Nov 21, 2001
Meredith Morse '85 brings Australian art to students
When painter Meredith Morse '85 graduated, she won a Watson Fellowship for one year of postgraduate work abroad and used it to study contemporary aboriginal…
When painter Meredith Morse '85 graduated, she won a Watson Fellowship for one year of postgraduate work abroad and used it to study contemporary aboriginal…
Lafayette Trustee Bill Rappolt '67 and his wife, Pam, were honored at a ceremony Oct. 20 dedicating Lafayette's new Astro Turf field, which will be known…
As new general counsel for Investec USA Holdings, David R. Rappaport '81 is coordinating regulatory and legal issues on a global basis. He is responsible…
Five years after he graduated, Ross Gay '96 has returned to campus to share his experience and insights into art and poetry with other students. He is…
It might seem a stretch to relate a biochemistry degree with cooking skills, but Molly Parece Sadowsky '95 sees a connection. “Cooking really is chemistry…
As director of national marketing for ACTS Retirement-Life Communities, Inc., West Point, Pa., Lee Walker Reedy '91 oversees the marketing and advertising…
In his junior year, Gene Kelsey ’79 was looking forward to a law career, then took a marketing course with Ed Seifried, professor of economics. “It was…
An eighth-grade social studies teacher at Phillipsburg (N.J.) Middle School, Michael Hinkle '73 was recognized in May for his 23 years of service and accomplishments…
As the new chief financial officer of Avistar Communications Corporation, headquartered in Redwood Shores, Calif., Robert J. Habig '78 is overseeing financial…
A physical three years ago convinced Dan DeRoner '71 he had to change his habits: he was overweight, had high blood pressure and had developed type two…