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2013 Spring – Alumni News and Notes: 2000s, 2010s
2000s Tracy L. (Poppe) Montalbano ’00 (CLAS), ’03 JD is partner at the law firm Halloran & Sage LLP in Connecticut. Darren Stewart ’00 (BGS), chief of police in Stonington, Conn., received the St. Edmund’s Medal of Honor in October. The award, which recognizes individuals who exhibit the values and spirit of St. Edmund and […]
2013 Spring – Alumni News and Notes: 1990s
1990s Brian T. Davin ’90 MBA was elected to the Board of Education in Morris, N.J. He is actively involved in the Knights of Columbus at Our Lady of the Magnificent Parish. Previously, he served on the Smoke Rise Board of Governors, as a recreation soccer and basketball coach, Cub Scout den leader, and Boy […]
2013 Spring – Alumni News and Notes: 1980s
1980s John McCaffrey ’80 (CLAS), ’89 Ph.D., former director of engineering at Ocean Optics in Dunedin, Fla., is director of bioscience product development at Malvern Instruments Inc., in Columbia, Md. Michael Horyczun ’81 (CLAS) is the director of media relations at Fairfield University in Fairfield, Conn. Cynthia Booth Lord ’81 (CLAS), ’82 CANR was named […]
2013 Spring – Alumni News and Notes: 1970s
1970s Alan M. Ehrlich ’71 (CLAS) is the author of Plunket in Wonderland – A Hollywood Tale, a novel published in 2011 by Sunning Turtle Press. He was a story analyst in Hollywood for 30 years, primarily for Paramount and Orion Pictures, where he helped develop such box office hits as “Amadeus,” “The Truman Show,” […]
2013 Spring – Alumni News and Notes: 1950s, 1960s
1950s Richard Rinker ’53 (CLAS), a minister in North Carolina, is co-author of Michael F. Rinker: Pioneer Pastor, published in June 2012 by Quill House Publishers. 1960s William L. Dewey ’67 Ph.D., professor and chair of the department of pharmacology and toxicology at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Va., received the Presidential Medallion for outstanding […]
2013 Spring Edition: In Memoriam
Faculty John Gregoropoulos Alumni Anthony F. Carrano ’48 Allan Granoff ’48 Jeanne Vertefeuille ’54 Richard P. Zervas ’55, ’56 Carl E. Schmid ’65 Students Jonathan F. Boros ‘13
Common Habits that Harm Your Teeth
Chewing on ice or opening stuff with your teeth may be convenient but using your teeth as tools can cause them to crack or chip.
Ph.D. Candidate Specializes in Underwater Acoustic Communications
While at UConn, Zhaohui Wang '13 Ph.D. has published 12 journal articles, 17 conference papers, worked on two NSF-funded proposals, and co-authored a textbook.
One Second Every Day – UConn Student
UConn student Matthew Hodgkins '13 (CLAS) recorded one second of video every day for the last semester of his senior year.
Science Is in His DNA
Kareem Mohni is this year’s Health Center commencement speaker representing the graduate school.