eLySe H. woLff ’01, an attorney in the litigation department of greenbaum, rowe, smith & Davis llp’s woodbridge, n.j., office, was appointed to the board of directors of the new jersey women lawyers Association at its annual installation dinner on july 12. she was also appointed co-chair of the young lawyers Division.
DAn roiTmAn ’00, ’00,
founder and Ceo of e-commerce company stroll, received the 2012 ernst & young entrepreneur of the year retail and Consumer products Award in the greater philadelphia region. he founded stroll, an education e-commerce platform company, in his dorm room at maryland.
kImBerLy SeLLerS m.A. ’98 has been
promoted to tenured associate professor of mathematics and statistics at georgetown university. she earned her doctorate from george washington university in 2001.
LIndI LAdon
dr. regInA tAn ’95
BeAUdreAULt ’95 and
was recently featured on the u.s. Department of Agriculture’s website for her work in food safety and epidemiology. she is director of the Applied epidemiology Division for the food safety and Inspection service’s office of public health science. her office is responsible for detecting health hazards and clusters of disease associated with fsIsregulated products. she earned her doctor of veterinary medicine degree from purdue university in 1999 and a master’s degree in public health molecular epidemiology in 2000.
michael paul fleischer were married june 30 at the couple’s home in new Canaan, Conn. she is a securities enforcement defense counsel for the manhattan law firm shearman & sterling and serves on the board of the Adams street foundation, which supports the urban Assembly school for law and justice in Brooklyn. she graduated summa cum laude from texas tech school of law.
SoPrAno cAtHerIne
’90s
cHrIStIAn mArtIn ’00 married nola
Dobratz on Aug. 12 at Corpus Christi Catholic Church in Baltimore, followed by a reception at the four seasons hotel. he is the global category manager for Dsm nutritional products.
came from the u.s. Department of Agriculture, Animal and plant health Inspection service, veterinary services, where he most recently served as the chief officer.
mIcHAeL doerrer m.A. ’99 has been named director of communications, community engagement and marketing for frederick County public schools. he
verrILLI dmA ’97
dUncAn HAStIe ’95
made her Carnegie hall debut as a member of trio lorca (soprano, percussion, flute). A member of the faculty of st. Cloud state university since 1999, she’s writing a book on music and world cultures, to be published by kendall hunt.
has been promoted to associate vice president of water resources at the Atlanta office of the Dewberry professional services firm. In addition to 16 years’ experience in water resource engineering and hazard mapping and mitigation, he has 10 years of program and project management experience.
(Ator) mAItre ’94
is among 71 stories featured in the new book “military fly moms,” compiled and edited by retired naval aviator linda maloney. maitre flew the C-130 aircraft in support of search-and-rescue, law enforcement, and logistics missions during three tours, and she spent another with the navy flying as a flight school instructor. recently she started her first “desk job” at the Coast guard headquarters in washington, D.C. she and her husband have two young sons. JeAn m. tHomPSon ’94 has been named
head of school of the Island school on Boca grande, fla. she was assistant principal of heron Creek middle school in north port, fla., since 2007.
Joey n. JoneS PH.d. ’94, an educator and
usedCardboardBoxes.com, a green small businesses founded by mArty metro ’92, was one of 12 businesses awarded $250,000 grants by Chase and livingsocial.
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A profile of Coast guard pilot SUSAn
motivational speaker, has written “100 percent, the power of giving your All: 31 ways to a Better you.” the 112-page book offers 31 positive words or phrases designed to produce positive results.
LISA ArmStrong ’93, m.A. ’96 has been
appointed editor-inchief of loop21.com, a brand for African American culture. A visiting associate professor at the Cuny graduate school of journalism and a freelance journalist, Armstrong has spent much of the past two years reporting in haiti.