Editor and writing coach Susan Stinson (Engl) was awarded the 2016 William Randolph Hearst Fellowship for Creative and Performing Artists and Writers for her novel in progress. The April fellowship was at the American Antiquarian Society, a national research library and learned society of American history and culture in Worcester, Mass.

Posted Jun. 1, 2016

Erie, Colo., resident Nancy Blackwell-Grieder (Psych) competed in the inaugural World Figures Championship in Lake Placid, N.Y., Aug. 28-29, finishing in eighth place among a strong field of former national champions and Olympians. As one of the inaugural competitors, she was inducted into the World Figures Hall of Fame and ranked eighth in the world. Figures skating, once a compulsory part of national, international and Olympic skating, involves carving specific patterns into the ice. Figures are seeing a resurgent interest in figure skaters worldwide. Nancy teaches figure skating at two ice rinks.

Posted Mar. 1, 2016

In 2005 Victor Pearn (MEngl) established the book publishing company Pearn and Associates, Inc. It has two publishing imprints: Burning Daylight, for prose, and Indian Paintbrush Poets, for poetry. The prose titles are also available as Kindle editions. Last year, Victor published two books: Ever After, a novel by Anita Sullivan, who previously won the Western States Nonfiction Award in 1986, and The Aloe of Evening, a book of poetry by John Knoepfle, professor emeritus of literature at the University of Illinois-Springfield. Victor plans to publish three or four new titles in 2016.

Posted Mar. 1, 2016

After receiving a fellowship at Hawthornden Castle in Scotland, novelist Susan Stinson (Engl) spent the month of January with five other writers in a 17th-century house attached to a 15th-century castle. She spent the time working on an historical novel.

Posted Mar. 1, 2016

Several years ago, sisters Elizabeth (MComm) and Patricia Donohoe (MEngl’82) found 150 letters from their great-great-grandparents in an old cracker tin in their grandfather’s house and another 150 on eBay. Afterward, Patricia wrote The Printer’s Kiss: The Life and Letters of a Civil War Newspaperman and His Family. The book tells the story of their ancestors’ lives in Ohio during the Civil War. The letters, which were donated to the West Virginia and Regional History Collection at West Virginia University, comprise the Wylie-Tomlinson Letter Collection.

Posted Dec. 1, 2015

Russell Lee Wehner III’s (Econ) family can now point to four generations of CU graduates: His son, Zachary Wehner (MMechEngr’14), graduated in December. They were preceded by Zachary’s grandmother, Margaret Sylvester Wehner (Edu’53), and Zachary’s great-grandmother, Anna Mary DesBrisay (Btny, Edu1914). Several other family members also attended CU. Says Margaret, “Through the years, the ŔÖ˛Ą´«Ă˝ has been our stronghold and has served our family very well.”

Posted Mar. 1, 2015

°Őłó±đĚýBest Lawyers in America recognized attorney Geoffrey Weisbart (Acct) from the Austin, Texas, firm Weisbart Springer Hayes in its 2015 edition. Geoffrey is a courtroom advocate representing clients in matters relating to substantial financial and business risks. He has represented corporations and individuals in both jury and non-jury trials.

Posted Mar. 1, 2015

We know him as detective Elliott Stabler from “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit,” but Christopher Meloni (Hist’83) is much more than that. He tries to ensure a stable and empowering environment for his two children, and he applied his parenting techniques while acting in the show “Surviving Jack,” which launched in the spring on Fox. He lives in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Posted Sep. 1, 2014

LeRoy Jones (Chem’83) has been ranked among the world’s best urologists for surgical treatment of male incontinence and erectile dysfunction treatment. Last fall he launched the website edtreatmentsanantonio.com, which provides educational information on erectile dysfunction, low testosterone, male incontinence, premature ejaculation, male infertility and prostate problems. Jones sees patients at the Urology San Antonio Center for Men’s Health & Wellness.

Posted Jun. 1, 2014

Since 2007 Alan F. Willenbrock (ChemEngr, Mktg’83) has been working in the wealth management department at Morgan Stanley in Tucson, Ariz., where he lives with his wife Peggy. In January Alan was named senior portfolio manager in the company’s portfolio management program where he will better help investors monitor and manage their money. He also was inducted into the firm’s Pacesetter Club, which recognizes those financial advisers who excel within their first five years in the job.

Posted Jun. 1, 2014

In Whitefish, Mont., Kylanne Sandelin (Art’83) and her husband own and operate Great Northern Powder Guides, the state’s only snowcat skiing operation. Their experienced guides take groups of up to 14 for backcountry powder skiing and snowboarding. The couple has been married for 27 years and has two sons.

Posted Dec. 1, 2013

łŐ±đłŮ±đ°ů˛ą˛ÔĚýRichard Tremaine (Psych’83) is an associate director of Veteran Affairs Health Care System in New England. His son, Harrison Tremaine, is a freshman at CU-Boulder. Richard was featured in the September 2004 issue of the Coloradan about the outstanding care the Department of Veterans Affairs provided three Iraq Freedom veterans who had lost their limbs in combat. 

Posted Dec. 1, 2013

The Denver Athletic Club named Mike Hestera (Rec’83) as its general manager. Previously, Mike worked as district executive director at Metro Denver YMCA. He is a former CU-Boulder Alumni Association board member and lives in Arvada, Colo.

Posted Dec. 1, 2013

´ˇ˛őłŮ°ů´Ç˛Ô˛ąłÜłŮĚýSteve Swanson (EngrPhys’83) will serve as crew member on two future expeditions aboard the International Space Station. The internationally developed research station orbits the earth about once every 90 minutes. Steve, with five others, will live on the station for six months starting in March 2014. Steve will serve as a flight engineer on Expedition 39 and as a station commander on Expedition 40. He lives in Friendswood, Texas.

Posted Sep. 1, 2013

Morgan Stanley Wealth Management named Alan Willenbrock (ChemEngr, Mktg’83) to the firm’s Pacesetter’s Club for 2012 and 2013. Alan, a portfolio manager, vice president and financial adviser, works at the office in Tucson. The Pacesetters Club is a global recognition program for financial advisors who demonstrate the highest professional standards and first-class client service within their first
five years.

Posted Jun. 1, 2013

During CU’s Back to Boulder Homecoming Weekend, Doug Conarroe (Jour’83, MBA’05) spoke at the journalism and mass communication program on “Hot News: Smart Tools.” Doug is owner of the NorthForty News, a monthly, local news source for Northern Colorado. Doug and his staff covered the High Park Fire on the web. He lives in Lafayette, Colo. His photo of Mick Jagger in Folsom Field appeared in the 2012 DecemberColoradan on pages 30-31.

Posted Mar. 1, 2013

The “Water Nymphs” paintings by Linda Lowry (MFA’83) center around water and human interaction. The collection of more than 30 paintings was displayed at Goodwin Fine Arts in Denver. Linda lives in Boulder. Visit her website at .

Posted Mar. 1, 2013

Apricot Harvest (Indian Paintbrush Poets) is a book of poems written by Victor Pearn (MEngl’83). As a student his poem, “One Year of Grace,” won the 1983 university-wide poetry contest and was the prologue in the 1984 °ä´Ç±ô´Ç°ů˛ą»ĺ˛ą˛ÔĚýyearbook. Victor taught English and writing at Jining University in Qufu, China, in 2009-10. He lives with his wife in Fort Collins, Colo., where he writes and publishes books and poems.

Posted Dec. 1, 2012

Executive director of the National Architectural Accrediting Board Andrea Rutledge (Hist, Thtr’83) received the President’s Medal for Distinguished Service. It is the highest honor bestowed by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards and recognizes those who dedicate part of their careers, energy and wisdom to benefit the council, the public and the architectural profession. She lives in Takoma Park, Md.

Posted Dec. 1, 2012

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney announced that Alan F. Willenbrock (ChemEngr, Mktg’83), a portfolio manager, vice president and financial adviser in its wealth management office in Tucson, was named to the Firm’s Pacesetter’s Club. The club is a global recognition program for financial advisors who, within their first five years, demonstrate the highest professional standards and first-class client service. He lives in Tucson.

Posted Sep. 1, 2012

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