Zachary Szlendak (MEcon; PhD’20) joined the Institute for Defense Analyses (IDA) as a research staff member in the Cost Analysis and Research Division of the Systems and Analyses Center. IDA is a nonprofit corporation seeking to answer U.S. security and science policy questions. 

Posted Nov. 5, 2021

As a second grade student in Lafayette, Kenny Nguyen (PolSci, Comm) was a dreamer in the I Have a Dream program, which provides long-term academic support and college scholarships to students from low-income households. After graduating from CU as a first-generation college student, he joined AmeriCorps to volunteer with the I Have a Dream Foundation of Boulder County. Now, Kenny works as executive assistant to Colorado Lt. Governor Dianne Primavera. In May, he was one of four alumni nationally recognized at the I Have a Dream Foundation’s 40th anniversary gala. 

Posted Nov. 5, 2021

Last year, while writing his book Till Myth Do Us Part, Darius Ebrahimi (Econ’16) made Hong Kong — where he lived as a child — his base to visit 20 countries in 20 months. The book is inspired by the legendary love story of Orpheus and Eurydice. Darius lives in San Francisco.

Posted Mar. 6, 2023

Assistant professor of public health at Pacific University Adelle Monteblanco (PhDSoc’16) was recognized as a 2023 Emerging Scholar by Diverse: Issues In Higher Education magazine. Only 15 scholars received the recognition for their stellar teaching, research and service out of several hundred nominees. Adelle previously served as an assistant professor of sociology at Middle Tennessee University.

Posted Mar. 6, 2023

Outdoor enthusiast Brit Goldman (Comm’16) is the group sales manager for Sage Outdoor Adventures, a Vail-based outdoor guided adventure company offering snowmobiling, horseback riding, rafting and more. In January, CU’s head football coach, Deion Sanders, and his partner, Tracy Edmonds, visited Vail for a snowmobiling tour with Sage Outdoor Adventures. Coach Prime shared his visit on social media and said, “Vail, Colorado, changed my life, I’ll never be the same.â€

Posted Jul. 10, 2023

Author and finance professional ¶Ù²¹°ù¾±³Ü²õÌý·¡²ú°ù²¹³ó¾±³¾¾±â€™s (Econ’16) first book, Till Myth Do Us Part, received the 2023 Indie Reader Discovery Award for a fantasy novel. He released a second book, Detective Death in May 2023. Each novel is the first book in a four-part series. He lives in Boulder. 

Posted Nov. 6, 2023

Anisha Lamsal (EnvEngr’16; MS’19), born and raised in Nepal, is the founder and CEO of the Bahini Education Project, a nonprofit that aims to educate and empower young women in rural Nepal while helping them reach their educational and career goals and teach them leadership skills. In addition to her role with the nonprofit, she works full-time as an environmental engineer at the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, where she designs drinking water treatment systems and conducts research on desalination.

Posted Mar. 4, 2024

Arielle I. Goren (Phil’16) is a new attorney at the law firm Leech Tishman. Based in Los Angeles, Goren is an associate in litigation practice at the firm, where she focuses on business litigation disputes, representing both public entities and private clients.

Posted Jul. 15, 2024

Ben Mousseau (ChemEngr’16), a global supply manager at Tesla, was awarded the 2024 Distinguished Alumni Mentor of the Year Award by CU Boulder’s Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering. Inspired by the mentors who guided him, Mousseau has been giving back by mentoring students since 2019. “I am very thankful for this award," Mousseau said. “I’m glad that I have been able to make an impact, and I’m always open to having discussions with other students.â€

Posted Jul. 15, 2024

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