to hold the position. Teresa Quiles Kehler (BSPHR ’98) of Kennesaw has two children with her husband, Jason Kehler — Grayson, 9, and Christian, 2. Jennifer Rooks-Lopez (BLA ’98) of Rolling Meadows, Ill., was hired as director of planning for the Plainfield Park District outside of Chicago in March. Jason M. Shepherd (AB ’98) of Marietta was accepted into the global business graduate program at the Saïd School of Business at the University of Oxford in England. Jodi Bossak (BBA ’99) of Marietta was promoted to vice president of finance and chief financial officer at HD Supply Interior Solutions in May 2014. Rob Snyder (BA ’99, JD ’08) of Atlanta joined the law firm Butler Wooten Cheeley & Peak as an associate in February. Po-Ming Wong (AB ’99) of Durham, N.C., celebrated the five-year anniversary of her clothing business, Magpie Boutique, in January.
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Joe Costello (BSEd ’00) of Bethlehem was profiled by the Barrow County News for his work as a history teacher at Snodon Preparatory School. E. Wycliffe “Cliff” Orr Jr. (BBA ’00, JD ’03) of Atlanta joined the board of directors at the business development company Rand Capital Corp. in January. Cory Bennett (BBA ’01, MAcc ’01) of Sandy Springs was promoted to partner at the accounting firm Bennett Thrasher in January. Mandy Wooley Edwards (BBA ’01) of Statesboro was named on StatSocial’s list of the Top 100 Social Media Power Influencers of 2015. Todd Lowther (BBA ’01) of Houston, Texas, was elected to partner at the Thompson & Knight law firm in February. Sally Baker (BSEd ’02) of Athens was named director of the Columbusbased Springer Theatre Academy in
March. Sara Brady (ABJ ’02, JD ’05) of Atlanta was inducted into the leadership honor society Omicron Delta Kappa. Andrew Cathy (BSEd ’02) of Atlanta was promoted to senior vice president for Chick-Fil-A and is now a member of the company’s executive committee. Chandler Conner (BSA ’03, PharmD ’08) of Valdosta is now co-owner and operator of C2 Medical Solutions, an alternate site care and compounding pharmacy in Hahira. He and his wife, Jodi Towson Conner (BBA ’02), have three children: Coley, 4, Pace, 2, and Clarke, who was born Oct. 24. Seth Swan (BBA ’03) of Greenville, S.C., was named a shareholder of the Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd law firm in January.
2005-2009 Sara Dunn (BSA ’05) of Athens was inducted into the Georgia Southern University Circle of Omicron Delta
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