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1970s
1975
Nicolas Caruso, Jr., BA (Flor), was promoted to associate executive director for field services and technology at the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education, where he recently celebrated his 32nd year. He writes that his work takes him all over the state for professional development, facilitation and training. Caruso contributes to School Administrator Magazine and American School Board Journal and to books on educational leadership.
Bruce Laue, BA (Metro), a freelance writer, wrote a story about maritime archeologist Mensun (Michael) Bound, BA’76 (Ruth), titled “To Antarctica from Rutherford: ‘Where It All Began.’” Laue’s work has appeared in Taki’s Magazine, Splice Today and New York Press, among others. He writes that he was editor of the student newspaper at the Metropolitan Campus and recipient of the New York State Defense of Liberty Medal for service after the September 11 attacks. Read more at www.bruceantoniolaue.com.
1976
Mensun (Michael) Bound, BA (Ruth), a maritime archeologist and trustee of the Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust, was honored in October 2025 by The Elisha Kent Kane Historical Society with a Gold Medal for his discovery of the Endurance, the long-sought ship of Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton.
1980s
1983
Elizabeth Ramsey Clark, BA (Metro), retired from teaching in Florida public schools after 20 years in the field. She has a master’s degree in curriculum and instruction from the American College of Education. Ramsey Clark is a mentor in the Take Stock in Children college scholarship program and is on the board of directors of the Star Center Theatre in Gainesville, Fla.
1986
Angeliki Frangou, BS (Metro), chair and CEO of Navios Maritime Partners, was Columbia University’s undergraduate School of Engineering and Applied Science Class Day speaker in May. She earned her master’s from Columbia University in 1988.
1989
Charles “Chip” Berdinis, BA (Metro), and his wife, Ruth, the owners of DonutNV, a food truck specializing in mini donuts and fresh lemonade, received a Small Business Excellence Award from the Greater Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce. The award celebrates small business innovation, resilience and excellence.
1990s
1992
Peter Gray, MBA (Ruth), joined Fidelity Bank as executive vice president, chief lending officer and market president for the Lehigh Valley. He was previously senior executive vice president and COO at ESSA Bank & Trust.
1994
Brian Godau, MBA (Metro), joined NAI James E. Hanson’s office in Parsippany, N.J., as vice president. His career spans more than 30 years in brokerage, corporate real estate management and development advisory services. Previously, he was first vice president at CBRE.
Elizabeth Eaton MacDougall, PhD (Metro), a professor of psychology at Bridgewater (Va.) College (BC), received the Ben and Janice Wade Outstanding Teaching Award. She is director of student research, managing BC’s donor-funded summer research projects, The Research Experience @ Bridgewater and the Martin Science Research Institute and more. She is faculty adviser of the Bridgewater Chapter of Psi Chi, the psychology honor society.
1997
Philip Casella, BA (Metro), has been named head women’s soccer coach of the American University Eagles. He was previously head coach at Wagner College in Staten Island, N.Y., leading the Seahawks to the 2025 Northeast Conference championship and first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance.
Laura Zepp, MAT (Flor), retired in June after 29 years as a Spanish teacher at Glen Ridge (N.J.) High School. She plans to travel and continue tutoring students.
1998
James Rana, BA (Metro), is a former FDU adjunct professor who also directed University productions. He was in the Broadway and touring companies of “The Band’s Visit” and “The Kite Runner” and appeared in “Love’s Labor’s Lost” at the Royal Shakespeare Company. He wrote, produced and starred in the short film “Strays,” winner of the Jury Award at the Independent Shorts Awards in Los Angeles; Best Short at the Calgary Independent Film Festival; Best Short at the Sweden Film Awards; and nominee for breakthrough actor at the Festival of Cinema NYC. “Strays” was acquired for distribution by 7 Palms Entertainment.
2000s
2000
Staci Fischer Laico, MA (Metro), volunteers with Dinner & Duds for the Homeless, Inc. in St. Petersburg, Fla., a nonprofit devoted to feeding and providing clothing to the city’s most vulnerable citizens.
2001
Roman Oben, MPA (Flor), vice president of football development strategy for the National Football League (NFL) and former NFL player, has been named associate commissioner for football by the Southeastern Conference (SEC). According to the SEC, he “brings a rare combination of elite football experience and high-level sports-business leadership, with more than 15 years serving in senior executive and board roles across professional football, collegiate athletics, and global sport development.” As associate commissioner for football, Oben will provide strategic leadership, working closely with conference staff, athletics directors and head coaches to ensure competitive excellence.
2003
Louis Bordi, BA, MAS’05 (Metro), retired in December 2025 after 40 years with the Voorhees (N.J.) Township Police Department. Since joining the department, Bordi worked as a patrol officer; canine handler and trainer; patrol lieutenant; captain and, since 2012, chief of police. He was on the executive board of the Camden County Association of Chiefs of Police and the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police (NJSACP). He was named to the IACP, Patrol and Tactics Board in 2016, 2017 and 2018. He was president of the NJSACP (2020–2021).
David Johnson, BA (Flor), announced the first platform acquisition of Abraxas Group, Chicago, Ill. He is the company’s CEO and is focused on expanding into adjacent product categories, increasing its efficiency in advertising and marketing expenses and entering additional markets.
2004
Carlea Dries, MA, PsyD’16 (Metro), was named the School Psychologist of the Year by the New Jersey Association of School Psychologists. The award recognizes excellence in the provision of psychological services by a field-based practitioner. A neuropsychologist at the Alpine Learning Group in Paramus, N.J., she is also an adjunct faculty member in FDU’s Marion Turpan College of Psychology and Counseling.
2006
Kia Damon-Olson, MA (Flor), was named assistant women’s basketball coach for the University of Virginia Cavaliers. Previously, she was head coach at Lafayette for nine seasons.
Adam Kerins, MBA (Flor), joined P.G. Chambers School, a special-education school in Cedar Knolls, N.J., as executive director. He has 22 years of nonprofit leadership experience. Previously, he was executive director of the Zoological Society of New Jersey, leading strategic planning, fundraising, communications and community-centric programming.
2009
Karen Lenar Winn, MFA (Flor), published her second novel, The Society, with Dutton/Penguin Random House. The suspense novel centers on two women who become darkly intertwined with a secret society in Boston, Mass. Her short story, “An (Updated) History of the Modern World,” was published in Ploughshares.
Amanda Wolfe, BA/MA (Flor), a real estate attorney, joined the Norris McLaughlin PA office in Bridgewater, N.J. She was previously counsel at Dempsey, Dempsey & Sheehan in Summit, N.J., and at Post Polak PA in Roseland, N.J. Wolfe received her juris doctor degree from the University of Florida’s Fredric G. Levin College of Law in Gainesville.
2010s
2010
Mordechai Sutton, BA (Metro), has been promoted to partner at Haynes Boone, N.Y.C. He focuses on commercial real estate finance, including the representation of institutional lenders and borrowers in the origination and workouts of mortgage and mezzanine loans, and the representation of lenders in secondary-market transactions.
2011
Eric Crafton, MAS (Metro), was in Marquis Who’s Who for his expertise in public safety and veterans’ causes. A police sergeant at the North Bergen (N.J.) Police Department, he joined the department in 2012. He’s been named Officer of the Month twice. He is founder and president of the New Jersey Veteran Support Alliance, which offers “veterans and their families access to transitional housing, guidance through the complexities of the U.S. healthcare system and experiences of hope and resilience.” He’s been a member of the New Jersey Army National Guard since 2018, serving as a staff sergeant.
Patrick Kissane, BA, MAS’15 (Metro), director of school safety and security at Edison (N.J.) Township Schools, earned his doctorate in education from Monmouth University, West Long Branch, N.J. A retired deputy chief of the Fort Lee (N.J.) Police Department, he has more than 30 years of public safety experience. Kissane is on the New Jersey K–12 School Security Task Force subcommittee and the New Jersey Law Enforcement Education Working Group. In 2023, he received the FDU PINNACLE Award, one of the highest awards bestowed on alumni.
Joseph Meglio, BS (Flor), founded GameChanger Fitness, a personalized strength training brand, and opened two new studios in Montclair and Hillsborough Township. A former member of the Devils baseball team, he founded GameChanger 12 years ago. Meglio initially trained young athletes before shifting to structured, coach-led strength training for adults. His studios provide individualized programs in a small-group setting.
2013
Paul Bachovchin, BA, MAS’14 (Metro), retired from the Manchester (N.J.) Township Police Department after 27 years. He initially served in the Patrol Division. Bachovchin became a leader in traffic safety, crash investigation and officer training. An educator at the Ocean County Police Academy, he was promoted to sergeant in 2016 and later to lieutenant.
Janelle Hall, MPA (Metro), was appointed to the Passaic (N.J.) School Board to fill a vacancy created when a board member was elected to the Board of County Commissioners. Hall was then elected to one of the board’s three open seats in the April election.
Thy Truong, BS (Van), was appointed to the board of directors of Corel Exploration in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. A Chartered Professional Accountant, she serves as director of FP&A (financial planning and analysis), tax and internal controls at Vizsla Silver Corp., and as CFO of Tarachi Gold Corp.
2014
Tariq Ali Faraj Hashim Al-Ansari, MAS (Metro), was appointed Qatar’s Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Canada. As part of the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs, he has held high-ranking diplomatic posts including ambassador to the Republic of South Africa; director of the International Cooperation Department; director of the International Technical Cooperation Department; chief of staff to the United Nations High Representative in New York; vice president of the Office of the U.N. General Assembly; counselor at the Permanent Mission of the State of Qatar to the United Nations; and, recently, Qatar’s ambassador to the Arab Republic of Egypt.
Elizabeth Carlin, BA (Flor), is a member of the 2025–2026 IlluminArt Touring Company and a teaching artist, performing shows in repertory at elementary, intermediate, high schools and senior centers in Staten Island and beyond. In May, Carlin played Sparkle in the mini musical “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star” for children ages five and younger.
Reed Duchscher, MSM (Metro), was elected as a Class II director to Funko, Inc. He’s been chief executive officer of Night Inc., a talent management and venture platform, since 2015.
Brian Ko, MS (Flor), was promoted to partner of Nisivoccia, a full-service accounting and advisory firm in Mt. Arlington, N.J. He has been with the firm for 15 years and has been part of its Governmental Entity Group. Ko’s expertise lies in accounting, auditing and budget-planning services for a range of public sector clients, including charter schools, municipalities, joint insurance funds, boards of education and libraries.
Mary Nelson, BA, MAS’15 (Metro), was appointed interim chief of the Jackson Township (N.J.) Police Department — making her the first female interim chief and also its first female lieutenant and captain. She started her career in 2001 at the Ocean Township (Waretown) Police Department, joining the Jackson Police Department in 2004. She served as a patrol officer and field training officer before being promoted to sergeant in 2011 and to lieutenant in 2018.
2015
Gagan Chopra, MAS (Metro), was promoted to sergeant in the South Brunswick (N.J.) Police Department. A 16-year veteran of the department, he most recently served as patrolman first class. Chopra previously was a field training officer, evidence technician, Alcotest operator and emergency vehicle operations instructor.
Melanie Schulman Getz, BA (Flor), was promoted to partner at Fox Rothschild, Princeton, N.J. A member of the firm’s Labor and Employment group, she represents clients in a wide range of business disputes, focusing on workplace discrimination and retaliation claims. Previously, Getz assisted in a broad range of commercial litigation.
Arif Mohammed, MS (Metro), a team lead at Apple Inc., wrote AI Made Human: Tales of Geithwick, explaining artificial intelligence and machine learning in a straightforward way. Published by Success Publications Sar in December 2025, the book’s characters are based on a card game he created called Hangry Dogs.
2016
Jennifer Bruce, BA/MA (Flor), joined Weber Gallagher LLP’s office in Harrisburg, Pa., as an associate in its Trucking and Transportation practice group. Her practice focuses on defending claims arising from transportation accidents, commercial disputes and related liability issues in both state and federal courts.
Smriti Sharan, MBA (Metro), was recognized as one of the Top 15 Female Salesforce Influencers in the world for 2026 by SalesforceBen. She was ranked #12 worldwide and was one of only two professionals from India to make the list. Sharan is a senior salesforce project manager at LTIMindtree, 7X Salesforce Certified. She writes that her time at FDU played a foundational role in shaping her career, which she hopes could inspire current students and fellow alumni, especially women in tech.
2019
Joseph Fastige, BA, MAS’20 (Metro), was promoted to detective sergeant in the Manchester Township (N.J.) Police Department. He began his law-enforcement career in 2008, joining the Manchester department in 2011. Fastige served in the Patrol Bureau, Narcotics Enforcement and Investigations Bureau and has managed high-level investigations. He has earned more than 20 departmental awards and three Chief’s Awards.
April Herrington, MAS (Metro), was appointed as the sixth chief of police of the Voorhees Township (N.J.) Police Department. In her two-decade tenure with the department, she has held positions from patrol officer and firearms instructor to investigator, detective and captain of the Operations Division prior to being named deputy chief in 2022.
Tatiyana Lofton, BSCivET (Metro), has been appointed South Orange Downtown’s liaison to the South Orange Performing Arts Center (SOPAC), bringing her engineering, entrepreneurship and community leadership background to the role. Lofton is vice chair of South Orange Downtown, a member of SOPAC’s board of governors and is a realtor with Coldwell Banker.
2020s
2020
Yenlys Flores-Bolivard, MA (Metro), is the borough clerk in Glen Ridge, N.J., and is the first Latina to hold this position. Born in the Dominican Republic, she came to New York City at age 18. Flores-Bolivard was previously the municipal clerk of Bogota.
In February, Monika Herrera, PsyD (Metro), was a featured guest at the BEYOND Polish American Women’s Club Event, hosted by Radio RAMPA in Ridgewood, N.Y., on “Your Power in Words: Assertive Communication with Your Partner.” She is founder and director of Nadzieja Hope Polish American Psychological Services in Manhattan, N.Y., which combines psychological care with empathy and cultural sensitivity. Herrera is a lecturer at Queens College, The City University of New York.
Lise Olsen, MFA (Flor), is the author of The Scientist and the Serial Killer, which was published by Random House in April 2025. Her award-winning debut book, Code of Silence, is now out on paperback. Code of Silence won the 2022 Investigative Reporters and Editors Book Award and the Carr P. Collins Nonfiction Book of the Year award from the Texas Institute of Letters.
2021
Kristen Aufiero, BA (Flor), and Josh Atkins, BA (Flor), MAT’22 (Metro), were married on July 12, 2025, at Brigalias in Sicklerville, N.J.
Krista Waters, BA (Metro), joined Stafford Township, N.J., as its recreation specialist. She first joined the township in 2023 as a floating clerk typist, filling in for staffers on leave. Prior to joining the Stafford Township, Waters worked at The Holiday Inn in Manahawkin, N.J., organizing events.
In Memoriam
(Photo: Deborah Feingold)
Edward L. Hennessy, Jr., BS’55 (Ruth), former Board of Trustees chair and retired chairman and CEO of the aerospace, automotive and engineering giant AlliedSignal, passed away on May 8, at the age of 98.
During his 20-year tenure, Hennessy presided over AlliedSignal through a series of major acquisitions and mergers leading it to become one of the nation’s prominent technology firms.
He joined the FDU Board of Trustees in 1978 and served for 16 years, including 11 as chairman. He was a generous benefactor, chairing the University’s first comprehensive capital campaign, Partners in Education, and later the Challenge 90s Campaign. He and his wife, Ruth, also established the Edward L. Hennessy, Jr. and Ruth S. Hennessy Foundation Scholarship Fund at FDU.
In recognition of his continued philanthropy and support of the University, the iconic Vanderbilt-Twombly mansion at the Florham Campus bears his name. The building was dedicated as Hennessy Hall in May 2007. His support also made possible the Elizabeth Ruth Hennessy Athletic Field, named for his daughter, in 2021.
In 1984, he received an honorary doctor of laws degree from FDU, and in 1989 he was honored as a member of the PINNACLE’s inaugural class of alumni. The following year he was awarded the inaugural Charter Day award for his dedication as a trustee and chairman of the board.
He is predeceased by his wife of 65 years, Ruth. He is survived by his daughter, Elizabeth; a son, Michael; two grandchildren and several nieces, nephews, grand-nieces and grand-nephews as well as great grand-nieces and nephews.
Richard J. Codey, BA’81 (Flor), a former New Jersey governor and legislator, died on January 11, at age 79.
He was the longest-serving state legislator in New Jersey’s history; he was president and co-president of the New Jersey Senate and was the 53rd governor from 2004–06. He retired from the New Jersey Senate in 2024.
At FDU, he created the Governor Richard J. Codey Scholarship to support students focused on mental health education. This advocacy extended into his public service, as he sponsored legislation to cut healthcare costs and protect quality of care. In 2017, he presented FDU with a “stigma-free” designation at the Florham Campus, launching discussions and providing support.
From FDU, Codey received a Lifetime Achievement award in 2024, a PINNACLE Award in 2011 and an honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters in 2005. He was inducted into the DIII Devils Hall of Fame as a contributor and has a classroom dedicated to him in Hennessy Hall.
From left are Jill Kushner; Walter Cummins, professor emeritus of English; and the late Harry Keyishian. All three were editorial staff of The Literary Review, circa the 1980s.
Harry Keyishian, professor emeritus of English at FDU, died on April 4 at age 93.
A renowned Shakespeare scholar, Keyishian was lead plaintiff in Keyishian v. Board of Regents, the landmark legal case that ended the requirement of loyalty oaths in academia.
In 1964, Keyishian was fired by the State University of New York for refusing to sign a loyalty oath administered under the state’s Feinberg Law, mandating that employees swear they were not Communists or other political subversives.
He and other fired faculty sued the New York State Board of Regents. The case went all the way to the United States Supreme Court. In 1967, the court ruled in Keyishian v. Board of Regents that the First Amendment held freedom of thought in the university as a “special concern” that needed protection. The decision is considered a landmark defense of academic freedom.
In 1965, FDU hired Keyishian. He taught for 45 years and was the first to win FDU’s Distinguished Faculty Award for Research.
His books include Michael Arlen (1976); Collected Essays on William Saroyan (1996); The Shapes of Revenge: Victimization, Vindictiveness, and Vengeance in Shakespeare (1996); and Screening Politics (2003). He was director of the Fairleigh Dickinson University Press and co-edited The Literary Review. He published extensively in scholarly journals and magazines and organized annual Shakespeare colloquia on campus. Of Armenian descent, he also served on the editorial board and wrote for Ararat, a journal published by the Armenian General Benevolent Union.
He was predeceased by his wife, Marjorie Deiter Keyishian, a poet, fiction writer and journalist who taught at FDU. They are survived by four daughters: Sarah Keyishian, Elizabeth Keyishian Wilks, Amy Keyishian and Emily Keyishian, and seven grandchildren: Noah, Gabriella, Sophie, Harry, Jake, Shane and Abby.
Alumni In Memoriam
1950s
Louis “Lou” Auger, Jr., BS’51 (Ruth)
John “Jack” Mason, BS’54 (Ruth)
Salvatrice “Sally” Messineo Pistilli, AA’52, BA’54, MA’78 (Ruth)
Fred Roedel, BS’54 (Ruth)
Warren Klemt, BS’55 (Ruth)
Helen Del Sordo Watson, AA’55 (Ruth)
Helen Neal Lissy, AA’56 (Ruth)
Edythe Schwartz Daly, AA’57 (Ruth)
Maryanne Fette Di Lella, AA’57 (Ruth)
Mark Klein, BS’57 (Ruth)
Beverly Nestler Fishman, BA’58 (Ruth)
Elaine Levenson Levine, AA’58 (Metro)
Martin Ludwig, BS’58 (Metro)
Kathryn Rutz Morales, BS’58 (Ruth)
John Ousta, BS’58 (Ruth)
William Wardle, BS’58 (Ruth)
Kenneth Osterlund, BS’59, MS’67 (Ruth)
1960s
Joan Plageman DeBiasi, AA’60 (Metro)
Jeanne Thone Graziano Magri, BS’60 (Metro)
Anthony Rossi, BS’60 (Ruth)
Lawrence “Larry” Dwyer, Sr., BS’61 (Metro), MBA’67 (Ruth)
Regina “Ginny” Lewis Jermanok, AA’61 (Metro)
Joseph Birkner, BSME’62 (Ruth)
Randolph “Randy” Brown, BA’62 (Metro)
Frank Cancro, Jr., BS’62 (Metro)
Jan Friedrich, BSME’62 (Metro), MBA’81 (Ruth)
Leslie Hellenack, BSME’62 (Metro)
Janet Handschuh O’Brien, BA’62, MA’69 (Ruth)
David Ribbe, AA’57, BS’62 (Metro)
Robert Ziolkowski, BSEE’62 (Ruth)
Valerie Forgione Bayer, BA’63 (Flor)
Lorraine “Bunny” Conover Giordano, BA’63 (Metro)
Valentina Sholtenko Kachevsky, BS’63 (Ruth)
Barbara McCloskey Markmann, BS’63 (Flor)
John Rennie, BSEE’63 (Metro)
Joseph Rosenhagen, BS’63 (Metro)
Andrew Bassi, BS’64 (Ruth)
Richard DeFabritis, BA’64 (Ruth)
Howard Klipfel, BSIE’64 (Metro), MBA’69 (Ruth)
Janet Marzone Madden, AA’60, BS’64 (Ruth)
Michael McCoy, MBA’64 (Ruth)
Charles Otto, BSEE’64 (Metro), MBA’78 (Ruth)
Nicholas Rotonda, BS’64 (Metro)
Paul Scherbina, BA’64 (Flor)
Eli Weissman, BS’64, MS’67 (Metro)
Barry Dunayer, BS’65 (Ruth)
Raymond “Ray” Hanselman, BS’65, MA’71 (Flor)
Helene Rosenberg Korman, BS’65 (Metro)
Willa Mae Taylor, BS’65 (Ruth)
Olive Williams, BS’65 (Ruth)
Peter Bracuti, Jr., BA’66 (Flor)
Frank De Gregorio, BS’66 (Metro)
Kenneth Gordon, BS’66 (Ruth), MBA’75 (Metro)
William “Ken” McLaughlin, BS’66 (Flor)
Alvan “Al” Moder, BA’66 (Flor)
Sam Paregian, MSD’66 (Metro)
Matthew Pica, BS’66 (Ruth)
Peter Wynne, BA’66 (Metro)
Richard Blecker, BS’67 (Ruth)
Bernard “Bernie” Costa, BA’67 (Metro), MS’72 (Ruth)
Joseph Lasiewski, Jr., BS’67, MBA’75 (Ruth)
Charles Liebert, BS’67 (Metro)
Stephen “Steve” Magnus, BS’67, MBA’74 (Metro)
John McDonald, MAT’67 (Ruth)
Augustus “Gus” Mitchell III, MBA’67 (Ruth)
Donald Savage, MBA’67 (Ruth)
Ronald Cieplik, BSME’68, MS’79 (Metro)
John D’Angelo, BS’68 (Flor)
Peter Dorenter, BS’68 (Metro)
William Jobson, III, MBA’68 (Ruth)
John Lamparello, Jr., BS’68 (Ruth)
Robert McCullough, BA’68 (Metro)
Bruce McVey, BS’68 (Flor)
Gregory Merriam, BS’68 (Metro)
Donald Okner, BA’68 (Flor)
Ernest “Ernie” Stutzbach, BS’68 (Metro)
Patricia Trotta Bissell, BA’69 (Ruth)
Frederic “Fred” Cardascia, Jr., BS’69, MAT’71 (Metro)
Clyde Copeland, Jr., MBA’69 (Ruth)
Murray Deutsch, MBA’69 (Ruth)
Patrick Pasculli, BS’69 (Ruth)
Philip Person, BA’69 (Metro)
Patricia Cherry Praet, BA’69 (Flor)
John Riggins, AA’67, BA’69 (Metro)
Vilma Rizza, BA’69, MAT’78 (Metro)
1970s
Paul Abate, BS’70 (Ruth)
Craig Adelman, MA’70 (Metro)
Fred “Ted” Collins, BS’70 (Ruth)
James Dubovick, DMD’70 (Metro)
Mitchell “Mitch” Gordon, BA’70 (Ruth)
Thomas McMahon, BS’70 (Ruth)
Carol “Rusty” Taylor, BA’70, MA’74 (Flor)
Richard Thackston Jr., BS’70 (Flor)
Adrienne Zitkus Brady, BA’71 (Flor)
Frederick Dammers, BS’71 (Ruth)
Bernard “Bernie” Flashberg, MAT’71 (Ruth)
Robert Grosset, BS’71 (Ruth)
Donald MacGregor, DDS’71 (Metro)
Howard Nirenberg, BA’71 (Metro)
William Norton, BA’71 (Metro)
Jerry Chao-An Tu, MS’71 (Ruth)
Susan “Jake” Jacob Blacksburg, BSN’72 (Metro)
Victoria “Vick” McMenimen Cooke, BA’72 (Metro)
Robert Densmore, BA’72 (Ruth)
William Drahl, BS’72 (Flor)
John Horsman, BS’72 (Metro)
Danny Knesel Sr., BA’72 (Metro)
Gary Linarducci, BS’72 (Flor)
Janet Masiello, BA’72 (Metro)
Ralph Pellecchia, MBA’72 (Ruth)
Enza Drago Rossi, BA’72 (Metro)
Robert Spear, Sr., AA’69, BSEE’72 (Metro)
Richard Suralik, BA’72 (Metro)
Wilhelm “Willi” Burkert, BSEE’73 (Metro)
Paul DeGhetto, BSEE’73 (Metro)
Jerrold “Jerry” Freeman, BS’73 (Metro)
Joseph Mastroserio, MBA’73 (Ruth)
Anita Pallay, AA’73 (Metro)
Eileen Plock, BA’73 (Flor)
David Rogers, BS’73 (Flor)
William Speckenbach, BS’73 (Metro)
William Stanbach, Jr., BS’73 (Flor)
Roger Szanto, BS’73 (Ruth), DMD’78 (Metro)
Nicholas “Nick” Vallario, BS’73, MBA’75 (Metro)
Julianne Angelillo, BA’74 (Metro)
John Foerch, MBA’74 (Metro)
Douglas Krell, BS’74 (Flor)
Edward Moro, BS’74 (Metro)
Russell Bauer, BS’75 (Ruth)
Jeffrey Bell, BS’75 (Flor)
Linda MacLeod Fuller, BA’75 (Metro)
Barbara Turco Marchewka, BA’75 (Metro)
Edward Olsen, DMD’75 (Metro)
Vincent Reilly, Jr., MA’75 (Flor)
Edward Salfelder, BS’75 (Metro)
Leonard “Buddy” Thomas, Sr., BS’75 (Flor)
Patricia Corey, MBA’76 (Ruth)
Michael Dressler, BA’76 (Metro)
F. Scott Gehrke, BS’76 (Flor)
Albert Kokalari, MBA’76 (Metro)
Christine Wertz Patane, BS’76, MBA’82 (Flor)
Vito Perillo, MBA’76 (Ruth)
Andrea Schweid, AA’76 (Metro)
Ruth Ulrich, BS’76 (Metro)
Alfred Amodio, MA’77 (Ruth)
Michael Barbetta, MBA’77 (Metro)
Elizabeth Congdon, MA’77 (Ruth)
Elizabeth Dwarica, AA’75, BA’77 (Metro)
Dominic “Faz” Fazio, BA’77 (Ruth)
Renee Friedman, BA’77 (Metro)
Michael Fronjian, BS’77 (Metro)
Terry Alexander Latham, AA’77 (Metro)
Robert Leitner, MBA’77 (Ruth)
Brenda LeVine, MA’77 (Flor)
Kenneth Maze, MBA’77 (Flor)
Stephen “Steve” Pickering, MA’77 (Metro)
Rosalyn “Roz” Shapiro, MA’77 (Metro)
Larry Miller, MBA’78 (Metro)
Robert Valik, BS’78, MBA’81 (Metro)
Louis Verchot, MBA’78 (Metro)
Hope Wainer, BA’78 (Flor)
Stephen Bell, BS’79 (Metro)
Thomas Bobsein, BS’79 (Flor)
Linda Stefan Donnelly, BS’79 (Metro)
Jeffrey Ozimek, MSEE’79 (Metro)
Joel Sietz, BS’79 (Ruth)
Catherine Wall, AA’79 (Metro)
1980s
John Grywalski, MBA’80 (Ruth)
Sandra “Sandy” Selvig, BA’80 (Flor)
Jane Carver, MA’81 (Ruth)
Isiah “Ike” Cherry, MPA’81 (Ruth)
William De Smedt, MS’81 (Metro)
Anthony Konopka, MBA’81 (Metro)
Lloyd McJunkin, MA’81 (Flor)
Frank “Mich” Michenfelder, BS’81 (Flor)
William Nielsen, MBA’81 (Ruth)
Robert Santo, MBA’81 (Metro)
Emily Tuma-Hoppe, BA’81 (Metro)
Phillip Ellis, BS’82, MBA’85 (Ruth)
Marlene Frenda, BA’82 (Flor)
Judith Hornstra, MA’82 (Ruth)
John Kukucka Jr., DMD’82 (Metro)
William Schleicher III, MBA’82 (Ruth)
Donald “Don” Stracke, BS’82 (Flor)
Carol Truss, MA’82 (Metro)
Cindy Ackerman Ellman, BS’83 (Flor)
Joseph Laski, MBA’83 (Ruth)
James Mack, MBA’83 (Ruth)
Kevin O’Malley, BS’83, MBA’89 (Metro)
Albert Orlandi III, BS’83 (Flor)
Donna Rosario, BS’83 (Ruth), MST’95 (Flor)
Lorna Tonn, BS’83 (Ruth)
Marjorie “Margi” Spatz Tuck, BA’83 (Flor)
Richard Avenia, MBA’84 (Ruth)
Laura Beyer, MBA’84 (Ruth)
Cynthia Macaulay-Savioli, AS’82, BS’84 (Flor)
Dorian Wiggin Maguire, BA’84 (Flor)
William Rugino, MS’84 (Metro)
Barbara Bulford, MBA’85 (Ruth)
Patricia Kuchler, MA’85 (Metro)
Joan Gaertner McInnis, MS’85 (Metro)
Raymond Carlier, MBA’86 (Ruth)
Joan Mahorter, MA’86 (Metro)
Joseph Brancatelli, Jr., BS’88 (Ruth)
Dewey Lyons, MBA’88 (Ruth)
Tina Susco Powell, BS’88 (Metro)
Marie Babcock, BA’89 (Flor)
Mary King Warwick, BS’89 (Metro)
1990s
Carole Monroe, BA’92 (Flor)
Rhonda Artman Owen, BA’92 (Flor)
Paula Belmonte-McMackin, MA’94 (Flor)
Jennifer Link, MBA’94 (Metro)
Robert Byrnes, MA’95 (Metro)
Kevin Deitrich, BS’97 (Flor)
Warren Lubliner, MS’98 (Metro)
Raymond MacNaul, MBA’98 (Flor)
Joseph Perham, BSEET’98 (Metro)
Craig Signorile, BA’98 (Flor)
Michael Kida, MS’99 (Metro)
Jennifer Schaefer, BA’99 (Flor)
2000s
Mark Sauvageau, MBA’00 (Metro)
Michael Dickman, MA’01 (Flor)
Kevin Milbourne, Sr., BA’02, MAS’07 (Metro)
Rudene Robinson-Felton, BA’03 (Metro)
Myriah Jackson, BAIS’05 (Metro)
James Silver, MBA’06 (Metro)
Alan Grossman, MAS’08 (Metro)
Tisha Hutchinson, BS’09 (Flor)
Santiago Lainez-Choez, BA’12 (Metro)
Steven Manelski, BS’13 (Flor)
Kinu Rochford, BA’13 (Metro)
Joyce “Neen” Pinkney, BA’17 (Metro)
Belisario Reyes Guardia, BA’22 (Metro)
Sina Sinbari, BA’25 (Metro)