theater, film, and television. Most notably, he played the imperious CBS board chair William S. Paley in George Clooney's Good Night, and Good Luck, based on Edward R. Murrow's See It Now telecasts during the McCarthy era. In 2007, he por­ trayed a once noteworthy novelist in Starting Out in the Evening. This year, film-goers will get a taste of Langella's Nixon in director Ron Howard's film version of Nixon/ Frost. "I was around to see the See It Now show in which Murrow took on McCarthy," Langella says, "and I was around to see Nixon and Frost as well." Among his professional accom­ plishments, Langella doesn't con­ Frank Langella '59 » fess allegiance to any one role. "There is no single thing," he says. Still Center Stage "It's a certain overall sense of what it means to be an actor and SO THERE SAT FRANK LANGELLA IN THE STYLISH what it means to respect the craft. I respect the craft of confines of his suite at the Regency Hotel in midtown acting and I'm proud of myself for doing it." Manhattan, shirt-sleeved and casual, yet conveying the -Hal Drucker patrician countenance of one of the Moliere aristocrats he Hal Drucker '53 is a voting member of the Drama Desk and the portrayed as a Syracuse drama major almost half a century Outer Critics Circle, and co-author with Sid Lerner '53, of From ago. Lange IIa , a three-time Tony Award-winning actor who the Desk Of: Work Styles of the Rich and Famous. has graced the screen and stage for decades, was among the acting greats who performed for SU's renowned Boar's Head Theater Society, under the direction of fabled drama professor Sawyer Falk between 1921 and 1961. "It was one of those lucky, lucky breaks for me, that Sawyer Falk was still an active presence at Syracuse when I attended," says Langella, a Bayonne, New Jersey, native. "He was a great teacher and mentor, and he instilled in me, at the very tender age of 18, the integrity of this profession. He had a great, great respect for actors, w hat actors could do, and what they were capable of doing. He brought honor to the profession. He was gone two or three years later at age 63. I think about him all the time." Throughout his distinguished career, Langella has por­ trayed a diverse cast of unforgettable characters: Count Dracula, Sherlock Holmes, Cyrano de Bergerac, and even Richard Nixo n. Starring as the disgraced former president in the 2007 Broadway premiere of Frost/Nixon, produced by SU Tru stee Arielle Tepper Madover '94, Langella col­ lected the Tony Award for best actor. He previously won Directed by Sawyer Falk, Frank Langella (left) appeared in the Tonys for supporting roles as the cunning sand lizard in title role of The Boar's Head production of Moliere's 1668 farce Ed ward Albee's Seascape (1975) and as the clever bully George Dondin in 1959. Photo courtesy of SU Archives

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Amelia DeCesare 'OS (VPA) of Dan Frigolette 'OS (NEW) pro­ Thomas J. Lincoln Cortney McMahon G'OS (NEW) is Seekonk, Mass., completed her duced a multiseries stand-up com­ G'OS (NEW) is a a copywriter at J. Fitzgerald Group, first triathlon in August, and raised edy competition, "Make Me Laugh: graphic designer at an advertising and marketing money for The Hole In The Wall Syracuse, N.Y." The finals were held MRA, a Syracuse­ agency in Lockport, N.Y. Gang Camp. She is a publicist at at the Palace Theatre. based marketing Colette Hebert 'OS (VPA) married Gray and Rice Public Relations in communications agency. lan Smith. They reside in White Boston . Plains, N.Y.

PASSINGS

ST. CLAIR BOURNE '67, an independent Faculty Rewards with Institutional Mission HORACE LANDRY '34, G'36, professor documentary filmmaker renowned for (1999). Following his retirement in 1998, emeritus of accounting and an active his work on African American culture, he founded the National Academy for philanthropist, died November 11 , 2007, died on December 15, 2007, at age 64. Academic Leadership in St. Petersburg, at age 95. He retired from full-time A graduate of the College of Arts and Florida, lectured worldwide, and worked teaching in 1978 after more than five Sciences, Bourne often combined activ­ as a consultant. In 1994, the American decades at SU, and continued to teach ism with journalism in creating more than Association of Higher Education recog­ at the Whitman School and College of 40 films during a career that spanned four nized him for 25 years of leadership Law until 2001. Landry served in the U.S. decades. Among the prominent African and innovation in the reform of higher Navy as a lieutenant junior grade dur­ Americans he profiled were performer education. ing World War II and was a partner in and activist Paul Robeson, writer Langston the PricewaterhouseCoopers accounting Hughes, and photojournalist and film­ FRED M. DRESSLER '63, a pioneering firm's Syracuse office. He was involved in maker Gordon Parks. executive in the cable television industry, numerous University and local commu­ died December 24, 2007. He was 66. nity organizations, serving in leadership ROBERT M. DIAMOND, assistant vice Dressier spent more than three decades positions with the SU Alumni Association chancellor emeritus, died December 14, as an executive with Time Warner Cable of Central New York, the Orange Pack 2007. He was 77. Diamond was founding and its predecessor. He led the compa­ Executive Committee, American Red director of the Center for Instructional ny's drive into video-on-demand, per­ Cross, American Cancer Society, Development at SU (now the Center for sonal video recorders, and high-definition Salvation Army, Rotary Club of Syracuse, Support of Teaching and Learning), which programming and founded several cable and Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, won the 1996 Theodore M. Hesburgh channels, including E! Entertainment among others. Among the many honors Award for Faculty Development to and the In-Demand Network. He had he received was a George Arents Pioneer Enhance Undergraduate Learning. He served as chair of the Newhouse School's Medal for excellence in business in 1975. also was involved in launching Project advisory board and received a Lifetime An endowed scholarship was established Advance, the Teaching Assistant Achievement Award from the school in in Landry's name at the Whitman School's Program, and the Student Academic 2005. Contributions in his memory can Department of Accounting. Contributions Support Center. He wrote and edited be made to the Newhouse School, as well in his memory can be made to The Horace numerous books, including Field Guide to as several other organizations. Landry Scholarship Funds at Syracuse Academic Leadership (2002), and Aligning University and Le Moyne College.

JIM RINGO '53, a member of the Pro HONORING OUR FALLEN SOLD IERS Football Hall of Fame and two NFC cham­ pionship teams, died November 19, 2007, U.S. ARMY MAJOR HENRY SAN NICOLAS OFECIAR G'OS died August 27, at age 75. A star center for the Orange 2007, in Afghanistan from wounds suffered during combat operations. Ofeciar (1950-52), Ringo was drafted in 1953 by was assigned to the 1st Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, Fort Riley, Kansas, and the Green Bay Packers, where he played for was part of a team to help train and advise military and police forces in Iraq and 11 seasons before joining the Philadelphia Afghanistan. He earned a master's degree in finance and public administration Eagles (1964-67). Considered small for at SU. The Major Henry S.N. Ofeciar Award for Leadership was established in his an offensive lineman, Ringo was known honor at the Whitman School of Management. for his speed, intelligence, and toughness. A seven-time AII-NFL selection and 10- U.S. ARMY COL. JAMES W. HARRISON JR. G'89 died May 6, 2007, during time Pro Bowl player, he was named to combat in Afghanistan. He was serving as a detention policy expert with the the NFL's All-Decade Team of the 1960s. Combined Forces Command Afghanistan. Before being deployed in December He started 182 consecutive games, a 2006, he was director of the School of Command Preparation at the U.S. Army league record at the time. After his play­ Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. He earned an ing career, he was a longtime assistant M.B.A. degree at SU. coach with several NFL teams, includ­ ing the Buffalo Bills, for whom he briefly served as head coach. He was inducted into the hall of fame in 1981.

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Renee Lempert Charney, John V. Craven, James IN A. Dryden, Daniel F. Jackson, Thomas W. Rose, Winfield R. Rushnell, Dorothy Campbell Vanleuven 1958 Bertie Frankenhuis Argyris, Notices of deaths must be accompanied by a copy of an obituary or memorial Gerard J. Dietemann, Russell Lucy, Richard L. Neu, Minnie Payne Thurston 1959 Marie Redd card. Send to: Alumni Editor, Alumni News; 820 Comstock Avenue, Room 308; Bryan, Garold F. Crayton, Joseph P. Gleason, Syracuse NY 13244-5040; fax 315-443-5425. Leighton E. Lane, Edward Malowicki, Anne Byrnes McDonald, Wesley S. Mink, Barbara Balliet Nielsen, Lewis B. O'Donnell, Merritt A. Russell, 1923 Helen Mosher Barben 1924 Rebecca Weatherly 1946 Ruth Craig Allen, Rosina John 0 . Scriber Jr., Raymond P. Wells Braude Abbattista Balestra, Nancy Sterling Brown, A. Charles Clark, Kathleen E. Kent, Joanne Preston 1960 Jay Kinsbruner, Davy L. McKay, William 1930 Virginia Davis Diuguid 1931 Lydia Ahola Lyons, Marguerite Connelly McEiigot, Richardson C. 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Keith D. Ward 'OS (VPA), singer/ for best daily investigative story songwriter, pianist, and voca list, while at The Auburn Citizen in released a new album, Take Your Auburn, N.Y. She also received an Time (First Run Records). He and award for best daily news feature. his band performed songs from James Powers '06 (1ST) announces the album at the Apple store in the birth of his son, Collin James. the Soho district of New York City. He is also an assistant manager at Joseph Cardamone Jr. '07 Apple's 14th Street store in New (VPA) won the Lurzer's Archive York City. International Student of the Year 2007 Award for his Pledge Multi­ Sarah Rose Aikman Surface ad. He served as art direc­ G'06 (LAW) is an tor for the ,ad. Meeting the demand for modern associate in the cor­ porate department Oksana Dinis '07 (MAN) is a educational facilities equipped with the at Dinsmore & Shohl staff accountant at Beard Miller most up-to-date technology-such as law firm in Cincinnati. Company in Syracuse. Newhouse 3-ls just one of the goals n ..•n Kelly Bennett '06 LaMonica Falkquay The campaign Syracuse University. of for (VPA) is a designer '07 (A&S) competed Others Include: at the Philadelphia for the title of Miss office of RMJM New York in Long Faculty Excellence-endowed L...l"'-"'=--"" Hillier in the environ­ LA-u:...- • Island. professorships attract world-class faculty mental graphic design practice group. Jennifer Yuki Gordon G'07 (MAX) for whom teaching and research are married Luke Stein. Interconnected passions. F. Bradley Christof G'06 (LAW) of Pittsburgh is an associate in the Jessica Kuczmarski '07 (MAN) office of Burns, White & Hickton, is a staff accountant at Brock, C~nterdlsclpllnary Attorneys at Law Litigation Group, Schechter & Polakoff, a public teaching, research, and community where he handles personal injury accounting firm in Buffalo, N.Y. engagement Initiatives accelerate and commercial and professional Mark J. Loga '07 discovery of the Innovative solutions negligence matters. (LCS) was awarded the future demands. Erica J. Fand '06 (MAN) and a scholarship by the Shelley Kohan '06 (MAN) Psi Upsilon ...,...&..;~.....,.:;.~A...i Foundation, based student Acceu and Sllpport­ appeared on the second season scholarshlps and fellowships attract of ABC's American Inventor. Their on demonstrated achievement in students of merit from a wide range product, artificial flowers that the pursuit of moral, intellectual, and socia l science. of backgrounds. double as renewable air freshen­ ers, placed them in the top three Richard T. Messe Annual Support-The Fund for contenders in the San Francisco '07 (MAN) is competition. Syracuse provides Immediate and employed at IBM in flexible resources that can be used Shawna Keene '06 (LCS) married Boston. where they are needed most. Joshua Martell. They reside in Champaign, Ill. Bethany Stoliar '07 (EDU) is a substitute teacher at Parkway and VIsit cempalp..,...edu to learn Katherine Lyons G'06 (MAX/ Rockwood School District in St. LAW) married Sean Pheils how your campaign gift can support Louis, Mo. She earned a New York G'06 (LAW). They reside Scholarship In Action and Incite positive State certification and is pursuing a in Arlington, Va., where she change as never before. Missouri certification in childhood is a government consultant ed ucation 1-6, and is a fourth­ at PricewaterhouseCoopers grade religious school teacher at Washington Federal Pra ctice Shaare Emeth Temple. and he is a tax attorney at PricewaterhouseCoopers .

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