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In January听Sandy Husk听(MEdu鈥�79, EdD鈥�89) became CEO of Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID). AVID is a nonprofit kindergarten-through-higher-education system that prepares students for four-year college eligibility. Sandy has served as a superintendent of various school districts for almost 18 years with a broad and deep experience helping underserved students from challenging backgrounds succeed academically. She lives in Salem, Ore.

础迟迟辞谤苍别测听Rick Rubin听(Law鈥�79) joined Fox Rothschild as partner. In July Fox Rothschild merged with Denver law firm Lottner Rubin Fishman Saul. Rick represents a variety of clients, including financial institutions, insurance companies, homebuilders and other property owners and developers of commercial real property. He focuses on acquisitions, sales, loans, leases, foreclosures, title insurance issues, land use, common interest communities and other transaction matters related to real estate and corporate law. Rick lives in Denver.

颁测肠濒颈蝉迟听Henry Kramer听(Econ鈥�79) won the men鈥檚 55-59 UCI Cyclocross Masters World Championship on Jan. 31 in Louisville, Ky. It took Henry 37 minutes and 43 seconds to complete the three-lap race for the California Giant Berry Farms team. Cyclocross consists of racing many laps on a short course of pavement, wooded trails, grass, steep hills and obstacles. Henry lives in Menlo Park, Calif.

In April听Scott Flanders听(Econ鈥�79) spoke at CU鈥檚 65th Conference on World Affairs. He is CEO of Playboy Enterprises, a company that markets the Playboy brand through a wide range of media properties and licensing initiatives. Scott works on the company鈥檚 strategic direction and global business operations. He and his wife live in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Former CU cross country and track听star听Mary Decker Slaney听(A&S ex鈥�79) was part of the 2012 Colorado Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Class and received recognition at the ceremony in November. She was the first star in any women鈥檚 varsity sport at Colorado, set numerous CU records and was a six-time All-American before turning professional following her sophomore year.听 In 1982 she set six world records and, during her career, set world records in 10 different events.听 A two-time Olympian, she won the coveted Sullivan Award as the top amateur athlete in the United States in 1982. Mary lives in Eugene, Ore.

Boulder resident听Richard Wobbekind* (MEcon鈥�79, PhD鈥�84) is executive director of CU-Boulder鈥檚 Business Research Division and senior associate dean for academic programs. He has been on the faculty at Leeds School of Business since 1985 and associate dean since 2000. Richard teaches MBA students in macroeconomics, public policy, entrepreneurship and managerial economics and has received three awards for teaching excellence.

*Lifetime member

础迟迟辞谤苍别测听Dan Cartin听(PolSci鈥�79, MPubAd鈥�11) has been working with the Office of Legislative Legal Services of the Colorado General Assembly for 23 years and has served as director of the office since 2010. In December 2011, he received his master鈥檚 degree in public administration from CU-Denver. Dan lives in Lafayette, Colo., with his wife and two daughters.

A professional public speaking coach, speech writer, curriculum developer and trainer,听Andi O鈥機onor听(Art鈥�79, MEdu鈥�90, PhD鈥�98) founded Communication Consulting in 2005. Prior to opening her consulting firm, she was an assistant professor at Ohio University and a visiting professor at CU. Andrea has found her doctorate prepared her to tackle life as a tenure-track academic and find multiple professional opportunities. She lives in Boulder.

As director of CU鈥檚 BioServe Space Technologies听Louis Stodieck听(Aero鈥�79, MS鈥�81, PhD鈥�85) was involved with a contest that challenged 14-to-18-year-old students to design space experiments. BioServe is responsible for turning the winning entries into experiments that can be launched to the International Space Station. Louis told the BoulderCamera听that the intention of the project was to stimulate interest in space and technology. He lives in Boulder.

International Foundation for Electoral Systems鈥� chief of party听Michael Getto听(Jour鈥�79) trains and supports election management in Yerevan, Armenia. Michael also conducts voter education for IFES, a nonprofit leader in election assistance and democracy promotion. For the past seven and a half years, Michael has worked in democracy and governance programming in the former Soviet Union. In the U.S. he鈥檚 based in Laguna Hills, Calif.

Frank听McElvain听(ElEngr鈥�80) wrote听SFC: A Poor Man鈥檚 Battle,听which highlights the life听of Frank鈥檚 father, John听McElvain, including听his military service in听World War II and Vietnam听and many family secrets.听The book was inspired听by letters found after听Frank鈥檚 father passed听away and is available on听Amazon. Frank lives in听Morgan Hill, California.听

The documentary Dave Grusin: Not Enough Time, created by Barbara Bentree (MusEdu鈥�80), was screened April 5 at the Boedecker Theater in Boulder. The film honors Dave Grusin (Mus鈥�56; HonDocMus鈥�89), a distinguished film and television composer who co-founded GRP Records, a jazz record label. This film has been screened at various film and music festivals, and won the best documentary award at the Rome Independent Film Festival in Italy. Barbara lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

鈥嬧�婰ast year, Denver鈥檚 FOX 31 News aired a segment on Tony Ortega (Span鈥�80; MFA鈥�95), who creates artwork fusing Mexican and American Culture. His work can be seen at galleries across the country, including the Denver Art Museum, the Los Angeles County Museum and the Colorado Springs Fine Art Center. His art is also exhibited in other countries, including several in Latin America. Tony is a professor in the department of fine and performing arts at Regis University.

After graduating, Dana Stabin (Art) began his journey as a career military officer, serving 20 years as a U.S. Air Force pilot, followed by 20 years flying for United Airlines out of San Francisco, Washington, D.C., and, for the last 10 years, New York. He spent a decade in the hills of Vermont and is now settled in the hills of New York. 鈥淏oulder will do that to you,鈥� he wrote.

Gary Shirman (Soc) of Boulder and Michael Hake (Mktg鈥�02) of Erie, Colorado, formed Boulder Wealth Advisors, a financial planning and investment management firm.

In the fall at Hunter Mountain, New York, Ted Blazer (PE) was inducted in the Ski Areas of New York Hall of Fame. For 30 years Ted worked for the Olympic Authority in Lake Placid, New York, with 20 years as CEO. He is now vice president of urban development for Doppelmayr USA, educating urban planners regarding the use of aerial gondolas as public transportation.听

The Academyof Legal Studies in Business presented Lucien Dhooge (Hist) with its distinguished career faculty award at its annual conference. Lucien is the Sue and John Staton Professor of Law at Georgia Tech, where he teaches international business law, legal aspects of business and ethical decision-making.

As part of her semi-retirement, Sheryl Dumont (PE) writes that she New CU Boulder students performed the wave at the 鈥淲elcome to Our Herd鈥� event in August.spends half of her year in Firestone, Colo., and the other half in Boston, where she manages a personal pet and in-home housesitting service.

Joanie Griffin (Jour) was inducted into the New Mexico Tourism Hall of Fame in April. In 1990, Joanie founded the public relations firm Griffin & Associates in Albuquerque. She rebranded her firm as Sunny 505 with a stronger focus on social media, web and print design and video production. Joanie lives in Albuquerque with her husband, Rob Durham.

After graduating from CU, Michael Allan Fox (ElEngr) worked at Bell Labs while earning a master鈥檚 in electrical engineering from Stanford University. He later attended medical school at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia before training as a radiologist. In his spare time, he plays piano, sings with a barbershop chorus and performs in community theater musicals. He lives in San Rafael, Calif.听