澳门开奖结果2023开奖记录

Award-winning author听Caitlin Friree听(Thtr鈥�95) published her first novel,听Lightning in my Wires听(Create Space), a tale of metamorphosis that examines what it takes to make good choices on the path toward self-respect. A Massachusetts native, she writes she and her husband returned 鈥渉ome鈥� to Boston to raise their son.

Author听Jake Shannon听(Engl鈥�95) reports his book about wrestling,听Say Uncle听(ECW Press), reached fifth place in sales on Amazon in its category. He also released a book,听Hypnotist: Healer, Head-Hacker, & Headliner听(CreateSpace), describing the many facets of hypnosis deriving from his time spent as a hypnotist in Utah. Jake lives in Salt Lake City with his wife and two children.

贰苍迟谤别辫谤别苍别耻谤听Henry Schloss听(Comm鈥�95) created the 鈥淓nergy House鈥� in Denver as a space that allows people of different career backgrounds to share work space by buying memberships for the house. He told听The Denver Post听his hope is entrepreneurs will be able to feed off of each others鈥� ideas to start successful businesses. The 7,000-square-foot-building at 15th and Delgany streets includes Internet access, a kitchen and a conference room. Henry鈥檚 plan is to open 100 co-working locations nationwide. He lives in Boulder.

Former Alumni Association staffer and doctoral candidate at the University of Georgia听Leasa Weimer听(Comm, Psych鈥�95) received a Fulbright grant and an American-Scandinavian Foundation grant in support of her dissertation research on international student fees. The grant allows her to spend the 2011-12 academic year in Finland.

Cultural anthropologist Laura DeLuca (MAnth鈥�96; PhD鈥�02), founder of impact travel venture Discover with DeLuca, has collaborated with fellow alum Brian Ash (Econ鈥�13), co-founder of African eco-lodge Bomanoma, to plan and lead a 鈥渢ravel like an anthropologist鈥� safari through Narok, Kenya, and Maasai Mara this summer. The trip will be an immersive cultural experience to support the surrounding communities and to teach about Maasai culture, for an overall safari venture centered on fun, global fluency and making a difference.

Last fall, astrophysicist Will Kinney (PhDPhys鈥�96) released the book , which delves into the origins of the universe through a theory called cosmic inflation. Will is a professor of physics at the University of Buffalo, SUNY.

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In May,听David听Collins听(Mktg鈥�96) took the听role of chief marketing听officer for Store Space,听a corporation that听operates self-storage听facilities across the nation. Prior, David served听as vice president and听head of marketing for听Public Storage.听

Julia DeSimone Campbell (Jour) was selected as one of Adweek鈥檚 2021 Creative 100 along with the likes of Dwayne 鈥淭he Rock鈥� Johnson, Amanda Gorman and Bryce Dallas Howard. She has recently built and led the Branded Content Project, an industry resource for local media companies that helps them create new revenue streams through content marketing.

After graduating summa cum laude, Michael Kester (Phil) went to Harvard Law School, worked as a Wall Street financial analyst and was co-president of a leadership consulting firm. Last year, he launched Lead Belay, an affordable 鈥減eer-based leadership experience鈥� for millennials. With Lead Belay, Michael hopes to help young workers recognize and develop their own personal leadership styles.听

Nicole Kingham (CommDisor) was selected to join the 2021 board of directors of the American Academy of Audiology. Nicole earned her master鈥檚 degree in audiology at the University of Washington. She currently works with practice development groups to help implement audiology assistants or technicians into private practice audiology and medical ear, nose and throat clinics. Nicole has developed an audiology assistant training program that is used in many clinics around the United States.

Dawn Davis Loring (MDance) has co-written a textbook titled Dance Appreciation that was published by Human Kinetics in January 2021.

Currently the longest-tenured college president in the state of Wisconsin, Patrick T. Ferry (PhDHist) will retire as president of Concordia University Wisconsin and Ann Arbor in June 2021. When he retires, Patrick will have served 24 years as president of the Mequon-based school, with seven of those also at the helm of the Ann Arbor campus.

Architecture and design firm Perkins and Will named Robin Ault (Arch) its Denver design director. Robin has designed several buildings, including the Humanities Gateway building at the University of California, Irvine, which won a LEED Platinum Award.

Melissa Glick (Advert鈥�96), CEO of information technology firm Think Network Technologies, received the Morley Ballantine Award on Jan. 18 at the Durango Chamber of Commerce鈥檚 annual award ceremony at Fort Lewis College. The award honors women for their work in business and philanthropy. In 2014, Glick co-founded the Professional Women鈥檚 Network of Durango to connect women in the Four Corners area by providing a community in which they could mentor, guide and support each other through professional development, social events and volunteering.

For just over 18 years, John Augenblick (MechEngr) has been with energy technology company Qnergy. John redesigned an engine that has been used in conjunction with solar dishes and is being redesigned to provide power in remote locations. The generator is being used in Europe, Asia and America. In his spare time he coaches youth hockey and lacrosse. He and wife Xaviara live in Utah.

Henry Throop (MAstroPhys; PhD鈥�00) was awarded the Avis Bohlen Award for Exemplary Performance by the American Foreign Service Association in a ceremony held at the Department of State in Washington, D.C. Henry is a senior scientist with the Planetary Science Institute in Tucson, Ariz. He works remotely from his postings in Mumbai, Pretoria, Mexico City and D.C. with his wife, Heidi Hattenbach, a foreign service officer, and their three children.

In March, the president of Colombia appointed C茅sar Ocampo (PhDAeroEngr) director of the nation鈥檚 Administrative Department of Science, Technology and Innovation. He has previously worked for NASA and as a professor of aerospace engineering at the University of Texas at Austin.

Think Network Technologies, a small Durango, Colo., company run by CEO Melissa Glick (Advert), provides information technology solutions. It has been named a Colorado Company to Watch 2016. Melissa joined Think in 2009 and previously worked as a broker for Century 21. She lives in Durango.