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Alumni in the News
The following are links to other news sites that have articles about graduates of the College of William and Mary. This list is by no means completely exhaustive -- meaning that there might be headlines that we miss -- but not too many. Got an alumni news tip? Send it to alumni.web@wm.edu.
University of Michigan director of athletics Dave Brandon announced Thursday (July 29) the hiring of Alex Gibby as head men's cross country coach and assistant men's track and field coach.
Twenty-one year old Samantha Casey of Jeffersonton — 2010′s Miss Virginia — skyrocketed to national prominence in May when she came close to being crowned Miss USA.
He is a charter investor in The Virginia Company Bank. Wornom joined the VLM board in 2002.
Kingsley currently serves on the Cooper Industries board of directors, the IDEX board of directors, the Junior Achievement of Chicago board and as a trustee for the Museum of Science and Industry, as well as on the Clarkson Business Leadership Council.
Media, Coaches, Players and Special Guests will be treated to various videos highlighting the leagues success as well as the 2010 Preseason All-CAA Football Offense and Defense.
Universal Health Services CEO Alan Miller discusses the company's earnings and outlook with CNBC.
Matt's responsibilities will include leading the firm’s Information Technology Practice, playing a leadership role in the Mortgage and Fixed Income Practice and ownership of account management for our DC office clients.
In The Devil Wears Prada, Stephanie Szostak played a French magazine editor who made a rival out of Meryl Streep, but in Jay Roach’s Dinner for Schmucks, she goes one bigger: She makes a rival out of all the American women (and many American men) who covet Paul Rudd as their fantasy boyfriend.
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Lile was selected by a diverse panel of lawyers throughout Florida, who evaluated the nominees and made the final selections from the group of attorneys that have achieved annual Legal Elite status in the magazine at least five times.
Lacerte has nearly 20 years of experience in public utility, regulatory and legislative practice, including serving as attorney advisor to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in Washington, D.C., according to a KUA press release.
Nora Corrigan, an English professor from Columbus, Mississippi...
HealthTeacher announced today that Ted Dacko, former CEO of HealthMedia, Inc, has joined the company's board of directors.
He is a graduate of the National Critics' Institute at the Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center...
Four months and 8,000 nautical miles after setting sail from Sausalito, California, the highly unconventional craft Plastiki completed its Pacific crossing to arrive in Sydney harbor this morning.
The award, first offered in 2009, includes a stipend of $2,000 and a $500 allocation to cover fees and travel for conference presentations.
Throughout his fabulously successful costume design career, Long has won five Tony Awards (and every other prize that Broadway and off-Broadway offer).
Former William and Mary Tribe infielder Will Rhymes ‘05 was promoted to the Detroit Tigers from the Toledo Mud Hens on Sunday, marking the second former Tribe player to earn a call-up this season, joining Bill Bray of the Cincinnati Reds.
When multiplatinum rapper RumpleSkillSon shows up in detective Jack Westwood's office with an over-censored radio edit of his new single, Jack must follow the clues to find the bleeping culprit.
With a trowel in his right hand, Nicholas A. Luccketti knelt in the partially excavated cellar and called attention to the wall.
Mississippi University for Women English professor, Dr. Nora Corrigan, will appear on the game show, "Jeopardy," set to air locally at 11 a.m. Tuesday on WLOV-TV.
A graduate of the College of William and Mary, he has volunteered for UNICEF and studied abroad in Italy. He has also interned for Sen. Hart’s office.
“It is grand to see our alumna, Clo Phillips, become the 17th president of Virginia Intermont College and the first woman to hold the post," said William & Mary President Taylor Reveley.
Coleman is chairman and chief executive officer of Unisys Corporation (NYSE: UIS), a $4.6 billion global information technology company that provides a portfolio of IT services, software and technology that solves critical problems for clients.
Dr. Stacia M. Barreau, who earned her doctorate in education at the College of William & Mary and who brings nine years of administrative experience to her new responsibilities, has been appointed the new principal of James River Elementary School, the WJCC School Board has announced.
At a young age, she determined that education and hard work would be the keys to success.
Bechtol finished the marathon with a time of 2:23:28.
In 2008, through his production entity, Allegheny Image Factory, Tinnell will release "SHADES OF GRAY", a documentary film, detailing the life and exploits of UFO conspiracy writer, Gray Barker.
The Cowboys have come to terms with their first draft pick, agreeing to a four-year deal with defensive tackle Sean Lissemore on Wednesday.
Gretchen McConnell is addicted. She likes the nervous excitement... the danger. Spearfishing.
William and Mary Tribe golfer Brielle Paolini, who ended her wonderful career for the Tribe this year, was named Second-Team All-District by CoSIDA and ESPN the Magazine on Thursday.
The decision launched Steve, then only 28, on a personal quest not unlike those portrayed in mid-life crisis movies.
The American Red Cross Serving King & Kitsap Counties elected ten new members to its Board of Directors at the organization's 112th Annual Meeting on June 3, 2010.
A scholar of British and American military history, Tatum is schedule to defend his dissertation on the 18th Century British military justice system in the fall.
Mike Tomlin erased any doubts he could follow in the footsteps of Chuck Noll and Bill Cowher when he led the Steelers to a Super Bowl victory in his second year.
Associate Provost for Enrollment Earl Granger III '92, M.Ed. '98, has been appointed associate vice president for development and will leave his current post to help lead fundraising efforts, officials announced today.
“We are fortunate to have found such a viable candidate for this position,” said Don Kidd, chairman of the Board of Supervisors. “We have confidence that Ellen will serve our county well and become an integral part of the organization.”
After serving two years as a Captain in the U.S. Army Dental Corps., Dr. Houck did his residency in Rochester, New York.
Bryn Reinecke... West Columbia, SC
Bruce Rader goes one on one with the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Newport News native Mike Tomlin.
In the cool hush of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History's "rare book room," a wood-paneled nook overseen by lifelike statues of water buffalo, giraffes and other exotic animals, Evalyn Gates is brainstorming.
If William & Mary is becoming known as Fulbright U, Bruce Campbell is being recognized as its rector.
Season 7: Ep. 5
Most of William & Mary’s campus is quiet right now; the majority of students having left for summer break...
If you have ever listened to National Public Radio’s Morning Edition in the Hampton Roads, Va. area, chances are you have listened to Sondra Woodward '96.
Perhaps Randy Leek ’99 is just lucky that he throws with his left hand. Maybe that’s the big secret to his longevity in professional baseball.
The ‘Afghan experience’ for those who serve overseas can be vastly different from the one about which the American public sees, hears, and reads.
She oversees a variety of credit management functions, including the review/approval of large commercial credits and monitoring of the overall quality of the loan portfolio.
The mantra coach Marc Trestman has adopted for the 2010 Montreal Alouettes is that they cannot repeat as Grey Cup champions because the team is not exactly the same as the one that captured the title last year...
Outstanding achievement in Interactive Media...
The Revolution, which plays home games at the Ashe Center, went 13-1 in the regular season and was named the IFL Franchise of the Year.
Two principals at schools in Windsor will trade places with each other beginning July 1.
He graduated from the Coast Guard Academy and received his master's degree from the College of William and Mary.
Ryan Lintelman ’09 will appear on the PBS series “History Detectives” Monday night at 8 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.
Former College of William & Mary distance runner and current assistant track coach Ed Moran won his first-ever national title with a 28:19 time at the Peachtree Road Race Sunday morning.
As the last school bus pulled out of the Norge Elementary and Lafayette High school parking lots earlier this month, a nearly three-month vacation kicked-off for the schools' teachers and students.
Kevin Duffan joined the Office of General Counsel as associate counsel, Litigation. He provides legal assistance in the management of PRA's defensive litigation.
In 1691, the Rev. James Blair was sent back to England. If he and the other colonial leaders wanted to secure enough funding to build a college in Virginia...
The Williamsburg City Council will swear in its two newest members today, then convene for a brief organizational meeting to elect its mayor and vice mayor.
A new panel takes over the transition of Fort Monroe from a military outpost to an enclave of the state of Virginia today.
Over the last year, I have spoken with many people about the role of alumni engagement in a business school.
She might now hold a coveted entertainment job as head blogger for NBC’s "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" show, but her climb wasn’t the knew-the-right-people-so-doors-instantly-opened type.
A Chinese general said on Thursday that U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates was welcome to visit China at an "appropriate" time, possibly signaling a desire to soften military tensions between the two powers.
With a father who spent 12 years of her childhood as mayor of Milwaukee, Jeanne Zeidler knew that living under public scrutiny can strain relationships.
“CEA chair is probably the most academic of government jobs — often the way that we’re helpful is to write a report, or do an analysis for a particular policy,” she says.
“My work is a combination of all the observations I have made over the years,” he says. “I don’t just reference one image and then sculpt it.”
Under President Reveley’s leadership, the College has undertaken a Strategic Plan with the goal of continuing to be one of the world’s great liberal arts universities...
For veteran costume designer Elizabeth Hope Clancy ’86, Hamlet would prove to be the ultimate challenge.
This specialty food store offers unique educational experiences where consumers are encouraged to know where their food comes from — and, what’s more — to not be intimidated by food in general.
That dream hasn’t come true — yet— but this former Tribe golfer is living the life of someone who truly appreciates food.
After working his way back from injury, former William and Mary Tribe pitcher Bill Bray was recalled by the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday.
Her accomplishments will also be profiled in the June 25 issue of the Charlotte Business Journal.
She previously honored by the league's coaches in 2006, 2008, and 2009.
Watch to see how well he will do!
Benson finished her four-year career at William and Mary this spring as the CAA's all-time leader in blocked shots with 255, a total that is first in Tribe history for both women and men
“Today, the people of Williamsburg demonstrated that our city is truly unified,” Foster said on election night.
“I never ever imagined I would do as well as I have,” she says. “I surprised myself and kept surprising myself for the four years here.”
He is a member of the Direct Marketing Association and the Advertising Club of Washington, D.C.
The National D-Day Memorial Foundation’s president is retiring after nearly a decade of steering Bedford’s acclaimed, fiscally strapped attraction through trying years of debt and a weak economy.
Facing an early retirement after 34 years of service to Suffolk’s public education system and the students who benefit from it, Dr. Lynn Cross says she is holding onto the priority that always has guided her.
Bernd, 61, will serve a two-year term as rector of the ODU Board of Visitors, replacing Hampton Commissioner of the Revenue Ross Mugler, who rotates off the board at the end of this month.
McLeod and Tyler, both runners who believe in the value of healthy living, decided to make the commitment after learning that many students use the College's Recreation Center or participate in some type of recreational activity.
His song, 'Bermudian Gal' was a hit for a long time on Hott 107.5, and now one of his songs will be featured on a Caribbean music compilation 'Love the Music'.
Chris Livingston ’00 runs what is arguably the most successful and well-known hip-hop club in Southeastern Virginia.
He will build you a garden in the same way that Dell will build you a PC. And he'll deliver it too.
Cheney is professor of special education and chair of the department of educational specialties, a role she has filled since the department’s founding in 2003.
It's hot in the city and the perfect time to hit the sidewalk for First Fridays.
"Jim Comey is a terrific full-spectrum leader who has brought great value to our company..."
Leading securities and corporate governance law firm Grant & Eisenhofer P.A. is adding antitrust litigation to its existing practice areas
In just three seasons as an NFL head coach, Mike Tomlin has faced the gamut of challenges. But none like this.
This webinar will be helpful to an alum looking for their first job or a new job -- and even current students looking for summer internships.
His idea is to transform the plot near Ammo Hill into a garden in honor of his mother, who died of brain cancer two years ago.
The American Bar Association announced that Angela Ciolfi, legal director of the Legal Aid Justice Center’s JustChildren Program, will receive a National Child Advocacy Award from the Young Lawyers Division.
Coif chapters may elect to honorary membership "those who as lawyers, judges and teachers have attained high distinction for their scholarly or professional accomplishments."
Jim Baker — one of three assembly founders still active in the group — has written 13 books on the subject.
Yes, this sounded a little familiar to Jessie Armstead, too. That’s why Armstead, a special assistant/consultant for the Giants, sought out Adrian Tracy before the Giants first rookie minicamp practice.
Six William & Mary students convened last September and decided that they wanted to leave their mark on the College, enhance the visibility of the Department of History, and offer students an opportunity to have their research published.
“We have three years worth of them stacked up,” Lovell said in an interview Saturday. The anonymous comment feature, now in its 25th year and expanded from a quarter-page to three pages occasionally, is the most read — and most reviled — part of the newspaper.
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