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Janet Snyder Matthews, BS, Sarasota, Fla., received the Senator Bob Williams Award from Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner in May. The award recognizes one public employee each year who has provided exceptional service in historic preservation in the state. Matthews served as the National Park Service’s associate director for cultural resources in Washington, D.C. from 2004-2009. She currently teaches at the University of Florida as the associate scholar in the university’s historic preservation program.

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Stephen Hanzely, BS, Youngstown, Ohio, received Youngstown State University’s Heritage Award, which recognizes former faculty and professional/administrative staff who have made major contributions to the university during their years of service.

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Thomas Lower, BS, Mentor, Ohio, was the first recipient of ����ɫ��ҹ’s G. Harry Wright Scholarship Award for excellence in theatre in 1966. He went on to earn a master’s degree in speech/theatre from DePauw University, and he was the chair of the Speech and Theatre Department at Lakeland Community College from 1968 to 1995. He continues to teach at Lakeland Community College, Lake Erie College, Palm Beach State and Broward College.

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Peter Foley, BS, Framingham, Mass., recently was selected to serve a third term on the National Federation of State High School Associations’ Swimming and Diving Rules Committee. Foley retired from Weston High School (Mass.) in 2007, where he served as athletic director for 26 years and swimming coach for 35 years.

 

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Thomas Grace, BA, Buffalo, NY, is the author of ����ɫ��ҹ: Death and Dissent in the Long Sixties, published by the University of Massachusetts Press. The book chronicles the history of the campus antiwar movement, including a chapter on the shootings that claimed four lives in May 1970. Nine students were wounded, including the author. Now an adjunct professor of history in western New York, Grace appeared at recent May 4th commemoration events.

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Mark Graeser, BA, Travelers Rest, SC, retired after a career in architecture, sales and marketing. He recently was inducted into the Archbishop Alter High School (Dayton, Ohio) Athletic Hall of Fame.

Estella Hyde, AA, Linesville, Pa., received a national humanitarian award from the National Association of Black Veterans in February. She was honored for multiple endeavors that enabled AARP to enhance inclusion to veterans, especially those from Vietnam and the more recent wars against terrorism. Hyde—a retired professor emeritus from the department of nursing at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania and a retired major in the U.S. Army Nurse Corps—recently served as AARP’s Regional Volunteer Director and was previously the AARP State President in Pennsylvania.

Roberta Newcomer, MA, PhD ’76, Copley, Ohio, was the 2016 recipient of the Ohio Music Education Association’s Distinguished Service Award, given in January at the Annual OMEA Conference in Cincinnati. This award is the highest honor given by OMEA. Newcomer’s work over the past 25 years with the Ohio Department of Education and OMEA has impacted the lives of countless students and music education professionals.

Carter Strang, BS, MEd ’79, Cleveland, Ohio, received the 2016 Cleveland-Marshall College of Law Alumni Association Outstanding Alumni Award. He is a partner with Tucker Ellis LLP in Cleveland, Ohio. At KSU, Strang was a member of the football and ice hockey teams as well as the Honors College. In 2014 he received the KSU Alumni Association Distinguished Alumni Award and is a member of the KSU Honors College Advisory Board.

James Wallace, MA ’73, PhD ’74, Canton, N.Y., associate professor of psychology at St. Lawrence University, will retire in 2017, after 40-plus years of teaching developmental psychology. To honor him, one of his former students contributed $2.5 million to establish a professorship in his name.

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Richard Breedon, BS, Davis, Calif., wrote: “After working 24 years on the CMS [Compact Muon Solenoid] Experiment at CERN, [the European Organization for Nuclear Research], in Geneva, Switzerland, which announced the discovery of the Higgs Boson in 2012, I am retiring from UC Davis at the end of June. Next, I will teach physics at Yale-NUS College in Singapore.”

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John Martin, BA, London, Ohio, retired from the Ohio Attorney General’s Office in 2010 with 30 years’ service. He returned to active duty for five years, then retired from the U.S. Navy in February 2015 after 24 years as an intelligence officer (two jobs overlapped for several years). Martin started a new position with the Village of Mount Sterling [Ohio] as village manager on March 1, 2016.

Sylvia Moore-Davis, BS, Cleveland, Ohio, received a Master of Science in Health Communications from Boston University.

Bryce Wilson, BS, Naples, Fla., was promoted to director of operations for the North Carolina News Network, a division of Curtis Media Group (CMG) based in Raleigh, NC. The network serves 80 radio stations across the Tar Heel State. Wilson has been with CMG since 1984. He was news director for WKSU and WKSR at ����ɫ��ҹ from 1975-76.

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Elizabeth Bartz-Chames, BA, MA ’82, Akron, Ohio, President and CEO of State and Federal Communications, endowed a scholarship for graduating seniors from Howland High School who will attend ����ɫ��ҹ University at Trumbull in Warren, Ohio. She also received the 2016 PLEN (Public Leadership Education Network) Mentor Award in honor of her commitment to train the next generation of women leaders in public policy careers.

G. Patrick Kelley, BS, Canton, Ohio, was named the 2015 Stark County Hunger Task Force Volunteer of the Year. Kelley oversees the Backpack for Kids program, which provides weekend breakfasts, lunches and snacks for about 600 children who receive free or reduced lunches at school.

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Jill Byers, BS, MEd ’88, Wooster, Ohio, wrote: “In April I completed my year as president of the Ohio Association for College Admission Counseling. My admissions career traces back to my ����ɫ��ҹ Honors College years. During dinners at Dean Ottavio Casale’s house, his wife, Linda, inspired me by telling about her admissions career. Years later I earned an admissions position at ����ɫ��ҹ while completing my master’s degree, and I’ve been teaching students across Ohio about college options and opportunities ever since.”

Rebecca (Wolking) Sims, MLS, Papillion, Neb., has accepted the position of library director at Sump Memorial Library in Papillion Nebraska, after 16 years as the director of the Thomas S. Power Library at Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska. Since 2005, Papillion has been listed five times in Money Magazine’s Top 10 Best Places to Live.

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Karen (Jones) Bankston, BSN, MSN ’90, Cincinnati, Ohio, has been recognized by the American Nurses Association as a recipient of one of its 2016 National Awards. Bankston, associate dean for clinical practice, partnership and community engagement for the University of Cincinnati College of Nursing, received the Mary Mahoney Award, which recognizes significant contributions to integration within the nursing profession. Bankston also received the 2016 KSU Alumni Association Professional Achievement Award (read more).

Bruce Sekanick, BS, Youngstown, Ohio, was elected to serve as the 2017-2018 secretary of the American Institute of Architects at the 2016 AIA National Convention in Philadelphia in May. He also is the president of the 2016 AIA Ohio Foundation Board of Directors and architect and corporate secretary-treasurer at Phillips/Sekanick Architects Inc. in Warren, Ohio.

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Gregory Crawford, BS, MA ’88, PhD ’91, Oxford, Ohio, was named the 22nd president of Miami University, effective July 1, 2016. Formerly he was vice president and associate provost (2015-2016) and dean of the College of Science (2008-2015) at the University of Notre Dame. Prior to Notre Dame, he was dean of engineering (2006-2008) and professor of engineering and physics (1996-2008) at Brown University.

Beth Graham, PhD, Cleveland, Ohio, became the new director of ����ɫ��ҹ University’s School of Communication Studies, effective July 1, 2016. Graham recently served as a professor for The University of Akron’s School of Communication; she was the school’s director from 2010-2014.

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Michael Lanstrum, BS, AS ’88, Cleveland, Ohio, published “Revisiting Equal Sums” in the Ohio Journal of School Mathematics (Spring 2016).

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Lynn (Wideman) Eastep, BA, Olmsted Twp., Ohio, was named president of consumer brands for Fathom, a digital marketing agency.

Richard Fabritius, BBA, Smyrna, Ga., was inducted into  the 2016 Phi Delta Theta Georgia Alumni Hall of Fame. Fabritius is managing director of Brunner Inc. and serves as Phi Delta Theta General Council President.

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Karen Adinolfi, MA, Akron, Ohio, partner at Roetzel & Andress LPA, was elected chair of the Board of Trustees of the Akron Blind Center, a nonprofit organization committed to serving the visually impaired of Summit County and the greater Akron area. Adinolfi also was nominated to the Board of Trustees of the Ohio Women’s Bar Association.

Anita Bradley, BA, Strongsville, Ohio, founder and executive director of the Cleveland-based Northern Ohio Recovery Association, was honored in April by the Obama administration as a “Champion of Change” for her community-and peer-based work in drug and alcohol prevention, treatment and recovery. She also was named a winner of the 2015 Women Who Excel Entrepreneur Award from Smart Business magazine (see feature: Overcoming Addiction).

Todd Brown, BBA, Kent, Ohio, was promoted to vice president of finance by Wayne Homes, an Ohio-based custom home builder that specializes in affordable on-your-lot homes.

Catherine Cardwell, MLS, Youngstown, Ohio, was appointed dean of the Nelson Poynter Memorial Library at University of South Florida St. Petersburg. She previously served as director of libraries at Ohio Wesleyan University, and before that was a librarian and administrator at Bowling Green State University.

Ted Traut, BS, Copley, Ohio, was elected a shareholder of Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Co., LPA, a full-service creditors’ rights law firm. He focuses his practice on general consumer collection matters, with an emphasis on insurance subrogation services, for which he has been recognized in the 2010-11 editions of Ohio Rising Stars.

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Kevin Smith, MLS, Lawrence, Kan., was appointed dean for KU Libraries at the University of Kansas, effective May 1, 2016.

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Tracy van der Kuil, BA, Ravenna, Ohio, has joined Cleveland-based design firm Richardson Design as a senior designer.

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Paul Taylor, BS, BArch, Chagrin Falls, Ohio, has been promoted to principal at Bialosky Cleveland and continues to be one of the architectural firm’s key design leads. His workplace design for MarshBerry Corporation was honored with an IIDA Award for Best Small Corporate Office at the 2015 AIA/IIDA Cleveland Design Awards.

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Joseph Salem Jr., MLS, MA ’05, PhD ’14, Akron, Ohio, associate dean for Learning, Undergraduate Services and Commonwealth Campus Libraries, Pennsylvania State University, was one of 28 people selected to participate in the 2016–2017 Leadership Fellows program by the Association of Research Libraries. The program facilitates the development of senior-level leaders in large research libraries and archives. 

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Marcia Ballinger, MBA, North Ridgeville, Ohio, provost and vice president for learner services at Lorain County Community College, has been named president of the two-year school.

David Dees, PhD, Youngstown, Ohio, has been appointed interim dean and chief administrative officer of the ����ɫ��ҹ University Columbiana County campuses, effective July 1. Dees joined ����ɫ��ҹ in 1991 and has served as director of ����ɫ��ҹ’s Center for Teaching and Learning since 2013.

Brian Meng, BS, BArch ’01, Lakewood, Ohio, has been promoted to senior associate at Bialosky & Partners Architects, where he has been a leading project manager for mixed-use projects such as the award-winning Crocker Park and newly-completed Portage Crossing.

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Justin Weese, BS, Landisville, Pa., has joined Godfrey, a nationally ranked business-to-business marketing communications agency, as associate creative director.

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Liz Opsitnik, BS, Arlington, Va., is now managing editor, advice products, at U.S. News & World Report. Previously she was deputy managing editor, autos, U.S. News & World Report, and has been with the company since 2011.

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Jill Christoff, BA, Lakewood, Ohio, has been promoted to associate at Bialosky Cleveland. She received AIA Cleveland’s Emerging Professional Award in 2013.

Crystal Davis, BA, Twinsburg, Ohio, was hired as the new Cleveland-based policy director for the nonprofit Alliance for the Great Lakes, based in Chicago. She will lead the alliance’s policy and advocacy efforts related to Lake Erie and will manage the Ohio office. Davis spent eight years in government relations with ����ɫ��ҹ University, recently serving as the federal relations director for the university’s Office of Government and Community Relations.

Kelly (Sweeney) Stephens, BBA, AA ’01, North Olmsted, Ohio, has been named to the new position of business development director by Sweeney, a leading full-service agency.

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Kira Kittoe-Krivosh, BA, Bay Village, Ohio, an assistant prosecuting attorney for the Cuyahoga County Office of the Prosecutor, received the 2016 Northeast Ohio Top 25 Under 35 Movers & Shakers Award from the Cleveland Professional 20/30 Club, the longest-running young professional group in Northeast Ohio.

Steven Oluic, PhD, Chardon, Ohio, retired dean of arts and sciences at Lakeland Community College, received a Fulbright Community College Administrators Seminar Award in Russia, as announced by the United States Department of State and the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board.

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Janet Gbur, BS, Canfield, Ohio, doctoral candidate in materials science and engineering at Case Western Reserve University, co-authored a paper, “Fatigue and Fracture of Wires and Cables for Biomedical Applications,” in International Materials Reviews.

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David Berlekamp, BS, MUD and MArch ’09, Cleveland, Ohio, has been promoted to associate at Bialosky Cleveland.

Philip Erb, BS, MUD and MArch ’11, Cleveland, Ohio, has been promoted to associate at Bialosky Cleveland.

Christina (Mastrangelo) Haas, MEd, and John Haas, BA ’05, MEd ’10, Newport, R.I., announce the birth of their son, James Thomas Haas, on March 21, 2016.

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Ashley Altiero, BA, Columbus, Ohio, graduated with a master’s degree in counseling from Youngstown State University in 2011. She is employed by Capital University in Bexley, Ohio, where she works as the director of student success and as an adjunct faculty member for the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies. She is pursuing her Juris Doctor at Capital University Law School and will be getting married in December.

Alan Hipps, BS, MArch ’09, Northfield, Ohio, has been promoted to associate at Bialosky Cleveland. Hipps was named to the 2016 Top 25 Under 35 by the Cleveland Professional 20/30 Club.

Elena Long, MA, PhD ’12, Dover, N.H., is one of the executive committee members on the American Physical Society’s ad hoc committee on LGBT issues. They assembled a new report, “LGBT Climate in Physics,” the first rigorous study of its kind to look at LGBT issues and demographics in the field. 

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Daniel Alcorn, BGS, AA ’08, Rutland, Vt., wrote: “I was recently promoted to assistant director of enrollment advising for Norwich University’s College of Graduate and Continuing Studies (CGCS). I was also promoted to senior instructor at CGCS, and I have been teaching at Norwich since 2012.”

Tyler Sullivan, BBA, Pewaukee, Wisc., founded Badger CrossFit in 2011, which has become one of the most successful CrossFit gyms in Wisconsin, with over 10,000 square feet, 300-plus members and 10 coaches. The gym earned recognition from Reebok International in 2012 and sent a team to the CrossFit Regionals in 2015.

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Anthony Lange, BS, Cleveland, Ohio, sports editor for the Chagrin Valley Times, won first place for sports coverage in the 2016 Hooper Awards contest announced during the annual Ohio Newspaper Association convention in Columbus. He previously took first place for both sports coverage and feature writing in 2014. His father, David Lange, BA ’75, Malvern, Ohio, editor emeritus for the Chagrin Valley Times, won first place for editorial writing in the 2016 Hooper contest—the 16th time that his editorials were judged best among Ohio’s weekly newspapers.

Keirston Swope, BGS, MLIS ’15, Louisville, Ohio, accepted a position in the adult and teen services department at the Louisville Public Library in October 2015.

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Amy Alexy, MBA, Akron, Ohio, was promoted to vice president of global talent at the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., where she has worked since 2011. She also serves on the board of Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens and is the 2016 Goodyear United Way chairperson.

Simonne Ronk, MLIS, Dorchester Center, Mass., wrote: “I am employed as an archivist and professor of African American genealogy at the John D. O’Bryant African American Institute at Northeastern University and as generalist librarian at the Boston Public Library.”

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Megan Gaffney, MEd, Hudson, Ohio, is the new assistant principal at Saint Joseph Academy, Cleveland, effective July 1, 2016.

Brittany Kinney, BBA, MSA ’13, Kent, Ohio, was promoted to supervisor by Walthall CPAs, a leading regional certified public accounting and business advisory firm.

Cassandra (Beck) Holloway, BS ’12, Willoughby, Ohio, married Adrian (“AJ”) Holloway, BA ’13, on August 29, 2015. Several ����ɫ��ҹ grads were in the bridal party. Pictured (front row): Melissa Ludwig, BSN ’13, Emily Horwatt, Katie Taylor, Cassandra (Beck) Holloway, Gia Mauer, Rachael Lyons, BS ’12, Nicole Slat; (back row): Michael Richardson, BBA ’11, John Wheeler, Bob Peternel, AJ Holloway, Vince Hug, Zach Schleyer, Brian Zoeckler, BS ’12.

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Timothy Novotny, MA, Coos Bay, Ore., spent 25 years on the journalism side, in broadcast and print, but began putting his new public relations master’s degree to work as communications coordinator at Bay Area Hospital (Coos Bay, Ore.) in September 2015.

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Carissa Klein, BBA, Canton, Ohio, is the new recruiting coordinator for Norris McLaughlin & Marcus, P.A.

Stephanie Rex, MA, Pittsburgh, Pa., was hired as vice president of marketing, public relations and social media for Z Brand Group, an award-winning advertising and marketing agency located in downtown Pittsburgh.

Clayton Ruminski, MLIS, Hubbard, Ohio, wrote: “I will be releasing my first book, Iron Valley: The Transformation of the Iron Industry in Ohio’s Mahoning Valley, 1802-1913, with The Ohio State University Press in spring 2017. Also, I accepted an archives specialist position at the Hagley Museum and Library in Wilmington, Delaware, starting in April 2016.”

Kaila Unger, BBA, Lakewood, Ohio, joined as an associate at the Cleveland office of Walthall CPAs, a leading regional certified public accounting and business advisory firm.

In Memory

The little sunburst denotes an Alumni Association member. For a list of life members, visit .

Marjorie Corell ’38, October 25, 2015

Helen Greene ’42, July 25, 2015

James Carson ’43, March 29, 2016

Lorin Correll ’45, July 1, 2015

S. Lee Hope ’47, January 31, 2016

Robert Bader ’48, January 30, 2016

William Cady ’48, January 4, 2015

Audrie La Towsky ’48, December 30, 2015

George Davis ’49, March 29, 2016

Robert Evans ’49, January 27, 2016

Paul Watson ’49, August 11, 2014

Irene Cross ’50, August 25, 2015

George Hettinger ’50, November 9, 2014

William Shie ’50, August 16, 2014

Theodore Sudia ’50, April 15, 2015

Rose Beck ’52, March 31, 2014

Edward Bednarz ’52, July 11, 2015

J. Quentin Jones ’52, March 9, 2016

Mae (Scheuffler) Otting ’52, March 15, 2016

George Weiss ’52, February 11, 2016

Leslie Zorge ’52, April 17, 2016

Edwin Bonebrake ’53, October 25, 2014

Albert Hales ’53, July 14, 2014

John Shaheen ’53, January 7, 2016

Clyde Slyman ’54, June 26, 2014

Irwin Solomon ’54, June 1, 2014

Yvonne Thomas Ezzie ’54, MEd ’72, December 19, 2014

Steve Turchik ’54, December 30, 2015

Patricia Belaney ’55, April 26, 2016

Roger Vinck ’55, November 19, 2014

Robert Knapp ’56, November 9, 2015

Richard Velzy ’56, December 21, 2015

Lee Aldrich ’57, April 26, 2015

John Jackson ’57, April 5, 2014

Michael McDonnell ’57, March 5, 2016

Patricia Stimac ’57, March 30, 2016

Edward Galloway ’59, February 27, 2016

Blanford Fuller ’58, MA ’68, October 30, 2012

Joyce Flowers ’60, September 6, 2015

Linda Klein ’61, September 13, 2015

David Meeker ’61, May 23, 2016

Fred Di Lullo ’62, November 16, 2015

Edward Zawada ’62, December 17, 2015

John Bianchi ’63, August 1, 2015

Jean Herritt ’63, February 15, 2016

Robert Householder ’63, November 30, 2014

Gerald Nowak ’63, April 26, 2016

Sigrid Wagner ’63, February 26, 2016

John Batchelor ’64, January 10, 2016

Margaret Comrie ’64, January 20, 2016

Ruth Paton ’64, April 20, 2016

David Scullin ’64, December 25, 2015

Alba Urban ’64, February 1, 2015

Franklin De Marco ’65, March 13, 2016

Ava La Rocca ’65, April 1, 2014

Dorothy Mansfield ’65, September 27, 2014

James Price ’65, January 15, 2015

Ronald Deibel ’66, January 8, 2016

Veronica Turner ’66, December 26, 2014

Ralph Gordon ’66, August 31, 2015

Anton Habenschuss ’66, October 26, 2015

Ellen Kidder ’66, January 28, 2016

Eugene Landis ’66, March 17, 2016

Byron Worster ’66, February 12, 2016

Frederick Albrecht ’67, February 5, 2016

Dorothy Cliffel ’67, May 23, 2015

Jacalyn Dann ’68, March 14, 2016

Robert Kimmell ’68, October 23, 2015

Carol Kuhaneck ’68, March 30, 2016

Harry Ferares ’70, February 12, 2015

Donald Kaminski ’70, July 12, 2015

Marilyn Rosenstein ’70, February 2, 2015

Joyce Whalen ’70, May 17, 2015

William Wright ’70, June 8, 2015

Gerald Hannum ’71, January 9, 2016

Charles Berty ’72, June 21, 2015

Ernestine Lee ’72, February 8, 2016

Warren Mason ’72, November 24, 2014

Richard Marsh ’73, March 24, 2016

Patrick Mastrangelo ’73, August 9, 2014

Gary Raber ’73, December 26, 2015

William Spaninger ’73, April 13, 2015

Kathryn (Lewis) Walker, MEd ’73, December 16, 2015

Sharon Farley ’74, September 26, 2015

John Payak ’74, October 2, 2015

Everett Dennison ’75, January 22, 2016

Teddy Eagon ’75, March 29, 2014

James Lieteau ’75, November 7, 2015

Sharan Mansfield ’75, September 25, 2015

Frederick Rubin ’76, October 6, 2015

Thomas Berg ’77, June 10, 2014

Barbara Hawkins ’77, March 8, 2016

James Hildebrand ’77, July 4, 2015

Raymond Kujala ’77, June 8, 2015

Charles Lewis ’77, March 11, 2014

Maxine Seibel ’77, February 29, 2016

Denise Roggenbuck ’78, January 19, 2016

Russell Pry ’80, July 31, 2016

Krissann Torok ’80, January 29, 2016

Carol Cornell ’81, January 7, 2016

Martha Meekins ’81, January 28, 2016

Mary Ann Hays ’82, March 4, 2016

Nancy Tasseff ’82, August 29, 2015

Betty Kisel ’83, June 1, 2014

Bradley Eppinger ’84, January 17, 2014

Todd Aughinbaugh ’85, October 1, 2014

Ronald Brown ’86, January 5, 2015

Tammi Siss ’86, November 26, 2015

John Kraig ’87, August 10, 2015

Paul Zoller ’87, February 13, 2016

N. Russel Blosser ’88, February 20, 2016

Debbie Gass ’88, September 21, 2015

Pamela Slater ’88, January 21, 2015

Charlotte Douglas ’89, February 29, 2016

Kathleen Hogan ’89, June 3, 2015

Jerry Snyder ’89, December 17, 2014

Mary Sealy ’92, March 2, 2016

Kelly Thomas ’92, April 4, 2015

Diane Nims ’93, December 12, 2014

David Gonzalez ’94, July 7, 2014

Randall Chapman ’95, January 5, 2015

Keven Hutner ’96, November 27, 2014

Teresa Davies Johns ’96, March 12, 2015

Renee Richards ’96, August 1, 2015

Andrea Rakocy Burton ’98, October 27, 2015

Debra McFadden ’98, December 30, 2015

Kenneth Howard ’99, March 23, 2016

Brad Forster ’00, March 24, 2016

Tiffany Gerber ’00, April 2, 2016

Martha Morgan ’00, December 3, 2015

Linda Robertson ’05, April 8, 2016

Christine Campbell ’07, December 2, 2015

Kelli Cwiklinski ’11, November 25, 2015

Nicholas Limpose ’11, December 14, 2014

Benjamin Rizzo ’14, March 11, 2016

Brian Petras ’15, January 23, 2016

James Smith ’15, February 18, 2016

Andreas Diamantopoulos ’17, February 28, 2016

Dylan Stone ’19, March 11, 2016

Faculty

H. David Mohan, MA ’94, former dean of the Geauga Campus and Twinsburg Academic Center, November 22, 2015

Rozell Duncan, PhD ’96, assistant professor at KSU’s School of Communication Studies, August 15, 2016

Ted Rounds, associate professor at KSU’s School of Music, August 24, 2016