River Campus

Undergraduate

2001

Rosanna Kreychman and her husband, Mark Fox, announce the birth of their daughter, Hannah Sofia, last February. Rosanna is an immigration attorney in New York City. The family lives in Brooklyn. . . . Lea Pavente and Jason Nordhaus ’03 ’08 (PhD) send a photo to announce their marriage on July 28, 2007. There were 19 alumni and current students in attendance. Back row, from left to right: Dan Levy ’03 (MS), Niles Johnson ’03, Kati Goodberlet, Emily Bones ’03W (MS), Lea, Jason, Alison Kaprove, Drew Abrams ’00, ’04 (MA), ’07 (MA), Keturah Cappadonia ’06 (MA), Andrew Frueh ’03, Mike Dunham ’04, Karen Copeland ’03E, Ed Nelson ’05 (MA). Bottom row, left to right: Morad Elghazal, Ben Black, Jeff Flagg, Emily Ruthig Gray, Dan Gray ’02, ’07 (PhD), Scott Camillo ’03, ’06W (Mas).

2002

Ed Hornick sends a photo and announces that he is a political producer for CNN and is covering the 2008 election.

2003

Katie Bush won an award at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute Graduate Research Achievement Day on March 19. Her poster, “Improving Bioengineered Skin Substitutes: Controlling the Extracellular Matrix to Direct Epithelialization,” took first place in the life sciences and bioengineering division. Katie is a PhD candidate in biomedical engineering. . . . Candace Curran has been hired as an associate in the litigation group at Harter Secrest & Emery in Rochester. . . . Jason Nordhaus (see ’01).

2004

Emily Brandon writes that her work at U.S. News & World Report includes a blog on retirement topics at www.usnews.com/blogs/planning-to-retire. . . . Eli Hale ’06S (MBA) reports that he was hired as professor of advertising at the Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Ga., where he lives. He writes, “Due to the flexibility of teaching, I will still be able to run the firm I founded, Kailo Advertising, simultaneously.” . . . Carmen Lewis has been hired by Harter Secrest & Emery in Rochester as an associate in the real estate group.

2005

Christopher Brunson and Valerie Rozak (see undergraduate ’69). . . . Sara Cohen is in her third year of the New York City Teaching Fellows program. She teaches English language arts in the Bedford-Stuyvestant section of Brooklyn and received a grant to develop the middle school’s first drama classes.