Aug 30, 2005
William B. Farinon ’39 Dies
William B. Farinon ’39 died Aug. 25 at his home in San Mateo, Calif. He was 88. Farinon College Center is named in honor of Farinon and his wife, P T,…
William B. Farinon ’39 died Aug. 25 at his home in San Mateo, Calif. He was 88. Farinon College Center is named in honor of Farinon and his wife, P T,…
Robert Bosch Corp. promoted Sheryl Welsh Hyman ’85 to vice president of automotive sales and marketing. Previously, she held the position of vice president…
Electrical engineering graduate Scott Fullerton ’87 has accepted a position as operating partner with Fulham & Co., which acquires middle-market companies…
Upon retiring in 1996 after 29 years as the highly successful head coach of men’s basketball at Princeton, Pete Carril ’52 thought he would spend a few…
Blue Mountain Health System has named Thomas Bizup ’96 its new director of engineering. His responsibilities include maintenance and facilities management…
The Richmond County Medical Society of Staten Island, N.Y. has named rehabilitation specialist Jack B. D’Angelo ’81 its 199th president. D’Angelo has served…
Chemistry graduate Caitlin Sullivan ’05 (Bethlehem, Pa.) is putting her Lafayette education to use as a personal care chemist at National Starch Chemical…
At the 14th annual meeting of the Connecticut Microelectronics and Optoelectronics Consortium, Farah Laiwalla ’03 received first prize for her research…
The New Jersey Utilities Association has honored Stephen B. Genzer ’73 with its 2005 Distinguished Service Award, which recognizes his commitment to defending…
The Cohasset Mariner of Cohasset, Mass., named John Ward Coe ’49 its Citizen of the Year by unanimous decision. The newspaper gives the award to the nominee…