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<\/a>Carolyn Davis Goodwin<\/b> has been appointed poet laureate for San Mateo County, Calif.\u00a0 She is a senior adjunct professor in the MFA Writing\/BA Writing & Literature Programs at the California College of the Arts, San Francisco. She published a poetry collection in 2013.<\/p>\n\n
Patty Spear Clark<\/b> is the president of the Second Wind Fund Inc., a Lakewood, Colo., nonprofit working to decrease the incidence of suicide in children and youth by removing the financial and social barriers to treatment. Since its inception in 2002, the SWF has provided free therapy to more than 3,000 children in Colorado. Patty enjoys her day job in the Special Liability Group of Travelers Insurance, where she is happy to work with Tim Mills \u201987<\/b> and Brett Carpenter \u201987<\/b>.<\/p>\n Todd Breyfogle<\/b> was featured in an article about the Aspen Institute in the July-August issue of The University of Chicago Magazine<\/i>. Todd studied classics, history, and politics at CC, and his daughter, Sarah Elisabeth Breyfogle \u201917<\/b> is a CC student. Todd is director of seminars at the Aspen Institute in Colorado.<\/p>\n John Kantner<\/b> has been appointed vice president for research and dean of the graduate school at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, Fla. As John has designed programs for research and graduate education, he\u2019s realizing how much he\u2019s been influenced by his CC anthropology degree.<\/p>\n David Thrower<\/b> is a municipal judge for the town of Superior, Colo. When not on the bench, David continues to practice law at the Boulder firm of Dietze and Davis, P.C., where he works with Joel Maguire \u201974<\/b> and Michelle Wemple \u201988.<\/b><\/p>\n \n Meg Stoltzfus<\/b> has been recognized for designing a vending machine for breastfeeding mothers. The machine, believed to be the first of its kind, was installed in May at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. It is stocked with breast pump accessories, storage bottles, breast pads, and nipple cream, along with other supplies for nursing mothers. Meg, who worked directly with a manufacturer to design the machine, is Lifespan Services manager for the Office of Work, Life, and Engagement at Hopkins.<\/p>\n<\/a>Dean Winters<\/b> <\/b>is an actor living in New York City who has appeared in numerous films and TV series including \u201cOz\u201d and \u201c30 Rock.\u201d His newest role is teaching life skills and inspiring NYC\u2019s high school dropouts in \u201cDream School,\u201d a SundanceTV non-fiction series that began its second season Oct. 1.<\/p>\n<\/a>Dianne Kaplan Bucco<\/b> has been elected town clerk in Wenham, Mass. She received her master\u2019s degree from Tufts University and taught languages in a public high school and fitness classes in area clubs. She has three children, all of whom will be in college this year.<\/p>\n1987<\/b><\/h3>\n
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<\/a>Malia Davis<\/b> is one of 20 nurses from across the country selected in July for a national nurse fellowship program. Malia, director of nursing services and clinical team development at Clinica Family Health Services in Lafayette, Colo., was named a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Executive Nurse Fellow. The group will participate in a three-year leadership development program.<\/p>\n<\/a>Kyle Samuel<\/b> has been named managing director for the Metro Washington, D.C., and Virginia offices of Wells Fargo Insurance, part of Wells Fargo & Co. Kyle leads business development, client service, and sales, and cross-sells for the company\u2019s insurance operations across the regions. He is based
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