In 2003 Jennifer Kuzma (PhDChem) joined the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs and the Center for Science, Technology and Public Policy at the University of Minnesota. She works as an assistant professor at the university and as associate director of the CSTPP. After earning her degree at CU, she became a research fellow at Rockefeller University’s plant molecular biology lab. This September she co-authored a report that examined the potential applications, benefits and risks of nanotechnology-based food and agriculture.

Posted Dec. 1, 2015

In 2007 and 2011 Arturo Jimenez (A&S; Law’98) was elected to the Denver Public Schools Board of Education to represent northwest Denver. He will finish his current term in November. Arturo is also completing 17 years as an immigration attorney at the Law Office of Arturo Jimenez P.C. He continues to participate in Aztec dance and run races in addition to the Bolder Boulder each year. He can be reached at jimenez.arturo72@gmail.com.

Posted Sep. 1, 2015

The Denver-based nonprofit MyLifeLine.org Cancer Foundation appointed health care executive Pete Sheehan(PolSci) CEO. Pete drives strategic planning, business development, product innovation and partnership development efforts for the organization. He lives in Denver with his wife and two children.

Posted Jun. 1, 2015

Lauren McCain (MPolSci; PhD’03) is a federal lands policy analyst with Defenders of Wildlife, a nonprofit conservation organization. She works to defend, strengthen and expand federal law, policy and management that conserve wildlife and habitat on federal lands. She co-founded and served as executive director of the Southern Plains Land Trust, which protects grassland species on private lands in the Southern Great Plains. She also has helped conduct conservation field projects in Africa and Mongolia, studying wild animals. She lives in Denver.

Posted Jun. 1, 2015

After graduating from CU, Alexander Schuler (Bio, EnvCon) left Boulder for nine years, then returned with the goal of owning his own small business. Now he owns two — Arugula and Tangerine restaurants.

Posted Mar. 1, 2015

Ivar Frithsen (MCDBio’95) joined Valley Regional Hospital in Claremont, N.H., as a hospitalist. He previously worked in Keene, N.H., also as a hospitalist. He received master’s and medical degrees at the Medical College of Pennsylvania/Hahnemann University. Ivar earned a master’s in clinical research from the Medical University of South Carolina where he also completed a fellowship in family medicine.

Posted Dec. 1, 2014

Steven Schwankert (MJour’95) has published a book, Poseidon: China’s Secret Salvage of Britain’s Lost Submarine, the story of a British submarine he discovered off of China’s coast. A certified scuba instructor, Steven founded SinoScuba in 2003. It is Beijing’s first professional diving operator.

Posted Dec. 1, 2014

Bonnie Burton (Engl, Jour’95) has her own reference in the online Star Wars wiki “Wookieepedia.” You read right. How to make it from CU-Boulder to “Wookieepedia”? Burton is a former StarWars.com senior editor and lead writer for The Official Star Wars Blog. For three years, Wired magazine featured her on its list of “100 Geeks You Should be Following on Twitter.” She also worked for Disney Interactive and NBC Universal. Bonnie lives in San Francisco. Read about her on page 52.

Posted Jun. 1, 2014

Cantor Colburn has named intellectual property lawyer Matthew Brad Lawrence (ElEngr’95) a partner at its firm in January. Brad, who worked as counsel at Cantor Colburn, focuses on protecting clients’ inventions through carefully planned patent procurement, integrated with other strategic considerations like development of licensing strategies.

Posted Jun. 1, 2014

The global media and entertainment company Starz announced the promotion of Joe Zamora (Fin’95) to vice president of finance. After 15 years with Starz, he is responsible for budgeting, planning and internal reporting activities as well as financial deal support for Starz Networks’ distribution and studio agreements. Joe lives in Denver.

Posted Jun. 1, 2014

Golden, Colo., resident Alexia Bennetts (EPO-Bio’95) is the owner of Calm Spirit Acupuncture in Arvada, Colo. After graduating Alexia received a diploma in Chinese med-icine and in 1999 opened a clinic in Golden, before taking over her new business in Arvada in 2004. She told The Denver Post she likes helping people find solutions to their health issues when nothing else has worked. Alexia lives in Golden, Colo.

Posted Mar. 1, 2014

±ő˛ÔĚýAmerican Teacher: Heroes in the Classroom by Katrina Fried, Alex Kajitani (Soc’95) is one of 50 teachers profiled and celebrated. Alex lives in Carlsbad, Calif., and works in one of San Diego County’s poorest school districts. He is known for making The Rappin’ Mathematician, a fun way to learn math, and was named California Teacher of the Year in 2009.

Posted Mar. 1, 2014

Delta Sky Magazine profiled Freddy Bensch (Env-Con’95) in the innovator section of its August issue. Freddy is founder and owner of SweetWater Brewing Co. in Atlanta, which opened in 1997.The business has grown to 87 employees. Their full line, including the signature 420 Extra Pale Ale, is available in markets throughout the Southeast. Freddy lives in Decatur, Ga.

Posted Dec. 1, 2013

Ulmer & Berne announced that Stephanie Harley (Psych’95) was recognized as a 2013 Ohio Super Lawyers Rising Star, a designation given to the legal industry’s best lawyers under the age of 40. Nominated by their peers, only 2.5 percent of Ohio lawyers are recognized as “Rising Stars.” Stephanie lives in Avon Lake, Ohio.

Posted Jun. 1, 2013

After graduating from the Leeds School of Business, Eric Sikola (Mktg’95) moved to the fast-paced world of Los Angeles where he founded ExpenseCloud, an expense reporting service. Beginning in 2008 he built the company to include 4,000 customers before successfully selling it to TriNet in May 2012. Prior to ExpenseCloud, Eric worked in the software industry for 15 years in various sales management positions. He, his wife and three children reside in Los Angeles.

Posted Mar. 1, 2013

Minnesota Academy of Family Physicians elected Julie Anderson (EPOBio’95) as president, representing more than 3,000 family physicians in the state. She attended the University of Minnesota Medical School and serves as vice president of her clinic, St. Cloud Medial Group. She lives in St. Cloud, Minn.

Posted Sep. 1, 2012

Cantor Colburn elevated Matthew “Brad” Lawrence (ElEngr’95) to counsel in its Hartford, Conn., office. Matthew concentrates his practice on patent preparation and prosecution, patent landscaping and risk analysis and opinions. Some of the technology areas in which he works include electrical engineering, computer science, communications and automotive technology.

Posted Sep. 1, 2012

For 14 years Brandon Dwight (Kines’95) has competed in the USA Cycling’s cyclocross national championships. He is co-owner of Boulder Cycle Sport and is an advocate for bringing the race to Boulder’s Valmont Bike Park for 2014-15.

Posted Jun. 1, 2012

An entrepreneur since the age of 14, Justin Havlick (Bus’95) has established his own company, Thanasi Foods, the supplier of BIGS Sunflower Seeds, which is one of the fastest growing brands of sunflower seeds. The brand has been featured on the Food Network and has a strong partnership with minor league baseball. Justin lives in Boulder.

Posted Mar. 1, 2012

¸é±đ˛ą±ôłŮ´Ç°ůĚýJames Ditzel (MJour’95) was hired to run the tenant representation division at the commercial real estate company Freeman Myre. In his career, he has completed more than 225 transactions totaling more than $55 million in revenue. James lives in Boulder.

Posted Dec. 1, 2011

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