Class Notes

ClassNotes

1950s

Barry S. Fischer ’54 (CE) has been inducted into the Clarkson University Athletic Hall of Fame as a benefactor. Continually supporting Clarkson Athletics, his contributions included helping to upgrade the Jack Phillips Baseball Stadium. Robert M. Carrier ’55 (ME), who was instrumental in getting the Rome Kennedy Arena built, has been inducted into the Rome Sports Hall of Fame as part of the 2017 class.

Donald Seale ’57 (BA) has been inducted into the Clarkson University Athletic Hall of Fame. During his time playing hockey for the Golden Knights, he was an imposing defenseman known as the “Jackie Robinson” of Clarkson hockey. Robert R. Burns ’59, ’71, ’75, ’77 (CE; MS,IEng; MS,Eng; PhD,Eng) was honored at the Potsdam Rotary Club’s annual dinner with the Service Above Self Award. He is a Paul Harris Fellow and $25,000 GIFT AGES 70 & 70 an honorary member of the club and has served on a district committee as secretary, president and chair.

1960s

Nicholas Yanicelli ’60 (EE) has been elected the president of the New Canaan Men’s Club, an activities club for men 55 years and older in New Canaan, Connecticut.

William J. Little ’61 (BA) has been inducted into the Clarkson University Athletic Hall of Fame for his exemplary performance in both hockey and baseball.

Charles Bosman ’62 (ChE) ran for mayor

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of the Village of Interlaken, New York. Daniel W. Judge ’64 (ID) was awarded the John J. Buckley Lifetime Achievement Award by the Industrial Supply Association. Judge is the chairman and co-founder of NetPlus Alliance and attributes his success in industrial distribution to embracing “change, networking and relationships.” Joseph S. Demerski ’67 (ID) has been inducted into the Clarkson University Athletic Hall of Fame. His athletic career included outstanding performances in lacrosse, hockey and soccer. Joel M. Kupperstein ’71 (ID) has opened his own gallery in Hillsdale, New York. The Joel Mark Custom Furniture Gallery sells his handcrafted, museum-quality furniture. Paul D. Tonko ’71 (ME), congressman of New York’s 20th Congressional District, was inducted into the Greater Amsterdam School District Hall of Fame as an academic inductee. William J. Cotter ’73 (ECE) is a specialist on world’s fairs, writing extensively on the subject for numerous publications. His most recent books include Seattle’s 1962 World’s Fair, Montreal’s Expo 67 and Spokane’s Expo ’74. Dag O. Calafell II ’75, ’77 (ME; MS,ME) has been appointed chair of the Asia Turbomachinery & Pump Symposium by the Turbomachinery Laboratory. Payout Tax Deduction

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Paul E. Middlebrook ’68 (ID) has received the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award, the highest award bestowed by the Federal Aviation Administration to recognize pilots who have more than 50 years of exemplary service in aviation. Flying his first plane at age 4, Middlebrook was a pilot in Vietnam and then spent the remainder of his career in

1970s

corporate aviation. Throughout his career in the oil and gas industry, Calafell has assumed various positions in management, operations and engineering, working with machinery manufacturers and end users.

Richard J. Giromini ’75, ’77 (ME; MS,IM), currently chief executive officer at Wabash National Corp., has been appointed to a board position at Supreme Industries Inc.

Kim Wanamaker ’75 (ID) has been hired as the vice president of marketing at the Leola headquarters of PDQ Manufacturing. Jane A. Collins ’77 (SS) has become the interim superintendent of the BellevilleHenderson Central School District. Over her 35-year career in public education, she has worked in the Salmon River School District and Carthage Central School District.

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Ali R. Lootah ’77 (CEE), chairman of Nakheel, the largest retail developer in the Middle East, is creating the largest mall portfolio in the region through diversification and investments.

Jeffrey L. Silloway ’77 (ChE) obtained a private pilot’s license shortly after completing ROTC flight training in his senior year. He performed during 1975-77 with the mixed chorus at SUNY Potsdam’s Crane School of Music and completed the USAR Ordinance Officer Basic Course at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, during the summer of 1977. Silloway served in chemical engineering positions with E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company and then in the polystyrene division at Chevron Chemicals. In his early retirement, he enjoys helping people as a handyman and house painter. Paul V. Kafer ’78 (ChE), vice president of engineering at Smith Foods Inc., has been recognized by MEAT+POULTRY magazine as the 2017 Operations Executive of the Year. Steven J. Landry ’78, ’80 (CEE; ME,CE) has become the new vice president at Tata & Howard Inc., joining the corporate office in Marlborough, Massachusetts.

1980s

David C. Dalrymple ’80 (BA), senior portfolio manager and founding partner of Chartwell Investment Partners, is leading the newly rebranded Chartwell Mid Cap Value Fund (previously the Berwyn Cornerstone Fund) at Chartwell. Craig A. Laughlin ’80 (Mkt) has been inducted into the Clarkson University Athletic Hall of Fame. During his time at Clarkson, he was an outstanding right wing, and he went on to play in the NHL. Mark D. Thompson ’80 (MBA) has been appointed president and director of the Cambridge Trust Company.

Ganapathy Naganathan ’81 (MS,ME) has been chosen as the next president of the Oregon Institute of Technology. He previously served as the dean for the University of Toledo’s College of Engineering. Timothy W. Pehl ’81 (Ac), senior partner at Kumlander, Donofrio, Hay & Pehl, CPAs, LLP, and managing member at Luther Forest Wealth Advisors LLC, has joined The Wesley Community’s board of directors.

David R. Rocco ’81 (CEE) is the new project manager at KBE Building Corporation, bringing 35 years of construction-industry experience to his new position. Paul Dykshoorn ’82, ’85 (ME; MS,ME) has been appointed director of the Engineering Technology Department, Kent State University at Tuscarawas. Jeff D. Finitz ’82 (CEE) has been hired as the head of the transportation department in the Boston, Massachusetts, office of Dewberry, a privately held professional services firm.

Michael J. Pugia ’82 (Cm) has been named a research fellow and director of the new Bioanalytics Core Laboratory at the Indiana Biosciences Research Institute (IBRI). He holds more than 367 patents and 72 pending patents and has been recognized for his work in biomedical in vitro diagnostics. Vele J. Galovski ’83 (CEE) has been inducted into the Clarkson University Athletic Hall of Fame. He is regarded as the preeminent goaltender in Clarkson soccer history. David K. Heacock ’83 (ID), senior vice president and manager at Texas Instruments Silicon Valley Analog, has joined Clarkson University’s Board of Trustees and will work on the facilities and internal affairs committees.

Sanjeev R. Kulkarni ’83, ’84, ’85 (Ma; EE; MS,Ma) has been appointed dean of the faculty at Princeton University. He is a professor of electrical engineering and the former dean of the Graduate School. Kulkarni has recently joined Clarkson University’s Board of Trustees. Richard J. Widden ’83 (ID) has joined Adhesives Research Inc. as president. Stephen M. Winslow ’83 (ME) has been promoted to director of life cycle management at SRCTec LLC. Nicholas George ’84 (CS), former director of the Queensbury Senior Center, is now the executive director of High Peaks Hospice & Palliative Care in Saranac Lake, New York. Thomas S. Hall ’84 (MBA) has retired from Adeptus Health Inc., based in Texas, after serving as CEO for the company. Todd A. Jennings ’84 (ME), realtor, has taken a position with Green Team Home Selling System in Warwick, New York. Robert G. Scheidt ’84 (ME) has been appointed president of Quality Vision Services, the division that offers calibration, technical support and field service to Quality Vision International in Rochester, New York. Maureen K. Usifer ’84 (MBA) has been appointed as a board member on the Green Mountain Care Board, which regulates and evaluates the healthcare system of Vermont. Par W. Bennstrom ’85 (ME) has joined the board of directors at Global Remote Technologies Ltd. Edward G. Coffey Jr. ’85 (CEE) has been hired by Michael Baker International as the vice president and deputy national market lead in the railroad and transit practice.

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Maggie Mae (Lander) ’06 and Ryan ’06 Joy

Clarkson alumns , students and the community enjoying the outdoor hockey game at COGO.

Meet Ryan ’06 and Maggie Mae (Lander) ’06 Joy.

Maggie is a senior product manager for Coupa Software. Ryan is an associate partner at IBM. They live in Annapolis, Maryland, but their alma mater still has a place in their hearts and minds. They have made a commitment to support Clarkson and to continue to return to Potsdam to connect with current students and the community.

“DURING COGO WEEKEND, the nostalgia of reunion is amplified by the fact that the weekend occurs in the middle of winter while current students are living the academic and athletic challenges of the current school year. COGO takes all of our alumni memories and overlays them atop the current undergraduate experience. Our Clarkson memories come rushing back. We enjoy being able to visit when the school is in session, not just for the direct interaction with students but for the general buzz and energy on campus from the student body.”

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Ken Camarco ’85 (ME), the founder and president of Boundless Breakthroughs LLC, has joined Clarkson University’s Board of Trustees.

Jennifer P. Howland ’85 (ECE) was featured in the September issue of Good Housekeeping magazine, one of “50 over 50” women from a variety of industries; she was in the engineering and science category. Richard C. Drake ’86 (ME) has been hired as director of design and engineering at A/Z Corporation, bringing more than 30 years of industry experience to his new role. David A. Klavsons ’86 (ID), who has worked for Hess, Kraft Foods and PepsiCo, recently became chief executive officer at King Juice Co. Jeanne C. Powers ’86 (CEE) has been appointed to the Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency’s board of directors. She is currently with Onondaga County’s Water Environment Protection Department as an environmental engineer. Richard A. Straut ’86 (CEE) has been appointed by Barton & Loguidice as principal, overseeing business development and marketing. Suzanne M. Rosato ’87 (ID) has been appointed to the operations group at the telecom contract negotiations company G2.

Cindy L. McAleese ’88, ’89 (Ec; MS,Bus), a Mission and Installation Contracting Command contracting officer, was among only 13 to graduate from the Logistics and Technology Program, a pilot program cocreated by the Army Material Command and the Syracuse University Whitman School of Management. She completed a Master of Science in Supply Chain Management. Wendy M. Scinta ’88 (ECE), a doctor specializing in weight loss, has been elected president of the Obesity Medicine Association. Her previous work includes serving on the White House Task Force on Childhood Obesity and authoring a book on raising healthier children. Yashodhar S. Shah ’88 (ME) has been named chief technology officer of SevOne, a network and infrastructure management company in Wilmington, Delaware. Michael J. Beaver ’89 (ID) has become vice president of operations and business development at FSA Logistix, bringing more than 20 years of experience to the role. He will be based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Bob A. Beckwith ’89 (Ac) has received a promotion to chief executive officer at Crosman Corporation. Thomas Zacharia ’88 (PhD,ES) is now the director of Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), which is operated for the U.S. Department of Energy through UT-Battelle. After completing his PhD at Clarkson, Zacharia joined ORNL and, in 2001, became the associate laboratory director of the Computing and Computational Sciences Directorate. Under his direction, the laboratory attracted 500 new staff members and expanded with the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility, the largest unclassified scientific computing center in the country. In 2009, Zacharia was appointed deputy for science and technology of ORNL. He took a leave of absence three years later to work with the Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development, where he served as the executive vice president. He returned to ORNL in 2015.

Roseann M. Schmid ’88 (CEE) has been promoted to CEO of Fisher Associates. She began as a part-time engineer with the company and worked her way up, acting as transportation group project manager, highway group manager and transportation market sector director and vice president.

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Ryan '06 and Maggie '06 Joy, recipients of the 2016 Woodstock Award.

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James C. Larsen ’89 (ME) has become the new chief executive officer of Upper Peninsula Power Company in Marquette, Michigan. Andrew K. March ’89 (Mgt) has been hired as vice president, senior commercial loan officer, of Solvay Bank. Stephen M. Way ’89 (CEE) has become the regional marketing director of Bergmann Associates, a premier architecture and engineering firm.

1990s

Brigitte Anninos ’90 (Mkt, MIS) has been inducted into the Clarkson University Athletic Hall of Fame. As a student basketball player, Anninos scored a total of 1,139 points and played in 105 games from 1986-90.

Steven P. Greer ’90 (By), a specialist in internal medicine, has been appointed as the new medical director of the Western Tidewater Free Clinic in Suffolk, Virginia. Douglas M. Oathout ’90 (EE, CpE) has been appointed by Black Box as vice president of strategic partner relations. Jonathan D. Evans ’91 (ME), who has more than 20 years of experience in general management and operation, has been appointed independent director at Lithium Americas Corp. John M. Florio ’91 (Mgt) has joined Macquarie Capital as managing director. He worked with the company in the past as a founding member of its credit sales and trading business. Gerald L. Kieran ’92 (EM) has been inducted into the Clarkson University Athletic Hall of Fame. He was a two-time AllAmerican defenseman and a First-Team All-League All-Star. Gregory D. Lindenmuth ’92 (MBA) has joined Berkshire Bank as the EVP chief risk officer in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. He joins Berkshire following a 24-year career at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Douglas H. Swift ’92 (CEE), former Air Force engineer in charge of military installations and projects in the U.S. and Middle East, has joined the construction division at Pond as the quality control director. Jennifer Kuhn ’94 (ME) has been overseeing the construction of the University at Buffalo’s new Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences building as project manager. The eightstory structure will house the university’s medical education, research and clinical care facilities. Jeffrey L. Stafford ’94 (CE) has joined LeChase Construction Services LLC, Syracuse, as a project executive. John F. Brusa Jr. ’95 (CE), engineer, has been elected by Barton & Loguidice as president and chief executive officer. Todd Musterait ’95 (ME,CE) has been appointed by Ecology and Environment Inc. as senior vice president of corporate development. He will lead and implement growth strategies for the company. (l-r) Scott S. Lawn ’94 (ChE), Richard A. Caufield ’94 (CE) and William T. Gilbert ’95 (CE). Scott traveled from Houston, Texas, where he is a senior manager for ExxonMobil, and Bill from Charlotte, North Carolina, where he is a senior manager for SABIC, to attend a promotion ceremony for Rick that was held at the National Guard Bureau headquarters in Arlington, Virginia. Rick has served in the Army for 23 years and was promoted to colonel on September 16, 2017. Rick serves as chief of staff for the Defense Debriefing Service and resides in Northern Virginia with his wife, Kim, and

their three children.

Karen J. Hewison ’95 (MBA) has joined SUNY Empire State College in Saratoga, New York, as the senior director of marketing and creative services. The college educates nearly 19,000 students and has degree programs at the bachelor and master levels, with studies available online, on-site at 34 locations across New York state and at eight international sites. She leads the marketing department and supports the college’s recruitment and retention efforts by developing integrated strategic marketing plans to strengthen brand awareness and drive enrollment, and leverages digital marketing campaigns to promote the college’s overall mission. She lives in Delmar, New York, with her two children.

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Scott Breen ’96 (CE), who has extensive experience with risk analysis and geotechnical engineering, has been appointed as a senior consultant of GZA GeoEnvironmental Inc.

Anthony W. DeFranco ’96 (CE) has been honored by the Fund for Lake George with the Irving Langmuir Award to recognize his stewardship in protecting Lake George. Engineer and owner of DeFranco Landscaping, DeFranco has worked tirelessly to create and implement low-impact development practices in the Lake George basin area. Matthew J. Liepke ’96 (IH, Ch), a member of the New York Army National Guard, has been promoted to colonel. He is also the New York Army National Guard State Surgeon and has served in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Matthew Sickles ’96 (MAT) has been appointed superintendent of Phelps-Clifton Springs Central School District. He started his career teaching social studies and was most recently a principal in the Schuylerville Central School District. Brian M. DeClue ’97 (BA), area business advisor for the counties of Rutland and Bennington at the Vermont Small Business Development Center (VtSBDC), has been named the VtSBDC 2016 Vermont State Star. The award recognizes his service to small businesses in southwestern Vermont.

Timothy S. Jensen ’97 (ChE) presented on “Reinforced Solder Preforms for High Reliability and Low-Voiding” at the Pan Pacific Microelectronics Symposium 2017 in Kauai, Hawaii. He is the senior product manager for engineered solders materials for Indium Corporation. Michael E. Murphy ’97 (CpE) has been promoted to director of advanced radar at SRC Inc. (formerly Syracuse Research Corporation). Mathew R. Nearpass ’97 (CpE) has been hired by SRCTec LLC as program director. Shawn Seymour ’97 (Ac) has been honored, at the Potsdam Rotary Club’s annual dinner, with the Paul Harris Award for his tireless service to the club. He has been club treasurer for almost 10 years and served as a board member.

Dinesh Chopra ’98 (MS,CE) has been hired as the new chief strategy officer at Ally Financial Inc., where he will lead the growth and development of the company. Lawrence M. Paska ’98 UGC (MA,SS) has been named executive director of the National Council for the Social Studies. He previously served as professional development director for the Southern Westchester Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES). Andre Chambers ’98 (MS,MS) has joined IPG in the newly created role of R/GA’s first global chief talent officer in New York. He will spearhead diversity and inclusion efforts at offices worldwide and focus on talent planning and retention.

Erik A. Denega ’99 (CE) has joined the Orange County Department of Public Works as the new commissioner and will be responsible for various infrastructure projects at the municipal and institutional levels.

Sephir D. Hamilton ’99 (ME) has been named engineering and technology innovation officer by Seattle City Light. Andrew P. Hider ’99, ’00 (IEM; MBA) has been named president and chief executive officer at Taylor Made Group LLC, where he previously served as president and chief operating officer. Brian J. Reid ’99, ’08 (IEM; MS,EGOM) has been promoted to vice president of global operations at Indium Corporation. Benjamin Revette ’99 (EM), a senior associate for Dewberry’s Boston office, has been recognized as one of Engineering News-Record New England’s Top Young Professionals. His contributions to the company include growing the telecommunications engineering department by 35 percent and completing telecommunications projects at challenging sites.

2000s

Brad E. Beechler ’00, ’02 (Ph; MS,Ph) is working as a data scientist at Uptake, a predictive analytics company in Chicago. Bethany Demarco ’00 (MBA) has been hired by Preferred Mutual Insurance to manage consumer and market research and corporate marketing communications. Gregory A. Kopiasz ’00 (EE) has been promoted by SRC Inc. He is now the electronic warfare division director.

Michael J. Moravan ’01, ’03 (Cm; MS,Cm) has completed his residency in radiation oncology at the University of Rochester and will be starting at Duke University as an associate professor. Devon R. Watson ’01 (MIS) has been promoted by Diebold Nixdorf to vice president, chief marketing officer. Graig J. Pesti ’02 (MBA), chief executive officer of LocalSearchForDentists.com, has been recognized by Inc. magazine as leading one of the fastest growing businesses for the third consecutive year. Stacey R. Price ’02 (MBA) has joined the Dakin Humane Society as director of development and marketing. Mark J. Anderson Jr. ’03 (CE) has been selected as the new chief of military programs for the Corps of Engineers, New England District. His responsibilities include program management of all of the district’s military programs.

Christopher A. Geroux ’03 (IEM) has joined the Hudson Valley office of Ryan Biggs Clark Davis Engineering & Surveying as a civil engineering project manager. Christopher J. Nash ’03 (BA) has been appointed product manager for PCB assembly materials at Indium Corporation. His career with Indium has spanned more than a decade and has included roles ranging from sales and product management to technical support. Bryan M. Tremblay ’03 (CE) has been promoted to senior managing engineer in the transportation department at Barton & Loguidice.

Kristen E. Lunkenheimer ’03, ’11

(BTM; MS,EGOM) co-runs Lunkenheimer Craft Brewing, which she created by using her engineering background to make homebrew equipment. The only woman when she was a student in her engineering program at Clarkson, she is used to working in

a male-dominated field. Matthew D. Frew ’04 (ISBP) has been promoted to IT director at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. In this role, he manages a team of system administrators and is responsible for shaping the organization’s strategy around public cloud adoption and migration. Lauren M. Livermore ’04 (CE) has joined the asset management group at Barton & Loguidice as managing engineer. Daniel F. Mattoon ’04 UGC (MAT) and Amanda J. Zullo ’05 UGC (MA) were two of 213 mathematics and science teachers to be honored by President Obama with the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. This award is given to outstanding K-12 mathematics and science teachers nationwide. Winners of the award receive $10,000 from the National Science Foundation.

Vincent M. Kuchar ’05 (IEM), Army veteran, and his business partner, an Air Force veteran, have won the Veteran Shark Tank, created by the Greater Philadelphia Veterans Network. The duo pitched Barn Owl, their company that specializes in sensor technology used in agriculture. Noel A. Poirier ’05 (ME), acupuncturist, has opened a second location of the Collective Healing Center in Stoneham, Massachusetts. The family medicine center offers acupuncture, reiki and other treatments.

Justin A. MacKinnon ’06 (PS, TC), an emergency medicine physician at the Canton-Potsdam Hospital, has been certified by the American Board of Emergency Medicine as a diplomate of the board. Maria A. Durham ’07 (Ph, AMS) presented on “Wafer Bumping Fluxes and Spin Coating Parameters for Enabling 2.5D and 3-D Technology” at the IMAPS 13th International Conference and Exhibition on Device Packaging. She is a technical support engineer for semiconductor and advanced assembly materials with Indium Corporation. Brodie J. Follman ’08 (IE&M) has accepted a position as a technology center quality assurance specialist at the United States Patent and Trademark Office in Alexandria, Virginia. Gabriel A. Ockrin ’08, ’11 (ME; MS,EGOM), co-owner of the Bagelry in Potsdam, has opened a new shop in Ogdensburg that sells bagels and Park Bros. coffee. Angeliese M. Bieling ’09 (FIA) recently became an administrative assistant at Sustainable Energy Fund.

Brian C. Hoey ’09,

’12 (GSCM; MBA) has won the 2016 Cayuga County Men’s District Golf Tournament. He also won in 2010 and 2014. Jennifer N. Coombs ’09 (FIA, PS, AR) has been hired as an associate professor at the College for Financial Planning in Centennial, Colorado. She will work in development, research, administration and delivery of the college’s programs, which include graduate degrees, financial designations, brokerage licenses and most notably, CFP certification. Christopher J. Knox ’09 (ME) has been promoted at Crawford & Associates Engineering & Land Surveying to the

position of senior engineer III.

Courtney E. Riley ’09 (BMS) has joined Gifford Medical Center’s Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine in Randolph, Vermont, after completing her residency in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Vermont Children’s Hospital. William C. Roth ’09 (GSCM) has been promoted at Click Bond Inc. to senior manager of supply chain and materials management.

2010s

Juan A. Barbosa ’10 (EE) has left his desk job in favor of opening Barbosium Fitness, a commercial gym in Schenectady, New York.

Ian R. Maxwell ’10 (SS, AR, BTM) has been appointed to the Northern New York Power Proceeds Allocation Board by Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

Jennifer N. Taylor ’10 (FIA), a tax accountant, has been promoted to manager by D’Arcangelo & Co. LLP. Ryan Barkley ’12 (CE) has been hired by LeChase Construction Services LLC as a project manager. Trey T. Smutz ’12 (MBA) will become the new director of the Potsdam Recreation Department. Kehinde S. Dunsin ’13 (PhD,ECE) has published Shibli, his first novel, which tells the story of a Ugandan woman who leaves her home and family to pursue an education in mathematics in the U.S.

Cynthia L. Zatwarnicki ’13 (CE) has joined the Vernon office of Delta Engineers, Architects & Land Surveyors DPC as assistant engineer in the surveying and mapping group.

Paul Karpowich ’12 (IE) has been sworn into the Thunder Bay Police Service, switching from a brief career with the St. Louis Blues hockey team to a job in law enforcement, his childhood dream. Rose C. Gooding ’13 (BMS) has graduated cum laude from the School of Medicine at St. George’s University, Granada, West Indies. For the two years prior, she was in clinical rotation with clerkships at many hospitals in the New York City, Waterbury and Detroit areas. The graduation ceremony occurred in David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center. She has moved to Brooklyn and begun her surgical internship.

Mitchell B. Albrecht ’14 (ME) has received a National Defense Science & Engineering Graduate Fellowship, which will enable him to continue his fluid dynamics research at Michigan State University. Jarrett T. Burton ’14 (FIA) is continuing with the Wilkesbarre/Scranton Penguins for another season in the American Hockey League. Kayla M. Gagnon ’14 (CE) has joined North Woods Engineering as a junior engineer. Allan M. McPherson ’14 (IE) is continuing on with the Greenville Swamp Rabbits for the 2017-18 season. This will be his fourth year in the East Coast Hockey League and his second season with the Swamp Rabbits.

James D. Van Ness ’14 (MS,PA) has joined the psychiatric clinical care team at Citizen Advocates as a certified physician assistant. Joshua J. Sauve ’15 (EE) has been hired as a junior electrical engineer by Clark Patterson Lee.

Nona Jesmanitafti ’16 (ME,CE) has been appointed project engineer at Navarro & Wright Consulting Engineers Inc. Patrick M. Megannety ’16 (FIA) has signed with Brampton Beast, the East Coast Hockey League team in Ontario, Canada. Cayley L. Mercer ’16, ’17 (FIA; MBA) has been drafted by the Vanke Rays and will continue her hockey career in the Canadian Women’s Hockey League. During her time at Clarkson, Mercer was the top goal scorer, leading the Golden Knights to their second national NCAA title. Kevin B. Tansey ’16 (BPS, InD), a defenseman previously with the Chicago Wolves and the East Coast Hockey League’s Missouri Mavericks, has signed with the Grand Rapids Griffins. Kyle Z. Pedersen ’17 (CS) has joined Westelcom as a software systems administrator.

Zachary S. Robert ’17 (BIDA) has joined the enterprise resource planning systems group at Indium Corporation as a business systems analyst.

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Mosher and O'Toole

Talemal and Tague Marriages

Josh T. Beckstein ’01 (CpE) and MichaeleLynne (Jacot) ’09 (Py), December 10, 2016. Benjamin W. Stockwell ’05 (ME) and Carolyn S. Cohen, April 30, 2016. Deanna L. Gosnell ’08 (IE&M) and William T. Rabon, May 20, 2017. Brenton R. Hackley ’08 (EE) and Kelly Windey, December 3, 2016. Crystal L. (McHugh) ’08, ’11 (Py; DPT) and Michael J. Richards ’08, ’11 (Py; DPT), July 10, 2015. Stewart C. Tague ’08 (BTM) and Lauren E. Talemal, March 26, 2016. Jennifer N. Coombs ’09 (FIA, PS, AR) and Carsten R. Grüber, October 8, 2016. Matthew P. Delaney ’09, ’10 (IE&M; MBA) and Emily J. (Garrant) ’12 (ME), October 22, 2016. Matthew J. Giordano ’09 (IEM) and Kristi S. Houppert ’10 (Py), October 15, 2016. Jeannie M. Piekarz ’10, ’12 (EE; MS,EE) and Leif R. Amber ’11, ’13 (EE; MS,EE), June 11, 2016. Robyn (Ruggaber) ’10 (By) and Peter C. Steckel ’10 (CE), October 15, 2016. Emily R. Boziwick ’11 (IE) and Vincent R. Baldwin ’11 (FIA), August 5, 2017. David C. Goerold ’11 (FIA) and Kathryn M. Hoover, September 24, 2016. Jennifer M. (Hinrichs) ’11 (AR, Py, GSCM) and Matthew J. Hadfield ’11 (By), November 12, 2016. Ian J. Keating ’11 (CE) and Megan A. (Pelletier) ’11, ’14 (By; DPT), September 3, 2016. Kimron F. Wilson ’11 (IE&M) and Cindy S. Henry ’12 (IE), October 29, 2017. Connor W. O’Toole ’12 (CpE) and Hilary M. Mosher ’12 (CE), March 18, 2017. Matthew G. Tompkins ’12 (CE) and Kara E. (St. John) ’12 (SS), October 15, 2016. Corinne F. Higgins ’13 (EE) and Ryan O. Coleman ’12 (EE), July 15, 2016. Molly A. Carson ’16 (Py) and Thomas J. Webster ’15 (GSCM), September 23, 2017.

Births

Raelee J. Grimm ’03 (CpE) and Joshua Tallent, a son, Emerson, January 27, 2016. Brent P. Veiga ’05 (AE) and Samantha C. (Trudeau) ’06 (eB), a son, Cameron Daniel, October 25, 2014. Jay P. Giblin ’06 (Cm) and Wendy L. (Spindler) ’06 (ME), a son, John Peter, December 5, 2014. Kathryn A. (Lozo) ’08, ’10 (IE&M; MS,Ma) and Christopher J. Rine ’12 (ME), a daughter, Evelyn Ann, August 29, 2016. Andrew P. Preisendanz ’09 (FIA) and Sarah K. (Zorn) ’09 (BMS), a son, Luke Maxwell, August 27, 2016. Valeria Vavassori-Chen ’11 UGC (MS) and Andy Chen, a daughter, Marina Skye, July 5, 2016.

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Wright ’57 (ME), 2016. Leonard F. Jarvis ’51 (ME), 2017. Frederick B. Cook ’58 (BA), 2017. Louis Manno ’51 (ME), 2016. Bernard Danese ’58 (ME), 2017. Agostino G. Paese ’51 (CE), 2016. Philip C. Grover ’58 (ID), 2017. Philip A. Patterson ’51 (ME), 2016. George N. Jones ’58 (ME), 2016. George W. Washburn ’51 (EE), 2017. David C. Lawrence ’58 (ID), 2005. Joseph F. Aiello ’52 (CE), 2017. Herbert Dahm Jr. ’59 (BA), 2016. Howard J. Fisher ’52 (CE), 2017. John K. French ’59 (ChE), 2013. Edward B. Green ’52 (EE), 2016. John C. Galvin ’59 (ID), 2017. Harry J. Hubbell ’52 (EE), 2017. James F. Heath Jr. ’59, ’71 UGC (ME; Ralph J. Massaro ’52 (EE), 2016. MS,IA), 2017. Kenneth L. Munney ’52 (CE), 2016. Paul G. Mitras ’59 (EE), 2017. Henry E. Perlee ’52 (Cm), 2015. Robert P. Regan ’59 (BA), 2017. John N. Pirich ’52 (ME), 2017. Arthur D. Shea ’59 (ID), 2017. John Ridings ’52 (BA), 2017. Henry C. Wager ’59 (BA), 2017. Donald B. Vair ’52 (Mkt), 2016. Charles L. Ames Jr. ’60 (CE), 2017. Edwin S. Wixson ’52 (EE), 2017. Richard Herrington ’60 (BA), 2016. Lloyd J. Beacom ’53 (BA), 2017. Floyd L. Hyman ’60 (ChE), 2017. Joseph F. DiMicco ’53 (BA), 2016. James D. McFarland ’60, ’72 (ME; James W. Geddes ’53 (ChE), 2017. MS,Eng), 2017. Anthony V. Giordano ’53 (CE), 2017. Herbert H. McKinley ’60 (ME), 2017. William A. Hohenstein ’53 (CE), 2016. Myron H. Miller ’60 (MS,Ph), 2017. Lawrence E. White ’53 (ChE), 2017. George L. Vetter ’60 (BA), 2017. Joseph P. Burn ’54 (ME), 2016. Joseph R. Covert ’61 (BA), 2016. James E. Franklin Sr. ’54 (CE), 2016. Paul J. Kava ’61 (ChE), 2016. Stanley M. Mroczkowski ’54 (ChE), 2016. George Rapalje ’61 (EE), 2017. Bernard N. Slomovitz ’54 (CE), 2016. Philip A. Bradley ’62 (EE), 2013. Robert A. Jones ’55 (EE), 2016. Randolph A. Dewitt ’62 (MS), 2017. Allen G. Lindgren ’55 (EE), 2016. William F. Halsey ’62 (ID), 2015. William L. McHenry ’62 (EE), 2015. Karl Schabel ’62 (ID), 2017. Robert W. Shaw ’62 (EE), 2017. Jack S. Smith ’62 (Ph), 2017. Carl T. 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