Class Notes

River Campus Undergraduate: 1970s

1972
Thomas Bonfiglio is the William Judson Gaines Professor of Comparative Literature and Linguistics at the University of Richmond in Virginia. . . . Paul Kreuzer writes, “I have retired from my position as associate provost at Lehman College of the City University of New York.” . . . David Loeser is senior vice president and CFO of the Cambridge, Mass., consulting firm Abt Associates. . . . Stuart Schneider is the author of The World of Fluorescent Minerals. His Web site is www.wordcraft.net.

1973
Maureen Henehan Famiglietti (see ’73 School of Nursing). . . . Robin Nussbaum Phillips, an assistant clinical professor of obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive medicine and of geriatrics and adult development at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, is the consulting editor of The Menopause Bible: The Complete Guide to Managing Your Menopause.

1974
David Ward is the author of Charles Willson Peale: Art and Selfhood in the Early Republic. David is a historian at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery.

1975
Mark Moretti, a partner with the law firm of Phillips Lytle in Rochester, was elected treasurer of the trial lawyers section of the New York State Bar Association. . . . Ronald Shapiro writes, “I currently am the manager of the following learning programs at IBM: worldwide technical learning curriculum, worldwide new employee orientation, university education for employees in the United States, and career counseling for North Carolina employees. I am on the executive council of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society and last August completed my term as president of Division 21 of the American Psychological Association. I am listed in the 2003 through 2007 editions of Who’s Who in America and the 1996–97 and 2006–07 editions of Who’s Who in Science and Engineering.”

1976
Dorian Denburg, an attorney with BellSouth in Atlanta, was named to the National Association of Women Lawyers’ executive board. She also is corresponding secretary for the organization.

1977
George Jenkins writes, “I am alive and well. Have lived in Massachusetts since 1988, Boston in particular since 1998. In 2006, I reached a milestone, which many of my classmates will achieve soon: I became a grandfather. My daughter gave birth to Johnathan Noah Hille on April 9, 2006. I really like having grandparent status, and I now understand what the fuss is all about. I get to play with my grandson, and whenever he needs to be changed or fed, I just hand him off to one of his parents. My son, Peter, is a cook at the 99 Restaurant in Ashland, Miss. Careerwise, I still work for Digitas in the creative department. Like many classmates, I am an AARP member (I joined in 2003). My wife, Alison, and I try to travel as frequently as possible. We have booked our 14th cruise vacation for April, sailing from Ft. Lauderdale to Los Angeles via the Panama Canal. We visited Alaska in 2005. For health and meditation, I practice the Yang style of t’ai chi ch’uan at the Roxbury T’ai Chi Academy and also teach a t’ai chi class at my office. We try to live as ‘green’ a lifestyle as possible, so we are Zipcar members.”

1979
Robert Bly writes, “My 68th book, Bly on Direct Marketing, was published last August.” . . . Dawne Hickton was elected a director of F.N.B. Corp., a financial services company in Hermitage, Pa. Dawne is senior vice president and chief administrative officer for RTI International Metals in Niles, Ohio. . . . Paul Oestreicher is managing director of Zeno Group, a marketing and corporate communications firm in New York City. He also is head of the firm’s health care practice.