[ Class Notes ] Christine Cameron, CPS ’86 practicing in-patient and acute rehab. James Myers, CPS ’08, was named vice president for quality assurance at Catholic Charities of Colorado Springs in March, 2010. Catherine Kennedy, RHCHP ’09, is working in the field of higher education at Whittier Law School. She plans to work in higher education administration with an emphasis in development and fundraising, and plans to begin her graduate work in the fall of 2010. Kerry Lanahan, RC ’09, is working for the United States Government with F.S.A.
Donna (Sandoval) Staunton, RHCHP ’09, was hired as parttime adjunct faculty at Hartnell Community College in the Associate’s of Nursing program. Darren Chavez, RC ’10, is attending Teachers College at Columbia University in New York City, pursuing a master’s degree in higher and post-secondary education. He also is a graduate assistant for Columbia, working in the Office of Multicultural Affairs for diversity education and dialogue. Rebekkah (Etter) Hulen, RHCHP ’10, was offered a full-time contract at the institution where she completed her practicum for the Master of Science program. She thanks Regis University and the Rueckert-Hartman College for Health Professions for helping her get there.
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Lucas Carroll, RC ’03, and his wife, Katie, had a daughter, Grace Anna, on September 12, 2008. The couple recently moved back to Denver from Nebraska.
Jen (McNamara) Steller, RC ’98, and her husband, Conrad, are proud to announce the birth of Keira Annalise who was born on Sunday, April 25.
Angela (Frenier) Eicher, RC ’03, had a baby, Arisa Reneé, on January 27, 2009.
Laurie (Harris) Pramuk, RC ’93, and her husband, Chris, welcomed two children they adopted from Haiti, Sophia (7) and Henry David (1), on January 24, 2010. Sophia and Henry join siblings, twelve year old Isaiah and six year old Grace.
Luke Luchini, RC ’00, and Laura (Cingoranelli) Luchini, RC ’02, welcomed son, Lorenzo Dominic, on August 3, 2010. John Kaufman, RC ’00, and Alexis (Lombardi) Kaufman, RC ’99, had a son, John Francis.
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Kara Kolomitz, RC ’93, and her husband, Chris Condlin, welcomed Caroline May into the world on October 1, 2009. Caroline May joins big brother, John, who is three.
Christine Cameron, CPS ’86, was named the director of budget/financial planning for Denver Health. In her new role, Cameron directs and prepares the annual budget for Denver Health Medical Center’s integrated health care delivery system. Cameron graduated magna cum laude from Regis University with a degree in Business Finance and Economics. Cameron has more than 20 years experience serving in clinical, financial, decision support and materials management roles for hospitals and suppliers. She has previously served as assistant vice president of value analysis for Centura Health, and held positions as finance and decision support manager for Centura and Children’s Hospital of Denver.
Tommy Spaulding, CPS ’05 Tommy Spaulding is president of the Spaulding Companies, LLC (www.tommyspaulding.com), a national leadership development, consulting, coaching, and speaking organization. He rose to become the youngest president and CEO of the world-renowned leadership organization, Up With People (2005-2008), and in 2000, founded Leader’s Challenge, which grew to become the largest high school civic and leadership program in the state of Colorado. He is also the founder and president of the Spaulding Leadership Institute, a nonprofit leadership development organization which runs a national high school summer leadership academy among other programs. Previously, Spaulding was the business partner sales manager at IBM/Lotus Development and a member of the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) program. He completed a Master of Nonprofit Management at Regis University, where he was a Colorado Trust Fellow. In 2007, Spaulding received an honorary doctorate in humanities from the Art Institute of Colorado, and in 2002, received the Denver Business Journal’s Forty Under 40 Award. A world-renowned speaker on leadership, Spaulding has spoken to hundreds of organizations, schools and corporations around the globe. His inspiring book about how to create relationships that make a difference, “It’s Not Just Who You Know,” reached #2 on the New York Times Bestseller list this summer.
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