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District 2 on the St. Petersburg City Council, has filed to run for a second term. Deborah Magidson Martinez, ’82, Miami, is a columnist for Miami’s Community Newspapers, writing an advice column for getting through a divorce. She is a certified life coach specializing in divorce with a private practice in South Miami. In addition, she is the travel editor for the newspaper. Jennifer Nuzum Ackerman, ’82, Matthews, N.C., senior vice president – business control manager for consumer products at Bank of America, has been granted a U.S. and international patent for the development of a Regulatory Compliance Assessment. The assessment is a comprehensive tool that evaluates how well a function is meeting expectations regarding regulatory compliance, identifies process and document gaps, prioritizes remediation work needed, and tracks progress to close gaps through full remediation. Robert J. Miller, ’85, DeLand, has been certified as an accredited estate planner® (AEP®) by the National Association of Estate Planners and Councils. He is an accredited asset management specialist (AAMS) designee conferred by the College for Financial Planning’s Institute of Wealth Management, a registered financial consultant (RFC®) awarded by the International Association of Registered Financial Consultants Inc., and a certified financial planner™ practitioner authorized by the certified financial planner™ Board of Standards. His office is located in DeLand. Roger N. Swanger, ’85, Gainesville, has been published nationally for the first time in the November/December 2012 issue of CFMA Building Profits. “One Contractor’s Use of Lean/Six Sigma to Address Challenges” was recognized by the Construction Finance Management Association (CFMA) for addressing James Moore’s work with Charles Perry Partners Inc. (CPPI) in implementing Lean/Six Sigma in CPPI. Kimberly Carlton Bonner, STETSON
’86, Sidell, as Kim English, has published a novel, Coriander Jones Saves the World. Bennett J. Braun, JD ’86, Joliet, Ill., has been appointed circuit court judge in Will County, Illinois.
▲ Gregory M. Dasher, ’86, Chicago, Ill., has been promoted to assistant vice president for product and underwriting policy at CAN Financial. Thomas A. Barden, ’87, Anderson, S.C., is now the assistant manager of LifeWay Christian Store in Anderson, S.C. Alison Evans, MBA ’88, Macon, Ga., was interviewed by Georgia Public Radio. The interview can be heard here: www.gpb. org/macon. Brent A. Rose, JD ’88, Tampa, is currently teaching as an adjunct at the Cooley Law School in Tampa. Theodore J. Wolfendale, JD ’88, Naples, and his Dial-a-Nurse have been selected for the 2013 Best of Naples Award in the nursing agency category. T. Glenn Kindred, ’89, Orlando, received his Master of Science in International Real Estate from Florida International University. Karen Stanley, JD ’89, Tampa, chief assistant to Hillsborough County State Attorney Mark Ober, has left her post to run for a circuit judgeship.
1990s Pamela Bondi, JD ’90, Tallahassee, was featured in the
article “Legislator Calls for NCAA to Be Investigated by Attorney General.” She was also featured in the article “Five Questions for Pam Bondi.” Carolyn Smith Cutts, ’91, Sharpsburg, Ga., received the 2013 Friend of Math award at the Georgia Council Teachers of Mathematics annual conference. John R. Herin, JD ’91, Fort Lauderdale, advises the mayor, city council and city staff for the city of Doral. Tracey Jaensch, JD ’91, Tampa, has been named a regional managing partner at FordHarrison, LLP. She has served as office managing partner for Tampa since 2010 and will now have the additional responsibility of overseeing the Jacksonville, Melbourne, Miami, Orlando, and West Palm Beach offices. Brian D. Ray, ’91, Newberry, began his third tour of active duty in June 2013. His unit’s current deployment is in support of theater-level logistics in Kuwait and Afghanistan. He is currently assigned as the command chaplain for the 143rd Sustainment Command (Expeditionary), a unit with 10,000 soldiers and 26 chaplains. When not on active duty, he is the associate dean for the University of Florida College of Business. Andrew N. Christopher, ’92, Albion, Mich., was recently granted the 2013 Robert S. Daniel Teaching Excellence Award from the Society for the Teaching of Psychology (STP), part of the American Psychological Association (APA). The award, given each year to one four-year college/university professor, was presented to Drew at the national APA convention in Honolulu. He has published dozens of journal articles in collaboration with students and colleagues. He has won numerous teaching awards and serves as editor for the journal Teaching of Psychology. Joy Goff-Marcil, JD ’93, Maitland, was elected to the Maitland City Council in March 2013.
Michael W. Andrew, JD ’95, Minnetonka, Minn., has been named vice president and general counsel for Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group. Byung J. Pak, ’95, Lilburn, Ga., was recently included in Georgia Trend’s list of 40 outstanding Georgians under the age of 40 titled “40 under 40.” John T. Mueller, ’95, Newnan, Ga., recently published Dude, You’re Gonna Be a Dad! He also released Dude, You’re Getting Married last December. Both titles were written under the pen name of John Pfeiffer. Emily Crews Splane, ’95, St. Augustine, has co-authored a textbook titled The Psychology of Eating. It provides a multidisciplinary overview to the study of eating. It also examines current research in biology and psychology. Donald C. Barrett, JD ’96, Key West, has been featured in an article, “Judge Jones gets Competition from Attorney.” He is also running for Monroe County Circuit Court judge. Matthew J. Wilson, JD ’96, Santa Fe, N.M., has been appointed a First Judicial District Court family law judge. Kim Hernandez Vance, JD ’97, Tampa, has announced that she will run for Hillsborough County Circuit Court, Group 19, in 2014.
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▲ Sarah Reed Jay, ’00, Dade City, has been invited to join