Omar T. Schoenthaler
Kelly L. Rotan
has accepted an assistant coach position for the U.S. Air Force Academy’s women’s basketball team. Kelly previously served as an assistant coach at Yale University for two seasons. Brandon M. Spayd
Johnniersi D. Harris
Dustin L. Gee
has been named program officer for Europe and Eurasia at the Council for the International Exchange of Scholars through the Fulbright U.S. Scholar program in Washington, D.C. Cassandra M. Hale
had the pleasure of going on vacation with the Hodgkins family in June 2013. While there, they thought it would be great for all of the Juniata graduates to take a picture in front of a famous lighthouse on the island of Nantucket. (l-r) Austin S. Ankney ’12, Sarah E. Hodgkins ’12, Susan (Grimes) Hodgkins ’72 (deceased), Cassandra M. Hale ’10, and Shelby E. Hodgkins ’10.
was accepted into the Peace Corps and departed for Peru in June 2013 to begin training as a business development volunteer. She will live and work in a community to teach basic business skills and assist organizational development, as well as participate in a secondary project to help meet community development needs. She is excited to begin her volunteer work in the Peace Corps, which combines her love of volunteering and accepting new challenges. Sarah (Weick) Jefferson
received a master’s degree in social work with a clinical concentration from Temple University in Philadelphia, Pa. in January 2012. She is now a director and foster care coordinator at Soulberry Farm Inc. in Huntingdon, Pa. Jessica E. Mauch
graduated May 13, 2013 from Widener University School of Law with the Pro Bono Distinction award. Earl R. Rogers
Juniata
received a master’s degree of divinity from Andover Newton Theological School in Newton Centre, Mass. Currently, he is in discernment with the OxfordUnion Association of the Maine Conference. This past summer, he served as the interim systems administrator of Andover Newton Theological School.
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was recently named the Penn State basketball strength and conditioning coach. He will be developing and implementing the Lions’ year-round training program. For the past three seasons, Brandon was assistant speed, strength, and conditioning coach for the Penn State men’s and women’s basketball programs.
2011
Alicia A. Dahl
graduated from the University of Delaware with a master’s degree in health promotion with outstanding honors. Kenneth M. Goodfellow
won first place in the fifth annual Garden Spot Village marathon in New Holland, Pa. on April 6, 2013. The marathon is Lancaster County’s biggest road race and only USATF-certified Boston Marathon qualifier. Andrew H. Hirsch
is in his second season as an assistant baseball coach at Gettysburg College in Gettysburg, Pa. He also just completed his second season as an assistant baseball coach with the Alexandria Aces of the Cal Ripken Collegiate Baseball League. In addition, Andrew serves as a baseball coach, instructor, and camp director during the summer and winter seasons in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. Kyra K. Lehmann
is pursuing a master’s degree in speech-language pathology from the State University of New York at Plattsburgh, N.Y. She also has an internship at Champlain Valley Medical Center in the speech pathologist’s office.
received a master’s degree in healthcare administration from the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, Minn. He works as an administrative fellow at Johns Hopkins Medicine in Baltimore, Md. Benjamin D. Sealy
was promoted from box office assistant to account manager for the Frederick Keys in Frederick, Md. The Frederick Keys is a minor league baseball team that is a Class A baseball affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles.
2012
Lauren M. Chambers
was accepted into the Peace Corps and departed to Guatemala in June 2013 for training as a health volunteer. She lives and works in a community teaching rural families how to maintain a healthy home and how to use and maintain sanitation infrastructures. Lauren is excited to volunteer with the Peace Corps because she said it provides a great opportunity to not only work hands-on in the global health area, but also to make a difference in the lives of individuals and communities outside of the United States. Michael J. Haupt
has been accepted to participate in the 2013-2014 CongressBundestag Youth Exchange for Young Professionals. He was competing in an applicant pool of more than 600 and was one out of 75 participants accepted into the program. Amanda M. Schmidt
has accepted a marketing administrative position at H.F. Lenz Company in Johnstown, Pa.