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A Fond Farewell AS ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT FOR ALUMNI Relations for nearly five years, I have enjoyed meet­ ing thousands of loyal alumni around the world and A Goon Squad Welcome working with an outstanding staff to provide the ser­ vices and programs that keep our alumni connected. eith Gatling '81, G'87 will friends, and giving back to the Together, we have started new alumni clubs, Knever forget the day he ar­ University community. "I was ner­ launched the Orange Grove, and expanded such rived on campus- or the way vous and scared on my first day at offerings as our online alumni directory and perma­ University Avenue looked with a SU, but the Goons made me feel nent e-mail forwarding. mile-long orange stripe running at home," she says. "I wanted to I have always welcomed new challenges and down its center. In the past, get involved and help others the experiences, especially when they pertain to fur­ scores of freshmen have been same way." thering the University's mission. While my time in greeted by the sight, painted by In addition to helping students the Office of Alumni Relations has been a very spe­ members of the Goon Squad the move in, the group was originally cial part of my 20 years in higher education advance­ day before new students arrived. intended to enforce the wearing ment, the opportunity to work for SU's College of "It was a path to campus and a of freshman beanies, which ena­ Arts and Sciences was one I could not pass up. As fun way to make sure no one bled upperclassmen to spot the the college's new associate dean of advancement, I would get lost," says Gatling, a newcomers and offer them help. am very pleased to work with Dean Cathryn Newton member of the student organiza­ Beanies became obsolete in the and her staff. And as an alumna of the College of tion from 1975-81. '70s, but the Goons continued to Arts and Sciences, I look forward to helping make The orange stripe is just one of spread school spirit throughout the college even stronger by coordinating a strategic many ways the Goon Squad has campus during Opening Week plan that includes fund raising and outreach for assisted incoming students over and at football games, where they alumni and students. the years. Created in 1944 by led placard cheers. Members also Syracuse University remains committed to keep­ the Traditions Commission, the performed in the annual Goon ing its alumni a vibrant part of campus life. Your squad is best known for helping Show, a parody of freshman year status as alumni brings with it many privileges and freshmen move into their resi­ told through skits and original responsibilities, and I am personally counting on dence halls. "I remember the student music. "The Goon Show each of you to stay involved, stay connected, and Goons charging up to our car in had a song or an act for almost give back to the University community. Thank you their bright orange shirts, yelling everything, from saying goodbye for your partnership in working toward the better­ 'Welcome, welcome; when we to your parents to doing laundry," ment of SU. pulled up to the dorm on my first says Gatling, who composed day," says Lori Zisk Rosner '76, many of the show's songs and G'77, who later became known directed it for three years as an as "Mama Goon" for her leading undergraduate student. Lit Breul O'Rourke '77 role in the organization. For The Goon Squad of today no Associate Dean for Advancement College ofArts and Sciences Naomi Weinberg '03, being part longer produces a show, leads Associate Vice President, Giving Programs of the Goon Squad was about cheers, or paints the road or­ Division of Institutional Advancement meeting new people, making ange, but its mission is still the

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The Goon Squad has provided assistance to incoming students at Bringing Back a Favorite SU for more than so years. Pictured at left and below, Goons help t's been 50 years since the cast of White new students move in IBucks and Tales went "Walking out Late," to their residence halls on opening day. but classmates and castmates did it all again during Reunion Weekend in June. They returned to campus for White Bucks and Tales: Revisited, a 50th anniversary production of the popular, student-written and -produced musical first staged in April 1953. Longtime friends and former cast members Jerry Leider '53, Bill Angelos '54, Don Hornung '53, Lan O'Kun '54, and Don Rosenblit '53 began organizing the Reunion production a year ago, and were soon joined by 22 other former cast members from around the country. The driving force behind the original White Bucks and Tales (WBT) came from Leider, who proposed the idea of a senior musical to college roommates Rosenblit and Bill Persky '53. Persky and Rosenblit wrote the show-about a group of college students traveling from campus to Hollywood-and O'Kun and Angelos composed the music and lyrics to 16 original songs. (A 50th Reunion CD of the original soundtrack was created for the 2003 show.) Leider directed the show, and the WBT cast and crew members admiringly recall his dedication to the project and his joking words: "There's only one excuse for same: to welcome incoming students to missing a rehearsal and that's a death in the family. Yours." Syracuse University and to help them When it debuted at Syracuse's Astor Theater, White Bucks and Tales won feel at home. And the Goons are busier popular acclaim from crowds and critics. The show's success launched dozens than ever. Membership has jumped of personal and professional triumphs. Hornung, '53 president and now co­ from approximately 200 in 2000 to chairman of the 50th Reunion Committee, recalls watching his roommates and more than 400 in 2003, the result of classmates develop the show. "Looking at the crew, you just knew it was a increased involvement on the part of group of people who would all do well when they got out of school," he says. student organizations across campus. He was right. Leider went on to New York City and then Hollywood for a In addition to assisting with the move­ career as a producer and executive in the television and film business. WBT in process, this year Goons helped with choreographer Julian Tomchin '53 became a leading fashion designer and such Opening Week events as the consultant in New York City. O'Kun wrote musical compositions and more Chancellor's Convocation, bus trips to than 1,300 television scripts, including ones for the Shari Lewis Show and The the New York State Fair, Lunch on the Love Boat. Perksy received five Emmy Awards for his screenwriting. Stage Turf in the Carrier Dome, Orangefest manager Gil Cates '55, G'65- winner of the George Arents Pioneer Medal­ 2003, and Late Night at the Gym. produced 11 Academy Award ceremonies and earned 76 Emmy nominations "Members of the Goon Squad have a and 17 Emmy Awards. "The show's performers were so talented to begin strong sense of Orange pride," says with," says Joan Tesnow Litke, '54, G'65, one of the WBT featured dancers. Mariana Lebron, director of orientation "We were lucky to have everyone together again." - Sara Mortimer and transitions services. "Their excite­ ment and enthusiasm fosters school spirit and a sense of belonging among new students." According to Carrie Grogan G'03, an assistant director in the Office of Greek Life and Experiential Learning who coordinates the Goon Squad, plans for increased involvement are under way. "We're evolving the role of the Goon Squad from a move-in crew to a year­ long presence, " Grogan says. "The Goon Squad will be there to welcome Pictured at top, Dodie Summa Boyle '53 performs in White Bucks and Tales. Many original and support you not just for your first cast members returned in June for White Bucks and Tales: Revisited, including, left to right: few days, but for your entire first year." Shirley Fenner Reidenbaugh '54, Dodie Summa Boyle '53, Vicki Ellen Herman Friedman '55, and Joan Tesnow Litke '54, G'6s. -Kate Gaetano

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FOR INFORMATION ON ALUMNI TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES, contact Tina Casella in the Office of Alumni Relations at 1-8oo-SUALUMS ore-mail [email protected].

Alumni walked among the cobbled streets of Rye, England, during the Village Life in Canterbury tour.

Exploring England's Countryside find it," she says. "The pottery is my ana Clarke '46 had visited England sev­ (Henry VIII's wife) had once walked was prized piece from the tour." In addition Je ral times before last spring, but had an amazing experience." to exploring the countryside, alumni also never stayed in a hotel with a history dat­ At Hever Castle, Boleyn's birthplace, sampled such English cuisine as fish and ing back to the 12th century. "It was so alumni viewed the rich 16th-century chips, shepherd's pie, English creme tea, squeaky we had to laugh-you couldn't restored interior and lush surrounding Yorkshire pudding, and bangers and take a step without making noise," says gardens, which included a yew maze, mash (sausages and mashed potatoes Clarke, who participated in the seven­ topiaries, and a 35-acre lake. The next with gravy). day Village Life in Canterbury tour spon­ day, they strolled among 500 acres of gar­ Other highlights of the trip included sored by the Syracuse University Alumni dens, a hedge maze, and an aviary of visits to Chartwell, Winston Churchill's Association. With its 12th-century cel­ more than 100 species of birds during an home for 40 years; Rochester, the home lars and 15th-century timbers, the his­ early morning tour of Leeds Castle, of Charles Dickens; and Dover, where toric County Hotel in Canterbury was dubbed "the loveliest castle in the world" Henry II planned the evacuation of just one of many places that helped SU by prominent Anglo-Irish nobleman Lord Dunkirk from his fortress headquarters. alumni and friends experience the Conway. Lime trees, roses, azaleas, and "We visited Dover on a very clear day," authentic character and culture of the rhododendrons surrounded the estate at says Dona Schuman '95, '00, associate English countryside. Goodnestone Park, where current owner director of information systems in SU's The Canterbury-based tour guided Lady Fitzwalter escorted alumni on a pri­ Office of Advancement Services. "You alumni through the narrow lanes and vate afternoon tour of her 18th-century could see across the English Channel all cobblestone streets of England's ecclesi­ Palladian mansion. the way to France. It was beautiful. " astical capital, where they marveled at The village of Rye, with its vaulted cel­ -Kate Gaetano Canterbury Cathedral-England's oldest lars, secret tunnels, cathedral- and learned of writers like and hidden pas­ Geoffrey Chaucer, Christopher Marlowe, sages, was a smug­ Joseph Conrad, and T.S. Eliot, who con­ glers' haunt in the orartge tributed to the city's rich literary her­ 18th century. Today grove itage. Alumni also traveled on daily it houses rows of excursions to surrounding towns in the small shops, where County of Kent. During bus rides each Janet Thresh '53 and Become part of a new SU tradition and leave your mark on the SU campus. day, guide Andrew Thompson, a profes­ her husband Eric For details contact Tricia Hopkins sor of history at the University of Kent, were delighted to at 315-443-5304, or [email protected] or gave the group an intimate perspective find the famed Can­ www.syracuse.edu/alumni on the region's culture and history. "We terbury Tales pottery really felt the history of each place," says they had read about Linda Bennett G'80, assistant vice presi­ before the trip. "We dent of SU's Office of Advancement searched the entire Services. "To walk where Anne Boleyn village that day to

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Alumni Happenings

1. SU Trustee John Couri '63, far left, and Chancellor Shaw, far right, congratulate 2003 Arents Award recipients during Reunion Weekend last June. Left to right: Gil Cates 'ss. G'65, television production; SU Board ofTrustees Chairman Joseph 0 . Lampe '53, G'ss. business and service; Nina V. Fedoroff '66, scientific research; and Ralph Ketcham G's6, H'99, education. 2. Alumni gathered to celebrate the 18th Annual WJPZ Radio Birthday Banquet at the Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel & Conference Center last March. 3. Mike Lavigna '34 was full of Orange pride at his home in Cohoes, New York, during the NCAA basketball tournament. His enthusiasm drew media attention from local newpapers and radio and television stations. 4. Alumni and friends of SU toured the waterways of Holland and Belgium last April. 5. Harry Edward Smith '51 (left) and the Reverend Robert Fletcher Smith 'so cheered on the Orangemen in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. 6. Alumni enjoyed a hilltop view in Tuscany, Italy, last May during an Alumni Association trip.

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Send us news of your accomplishments along with a photo. -..-----, Joyce Carol John J. Duffy G'65 (A&S} of Isle La Items will appear in the magazine and on the SU web site. Send to: Oates '6o Motte, Vt., co-edited The Vermont (A&S}, H'oo of Encyclopedia (University Press of Alumni Editor, Alumni News, 820 Comstock Avenue, Room 308, Princeton, N.J., New England}. He teaches English Syracuse NY 13244-5040; fax 315-443-5425. received the and humanities at Vermont State 2003 Common Colleges. Wealth Award for Literature from RobertS. Laubach G'56 (NEW}, PNC Financial Services Group. Val gene L. Dunham G'65, G'69 G'63 (EDU} of Syracuse is a mem­ (ESF} of Myrtle Beach, S.C., is asso­ '30s ber of the board of directors for Edward J. Rosasco '6o (MAN} of ciate vice president of grants, con­ Proliteracy Worldwide, the world's Marco Island, Fla., directs the tract administration, and research Anthony Toney largest adult literary organization. University of Miami executive planning at Coasta l Ca rolina '34 (VPA) and He founded Laubach Literacy M.B.A. health administration University. daughter Anita International, which merged with program. Janet L. Goldberg '65 (A&S} of Toney '70 (VPA) Literacy Volunteers of America to Anthony J. Garramone '61 (Utica}, Bethesda, Md., is director of of Fairfax, Calif., form Proliteracy Worldwide. G'64 (LAW} of Utica, N.Y., is chief Millennium Real Estat e Advisors. exhibited oil Charles V. Willie G'57 (MAX}, H'92 city court judge and presiding paintings and multiple plate color Ronald Leeds '65 (A&S} of co-wrote Student Diversity, Choice, member of the judicial section for etchings in A Father/Daughter Montville, N.J., is a member of the and School Improvement the New York State Bar Retrospective at the College of national sales team at Research (Greenwood Publishing Group} Association. Marin Art Gallery in Kentfield, Cal if. Data Design. and A New Look at Black Families William G. Rosenberg '61 (A&S} is (AitaMira Press). SU's Division of chairman and president/CEO of Richard C. Student Affairs established the the Michigan Broadband Trudeau G'65 Charles V. Willie Distinguished Development Authority in (MAX}, retired ~Os Lecture in his honor. Lansing. general manag­ er of the East Louise Beringer Palitz '44 (A&S} of Leslie H. Read '58 (NEW} of Denver Kent Beckwith '62 (SDA) is vice Bay Regional New York City is a member of SU's is cable center ambassador at The president and general manager of Park District in Oa kland, Calif., Board of Trustees. Cable Center. WOKR-TV 13 in Rochester, N.Y. was honored with the dedication Richard D. Alessi of the Richard C. Trudea u Training Kathleen Kennedy Dwyer G'62 '59 (A&S}, G'62 Center, a regional facility for the (EDU} of Syracuse received an (LAW} is a spe­ Park District and public and pri­ lgnatian Award from Le Moyne '50s cial counsel at vate sector t ra ining needs. He College for her efforts to place the Hodgson resides in Lafayette, Calif. automatic external defibrillators Richard N. Wright '53, G'55 (ECS} of Russ Public in public gat hering places. Ronald Graeff '66 (A&S}, G'95 Montgomery Village, Md., is a Finance Practice Group in member of the National Academy (EDU} is assistant professor of Buffalo, N.Y. Stephen A. Rogers '62 (A&S} of of Engineering. communications at SUNY Fayetteville, N.Y., is a board mem­ Ruth Johnson Colvin '59 (MAN}, Oswego. He w as named 20 03 ber of the Syracu se Symphony Dorothy L. Leonard '54 (A&S} of H'84 of Syracuse is a lifetime Outst anding Faculty Advisor for Orchestra. Annapolis, Md., is president of member of the board of directors his w ork with the campus Ocean Equities, a consulting firm television station. for Proliteracy Worldwide, the Stephen Novick G'63 (NEW} of for aquaculture development, world's largest adult literary orga­ New York City is vice chairman Robert M. Haley Jr. '66 (ARC} of natural resources, and watershed nization. She founded Literacy and chief creat ive officer of Grey Syracuse was honored at the management. Volunteers of America, which Global Group and a member of America n Institute of Architect s merged with Laubach Literacy Alfred U. Mac Rae '54, G'57, G'6o the board of directors for Toll Central New York Chapt er Award s International to form Proliteracy (A&S} of Berkeley Heights, N.J., is a Brothers, a luxury home builder. ceremony. He is director of design Worldwide. member of the National Academy at Ashley M cG raw Archit ects. Zimri C. Putney '63 (A&S} of of Engineering. Reston, Va ., is managing director Ralph W. Muller Thad Beyle '56 (A&S}, G'6o (MAX} and CEO of NextGen Capital and a '66 (A&S} is CEO of Chapel Hill, N.C., received the member of t he boa rd of directors of t he University 2003 General Alumni Association for PEC Solutions. of Pen nsylvania Facu lty Service Award from the Health Syst em Samuel B. Hand G'6o (MAX}, a his­ Faramarz Attar '65 (MAN} of University of North Carolina. tory professor at the University of Amelia Island, Fla., is chairman ~~-~..... J in Philadelphia. Vermont, co-edited The Vermont and CEO of Highland Cellular and Barbara Peterman '66 (A&S} of Encyclopedia (University Press of w as named Entrepreneur of the Silver Spring, Md., retired after 30 New England}. Year by The State Journal. yea rs as a management analyst at the Library of Congress.

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Allan Parachini '67 (SDAINEW) of ...-----:;;=:----, Sheldon J. David Lieberth G'70 (NEW) is John Thomas Mullen G'70 (SWK) Pasadena, Calif., is public informa­ Sevinor '68 deputy mayor of administration of Cleveland is president and CEO t ion director for the Los Angeles (A&S), a plast ic and chief of staff in Akron, Ohio. of Catholic Charities Health and Superior Court. and reconstruc­ Human Services and 2003 chair of tive surgeon at t he Catholic Charities USA board. Donald Phares Plastic Su rgery G'67,G'70 Services in Boston, appeared on (MAX) of St . ABC's Good M orning America and Louis, Mo., CNN to discuss new trends in retired as a cosmetic surgery. professor of Hope through Hospice economics and public policy at _..,...... --r:r....-., Frederic S. t he University of Missouri-St. Wilson '68 Perhaps nowhere is the interdisciplinary Louis. His first post-retirement (A& S) of Mason, nature of the human services and health pro­ proj ect, the phot o exhibit, Cuba's Ohio, is vice Future: M arx or Wai-Mart?, w as president of fessions more evident-and more relevant­ displayed at the university's Public the American Policy Research Center Ga llery. Osteopathic Foundation and a than for those who work with people who are member of the board of directors terminally ill. Thomas Wilbanks G'67, G'69 for the National Boa rd of (MAX) of Knoxville, Tenn., is a Ost eopathic Medica l Exam iners. member of the Nat ional Research In his role as manager of spiritual care and bereavement services Council Boa rd of Earth Sciences Kent J. Chabotar '69, G'73 (MAX) is for Visiting Nurse Service of New York Hospice Care, Vincent and Resources. pres ident of Guilford College in Corso G'96 is part of a team that includes medical care profes­ Greensboro, N.C. Donald Budrejko '68 (A&S) of sionals, social workers, and spiritual care providers-all working Oakdale, Conn., is director of stra­ Roger A. Moody G'69 (MAX) of together to help people who are dying to do so in comfort and t egic sales at Tenix Dat a gate, a Camden, M aine, is vice president with dignity. "Hospice offers terminally ill people choices at the defense and t echnology contractor. of community development and end of life," Corso says. "We help government banking at Camden our patients feel at home with Donald M. Caspary G'68 (A&S) of National Bank. themselves, with their illness, Springfield, Ill., is a professor of and with the uncertainty and pharmacology at the Sout hern Philip Mooney G'69 (MAX), direc­ unfamiliarity that accompanies Illinois University School of tor of archives for the Coca-Cola the process of dying. We help M edicine. He is studying age­ Company, appraised merchandise facilitate saying good-bye." re lat ed hearing loss under a feder­ and ra re collectibles at the Coca­ A former Catholic priest who al grant f rom the Nat ional Cola Collect ors Roadshow in Las Institute of Deafness and Ot her Vegas. He resides in Rosw ell, Ga. received a master of social work Communication Disorders. degree from SU, Corso is respon­ Carolyn R. Murphy '69 (VPA), sible for the training and clinical John DeFrancisco '68 (ECS) of G'74 (EDU), an art teacher at supervision of eight full-time Syracuse, a member of the New Onondaga (N.Y.) Central Junior staff members, including chap­ York State Senate, is chairman of Senior High School, displayed her lains who provide spiritual care the senat e judiciary committee. paintings in the Artists as Educators for people who are dying, and II exhibition in Liverpool, N.Y. Howard l. Hunger '68 (MAN) of bereavement counselors who Scarsdale, N.Y., is execut ive vice Barbara l. Rosen '69 (SDA) of offer emotional support for griev­ president of marketing and busi­ North Woodmere, N.Y., ea rned a ing families. "We may help ness development at Neow are doctor of audiology degree from patients reconnect with their Syst ems. the University of Florida. She spiritual selves, provide counseling, or serve as a resource for maintains a privat e audiology tackling such existential questions as 'Why is this happening to Stewart Levine practice in Nassa u County N.Y. me?'" he says. '68 (A&S) of Corso must also be aware of the emotional toll that such work Washingt on, Judith Whitehouse '69 (A&S) of can have on the staff. Because of this, he meets regularly with D.C., wrote San Francisco joined the law f irm staff members, watching for signs of needed support. "It's espe­ The Book of of Sullivant Houser Ba iley PC. ;...__;;;"""'---'-""-' Agreement: 10 cially important for people in this field to celebrate," he says. "We Essential Elements for Getting t he need a source of replenishment, something beautiful, whether we Results You Want (Berrett-Koehler). find it in relationships, the arts, or in nature. It's important to have He is the founder of Resolution­ '70s a life outside our work-a source of joy." Works, a consulting and training Corso, now married to School of Education alumna Christine organization. John W. Blaney '70 (A&S) of Maloof Corso G'96 and the father of two young children, says his Dulles, Va., is U.S. ambassador to family provides him with a sense of delight that helps him avoid l. Ross Love '68 (A&S), CEO and Li beria. the burnout that can result from hospice work. "I love this work, ow ner of Blue Chip Ent erprises in and I wish more people were aware of it," he says. "Spirituality in Cincinnat i, is a member of SU's Rami Khouri '70 (A& S/N EW), G'g8 hospice care is about journeying with patients and family mem­ Board of Trust ees. (NEW) is executive editor of The bers, helping them to recognize their capacity for transcendence, Daily Star in Beirut , Lebanon. and cultivating their awareness that we all are part of a spiritual reality within and among ourselves." - Amy Speach Shires

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Joshua Nadel '70 {VPA) of James V. Breuer '72 {ESF} of Dallas Salisbury G'73 (MAX} of program, a joint program of SU's Augusta, Maine, is provost of the Fayetteville, N.Y., is president and Washington, D.C., is president and Maxwell and Newhouse schools. University of Maine at Augusta. owner of Hueber-Breuer Construc­ CEO of the Employee Benefit tion Co. and a member of SU's Research Institute. Vithun Tulyanond G'74 (MAX} is leslie Levinson Pontz '70, G'72 Board of Trustees. inspector general of the ministry {VPA) of Philadelphia displayed lois Slavin '73 {A&S}, G'75 {NEW} of commerce in Bangkok, her works at three Philadelphia Timothy E. Gorman G'72 {LAW} is a of Chelsea, Mass., is communica­ Thailand. exhibitions: the gth Annual member of the law firm of Micale, tions director for the Massa­ Contemporary Quilt Exhibition, Stock & Sobolevsky in Syracuse. chusetts Institute ofTechnology's Karen Dzikowski Weiner-Hart '74 ArtQuilts at the Sedgwick 2003, engineering systems division. (A&S/N EW} of Ed ison, N.J., teaches and AQATS Committee Quilts. Samuel J. levine G'72 {LAW} is a English in Edison township. member of the law firm of Micale, Kevin T. Althouse G'74 {NEW}, G'n Vito Sciscioli G'70 {MAX} of Stock & Sobolevsky in Syracuse. (LAW} of Auburn, N.Y., is an English Valerie Brathwaite-Nelson '75 (A&S} of Hollis, N.Y., received the Syracuse retired after 32 years professor and executive director with the Syracuse city govern­ Gary G.lynch '72 (A&S} of Rye, of the Onondaga Student Services Pacesetter Award from the New York City Council in recognition of ment, most recently as city N.Y., is vice chairman of Credit Association at Onondaga operations manager. Suisse First Boston and oversees Community College. her involvement with public ser­ its research and legal compliance vice agencies. She is an attorney in Anita Toney '70 departments in New York City. Hiruy Amanuel G'74 {NEW} is Brooklyn, N.Y. {VPA) and father ambassador of the Democratic Anthony Toney Frederick Micale G'72 {LAW} is a Republic of Eth iopia to Germany. Ronald K. Burke G'75 (A&S} of senior partner in the law firm Sherman Oaks, Ca lif., published '34(VPA) of Fairfax, Calif., Micale, Stock & Sobolevsky in Ruth Becker '74 (HD) of Maple poetry in AIM, Clark Street Review, exhibited oil Syracuse. Glen, Pa., married Robert Haight Ashbury Literary Journal, Limestone, and Ph i Kappa Phi paintings and multiple plate color McRobbie. David Potter G'72, G'73 {MAX} is Forum. He is a retired SU professor etchings in A Father/ Daughter commissioner of higher education Robin R. Burns '74 {VPA/EDU) of Retrospective at the College of of speech communication. for the state of Mississippi. New York City is president and Marin Art Gallery in Kentfield, Calif. CEO of Intimate Beauty Corp. and John Chapple Neil A. Sedwin '72 {VPA) of Scotch Victoria's Secret Beauty Company. '75 {A&S} of Paul Varville G'70 (MAN} is a fed­ Plains, N.J., is president and CEO of eral security director at Albany Redmond, Workplace Environments, a com­ Stephen P. Connelly G'74 {MAN} is {N.Y.} International Airport. Wash., is presi­ mercial interior design firm. president and CEO at VIASYS dent, CEO, and louise M. Bourgault '71 {SDA}, pro­ Healthcare in Conshohocken, Pa . chairman of the Michael J. Singletary '72 {VPA) of fessor of media studies at board of Nextel Partners. He is Mount Vernon, N.Y., launched the Christopher Koep '74 {VPA} of Northern Michigan University, also a member of the Maxwell web site michaelsingletary.com, Hampton, N.Y., received a 2002 wrote Playing for Life: Performance which features his paintings and artist fellowship from the New advisory board and a member of the board of governors of Fred in Africa in the Age ofAIDS multimedia collages. Jersey State Council on the Arts. {Carolina Academic Press). Hutchinson Cancer Research His work was exhibited at Raritan Center's Business Alliance. John W. An nick G'73 (MAN} of Valley Community College, where Samuel Herschkowitz '71 (A&S} of Trumbull, Conn., completed a term Brooklyn is assistant professor at he teaches painting and drawing. Sharon R. Klein '75 {A&S/ SWK} as district governor of southern New York University Medical married Manta James Armstrong. Connecticut's Rotary International. James lawrence G'74 {NEW} of Center and chief technical officer She is a partner at the law firm Charlotte, Vt., publishes Eating and board chairman at Delcath of Pepper Hamilton LLP in Peggy Burch '73 {A&S/NEW} of Well magazine. Systems Inc. Memphis, Tenn ., is arts and Phi ladelphia. entertainment editor at the Eric Markell G'74 (MAX} is vice (A&S} is man­ {VPA} of Stephen Huttler '71 Commercial Appeal. president of corporate develop­ Michele A. Peters '75 aging partner of Shaw Pittman ment at Puget Sound Energy in Ridgew ood, N.J., is director of sa les LLP in Washington, D.C. at Manhattan Apartments Inc. David W. Cameron '73 {ESF} of Bellevue, Wash. Geneva, N.Y., is market manager at Pamela Earnshaw Kelly '71 {HD} of the Environmental Group of Susan Marilou Parsons Ryder G'75 {EDU} Montrose, Pa ., exhibited raku-fired of Huntington Beach, Ca lif., co­ lightnin-Americas. Greenberg clay animal sculptures at Wilkes wrote The Sex Factor: Breaking the Sedwin '74 University's Sordoni Art Gallery in Unwritten Codes that Sabotage John W. Ferstel G'73 (A&S} of {VPA/EDU) of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. l afayette, La., teaches English at Scotch Plains, Personal and Professional Lives {New Horizon Press). Co-founder the University of Louisiana at N.J., is vice Gordon W. Platt Jr. '71 {A& SINEW} of WOW, a women's executive Lafayette and received the 2003 president of human resources at of Bronx, N.Y., is a contributing networking organization, she was Excellence in Teaching Award. Monte nay Power Corp. in New writer for Global Finance in New named Johns Hopkins Out sta nd­ York City. York City. John Mancuso G'73 {EDU}, G'75 ing Administrator of the Year and {LAW}, G'78 {EDU} of Aurora, Ohio, ...-----.., F. William California Middle School Ronald Allanach '72 {A&S/NEW} of retired as executive vice president Administrator of the Yea r. Orlando, Fla., earned a doctor of Smullen G'74 and general counse l of KeyCorp. {N EW} of education degree from the Charles Szuberla '75 {ARC} of Fischler Graduate School of Fayetteville, N.Y., is a senior fel­ Scotia, N.Y., is coordinator of the Education and Human Services, low in national New York State Education Nova Southeastern University, in Department in Albany, N.Y. 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Daniel K. Tennant '75 (VPA}, G'75 Susan Germain '77 (MAN}, Joseph C. Rallo G'7S, G'So (MAX} is issue of the magazine, healthy (EDU} of Bainbridge, N.Y., exhibited coordinator in the Special Events vice president and provost of aca­ you@SU: mind, body, spirit, was his second one-man show at the Office at SU, received the 2002 demic affairs at Western Illinois published in spring 2003. Bernarducci-Meisel Gallery in New Exceptional Campaign Champion University. York City. A classical still life and Award from United Way of Central Alison J. Foster 'So (VPA) of San landscape artist, he wrote Realistic New York. Douglas Sherk '7S (NEW} of Jose, Calif., is a designer and artist Oakland, Calif., is CEO of EVC Painting (Walter Foster Publishing). at AJ Arts. now in its third edition. Peter D. Greaves Group and teaches a graduate '77 (ARC} of course on investor relations at Mark F. Lauzon G'So (NEW) of Port Richard Alexander '76 (MAN} of Seattle is a sen­ Golden State University in San Washington, N.Y., is managing director of Cushman & Wake­ Weston, Fla., is a controller at ior architect at Francisco. CP&S Inc., a provider of inventory Olympic As so­ field's Strategic Agency Services performance and asset manage­ ciates Company. Timothy Wendel '7S (NEW} of Group. He was named Young Real ment services for computer man­ Vienna, Va., wrote The New Face of Estate Man of the Year by the ufacturers and service providers. Walter Lukhaup G'77 (1ST} of Baseball: The One-Hundred-Year Young Men's/Women's Real Bloomfield, N.Y., is an information Rise & Triumph of Latinos in Estate Association. Robert Bassett G'76 (LAW} of systems consultant at Informatica America's Favorite Sport (Rayo). (LAW) of Anchorage, Alaska, is a youth lead­ ECS. Marc Menchel G'So ership coordinator for Volunteers Sam Zamarripa G'7S (MAX} of Vienna, Va., is vice president and of America-Alaska. He was induct­ Katherine S. Missel! '77 (HD/EDU} Atlanta is a member of the regulation general counsel at the ed into the Fayetteville-Manlius of Cardiff by the Sea, Calif., is gen­ Georgia State Senate and founder National Association of Securities eral merchandise manager (N.Y.) High School Hall of at and managing partner of Diaz­ Dealers in Washington, D.C. Verson Distinction for his accomplish­ Advanced M arketing Services in Ventures LLC, an invest­ San Diego. ment banking firm. Clifford R. Saffron 'So (A&S} of ments in community service and Roslyn, N.Y., is vice president and youth development. Douglas R. Newberry G'77 (MAN} Sharon Barner '79 (A&S} is nation­ general counsel at lmCione Dana Cudmore '76 (NEW} is a is director of strategic initiatives al intellectual property litigation Systems, a cancer therapy devel­ of tactical vehicle systems at chair at the law firm of Foley & oper based in New York City. member of the board of directors of the Cave House Museum of Mining Stewart & Stevenson in Troy, Mich. Lardner in Chicago. Tiffin Shewmake 'So (A&S) of and Geology in Cobleskill, N.Y. Steven Taylor G'77 (MAX}. Mark C. Darrell '79 (A&S} of Si lver Spring, Md., wrote Canine Nancy Weinberger lsserlis '76 director of SU's Center on Human Midlothian, Va ., is general counsel Courage: The Heroism of Dogs (A&S}, one of Long Island Business Policy in the School of Education, at Columbia Gas of Virginia. (PageFree Publishing). received the Chancellor's Citation News' Top so Women, is managing Joel J. Reinfeld G'79 (LAW} of Fort Glen Walter 'So (VPA) of Boxford, attorney and attorney of record at for Exceptional Academic Achieve­ Lee, N.J., is a first vice president of Mass., is an industrial designer, lsserlis & Sullivan. She resides in ment. He resides in Nedrow, N.Y. Valley National Bank and presi­ inventor, and co-founder of Albertson, N.Y. Janice Reineck Bardetta '7S (NUR} dent of its title insurance division. ELEVEN, a Boston-based product Michael Theall G'76, G'So (EDU} of Sydney, Australia, is an associ­ development studio. He lectured ate director for the University of Edoga Dympna Ugwu-Oju G'79 at SU on the relevance and pot en­ of Poland, Ohio, received the (NEW) of Fresno, Calif., is an Distinguished Academic New South Wales study abroad tial of design in today's market­ program. English professor at the Madera place. Achievement Award from St. Center of the State Center Anselm College in New Robert A. Booth G'7S (VPA) of Community College District. Leila Skolnik Winick 'So Hampshire. He founded the Fredonia, N.Y., exhibited mixed (A& SINEW} of Los Angeles is an Center for the Advancement of media work at the Buffalo (N.Y.} Karen Rusinski Williamson '79, advertising professional specia liz­ Teaching and Learning at Arts Studio. G'S4 (NEW) owns Natural Images ing in multicultural market ing. Youngstown State University, Photography in Sche nectady, N.Y. where he is an associate professor. William P. Dwyer G'7S (SWK} She exhibited her work, Soft Light, Christopher D. Clarke 'S1 (VPA) of retired after 32 years with the at the Adirondack Lakes Center for Upper Fairmount, Md., exhibited Shira Goldring Belfer '77 New York State Office of Mental the Arts. his paintings of fly fishing scenes (VPA/EDU} of New York City is a Retardation and Developmental at the Housatonic Rivers Out­ ca ntor at various temples. Disa bilities. He is a partner at the fitters in Cornwall Bridge, Conn. Northeast Counseling Center in Sharon A. Brangman '77 (A&S} of Selina Hunt Clarke 'S1 (VPA) is Syracu se, chief of the geriatrics Penfield, N.Y. ' owner and captain of Selina II division of SU NY Upstate Medica l Michael H. Goodman '7S (NEW} of Sailing Charters in Upper Mark W. Begor 'So (MAN) of University, received the 2002 Post ­ Alpharetta, Ga., is an account Fairmount, Md. Her ch arter boat, Standard Achievement Award. Wilton, Conn., is president and manager at Dickey Broadcast ing. Selina II, is the world's largest New CEO of GE Card Services. England catboat. Sumit DasGupta G'77 (ECS} of Herschel Gornbein '7S (MAN} of Luvenia Cowart G'So (EDU}. assis­ Austin, Texas, is vice president of Loudonville, N.Y., is vice president Lawrence DeBoer Jr. G'S1, G'S3 technology at Silicon Integration tant dea n of student affairs and of Key Bank in Albany. (MAX}, a professor of agricu ltural Initiative, an electronic design special project s in SU's College of economics at Purdue University in automation st andards consortium. Human Services and Health James P. Pappas G'7S (LAW} is COO West Lafayette, Ind., received the of Atalanta/Sosnoff Capital Corp. Professions, received a 2003 Vision university's 2002 Eric G. Sharvelle John E. DeWolf Ill '77 (A&S}, G'97 Fund grant from SU for her in New York City. Distinguished Extension Specialist (LAW} of Chappaqua, N.Y., is execu­ project, " Developing a Student Award. tive vice president of real estate at Hea lth News Magazine." The first Lerner NY/New York & Company in New York City.

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Keith E. Gatling Gerard Spano '82 (ARC) of New Mark R. Benedict G'84 (A&S), G'97 Joyce Rutter '81 (A&S), G'87 York City is a senior architect in (LAW) is a partner at Knobbe Kaye '85 (NEW) (1ST) and daugh­ design and construction at Empire Martens Olson & Bear LLP in is editor-in-chief ter Devra of State Development Corp. Orange County, Calif. of Print, a Syracuse per­ graphic design Cynthia Stone Sullivan '82 Stan Finegold G'84 (NEW) of formed in the ----~- and visual (A&S/ EDU) of Akron, Ohio, is a Flourtown, Pa., wrote Flowers, Syracuse Civic Theater 2003 culture magazine. production of Joseph and the personal care global regulatory White House Style (Simon and Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. manager at Noveon Inc., which Schuster). Brian Nolan '85, G'go (EDU) is the produces specialty polymers, poly­ principal of Corcoran High School Kenneth S. Goldman '81 (MAN) of mer-based formulations, and Mary Ellen Etz Fowler G'84 (MAN) in Syracuse. South Natick, Mass., is senior vice chemical additives for consumer of Columbia, Md., is vice president president and CFO of Lodestar and industrial products. of finance and investor relations Suzanne Sataline '85 (A&S/NEW) Corp. at Corporate Office Properties of New York City is a freelance Marc D. Weiner '82 (A&S) is assis­ Trust. journalist. Her work has appeared Karen Guancione '81 (VPA) of tant director of the Princeton in The New York Times, The Belleville, N.J., presented The Art of University Survey Research Center. John O'Sullivan Francis Jr. '84 Washington Post, Christian Science Labor, a month-long exhibition He co-edited The Future of (NEW) is senior vice president of Monitor, and Washingtonian honoring the art ofthe sewing American Democratic Politics: new business at Phuuz magazine. trades, at The Paterson Museum in Principles and Practices (Rutgers Entertainment in North Paterson, N.J. University Press). Hollywood, Calif. Alfred H. Boehm '86 (A&S) and wife Astrid of West Sacramento, Robert A. Iannucci G'81 (ECS) of Janet Snook Wilkander '82 (NEW) Jerome O'Callaghan G'84, G'88 Calif., announce t he birth of their Saratoga, Calif., is senior vice presi­ earned a master's degree in edu­ (MAX) of Syracuse is chair of the son, Lukas Anthony. dent of engineering at CoSine cation and counseling from St. political science department at Communications. Mary's College. She teaches sec­ SUNY Cortland, where he received Jennifer Boyd the SUNY Chancellor's Award for ond grade in the Walnut Creek '86 (N EW) Gordon Gronkowski '82 (MAN) (Calif.) School District, where she Excellence in Teaching. produced and owns Clarence, N.Y.-ba sed G&G directed Seniors: resides with husband William and Beth Wilson Ocher '84 (VPA) of Fitness, which specializes in high­ their two daughters. Behind the end home fitness equipment. Mount Laurel, N.J., is the principal Wheel, a PBS Jeffrey Beir G'83 (ECS) of of Brand Image Design, a graphic documentary. She and husband Jon Garry ladd '82 (A&S) of Belleville, Winchester, Mass., is executive design firm. Olson '88 (A&S) reside in Hartford, Ill., is a health and physical educa­ vice president of Documentum's Dawn P. Rieber Conn., with their son, Milo. tion professor in the department worldwide products organization. of life sciences at Southwestern '84 (MAN) is a Michael E. Cooper G'86 (HD) Illinois College. David lazar G'83 (A&S) of Canal partner at heads the Brewster Academy in Winchester, Ohio, wrote the essay Godenberg Wolfeboro, N.H. Ivy Mamet '82 (VPA) of New York collection The Body of Brooklyn Rosenthal LLPin City is design director of women's (University of Iowa Press). He is an Jenkintown, Pa. Mark Girolamo G'86 (MAN) is apparel at Everlast Worldwide, a associate professor of creative managing director, senior banker, sporting goods company, and has John A. Sowinski '84 (VPA) and finance analyst of the U.S. writing at Ohio University, where married Catherine Keyser. He is a been featured on the QVC cable he established a nonfiction w rit­ high-grade research team of creative director at Concentric television network. ing program. Barclays Capital in New York City. Marketing in Charlotte, N.C. Jeffrey Nadell G'82 (LAW) of Sulaiman Mahbob G'83, G'86 Mark J. Reczek '86 (NEW) of Ridley Ocean, N.J., is director of urban Jeffrey J. Eades Park, Pa., is information technolo­ (MAX) of Bukit Damansara, '85 (A&S) of opportunities at K. Hovnanian Malaysia, is board chairman of gy manager at Briggs, Bunting & Companie Camillus, N.Y., is Dough s. Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia. erty LLP. He earned a mas­ a business ter's degree in information sys­ Nicholas Nahorniak G'82 (MAN) is Jay E. Peller '83 (HD) of Oakland development tems from Penn State University. vice president of quality assurance Park, Fla., is CEO of the Peller officer and and external manufacturing oper­ Group Educational and Career assistant vice president of the Mona Overman Shattell '86, G'g6 ations at Brown-Forman Corp. in Consultants. business banking division of Key (NUR) is a lecturer of psychiatric Louisville, Ky. Bank's Central New York district. and mental health nursing at the Marvin E. Speed '83 (A&S) of Elk University of North Carolina at Rhoda Hancock Rossman G'82 Grove, Calif., is an executive officer Nabeel EI-Amir '85 (A&S), a cardia­ Charlotte. (MAX) is senior vice president and at the California Board of Prison thoracic surgeon at University treasurer ofThe PMI Group in Terms. Hospital in Syracuse, is a fellow of Debra Adams Simmons '86 Walnut Creek, Calif. the America n College of Surgeons. (A& SINEW) is managing editor of Jeffrey Tayler '83 (A&S) of M oscow He resides in Fayetteville, N.Y. t he Akron (Ohio) Beacon Journal. Miguel A. Sapp '82 (A&S), G'88 wrote Glory in a Camel's Eye: (LAW), G'89 (MAX) of Washington, Trekking Through the Moroccan Michele Freeman Irwin '85 (NUR) David J. Berg G'87 (LAW) of D.C., is a member of the law firm Sahara (Houghton Mifflin). He is a of Valley Stream, N.Y., is a staff Roslindale, M ass., is an attorney at of Foley, Thompson & Dew s LLP contributing editor for The nurse with Visiting Nurse Service Latti & Anderson LLP in Boston. and specializes in employment Atlantic, National Geographic, in New York City. Jeffrey Geffner '87 (A&S) of West discrimination, criminal defense, Conde Nast Traveler, Salon.com, and civil rights. Orange, N.J., is president of SJ and other publications. Graphics.

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Donald G. McPherson '87 {A&S) of Brian J. Rayhi/1 G'87 {LAW) is a ..,...,.--=---, Sotira Yiacoumi Amy Podell Chapin '88 (A&S) and Baldwin, N.Y., was honored at the member of the law firm of G'87, G'92 {ECS) husband Jesse announce the birth Frederick Douglass Men of McDonald, Carroll, Cohen & is a professor of t heir son, Jason Henry. Strength Awards ceremony in Rayhill in New York City, concen­ in the School Washington, D.C. He is founder trating on federal and state court of Civil and Paula Charland G'89 (LAW/MAN), and executive director at the civil litigation. Environmental director of SU 's independent study M.B.A. program, married Jerome Sports Leadership Institute of Engineering at the Georgia Insti­ Adelphi University and an execu­ Elizabeth Schwartz '87 {NEW) tute ofTechnology. She co-wrot e O'Callaghan G'84, G'88 (MAX). They announce the birth of their tive committee member of the SU married Stephen Curran '87 {VPA). Kinetics of Metal/on Adsorption Alumni Association Board of He is principal of Pod Digital from Aqueous Solutions: Models, son, Jerome Joseph. Directors. Design and wrote Convergence Algorithms, and Applications Design {Rockport). They reside in Tisa Hairston Drew '88 (A&S) of {Kiuwer). Chesterfield, Va., is a food scientist Frankl. Netti '87 (A&S) of Auburn, Lexington, Mass., with their two N.Y., wrote Retire Sooner, Retire childre n. Ahoussi Yves Georges Assie G'88 for Ukrop's Supermarkets. Richer: How to Build and Manage {ECS), G'91 (MAN) is resource man­ Scott Underwood '87 (A& S) of Richard Erickson '88 (A&S) of Wealth to Last a Lifetime agement officer at World Bank in Tokyo, Japan, is director of Ca pitol {McGraw-Hill). Long Beach, Calif., is an alpaca Abidjan, Ivory Coast. farmer. Markets Trading Asia. Michael Overton '87 (MAN) Magda M. Boyles '88 {NEW) of Gregory Heilshorn '88 {NEW) of launched an online counseling Chicago is an associate at Portsmouth, N.H., is a public service, redeeminglifecounseling. Schwartz, Cooper, Greenberger & information officer at t he New com. Krauss. She earned M.B.A. and J.D. Hampshire National Gua rd and a degrees f rom Nort hwest ern member of the 114th Public Affairs University. Depart ment .

Born to Teach

Charline Barnes '82 is not one of those people who spends a life­ two books: Life Narratives of African time searching for a calling. She knew she wanted to teach while Americans in Iowa (Arcadia, 2001) and Iowa's Black Legacy (co-authored with she was still a teenager. Floyd Bumpers, Arcadia, 2ooo). Named a 2002-03 Fulbright Scholar in residence at the University of the West "My education career started when I was a Barnes spent the next de- Indies, Barbados, Barnes of­ paid tutor in a peer tutoring program at Bay cade teaching in the Wash­ fered a course that was Ridge High School in Brooklyn," says ington, D.C., area, though, she attended by teachers from Barnes, an associate professor of literacy says, "I was shocked to discov­ several Caribbean nations. The education at Adelphi University in Garden er how little teaching paid." course examined the African, City, New York. "Of course, the wonderful Despite this, her interest in Asian, and European influ­ teachers I had at school and church also education continued to grow. ences on the region's lan­ influenced me." In 1995, she received a doctor­ guage and culture, with a Barnes came to Syracuse under the ate in curriculum and instruc­ focus on implications for con­ University's early adm ission program on tion from Virginia Polytechnic temporary teachers. She was the advice of a guidance co unselor. "I was Institute and State University. also honored by her election a little intimidated and had to adjust Her dissertation, "Against All to the board of directors of the socially to a private, predominantly white Odds: The Natural History of an International Reading Associ- institution," she says. "But I survived with Alternative-Adu lt High School," drew on her ation, a professional organization that pro­ support from my professors and other teaching experience with former high motes literacy throughout the world. minority students." While studying for a school dropouts. " Too many experienced teachers are B.A. degree in English education and psy­ Since that time, Barnes has waged a life­ leaving the field because of poor work con­ chology at SU, she worked as a volunteer long battle against illiteracy and subliter­ ditions and public backlash," she says. reading tutor and as a student teacher at acy as a teacher of teachers. She served as "We, as a society, need to continue to iden­ Syracuse public schools. "I discovered director of the reading clinic at the Uni­ tify, recognize, and empower veteran that about a third of my junior high school versity of Northern Iowa, where she was a teachers, as well as new ones, so they can students could not proficiently read or professor of curriculum and instruction. A be there for the students. I hope I can write. I had to become a reading special­ member of the International Read ing assist teachers by means of networking, ist," she says. Following graduation, she Association's board of directors, she has collaboration, and intellectual vitality- the earned an M.A. degree in reading educa­ published widely in her field and recently same things I have found in my profession­ tion at George Washington University. broadened the scope of her writing with al journey." -David Marc

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William H. Houghton Ill '88 Stetson F. Atwood '89 (A&S) is an Karen Weisbeck Glass G'91 (VPA) (MAN/NEW) is vice president of associate of Donohue Brown of North Huntington, Pa ., is direc­ marketing at Reynolds Plantation Mathewson & Smyth, a trial prac­ '90s tor of the theater program at in Greensboro, Ga. tice boutique law firm in Chicago. Seton Hill University. Kevin Bartner G'90 (MAN) of Valeska McDonald-Munoz '88, Colleen O'Connor Bench G'89 Atlanta is budget policy analyst at Rich Handloff '91 (MAN) of G'92 (EDU) and husband Efrain (EDU), director of the Parents the Department ofTreasury-IRS. Rockville, Md., is manager of sub­ announce the birth of their Office at SU, received the scription marketing at the Douglas Cotler '90 (A&S) of North daughter Valeska Mercedes, who Chancellor's Citation for Washington Post. Brunswick, N.J., and wife Elizabeth joins brothers Nicolas, Alejandro, Distinguished Service. announce the birth of their son, and Sebastian. They reside in laura Gorman Kovalsky '91 (NEW) Noah Francis. Cotler earned a Weston, Fla., where she is a Arnie Freling Brown '89 (VPA) is and lawrence Kovalsky '92 (MAN) doctorate of veterinary medicine kindergarten religion teacher and an artist in Rochester, N.Y. Her announce the birth of their from Ross University School of soccer coach. work was featured on the cover of daughter, Leigh Margaret. Laura is Better Homes and Gardens Paint Veterinary Medicine and is a part­ a trademark attorney at the U.S. Christopher McGadden '88 (A&S) Decor Magazine (Winter 2003). ner at South Brunswick Animal Patent and Trademark Office, and and wife Noelani of Bedford, N.H., Hospital. La wrence is a systems engineer at announce the birth oftwins Tara Daniel B. Network Associates. Eleni Mantis Mercader '90 (ECS) Malia and Sheridan Makani, who Donovan'89 graduated from Catholic join brother Sean and sister Aidan. (ARC) of Atlanta Florence Federman Landolfi '91 University law School and works He is executive vice president at is a marketing (NEW), one of Long Island Business for the U.S. Patent and Trademark Xcel Systems. coord inator at News' top 40 rising stars under Ashley McGraw Office of the Department of 40, is director of marketing and Murray R. Millson G'88, G'93 Architects. Commerce in Washington, D.C. public relations at Holtz (MAN) of Marina, Calif. is a mem­ Rubenstein & Company. She Andrew ber of the business faculty at William J. Harmatuk '89 (MAN) of resides in West Babylon, N.Y. Pappalardo '90 California State University in Syracuse is a principal at Grimaldi (ECS) of Monterey Bay. & Associates. Marco A. Mercader '91 (ECS) of Rochester, N.Y., Centreville, Va., is an assistant pro­ laura Miraglia Paul Hyman '89 (MAN), G'92 is an associate fessor of medicine in the field of Molen '88 (lAW) is division counsel at in the industrial cardiac electrophysiology at (NEW) of Stam­ American International Group in division of Clough, Harbour & George Washington University. ford, Conn., is New York City. Associates LLP. vice president Matthew J. Moore '91 (ECS), G'gs Douglas Mellinger '89 (A&S) of Stacey Fairbairn Sweeney '90 and director of (LAW) is a partner in the law firm Stamford, Conn., is chairman and (NEW) and husband John M . ad sales for the TNN cable network. of Howrey Simon Arnold & White CEO of Foundation Source, a phil­ Sweeney '89 (MAN) announce the in Washington, D.C. Rosemary O'leary G'88 (MAX), anthropic services company. birth of their son Connor M atthew, who joins brother Ian . Sean Riley '91 professor of public administration Kenneth O'Donnell '89 (ECS) is a in the M axwell School at SU, (NEW) of certified financial analyst and Michelle Griffin Young '90 (NEW) received the Chancellor's Citation Marina del Ray, portfolio manager at FFTW Funds of Allentown, Pa., is director of the for Exceptional Academic Calif., is senior in New York City. Entrepreneurial Success Center at Achievement. vice president Lehigh Carbon Community of affiliate sa les Michael J. Rustum G'89 College. Tonya Rasin Overton '88 (A&S) (MAX/LAW) of Rockville, Md., is a at Fox Cable Networks Group. launched an online counseling partner at the law firm of Stephanie Severo Benavides '91 Joseph B. Ruocco G'91 (MAN) of service, www.redeeminglifecoun Dickstein Shapiro M orin & (A&S) and husband Joe of New Hudson, Ohio, is vice president of seling.com. Oshinsky in Was hington, D.C., York City announce the birth of human resources at General Catherine Rankovic G'88 (A&S) where he specializes in energy their son, Jack Charles. She is a Electric Industrial Systems. co-wrote Guilty Pleasures: and public utility law. vice president in human resources Indulgences, Addictions, and at Citigroup in New York City. Kenneth W. Scott '91 (MAN/ NEW) Michael Staczar (formerly of Millburn, N.J., is director of Obsessions, a book of comic essays Stanchak) G'89 (VPA) ofTampa, Brandon G. Bordeaux '91 (NEW) of (Andrews-M cM eel Inc.). sa les at America n Hole-in-One. Fla., is chairman of the depart­ Raleigh, N.C., is a partner at the Jonathan J. Solomon '88 (MAN) of ment of speech, theater, and law firm of Parker, Poe, Adams & JohnS. Shaw '91 (VPA) of Oxford, England, is COO of iForce, dance at the University ofTampa. Bernstein LLP and a member of Washington, D.C., is deputy chief a provider of digital fulfillment the firm's real estate and commer­ of staff of operations and White Charles H. Young '89 (A&S) of cial development group. House liaison for the U.S. solutions in Europe, and the Boca Raton, Fla., is a deputy at the Tablogix Group, a logistics and Department of Energy. Broward County sheriff's Haocheng Chen G'91 (ECS) is supply chain group. department. senior consultant at TASKCO Wendy Spiesman '91 (MAN) of Millburn, N.J., is director of human Thomas Waye '88 (MAN) of New Ebusiness Corp. in Taipei, Taiwan. York City is managing director of resources at The Thomson Corp. Matthew C. Clark '91 (A&S/EDU) corporat e f inance and business of Rocky Point, N.Y., is dea n of stu­ development at Commonwea lth dents at North Country Road Associates and a member of its Middle School. board of directors.

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Steven M. Toole Sara Millett-Au '92 (A&S/NEW) Christopher Philbin '93 Erik D. Herzog G'94 (ECS) of '91 (NEW) of and husband David announce the (A& SINEW) of Clinton, Mass., Webster Groves, Mo., is an assis­ Reston, Va., is birth of their son, Derek Shao­ is a legislative counsel for U.S. tant professor of biology at vice president of Yuen. She is a freelance magazine Congressman James McGovern Washington University in St. marketing at writer. (D-Mass.). Louis, where he studies circadian Icode Inc., a firm rhythms. that develops integrated business J. Michelle Matthews Price G'92 Lizette Quijano-Martinez '93 automation software. (VPA) of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, (MAN) of New York City is a trader Tiffany Laughner-Mattera '94 is a line designer for American for Ad vest Inc. (NEW) and husband Alfredo Sarah Lynch Vanliew G'91 (EDU) is Greetings. Mattera '95 (MAN) announce the the principal of Cherry Road Marcy Resnick '93 (NEW) is a com­ birth oftheir daughter, Isabella Elementary School in Syracuse. William J. Raynor Jr. '92 (A&S) of munity specialist at the American Kensington. Houston is vice president of AIM Cancer Society in New Castle, Del. Kerry Blanquet Anderson '92 Distributors' Retirement and Brian N. Lynch '94 (NEW) is a net­ (VPA) and husband Peter Education Products Division. Erin Schmidt '93 (A& SINEW). G'96 work integration coordinator for (MAX) of Arlington, Va., is a senior announce the birth of their son ESPN in Bristol, Conn. Chase Conant Richard, who joins Christopher P. Cirmo G'93 (ECS) of associate at KPMG LLP in sister Adelynn. Cortland, N.Y., a biogeochemist and Washington, D.C. Lara Marchuk '94 (A&S) married a wetlands expert, is associate pro­ Preston Mayberry. They reside in Daniel J. Seder '92 (MAN) is senior fessor and chair of the SUNY Jason H. Seidl '93 (MAN) is vice Smyrna, Ga., where she is an vice president at Digitas Inc. in Cortland geology department. president of Avondale Partners advertising account executive at Boston. Research Group in Nashville, Tenn. The Home Depot headquarters. Sherry Fairchok '93 (A&S/ NEW) of Jennifer Schumacher Bock '92 Mount Vernon, N.Y., is a business Christina Favalo Michael L. Oberg G'94 (MAX) of (A&S) and husband Michael Bock technology writer at Gartner Sorbello '93 Rochester, N.Y., is an associate pro­ '92 (NEW) of New York City Group Inc. She wrote The Palace of (A&S) is a senior fessor of history at SUNY Geneseo. announce the birth of their Ashes (Cavan Kerry Press), a collec­ public relations He wrote Uncas: First of the daughter, Hilary Rebecca. Jennifer tion of poems. account execu­ Mohegans (Cornell University is vice president ofTravel Loft Ltd., - - -- tive at Eric Press). and Michael is vice president of Nisha Goel G'93 (MAX/LAW) of Mower and Associates in sa les at Columbia Records, Sony New York City married Rahul Syracuse. Krista Piazza Osborn '94 (EDU) of Music Entertainment. Mistry. She is a graduat e of the Fitchburg, Mass., is the principal at pastry arts program at the French Tyler Aldredge '94 (ECS) married Seven Hills Charter School. Michael D'Angelo '92 (VPA) of Culinary Institute in New York. Laurel Watt. They reside in Prospect Heights, Ill., is an account Brighton, Mass., where he is the James Patry '94 (NEW) of Berlin, executive at Household Marc M. Grossman '93 (A&S) laboratory manager at the Bauer N.H., is assistant vice president of International. married Diana Revolo. He is med­ Center for Genomics Research at Northway Financial. ical director of Jersey City M edical Harvard University. Jessica Loft Ettinger '92 (A&S) and Center in Jersey City, N.J. Scott Ratcliffe '94 (A&S) of husband Craig Ettinger '92 (MAN) Kia Brown '94 (A&S) of Astoria, Hamlin, N.Y., is a principal attorney of New York City announce the Eric Liberman '93 (A&S) of Boston N.Y., is national account manager editor at West Legal Publishing. birth of their son, Joshua Daniel. was named business development at RIF/Scholastic. consultant for the year 2002 by Lisa J. Robinson '94 (NEW) and Robert G. Flieger '92 (ECS) of John Hancock Funds, an invest­ Nicholas Carparelli Jr. G'94 (MAN) husband Barry announce the birth White Plains, N.Y., is director of ment management company. of Warwick, R.I., is associate com­ of their daughter, Peyton Janie U.S. f inance at CIBC World missioner of the Big East Loretta. She is a supervisor at EMI M arket s in New York City. He Gregory V. MacDonald G'93 (EDU) Conference. Music Publishing. married Li sa DuBois and ea rned is director of undergraduate admissions for the Colleges of Debra Chistoline '94, G'96 (EDU) David Schwarz '94 (A& SINEW) of an M.B.A. in international business of Liverpool, N.Y., is a physica l edu­ New York City is director of com­ from Baruch College. Arts, Sciences, and Engineering at the University of Rochester (N .Y). cation teacher in the Oswego City munications for the TNN cable Terrence Guay G'92, G'96 (MAX) School District. network. of Syracuse published t he article, Charlotte Piretti March '93, G'94 Tina Cotroneo '94 (A&S) married Trina Ragsdale Scott '94 (HD) of "The Transformation and Future (SWK) and husband Scott of Marc Orlando '93 (MAN). They Sicklerville, N.J., is a school Pros pect s of Europe's Defense Summit , N.J., announce the birth oftheir son Jake David, who joins reside in M ethuen, M ass., with psychologist . Indust ry" in t he fall 2002 edit ion sist er Olivia. their daughter, Rose. of International Affairs. Mark A. Stephens '94 (N EW) of Thomas J. Maunder '93 (ECS) of Kelly Marie Forte '94 (VPA) La ke Ridge, Va., is the weekend Mildred Johnson-Silvie '92 (HD) of married Luis Raposo. They reside producer and writer for WRC-TV in Brooklyn, N.Y., is an accreditation Clay, N.Y., is the band director at Jordan-Elbridge High School. in Doylestown, Pa., where she is a Washington, D.C. coordinator for t he Council on design consultant for Carlton Accred itation in New York City. Kevin T. Medina '93 (A&S) of Brick, Pools. Arielle Tepper '94 (VPA) of New N.J., is a se nior compliance analyst York City w as associat e producer Bradley G. Lockwood '92 (MAN/ of t he musical at Allianz Dresdner As set Michael Giaretto '94 (MAN) of Dance of the Vam ­ NEW) wrote t he novel Wink Hoboken, N.J., is a product con­ pires, which ran at the M arquis (iUniverse), his fourt h book. His M anagement in New York City. t roller at Zurich Capital Market s Inc. Theat er. third book, Sellout (Ingram Book Group), is being made int o a feature f ilm.

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Adam l. Bailey G'95 (LAW) of New web site, .a/b/awfirm.com, and his Barry Carter G'95 (MAN) is ch ief Amy Dworsky G'95 (SW K) of York City presented " Real Estate article, "Are Buyers of New Condos informat ion officer and vice presi­ Chicago earned a Ph.D. degree in Closings: From the Residential and Co-ops Subject to Caveat dent for information technology social welfare f rom t he University Home to the Multi-Unit Dwelling Emptor?" appeared in the New at the Capital One auto finance of Wisconsin-Madison. She is in New York" at the New York York Law Journal. subsidiary in Plano, Texas. researching poverty and child Helmsley Hotel. He launched the welfare at the Chapin Hall Center for Children at the University of Chicago.

Keith Erickson '95 (NEW) married Amy McHugh. They reside in Brewer, Maine, where he is a ACommitment to Giving sports anchor and reporter at WABI-TV.

University Trustee Dan Mezzalingua '60 is the kind of alumnus most Elisa Rachman Goldberg '95 (A&S) of Peabody, Mass., is a senior pro­ schools dream about. gram manager at Meet ingMakers.

In awarding him the Dean's His activities on behalf of Paul LeVine '95 (ECS) of Ashland, Citation for Exceptional Ser­ Syracuse University include Mass., earned a mast er's degree in vice in 2002 from the School the Society of Fellows, the computer science f rom Worcest er of Management, Dean George Chancellor's Council, and the Polytechnic Inst itute. He is a Burman said, "Danny has School of Management Ad ­ senior consultant at lnternosis Inc. known success in every busi­ visory Council. He was elect­ Jill Ghiringhelli Rotunno '95 ness arena he has entered. All ed to the University's Board of (A& SINEW) of Pl aya del Rey, Calif., the while, his career has been Trustees in 1999. A political is a freelance television producer. guided by a commitment to science major who earned a old-fashioned honesty and B.A. degree from the College Jason Steele '95 (A&S) of social responsibility. He per­ of Arts and Sciences, Mez­ Richard son, Texas, is a diagnost ic product marketing manager at sonifies the values of entre­ zalingua speaks with an evi­ Ine t Technologies. preneurship and has shone dent affection for his days on in a global, corporate envi­ the Hill. "I took a lot of class­ Michael C. Sun ronment. Where service to es in speech and was active in '95, G'97 (ECS) is the community is concerned, the debate club because I a geotechnica l he must surely rank in the was fascinated by the struc­ engineer at 99th percentile." turing of thought, which is Bu rgess & Niple The record justifies such necessary for effective public in Chantilly, Va. high praise on both accounts. When Mezzalingua speaking," he says. "I got creamed in some of Deborah Frantz Wilkes '95 became president of Production Products Com­ those debates, but I developed a skill that's been (A& S/ NEW) and husband Marcus pany (PPC), a Syracuse-based manufacturer of helpful to me ever since. I also had a lot of fun in Wilkes G'98 (ARC) announce the coaxial cable connectors for the cable television college. I was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon, birth of their son, Jonah industry, PPC had 30 employees. When he retired which gave me some great lifelong friendships." Alexander. from the position nearly two decades later, its Mezzalingua currently serves on the search com­ labor force had grown to 1,ooo, with offices and mittee to replace Dean Burman, who announced Michelle Ballinger '96 (E DU) distribution centers in California, Canada, and his retirement last spring. "The new management teaches at St. Ann's Home in overseas locations on four continents. building is just fantastic, and I'm hoping its com­ Methuen, M ass. Now an acquisitions analyst for FTO, a venture pletion will provide the new dean with an opportu­ Morgan Barnes '96 (VPA) married capital company, Mezzalingua and his wife nity to focus efforts on an overall strengthening of Jeffrey Yuenger. They reside in Kathleen Damico '62 make their home in Central the school's M.B.A. program," he says. Reistertow n, Md., where she is a New York. They have six children and two grand­ As a University trustee, Mezzalingua was elect­ f reelance art director. children. During the years he was building PPC ed vice chair of the board in 2002 and his com­ Michael Cartwright '96 (A&S) of into an international industrial force, he gave gen­ mittee assignments include chairing the Board Glen Burnie, Md., is a business erously of his time and energy to many Central Nominating Committee, which is charged with analyst at T. Rowe Price and New York community institutions. He is past presi­ recruiting new members. " Buzz Shaw has done a Associat es. dent of the board of trustees of the Manlius (N.Y.) fabulous job and we are competing handsomely Pebble Hill School, and a board member of the in many areas, " he says. " Now we want to build James Frantz '96 (MAN) is director Community General Hospital Foundation, the on that by bringing in trustees who can challenge of engineering at Follett Corp. in Manufacturing Association of Central New York, a new Chancellor to continue to raise the Forks Tow nship, Pa. and the Metropolitan Development Association. University. I'm looking for 'younger-than-me' can­ Jan Humphrey '96, G'97 (SWK) of He serves on the parish council of St. Ann's Roman didates. Youth is the key; it's the lifeblood of any East Syracuse, N.Y., is a sexual trau­ Catholic Church in Manlius, and has headed the institution." The same can be said of alumni like ma counselor at t he Vet Center, Parent Association of St. Lawrence University. Dan Mezzalingua- at any age. - David Marc where she provides individual and group therapy for men and w omen vet erans.

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Rachel Kacprzyk '96 {NEW} of Emily Zuzik '96 {NEW} of Brooklyn Rebecca Rego F. Alec Orudjev G'98 {LAW/ MAX} is Pittsburgh earned a master's released her debut music album, '97 (A& SINEW} a member of the law f irm of degree in school guidance coun­ The Way It's Cot To Be. married Brett Dilworth Paxson in Washington, seling from the University of Barry '97 D.C., where he practices corporate Massachusetts. Ronald Chin '97 (A&S} of New York {A&S/NEW}. and securities law. City is employed at Goldman -~--" She earned a Thomas A. Nardacci '96 (A&S} of Sachs & Company. master's degree in book history Holmes R. Hoboken, N.J., directs political and from Drew University and is Osborne Ill '98 Steven J. Cook '97 {ECS} of legislative activities for the Service employed {MAN} of Los Altamonte Springs, Fla., is an engi­ at the university's Employees International Union, library, and he Angeles works neer at Malcolm Pirnie Inc. is a voice-over per­ retiree division. He is pursuing a former in New York City. The cou­ in investments master's degree in strategic com­ Joan M. Dauber G'97 {VPA} is a ple reside in Chatham, N.J. and is preparing munications from Columbia vocal instructor at the Center for for the chartered financial analyst Christopher Robinson '97 {1ST} of exam. University. Musical Arts in Wheeling, Ill. Hoover, Ala., is an environment ...---...... ----. Brian Kami Robbins Shari Deutsch '97 (MAN/NEW) of support specialist and database {NEW} Pendergast '96 Nutley, N.J., is a production administrator at Accenture. '98 {MAN) of engineer and audio editor at married Liverpool, N.Y., Westwood One in New York City. John W. Tyler '97 (SWK} of Kristopher is manager of Mannsville, N.Y., is director of resi­ Friday '98 ...... o.&..~-.....111 the SU Payroll Beth Reinhardt Emmott G'97 dential services at the Children's {NEW}. She is Office. {VPA} of Philadelphia received the Home of Jefferson County in vice president ofVideomat in 2003 Distinguished Alumna Watertown, N.Y. Nashua, N.H., and he is informa­ (MAN/NEW} of Taryn L. Perry '96 Award from Moore College of Art tion t echnology manager at Heat Redondo Beach, Calif., is a profes­ {EDU} of and Design. President, business Kelley M. Williams G'97 Inc. in Hudson, N.H. sional medical representative at East Brunswick, N.J., is a case man­ manager, and designer for Cytyc Corp. Emmott Photography, she coordi­ ager at Catholic Charities. Pia W. Rogers '98 {NEW}, G'01 {LAW/A&S} of Greenbelt, Md., is a David B. Ramberg G'96 {MAX} nates the graphic design program Scott Behrend '98 {VPA) directed at Philadelphia University. captain in the U.S. Army attached married Audrey Seymour. They Project, a drama by Jon Elston, at to the office of the staff judge reside in Palo Alto, Calif., where he t he New Phoenix Theatre in Tamekia Flowers '97 {MAN} of advocat e at Fort Meade. is an information technology Brooklyn, N.Y., is a freelance con ­ Buffalo, N.Y. manager for the city. sultant in artist management. James R. Sissman '98 (A&S} of Susan Bensinger Darby G'98 New York City is an associate at {NUR} and husband Tim of Dublin, Michael Rayeski '96 {E CS} married Stephanie Fox '97 (A&S} married Skadden Arps and a graduate of Kara Perkins. He is a market seg­ Ga ., announce the birth of their Ken Hough Jr. They reside in Columbia Law School. ment manager at PHD Inc. in Fort daughter, Grace Ann. She is an Alexa ndria, Va., where she is a Wayne, Ind. government affairs analyst at assistant professor of adult and Zesha Skop '98 (A&S} married M edical Group M anagement gerontological nursing at Georgia Ryan Cummins '97 (A&S}. They Timothy Steed '96, G'98 {ECS} of College and State University. reside in Newport, Ky. Horseheads, N.Y., ea rned a profes­ Association. sional engineering license and is AdamS. Gaynor G'97 {NEW} and Rod eric Gadson '98 {EDU} of Cape Catherine Skrzypinski '98 an engineer at HUNT Engineers, Coral, Fla., is branch manager of (A&S/NEW} earned a master's wife Stacey of Morganville, N.J., Architects & Land Surveyors. announce the birth of their son, Enterprise Rent-A-Car. degree in European journalism f rom Cardiff University in Wales. Matthew Evan. ,_...... ,,_,..""""".., Edward S. Gold is Adrianus Van Munster G'96 {SWK} An international correspondent of Bethlehem, Pa ., is a clinical (A&S} is a Katherine Joyce '97 (A&S/ NEW} of '98 for Discovery Reports, she covers social worker. He directs Hope Owings Mills, M d., married lssouf member of business news in Europe. House, Bethlehem Township, and M arshall, Coulibaly. has a clinical practice in psycho­ Dennehey, William J. Warkentin '98 (A&S} of therapy at Belen Counseling Philip J. Kaplan '97 (1ST} created ..--...... ,=-----• Warner, Leba non, N.J., graduated f rom the Center. AmazonScan.com to track pre­ Coleman & Goggin, a regional U.S. Marine Corps officer ca ndi­ orders for his book, F'd Companies: defense litigation law firm in dates class as a 2nd lieutenant Rachel Peterson Walsh '96 {A&S} Spectacular Dot. com Flameouts Philadelphia. and att ends the Basic School in and husband David of Delavan, {Simon & Schust er). Quantico, Va. Wis., announce the birth of their Karen Hanney '98 (ARC} of New son, Andrew David. Timothy Knol '97 (N EW} is a gen­ York City is a project architect at Amy J. Warshaw eral assignment reporter at NBC-6 Gensler & Associates. '98 {VPA) mar­ {A&S/NEW} is Lauren M. Wiley '96 in Rock Hill, S.C. ried Anthony J. a media relations manager at the Peter F. Johncour '98 {NEW} com­ Fiore '98 (A&S}. American Diabetes Association in Beth Andrix Monaghan '97 {NEW} pleted a navigator training course They reside in Boston. of Need ham, M ass., is an account at the naval air station in Hoboken, N.J., manager at The Castle Group, a Pensacola, Fla . Paul Zinder G'96 {VPA) is a profes­ where she is a marketing manag­ public relations and events man­ er at sor of film production, history, the­ Sue lien Russell Mencer G'98 the MCC Theat er and he is agement agency in Boston. operations manager at Castle ory, and writing at the American (MAN} of Lancaster, Pa., is a senior University of Rome, Italy. benefits analyst at Sterling Point Rea lty. Financial Corp.

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Bradley Belstock '99 (NEW) is a John A. Springer '99 (ECS) of Pamela Jean McDonald G'oo (1ST) Karen Male '01 (NEW) of New York senior morning news producer at Vernon, Conn., is a manufacturing of Simsbury, Conn., is a member of City is a desk assistant at NBC WISN-TV in Milwaukee. engineer at UTC Fuel Cells. the University of Hartford chapter Nightly News with Tom Brokaw. of Beta Phi Mu, an international Jennifer Bramley '99 (NEW) mar­ Sarah Walsh '99 (NEW) of Los library and information studies Hillary Stilz '01 (VPA) of Cazenovia, ried William Fischer. They reside in Angeles is a field representative honor society. N.Y., is a graphic artist at Syracuse Warwick, R.I., where she owns for California state senator Debra China. Vision Strategies. Bowen. Cassandra Rosen 'oo (VPA) of Mountain View, Calif., is a pro­ Melissa Thibodeau '01 (A&S) mar­ Michelle Renee gram coordinator at Stanford ried Daniel Rouette '01 (A&S). Brown '99 University. They reside in Baton Rouge, La., (A&S) married where she is a teacher at the Michael Amante Jeffrey J. Sturek G'oo (NEW) of Teach for America progra m and he 'oo (VPA). They Concord, N.C., is a public relations is a radio sales assistant at Citadel Seth M. Apple G'oo (LAW) of reside in coordinator for the NASCAR Team Broadcasting. Morristown, N.J., is an attorney at Arlington, Va., where she is pursu­ Racing Craftsman Truck Series. Dillon, Bitar & Luther LLC. ing an M.P.A. degree at George Sarah Viscardi Christopher Tompkins G'oo (MAX) G'01 (NEW) is a Washington University, and he is a Emmanuelle Nancy Cesar 'oo of Chambersburg, Pa., is a mem­ public relations product developer at Kimberly (NUR) married Bashiru Ettu. They ber of the board of trustees for account execu­ Cl ark Corp. reside in Philadelphia. the Cloud Forest School tive at FCF Tobin Bengfort Burgess G'99 Rasheedah L. Cooperwood 'oo Foundation, a nonprofit organiza­ Schmidt Public (MAN) of Scottsdale, Ariz., is a (A&S) married Marshine Cla rk. tion that supports the Cloud Relations in Plymouth M eeting, Pa. human resources generalist at They reside in Buffalo, N.Y., where Forest School in Monteverde, Chana West '01 (NUR) of Los Toyota Financial Services. Rasheed a h teaches grades six Costa Rica. Angeles is a registered nurse at through eight. Suzanne M. Edwards '99 (EDU) Adam Weitz G'oo (LAW) is a the University of California-Los married Patrick Britton. They Gina Marie DeRossi 'oo (NEW) is member of t he law firm of Angeles Medical Cent er, where reside in Shrewsbury, M ass., where an account executive at M asto McDonald, Carroll, Cohen & she is pursuing a graduate degree. she is a personal trainer at Public Relations in Latham, N.Y. Rayhill in New York City. Hea lth Point Fitness and Well ness Shannon Winston 'o1 (A& S) mar­ Center. Sherise Dowling 'oo (NEW) of Luke T. Cooper G'o1 (LAW) of ried Jeremy Ruff. They reside in Baldwin, N.Y., is a coordinator for Baltimore, Md., is a member of the Syracuse, where she is employed Todd Evans '99 (A&S) of Ponte the Discovery Channel. law firm of Cohen & Swanson and with the Hartford Insurance Vedra Beach, Fla., is a financial deputy director of the African Company. advisor at American Express. Amy E. Ferraro G'oo (MAX) is a American Republican Leadership senior consultant at Public Council. Henry N. Brigantti 'o2 (M AN) of Rochelle Finn '99 (VPA) of York, Consulting Group in Bost on. Poughkeepsie, N.Y., is an associat e Pa., is a designer for Pfaltzgraff. Peter Hearding '01 (A&S) is a case­ at AXA Advisors. Michelle Hunter G'oo (N EW) of worker for immigrat ion, military, lindsay Gantner '99 (NEW) of Harvey, La., is a crime and public and veterans' issues in the Amy Burstyn 'o2 (MAN) is an Evansville, Ind., is a general assign­ safety reporter for the New Alexandria (Va .) District Office for account coordinator at Devillier ment reporter at WEHT-TV. Orleans Times-Picayune, East Congressman Jim Moran. Communications in Was hington, Jefferson bureau. D.C. Jeanine A. Henderson '99 (A&S) of Michaeljulius Y. Capitol Heights, Md., is senior pro­ Jarrett Kern 'oo (ECS) of Phoenix ldani 'o1 (1 ST) of Siobhan Dolan 'o2 (VPA) of Los gram manager at the Ameri ca n is an electrica l engineer at General Virginia Beach, Angeles is a freelance event Bankers Association in Dynamics. Va., ea rned a coordinator. Was hingt on, D.C. mast er's degree Nicole Lynn Kimbrough G'oo Justin Godell '02 (A&S) of Clovis, in public policy Scott Isaacs '99 (NEW) of (NEW) of Ri chmond, Va., competed N.M ., is a flight com mander in the from the Kennedy School of Slingerlands, N.Y., is senior produc­ in the adult singer category on U.S. Air Force. Government at Harvard University er at WRGB-TV, the CBS affiliat e in t he CBS t alent series, St ar Search. Al ba ny. and is purs uing a doct orat e in Sarah Hunt 'o2 (NEW) is a produc­ Lauren A. King G'oo (NEW) of socia l policy at Oxford University. t ion assist ant at Speed Channel in Kyle R. Kotary G'99 (MAX) of Eliza beth City, N.C., is a staff writer Charlotte, N.C. Marion Jackson '01 (N EW) of Delmar, N.Y., is the se nior account at the Virginian-Pilot. Seattle is employed with t he Kim (MAN) of supervisor of public affairs at Eric Mara Silver-Smith '02 Brooke Group. Mower and Associat es in Albany. Eric Koby 'oo (NEW) married Syracuse is an industrial engineer Heather Lyn Savage. They reside in at United Parcel Service. Annemarie Kropf '01 (A& S) of David K. Moore '99 (A&S) of Stanhope, N.J., where he owns M arcellus, N.Y., is a new s editor at Lesley Weiner 'o2 (NEW) of White Franklin Park, N.J., is an attorney at Fatrabbit Design, a w eb and print t he Central New York Business Plains, N.Y., is an account coordina­ Wolff & Sa mson in West Orange, design studio. N.J. Journal. tor at CooperKatz & Company, a Jessica H.liebeskind 'oo (VPA) of public relations and creative busi­ Stefania LoMonaco '01 Raymond T. Ramella '99 (VPA) of New York City is assist ant manag­ ness communications f irm in (A&S/ NEW) of Rochester, N.Y., is Emmaus, Pa., is athletic depart ­ er of global product development M anhattan. assist ant director of alumni rela­ ment business manager and site for Bobbi Brown Professional tions at Rochest er In stitute of direct or at Muhlenberg College in Cosmetics. Technology. Allentown, Pa.

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