1992
Aaron Ramson White
Aaron Ramson White was elected as a fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Aaron is currently serving as the president of the Penn Club of Philadelphia, which was founded in 1875 to recognize accomplishments in the learned arts and sciences. Aaron had the honor of presenting Ted Schick,[…]
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1965
Abe Eastwood
Abe Eastwood writes, “I’ve had a couple of minor strokes. No paralysis, but my balance and coordination are a little off. I live in a long term care facility in Concord, New Hampshire, near my son Charles, an anesthesiologist at Elliot Hospital. I wish the best for all my classmates and I hope[…]
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2002
Adam Marles P’21
Adam Marles P’21 was featured in a Business Journal article about changing the name of Lutheran Senior Services organization to EverTrue. Adam is president and CEO of the 165-year-old organization, one of the oldest nonprofit agencies in the St. Louis[…]
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1999
Aimée Allione Novak
Aimée Allione Novak has been actively involved in performing in or costuming plays in several local community theatres in Pennsylvania since 2021. She is pleased to announce that those efforts paid off this past April when she became a 2025 Northeastern Pennsylvania Theatrical Alliance (NEPTA)[…]
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2018
Ali Calamoneri, Noah Fulcomer ’19
Ali Calamoneri and Noah Fulcomer ’19 spent last summer hiking the Pacific Crest Trail, a 2,655 mile endeavor from the Mexican border to the Canadian border. Ali was hired as a blogger for The Trek, a social media platform dedicated to all things nature in the United States. Read their story at[…]
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2004
Alice McGrail, Christina Coviello ’02, Sarah Grube ’03, Kim Padnes Curley ’03, Lindsay Barad, Soco Sampson, Allie Cohen Steel, Lesley Bruno, Amanda Kokie Caudell
Alice McGrail married David Clayton on May 3 in front of their family and friends at the Lenox Hotel in Boston. Several Mules were in attendance: Christina Coviello ’02, Sarah Grube ’03, Kim Padnes Curley ’03, Lindsay Barad, Soco Sampson, Allie Cohen Steel, Lesley Bruno, and Amanda Kokie[…]
Read Note about Alice McGrail, Christina Coviello ’02, Sarah Grube ’03, Kim Padnes Curley ’03, Lindsay Barad, Soco Sampson, Allie Cohen Steel, Lesley Bruno, Amanda Kokie Caudell
2023
Allison Piotte
Allison Piotte is working at New Hampshire’s ServiceLink Aging and Disability Resource Center helping people get long-term Medicaid and stay in the community longer. Allison writes, “I find that it is an extremely rewarding career, especially in this political climate. The hoops one has to jump[…]
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2011
Alyssa D’Addio
Alyssa D’Addio was promoted to NJ Sharing Network’s chief operating officer, a key leadership role in the organization’s ongoing mission to save and enhance lives through organ and tissue donation. This milestone coincides with D’Addio’s recent national recognition as a 40 Under 40[…]
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2017
Alyssa Kratz
Alyssa Kratz started a new job as a communications specialist at Ursinus College in January 2025.[…]
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2004
Amanda Ellison
Amanda Ellison recently accepted a position as executive director at the Alburgh Family Clubhouse. In this role, she will be responsible for opening and running a brand new child care center that has been in the works for almost a decade. It will provide high quality, affordable care to more than[…]
Read Note about Amanda Ellison
1999
Amanda Gevens
Amanda Gevens has been named a 2026 Spudman Impact Award winner, recognized for her leadership in plant pathology, disease management, and mentoring the next generation of scientists. Amanda is currently a professor and extension specialist at the University of[…]
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2010
Amy Bauer
Amy Bauer was cast in a professional production of “Our Town” at the DMK Theater in Union Township, New Jersey, and at the Sieminski Theater in Basking Ridge, New Jersey. Amy directs the performing arts program at Morris Catholic High School in Denville, New[…]
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2005
Amy Powell Blackmore
Amy Powell Blackmore has been promoted from senior counsel to equity shareholder with Saxton and Stump. Amy represents health care providers in medical malpractice cases, bringing a wealth of experience to arbitration and trial settings. She is admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania and New[…]
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1996
Andrew Kaplan
Andrew Kaplan has been named co-chair of Baker Donelson’s real estate group. Andrew will maintain his legal practice while serving in this leadership[…]
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1982
Andrew Rubin, Jim Pezzi, Bobby Doidge
Andrew Rubin and Jim Pezzi visited Bobby Doidge at his Jersey Shore beach house in Lavalette, New Jersey, in July. They relived cherished memories from their days at ATO and the pre-med grind.[…]
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1982
Andrew Rubin, M.D., James Pezzi, M.D., Steve Adamo, Ken Deutsche, Robert Doidge
Andrew Rubin, M.D., James Pezzi, M.D., Steve Adamo, and Ken Deutsche attended the wedding of Robert Doidge’s older son in West Palm Beach, Florida, in March. It was great to see ATO brothers again and to celebrate this important[…]
Read Note about Andrew Rubin, M.D., James Pezzi, M.D., Steve Adamo, Ken Deutsche, Robert Doidge
1968
Arthur Feldman
Arthur Feldman and his wife, Deborah, welcomed their fourth grandchild, Oliver Charles Feldman, on July 7. Arthur is a retired urologist living in Bedminster, New Jersey, and Ollie’s parents, Elyse and Andy, reside in Tribeca.[…]
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1975
Arthur Levin
Arthur Levin, Ph.D., has been named to the strategic advisory board of Codexis, Inc., in California. Arthur is a founding member of Avidity Biosciences, a biopharmaceutical company committed to delivering a new class of RNA therapeutics called antibody oligonucleotide conjugates, and currently[…]
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2000
Ashley Kistler
Ashley Kistler has been named provost and chief academic officer at the College of Wooster (Ohio). She will start the role July 1. Ashley currently serves as dean of the College of Liberal Arts at Rollins College (Florida) and will bring to Wooster more than 18 years of experience as an educator,[…]
Read Note about Ashley Kistler
1998
Audra Goach
Audra Goach received Monmouth College’s Academic Excellence Award for Distinguished Teaching on October 17 after being nominated by her students. She has been a member of Monmouth’s faculty for 20 years and was recently named chair of the School of Health and Natural[…]
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1990
Ben Gitterman, Jeffrey Cavendish, Klaus Biber, Mike Cotrufello, Pete Knappenberger, Alan Geller, Al Kravitz, Matt Brownstein, Steve Arber, John Phillips
Ben Gitterman and some fellow Class of 1990 Zeta Beta Tau brothers (Jeffrey Cavendish, Klaus Biber, Mike Cotrufello, Pete Knappenberger, Alan Geller, Al Kravitz, Matt Brownstein, Steve Arber, and John Phillips) enjoyed their annual guys’ trip in October 2024 to sunny Panama Beach,[…]
Read Note about Ben Gitterman, Jeffrey Cavendish, Klaus Biber, Mike Cotrufello, Pete Knappenberger, Alan Geller, Al Kravitz, Matt Brownstein, Steve Arber, John Phillips
1984
Beth Davis Cox, Paige Brenner, Heidi Freemer Cooper, Phyllis Fairchild Brown, Kevin Wolbach
Beth Davis Cox writes, “We [Paige Brenner, Heidi Freemer Cooper, Phyllis Fairchild Brown, Kevin Wolbach, and Ed Brown] met on Zoom in December 2024 to reminisce and catch up with each other. Most of us met each other freshman year while living in Prosser Hall. It’s hard to believe it’s been[…]
Read Note about Beth Davis Cox, Paige Brenner, Heidi Freemer Cooper, Phyllis Fairchild Brown, Kevin Wolbach
2007
Beth Irwin Johnson
Beth Irwin Johnson, associate teaching professor, director of academics for the science B.S./MBA program, and director of the integrative science major for the Penn State Eberly College of Science, has been named the James and Alvina Balog Faculty Fellow of Science. The fellowship supports an[…]
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1974
Betsy Caplan MacCarthy
Betsy Caplan MacCarthy and her husband, John MacCarthy, former Muhlenberg physics professor, traveled to England in January to attend a singing workshop led by John Rutter, world-renowned composer and conductor of choral music. Out of 845 participants, they traveled the farthest. This was a 38-year[…]
Read Note about Betsy Caplan MacCarthy
2022
Betty Ben-Dor
Betty Ben-Dor was recognized as the recipient of the Student Leader Award from the American College of Dentists for her outstanding leadership, academic performance, and impact on the dentistry profession. After graduation from the Harvard School of Dental Medicine (HSDM), Betty plans to continue[…]
Read Note about Betty Ben-Dor
1987
Brad “Fish” Fischer
Brad “Fish” Fischer hosts an annual golf outing with alumni, coaches, and others with ties to the Muhlenberg community. Pictured is the 18th edition held in 2024 at Shepherd Hills Golf Club in Allentown. Brad hopes the 2025 outing will be the biggest[…]
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1985
Brad Moore, M.D.
Brad Moore, M.D., has been recognized as the 2025 Top Doctor by Washingtonian magazine. Brad was also included in the Washingtonian Top Doctors Hall of Fame, which recognizes physicians who have been named at least five times in the past 10 years. After 32 years as a full-time faculty member at The[…]
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1999
Brian Fanning
Brian Fanning has been named Miller-Keystone Blood Center’s new vice president of operations, overseeing the center’s donor relations, marketing, donor collections, laboratory, and hospital services operations. He will also work closely with the quality assurance, medical, and finance teams to[…]
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1998
Brian Fishbone
Brian Fishbone is proud to share his new podcast, “Inclusion on Demand.” You can listen wherever you get your podcasts or at inclusion-on-demand.captivate.fm/listen. The podcast discusses diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging topics, from inclusive leadership and psychological safety to[…]
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2024
Brianna Moyer
Brianna Moyer is a marketing assistant with the construction management company Alvin H. Butz, Inc. She got the position after completing an externship with Mitch Hanna ’14 that was facilitated by the Career Center. Read her story, “Q&A: How an Externship With an Alum Became a Career in[…]
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2021
Brittany Gelb
Brittany Gelb and Changyan Wang were married in June 2024 at Muhlenberg College. The couple exchanged vows on the Burkholder Quad and the reception was held in Seegers Union. Guests enjoyed delicious food served by Red Door Catering and a live music performance by a 15-person ensemble of family and[…]
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2010
Brittany Williams Reese
Brittany Williams Reese has been named principal of Broughal Middle School in the Bethlehem Area School District. Brittany has more than 15 years of experience in education, the last seven of which have been at Broughal. After receiving her bachelor’s degree in history, Brittany went on to earn a[…]
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1984
Brooke McDermott
Brooke McDermott was recognized as one of the most influential people in the Lehigh Valley. Brooke is currently a lead organizer for the progressive group Indivisible Lehigh[…]
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2014
Bryan McComb
Bryan McComb, associate director of biostatistics at Pfizer, was a guest on the “2400 CHEW” alumni podcast. Find episodes at 2400chew.transistor.fm or wherever you get your[…]
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1967
Carl Buchholz III
Carl Buchholz III retired in June from Rawle & Henderson LLP after a 55-year legal career. He began as a summer law clerk, and after graduating from Villanova Law School in 1970, joined Rawle & Henderson LLP as an associate. Carl’s practice primarily focused on maritime law; he was appointed as[…]
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2008
Carli J. Corson
Carli J. Corson published her debut novel, “It’s a Love/Skate Relationship” in January with HarperTeen (an imprint of HarperCollins). The book, a young adult sapphic romance novel about a hotheaded hockey player and the ice princess at the figure skating rink next door, was honored as a Junior[…]
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2021
Carly Shaffer
Carly Shaffer has been selected as a primary care scholarship recipient by the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and Jefferson Health’s Lehigh Valley Health Network. The scholarship program aims to strengthen the region’s primary care workforce and support medical education. A Lehigh[…]
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1966
Charles Woginrich
Charles Woginrich was inducted into the National Football Foundation Lehigh Valley Chapter’s Hall of Fame in May. Charles played football, basketball, and track at Northampton Area High School before earning several honors as a student-athlete at Muhlenberg, including induction into the[…]
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1975
Charles Wray
Charles Wray, now retired from The Press of Atlantic City, has returned to woodworking. He was featured in Shore Local News, discussing the creation of his exquisite wood art[…]
Read Note about Charles Wray
1986
Christie Svec Maniscalco
Christie Svec Maniscalco illustrated a children’s book written by a friend. “Have You Seen Sam?” is the story of a small star struggling to find his shine. It is currently available on many sites including Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and[…]
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2021
Christina Tomsic
Christina Tomsic has been named a client services specialist at LINC, a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering inclusive and welcoming workplaces and communities. Christina is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in training and development, project management, human resources,[…]
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2025
Christine Compton
Christine Compton, this spring’s commencement speaker for Muhlenberg’s School of Continuing Studies, was promoted to manager of information services and technology at Lehigh Valley Health Network. Christine was also a guest on the “2400 CHEW” alumni podcast. Find episodes at[…]
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1998
Clifford Horowitz
Clifford Horowitz published his first book, a cyberpunk/urban fantasy novel called “Daemones Ex Machina” under the pen name Russell Anders. It spawned a tabletop role-playing game (also by Clifford), which led to an actual play podcast of the same name and an art exhibit with pieces inspired by[…]
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2023
Connor Marston
Connor Marston graduated from the Morris County Police Academy in November 2024. He will be assigned to the Livingston (New Jersey) Police Department’s patrol division upon his completion of the field training[…]
Read Note about Connor Marston
2019
Cynthia Silva
Cynthia Silva, who was a media and communication major and business administration minor at Muhlenberg, joined the New York Times as a video journalist, covering breaking news on[…]
Read Note about Cynthia Silva
1982
Daniel Berek
Daniel Berek writes, “As I approach my eventual retirement, I have no promotion or glamorous job title to report. Rather, I find myself at the point, in the words of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, ‘where what you want to do meets what needs to be done.’ As an independent living specialist at the DAWN[…]
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1977
Darryl Sycher
Darryl Sycher retired five years ago after teaching at both the high school and college levels. He continues to tutor, do home instruction, and administer state and ACT/SAT testing. He was born and raised in Allentown, and he writes, “My time at Muhlenberg College was extra special since I was[…]
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1992
David Haight
David Haight was recently elected to Muhlenberg College’s board of trustees and will serve a three-year[…]
Read Note about David Haight
2004
Dawn Iberer Walsh
Dawn Iberer Walsh was named teacher of the year at Mount Olive Township School District. She is a beloved second- and third-grade teacher with over 19 years of experience, praised for her “quiet leadership” and her ability to forge meaningful connections with students and fellow educators, who[…]
Read Note about Dawn Iberer Walsh
2011
Dori Lewis
Dori Lewis, founder of Reflective Healing, a psychotherapy group practice, became one of the first practitioners licensed to offer the therapeutic use of psilocybin mushrooms in Fort Collins,[…]
Read Note about Dori Lewis
2014
Emily Paulus
Emily Paulus was promoted to partner at the law firm of Florio Perrucci Steinhardt Cappelli & Tipton, located in Easton,[…]
Read Note about Emily Paulus
1991
Eric Brickman
Eric Brickman has been appointed as chief product officer for Quility, an award-winning insuretech company transforming insurance distribution through technology and[…]
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1972
Eric C. Shafer
Eric C. Shafer represented Muhlenberg at the Churchwide Assembly of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America held in Phoenix in[…]
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1972
Eric Shafer
Eric Shafer continues his work as a pastor in residence for the nonprofit Global Refuge, which seeks to raise funds for and awareness of refugees in the United States and around the[…]
Read Note about Eric Shafer
2000
Erin Burke
In May, Erin Burke completed a three-year term as a member of the board of directors of Barry Isett & Associates, a multidisciplinary engineering firm headquartered in the Lehigh Valley. The firm is employee-owned and Erin was voted to serve by her fellow shareholders. Erin has been with the[…]
Read Note about Erin Burke
2002
Erin Spengler Harris
Erin Spengler Harris has been inducted as a board member for the Boys and Girls Club of Allentown, where she will help boost youth development in the Lehigh Valley. She is president and CFO of Preventive Measures, a leading multi-state provider of mental health and home health care[…]
Read Note about Erin Spengler Harris
1972
Frank Scagliotta
Frank Scagliotta spent more than 30 years as a Division I college basketball official, worked three Final Fours, and earned the 1998 Naismith Award for the nation’s top official. While he retired from running the floor in 2012, for the past 10 years, Frank has been one of only four individuals in[…]
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1987
Glenn Ault
Glenn Ault, M.D., a professor of surgery and senior associate dean for graduate medical education at the Keck School of Medicine at the University of Southern California, was recently appointed to the National Residency Match Program (NRMP) board of directors. The NRMP oversees “The Match,” a[…]
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1983
Gloria Zumberge Miller
Gloria Zumberge Miller writes, “After 41 years of working for the Department of Defense in multiple locations across the country, I’m retired as of the end of June. My husband and I will be moving back to Huntsville, Alabama, in a few months. We lived there for 12 years before moving to[…]
Read Note about Gloria Zumberge Miller
2025
Grace Hoffman
Grace Hoffman has been named social media content creator for the Cape Gazette (Lewes, Delaware). As an intern at JPL Integrated Communications, Grace contributed to client social media campaigns, produced video and events, and helped develop an interactive tour. An active student-athlete double[…]
Read Note about Grace Hoffman
1974
Greg Lambert
Greg Lambert has completed his tenure as a member of the Muhlenberg College Alumni Board. Greg served for eight years and was a member of the development[…]
Read Note about Greg Lambert
2020
Haley Hnatuk
Haley Hnatuk was featured in a regional advertisement campaign for SEPTA, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, and recently started a new job as digital marketing manager at the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society.[…]
Read Note about Haley Hnatuk
2009
Hannah Votta Coleman
Hannah Votta Coleman was recognized as one of the most influential people in the Lehigh Valley. Hannah was recognized for her work with the nonprofit Joyful[…]
Read Note about Hannah Votta Coleman
1958
Harry Berg, Robert P. Leighton
Harry Berg and Robert P. Leighton enjoyed a casual lunch in Florida. Robert is retired from the practice of law and lives in New York City with his wife. Harry is retired after 60 years in his family-run confectionery business and he resides in Boca Raton, Florida, with his wife,[…]
Read Note about Harry Berg, Robert P. Leighton
1970
Harvey Schwartz
Harvey Schwartz and his wife, Colleen, spent April looping Ireland by bus and train. A third of their accommodations were homestays arranged via a peace organization called Servas International. Harvey says it was a terrific way to learn about real life quickly! They spent the rest of their time in[…]
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1983
Howard Dobin
Howard Dobin married Caroline Marquard Fahy Milavec in December 2024, only 44 odd years after falling hopelessly in love with her during his junior[…]
Read Note about Howard Dobin
2000
J. Andrew Harris
J. Andrew Harris has been named business administrator/board secretary of Princeton (New Jersey) Public[…]
Read Note about J. Andrew Harris
1993
J. Christopher Kovats-Bernat
J. Christopher Kovats-Bernat has accepted a position as associate professor of anthropology and Africana studies and director of the Africana studies program at Wilkes University.[…]
Read Note about J. Christopher Kovats-Bernat
2001
J. Michael DeAngelis, JoEllen Notte, David Stanger ’02, John P. Dowgin ’97, Pete Barry ’97, Faith Dowgin P’27, Caden Dowgin ’27
In August, several Muhlenberg alumni, a parent, and a current student performed in a live production of the Porch Room’s comedy podcast, “Mission: Rejected.” Involved in the production were J. Michael DeAngelis, JoEllen Notte, David Stanger ’02, John P. Dowgin ’97, Pete Barry ’97, Faith[…]
Read Note about J. Michael DeAngelis, JoEllen Notte, David Stanger ’02, John P. Dowgin ’97, Pete Barry ’97, Faith Dowgin P’27, Caden Dowgin ’27
1970
Jack and Diane (Schmidt) Ladley, Bill and Pam (Hodge) Garver, Jim and Liz (Purcell) Powers, Glenn Kratzer, Ned Rahn, Jeff Gilbert, Barry Burkhart, Don Hayn, Cheryl Desmond, Peggy Bolz Shaffer, John Ondov, Larry Fox, Bob Teeter
The Class of 1970 celebrated its 55th reunion on October 4. An enthusiastic group of alumni shared memories of their days at ’Berg along with their activities now that they are mostly retired: Jack and Diane (Schmidt) Ladley, Bill and Pam (Hodge) Garver, Jim and Liz (Purcell) Powers, Glenn[…]
Read Note about Jack and Diane (Schmidt) Ladley, Bill and Pam (Hodge) Garver, Jim and Liz (Purcell) Powers, Glenn Kratzer, Ned Rahn, Jeff Gilbert, Barry Burkhart, Don Hayn, Cheryl Desmond, Peggy Bolz Shaffer, John Ondov, Larry Fox, Bob Teeter
1971
Jack McCallum, Donna Kisselbach McCallum ’70
Novelist and former Sports Illustrated writer Jack McCallum writes a weekly column called “Something to Say” for WDIY Lehigh Valley Public Radio. In May, he wrote about celebrating his 50th wedding anniversary with Donna Kisselbach McCallum ’70, a longtime teacher in the Parkland and[…]
Read Note about Jack McCallum, Donna Kisselbach McCallum ’70
2008
Jackie Patino Polk
Jackie Patino Polk and her husband, Les, welcomed Caroline Claire on December 16. Julia and Luke are great big siblings and very[…]
Read Note about Jackie Patino Polk
2016
Jacob Levy
Jacob Levy recently received his master’s in library and information science from Rutgers School of Communication and Information. He looks forward to an exciting career in[…]
Read Note about Jacob Levy
2019
Jaimie Berube
Jaimie Berube and her husband, Connor Morse, were married on September 27 at the Water Witch Club in Highlands, New Jersey. Several Mules were in attendance to[…]
Read Note about Jaimie Berube
1973
James Landgraf
James Landgraf recently hosted Muhlenberg TKE brothers from class years 1971 to 1974. This annual gathering has taken place for more than 30 years at rotating homes. The group is always looking to add more regardless of the graduation[…]
Read Note about James Landgraf
2006
James Nangeroni
James Nangeroni created a piece of art for the Crayola and Allentown Art Museum Campaign for Creativity partnership as a 9-year-old third-grade student in 1992. This spring, James got his painting back during a ceremony at the Allentown Art Museum. It was presented to him by his (now retired)[…]
Read Note about James Nangeroni
2006
James Nangeroni, D.O.
James Nangeroni, D.O. is a board-certified general and bariatric surgeon and director of robotic surgery at Southern Ocean Medical Center in New Jersey. He holds a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. James holds distinctions as a diplomate of the[…]
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1999
Jamie Hollender Cariddi
Jamie Hollender Cariddi has completed her tenure as a member of the Muhlenberg College Alumni Board. Jamie served for four years and was a member of the development committee.[…]
Read Note about Jamie Hollender Cariddi
1975
Jane Watts Frank, Gene Frank
Jane Watts Frank and Gene Frank celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last summer along with attending their 50th reunion at Muhlenberg in[…]
Read Note about Jane Watts Frank, Gene Frank
1994
Janet Ross Macreery
Janet Ross Macreery’s novel “The Falls” was named the gold medal winner in the Next Generation Indie Book Awards and the Colorado Independent Publishers Association EVVY Awards, both in the juvenile fiction[…]
Read Note about Janet Ross Macreery
1982
Janet Tichansky Malcolm, Kim Eyerman Goryeb ’84, Donna Hilbert Fritchey, Linda Jaye Molee O’Brien, Michele Nitti Zarr ’84, Roseann Toscano Mader, Geraldine Allegra Donnelly
Classmates relived their memories from the late 1970s/early 1980s during their annual get-together, this year in New York City, taking in dinner and a show (“Mamma Mia”) on August 23. Enjoying all the fun that day were Janet Tichansky Malcolm, Kim Eyerman Goryeb ’84, Donna Hilbert Fritchey,[…]
Read Note about Janet Tichansky Malcolm, Kim Eyerman Goryeb ’84, Donna Hilbert Fritchey, Linda Jaye Molee O’Brien, Michele Nitti Zarr ’84, Roseann Toscano Mader, Geraldine Allegra Donnelly
1998
Jason Konzelmann
Jason Konzelmann is the director of clinical skills and simulation at the University of Central Florida College of Medicine. He was recently named a 2025 fellow of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare Academy. This fellowship is a lifetime achievement award given to professionals who have[…]
Read Note about Jason Konzelmann
2009
Jason Tenenbaum
Jason Tenenbaum was promoted to director at Accenture, a global professional services firm that helps organizations transform how they operate and deliver value. In his role, Jason leads strategic change programs for his clients, helping them modernize legal and contracting processes by leveraging[…]
Read Note about Jason Tenenbaum
1997
Jay Kaduson
Jay Kaduson was named CEO of workplace solutions for Voya Financial. Jay is an experienced financial services executive with more than 26 years of leadership experience in the financial services[…]
Read Note about Jay Kaduson
2003
Jeff Baird
Jeff Baird was elected to a six-year term on Phi Kappa Tau’s National Council (board of directors) at the fraternity’s national convention in Orlando in[…]
Read Note about Jeff Baird
1993
Jeff Tober
Jeff Tober is featured on the front cover of the summer 2025 issue of “Edible Jersey.” Jeff is the farm manager at Rancocas Creek Farm in Southampton, New[…]
Read Note about Jeff Tober
1998
Jeffrey Skumin
Jeffrey Skumin has been promoted to chief financial officer at Embassy Bancorp, Inc., where he will continue to oversee Embassy’s finance department and play a key role in guiding the organization’s financial strategy and[…]
Read Note about Jeffrey Skumin
2003
Jen Epting Dary
Jen Epting Dary published a memoir titled “I Believe in Everything: A Memoir of Illness, Motherhood, and Magic.” The book is a story of her experience through brain surgery and the challenges of parenting, from building a coaching business to leaning into a newfound spiritual safety[…]
Read Note about Jen Epting Dary
2001
Jen Kahn Rogers, Jessielyn Kreitzer Hirschl ’14
Jen Kahn Rogers and Jessielyn Kreitzer Hirschl ’14 have both been honored on the inaugural Jewish News 18 Under 50 list. This incredible recognition celebrates Jewish leaders in the greater Phoenix community who are making a lasting impact through their professional achievements and personal[…]
Read Note about Jen Kahn Rogers, Jessielyn Kreitzer Hirschl ’14
1998
Jennifer Neuharth Neglia
Jennifer Neuharth Neglia has been named a Top 50 Women Leader of Pennsylvania for 2025 by Women We Admire. As the global trust chief data officer and a digital assurance transparency partner at PwC, she focuses on data strategy and governance and is passionate about driving a consistent strategy[…]
Read Note about Jennifer Neuharth Neglia
2021
Jessica Sommer, VMD
Jessica Sommer, VMD graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Veterinary School in May with a doctorate in veterinary[…]
Read Note about Jessica Sommer, VMD
2017
Jessica Sperber
Jessica Sperber graduated with a Ph.D. in developmental psychology from Columbia University last year, then moved to Berlin, Germany, to work as a postdoctoral fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Human Development. Her research examines the biological embedding of social inequality via[…]
Read Note about Jessica Sperber
2004
Jill Friedman Crosson, D.O.
Jill Friedman Crosson, D.O., opened her own medical practice, All-In Precision Wellness LLC, in the Lehigh Valley. The practice is focused on overall wellness and sports[…]
Read Note about Jill Friedman Crosson, D.O.
1954
Jim Skidmore
Jim Skidmore was honored as a Hometown Hero by the town of Berkeley Heights, New Jersey. Jim also was recognized as Veteran of the Year by Sea Girt, New Jersey. Jim served with the U.S. Marine Corps, attaining the rank of[…]
Read Note about Jim Skidmore
1973
Joel Greenberg
Joel Greenberg hosts free two-hour walking tours of Long Beach, New York, for guests of the Allegria Hotel. Joel’s tours include a 60-minute audiovisual presentation on the vibrant ecosystem and rich history of the barrier island. Learn more on Joel’s website,[…]
Read Note about Joel Greenberg
1990
John Davis, Melissa Twiningdavis ’91
John Davis and Melissa Twiningdavis ’91, married 35 years, recently returned to the Muhlenberg area, buying a 100-acre farm in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. John continues to manage corporate projects through his firm and Melissa recently started at AIG as chief administrative officer. Their[…]
Read Note about John Davis, Melissa Twiningdavis ’91
1997
John Dowgin
John Dowgin won the third annual 37-Hour Challenge at Smodcastle Cinemas in Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey, which is owned by writer/director Kevin Smith (“Clerks,” “Dogma”). The event tasks entrants with writing, filming, editing, and submitting an original short film based on certain[…]
Read Note about John Dowgin
1986
John Iannarelli
John Iannarelli has been named president of Archbishop Wood High School in Warminster, Pennsylvania. He is a 1982 alumnus of Archbishop Wood. After graduating from Muhlenberg, he pursued a business career with roles in accounting, finance, real estate, marketing, and[…]
Read Note about John Iannarelli
1994
Jon Moore
Jon Moore has been named co-chief investment officer and principal of a newly formed division of Woodmont Properties. As principal of Woodmont Value-Add Partners, Jon will be integral to the company’s investment strategy, capital raising, acquisitions, and investor relations, while playing a[…]
Read Note about Jon Moore
2010
Jonathan Falk
Jonathan Falk was selected to the inaugural cohort of the Grinspoon Amber Awards from the Harold Grinspoon Foundation. The Grinspoon Amber Award recognizes professionals who have made exceptional contributions to the Jewish world. Jon currently serves as Hillel International’s vice president for[…]
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2023
Jose Rivera
Jose Rivera was recognized as one of the most influential people in the Lehigh Valley. Jose is currently a community engagement coordinator with the United Way of the Lehigh[…]
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2005
Joseph Stefanelli
Joseph Stefanelli, along with his sister Sarah, concluded their podcast, “The Sibling Sitdown: A Sopranos Podcast.” The series explored the iconic HBO show through the lens of lifelong New Jerseyans, blending cultural insight with thoughtful analysis. Joseph also brought his 20 years of[…]
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2019
Julia Rocereta
Julia Rocereta is the first-author on “Structural insights into TRPV2 modulation by probenecid” in the February 2025 edition of Nature’s Structural and Molecular Biology journal. Julia is now a Ph.D. candidate in pharmacology in the Institute of Structural Biology at the University of[…]
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2024
Julianne Lucas, Elaine Landry
Julianne Lucas and Elaine Landry got engaged this summer, with two proposals! They celebrated four years together in January. Julianne just completed her first year working toward an educational studies master’s degree at Tufts University, and Elaine finished her first year teaching middle school[…]
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1989
June-Ann Cappetta Garafano
June-Ann Cappetta Garafano is now vice president and chief human resources officer for Saint Peter’s Healthcare System in New Brunswick, New Jersey. June-Ann has 25 years of extensive human resources experience with an emphasis on employee engagement, recruitment, and[…]
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2012
Kaitie Burger
Kaitie Burger was a guest on the “2400 CHEW” alumni podcast. Find episodes at 2400chew.transistor.fm or wherever you get your[…]
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1990
Karen Bleakley Hasterok
Karen Bleakley Hasterok graduated from UConn’s School of Public Policy with a Master of Public Administration as well as a certificate in nonprofit management, receiving an academic achievement award for a 4.0 GPA. Karen was admitted to both the nonprofit management and public policy honor[…]
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1988
Kathleen Mears Grahn, Barry Grahn ’89, Christopher Grahn ’20
Kathleen Mears Grahn has retired after 34 years with the Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office in Mount Holly, New Jersey. Her primary roles over the years included assistant prosecutor with the special victims unit, handling sexual assault and child abuse matters, and the long-term liaison to[…]
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1973
Kathy Dittmar Joslyn, Arthur (Jeff) Rank III
Kathy Dittmar Joslyn and Arthur (Jeff) Rank III, along with their spouses, Pam and Bob, continue to enjoy international trips together with other mutual friends. This past October, they rented a villa in Bucine, Italy, part of Tuscany, for the second time.[…]
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2024
Katrina Binks
Katrina Binks began dancing as a part of JV2, a professional development diploma program of the Jasmin Vardimon dance theatre company, in England in April. Read her story, “Dancing at the Next Level,” at[…]
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2020
Kayleigh Scott, Summer Paris ’19
Kayleigh Scott married Summer Paris ’19 on November 15 at the German Society of Pennsylvania. Kayleigh and Summer met at Muhlenberg in 2017 through Phi[…]
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2012
Kelly Kirkley
Kelly Kirkley married Brian McAvoy in September in the Poconos surrounded by his closest friends from his time at Muhlenberg.[…]
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1972
KeriLyn Burrows
KeriLyn Burrows channeled her inner archaeologist on a two-week trip of a lifetime to Egypt and a few days in Jordan, including Petra. In addition to the usual sites — pyramids, Sphinx, Valley of the Kings (where a fellow explorer recognized her ’Berg Alumni hoodie during a hot air balloon[…]
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1965
Kim-Eric Williams
Kim-Eric Williams and his partner, Ruth Rizzi, worked through 115 years of archives kept by the Swedish Colonial Society to create a gallery devoted to New Sweden history at the recently restored historic Lazaretto in Essington, Pennsylvania. It is open and free to the public on the first Saturday[…]
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2005
Kristin Anderson
Kristin Anderson has been promoted to partner by the tax advisory firm Nisivoccia in Mount Arlington, New Jersey. Kristin’s promotion reflects her contributions to the firm as well as her extensive expertise in both audit and tax services. She is a licensed CPA in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and[…]
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1997
Kristine Wilton
Kristine Wilton has been appointed the new deputy director of audience experience and learning at RISD Museum. Kris offers a unique combination of strategic thinking, creative storytelling, and audience-centered leadership, shaped by a career spanning museums, journalism, publishing, and[…]
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2010
Kyle Detweiler
Kyle Detweiler has been named borough manager of Ambler, Pennsylvania. Previously, Kyle served concurrently as both borough manager and manager of the Telford Borough Municipal[…]
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1989
Lance Bruck, M.D.
Current Chair of Muhlenberg’s Board of Trustees Lance Bruck, M.D. returned to Montefiore Einstein in January and joined the leadership team as professor and executive vice chair, clinical affairs and strategic development. Lance will be responsible for strategy, program development, and[…]
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1969
Larry Wellikson
Larry Wellikson is currently an active member of Tech Coast Angels, a group of seasoned high-net-worth investors who invest in and support early-stage new companies, in Orange County, California. In this role, he has become a deal lead and board member for several emerging companies in the med-tech[…]
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2012
Laura Baehr
Laura Baehr was a guest on the “2400 CHEW” alumni podcast. Find episodes at 2400chew.transistor.fm or wherever you get your podcasts.[…]
Read Note about Laura Baehr
1985
Laura Rampil
Laura Rampil, D.O., has spent the last 28 years in solo private practice in Orlando, Florida, specializing in neuromusculoskeletal and osteopathic manipulative medicine. She was the founding program director for an integrated family medicine/neuromusculoskeletal and osteopathic manipulative[…]
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2007
Lauren Bosk
Lauren Bosk runs her own social media business, Bosk Brand Management, and celebrated two years in business in October[…]
Read Note about Lauren Bosk
2003
Lauren Cunningham Preiato, Kari Barclift Egan, Laura Diez Rosen, Holly Pico Moore, Kate Kapson Dalbey, Katie Dunphy, Lori D’Orazio, Dan Vogel, Jonathan Rosen
Lauren Cunningham Preiato writes, “I’m excited to share a photo of Camp Muhlenberg 2025, a tradition that we started way back in the summer of 2016. Every July we get together for a long weekend, rent a house somewhere in the northeast, and bring our families together to celebrate, husbands and[…]
Read Note about Lauren Cunningham Preiato, Kari Barclift Egan, Laura Diez Rosen, Holly Pico Moore, Kate Kapson Dalbey, Katie Dunphy, Lori D’Orazio, Dan Vogel, Jonathan Rosen
2006
Lauren Dennelly
Lauren Dennelly wrote a book with New Harbinger Publications entitled “Why You Never Got to Be a Kid: How to Heal When Your Parents Didn’t Parent,” due out August 1. Find a Q&A with Lauren at magazine.muhlenberg.edu/lauren-dennelly.[…]
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2023
Lauryn Graves
Lauryn Graves was a guest on the “2400 CHEW” alumni podcast. Find episodes at 2400chew.transistor.fm or wherever you get your podcasts.[…]
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1975
Lee Solomon
Lee Solomon has joined the business litigation group of the law firm Archer & Greiner, P.C., bringing a decade of service on the New Jersey Supreme Court in his return to private[…]
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1979
Leonard Zon, Alan (Scott) Harad, Jack Michalski, Ray Metzger
Last fall, Leonard Zon emailed his ’Berg roommates suggesting that they get together for the first time since graduation and offering to host the group. In August, the group traveled by plane and car for an incredible time on Cape Cod to share favorite ’Berg experiences and catch everyone up on[…]
Read Note about Leonard Zon, Alan (Scott) Harad, Jack Michalski, Ray Metzger
1979
Leonard Zon, M.D.
Leonard Zon, M.D. has been awarded the prestigious 2026 March of Dimes Richard B. Johnston Jr., M.D. Prize in Developmental Biology. Len is director of the stem cell research program at Boston Children’s Hospital and the Grousbeck Professor of Pediatric Medicine at Harvard Medical[…]
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1972
Leslie Malone Douwes, Lynn Shanahan Pombonyo
Leslie Malone Douwes and Lynn Shanahan Pombonyo wrote a tribute to their classmate Karen Kreamer Parks, who died suddenly on April 30. They also launched a memorial fund that will support student research in the biology department. Find the story at[…]
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1975
Linda Speidel Cenci, Georgia Crump, Aleyce Brown Cummings, Robert Djergaian, Charlotte Risser Harrington, Nancy Hutton, Marilyn Macknik Marles, Tom Stackhouse, Sarah Mueller Stegemoeller
The Class of 1975 Reunion Committee (Linda Speidel Cenci, Georgia Crump, Aleyce Brown Cummings, Robert Djergaian, Charlotte Risser Harrington, Nancy Hutton, Marilyn Macknik Marles, Tom Stackhouse, and Sarah Mueller Stegemoeller) hopes to see a big turnout of their classmates in[…]
Read Note about Linda Speidel Cenci, Georgia Crump, Aleyce Brown Cummings, Robert Djergaian, Charlotte Risser Harrington, Nancy Hutton, Marilyn Macknik Marles, Tom Stackhouse, Sarah Mueller Stegemoeller
1997
Lindsay Bennett
Lindsay Bennett has been named chief revenue officer for Boston’s Northern Light, which provides global enterprises with knowledge management platforms for competitive intelligence and market research. Lindsay, who has more than 20 years of executive leadership experience, will be responsible for[…]
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2005
Lindsay Quinn
Lindsay Quinn married Alex Holowach in August. Their Brooklyn reception was attended by many Mules![…]
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2008
Lisa Harrison Horn
Lisa Harrison Horn has been promoted to executive vice president, media strategy at HUNTER, a New York–based consumer marketing communications agency where she has been a team member since 2013. In her new role, Lisa leads a team of a dozen media relations strategists serving sectors from[…]
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1988
Lisa Horning Wolf
Lisa Horning Wolf has been appointed president of Westfall Gold, a fundraising consulting firm specializing in creating major donor experiences that unlock extraordinary[…]
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1996
Lisa Johnson Traugott
Lisa Johnson Traugott recently released her latest book, “To Condemn a Witch,” in the award-nominated “Tales of the Witchblood” series. Set in 1729, the series is about a healer, a mistress, and a ghost who must form a coven to protect a changeling child from a sadistic witch hunter. Lisa[…]
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1994
Lucille Barchitta, Jackie Indelicato, Francesca Diaco, Karen Carlucci, Heather Skilton Giampapa, Meredith Friedman, Samantha Salcedo, Jaynthi Gandhi ’93, Colleen Scollans ’93, Bret Kobler, Mike Doyle
Lucille Barchitta was married in the Sussex countryside in England. Lucille was joined in celebration by Jackie Indelicato, Francesca Diaco, Karen Carlucci, Heather Skilton Giampapa, Meredith Friedman, Samantha Salcedo, Jaynthi Gandhi ’93, Colleen Scollans ’93, Bret Kobler, and Mike Doyle. From[…]
Read Note about Lucille Barchitta, Jackie Indelicato, Francesca Diaco, Karen Carlucci, Heather Skilton Giampapa, Meredith Friedman, Samantha Salcedo, Jaynthi Gandhi ’93, Colleen Scollans ’93, Bret Kobler, Mike Doyle
1999
Luis Campos
Luis Campos, the city administrator of Easton, Pennsylvania, was a guest on the “2400 CHEW” alumni podcast. Find episodes at 2400chew.transistor.fm or wherever you get your[…]
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2025
Marci Martinez-Howey G’25
Marci Martinez-Howey G’25 was a guest on the “2400 CHEW” alumni podcast. Find episodes at 2400chew.transistor.fm or wherever you get your podcasts.[…]
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1973
Margaret Campbell
Margaret Campbell’s short story “30th Street Station” was published in the Bellingham Review and was a runner-up for the 2024 Tobias Wolff Award for[…]
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1976
Mark Dewalt
Mark Dewalt published a research brief, “The Growth of Old Order Mennonite Schools,” in The Journal of Plain Anabaptist Communities in 2024. He continues to serve as both a volunteer and a volunteer chaplain at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport, one of the busiest airports in North[…]
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1990
Mark Morginstin, D.O.
Mark Morginstin, D.O. worked for New York Medical College as a research lab tech and phlebotomist at Westchester County Medical Center before attending UMDNJ- SOM (now Rowan University) from 1992 to 1996 and interning at Atlantic City Medical Center. Mark completed three years of active duty as a[…]
Read Note about Mark Morginstin, D.O.
2014
Mary McGinley Tomczuk
Mary McGinley Tomczuk and her husband, Jack, welcomed a new baby boy, Simeon Ronald, to the family on January 8. He and big sister Felicity are Marti the Mule’s biggest[…]
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2004
Matt Meyers
Matt Meyers was honored by the Philadelphia Business Journal as one of its Most Admired CEOs for 2025. Matt has served the Pennsylvania Institute of Technology (PIT) as president and chief executive officer since January 2021 following more than a decade of executive leadership at the college. The[…]
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1998
Matthew Daly
Matthew Daly was elected to a second four-year term on the Muhlenberg College Alumni Board.[…]
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2013
Matthew Parker
Matthew Parker has joined CSG Law as an associate in the firm’s surety and fidelity and litigation[…]
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2000
Michael Moir
Michael Moir has been named chair of the Department of English and Modern Languages at Georgia Southwestern State University, where he has been a professor of English since[…]
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2005
Mike O’Rourke
Mike O’Rourke was promoted to managing director of business retention and expansion at BusinessPA, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s economic development[…]
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1971
Mike Snyder
Mike Snyder is proud that his oldest grandson, Ari, will attend ’Berg in the fall as a member of the Class of[…]
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1979
Mitch Goldblatt
Mitch Goldblatt received the Ma’asin Tovim (“Virtuous Deeds”) Award, the highest recognition bestowed by the International Federation of Jewish Men’s Clubs. Mitch currently serves as president of Congregation Or Shalom Men’s[…]
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1993
Mitchell Marder, Scott Beratan, Brian Cohen, Bob Lochel, Josh Leiber ’94, Chester Crane ’94
Friends from the classes of 1993 and 1994 took in a Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs game on May 24. Fun was had by all, reminiscing and enjoying some baseball. The group included Mitchell Marder, Scott Beratan, Brian Cohen, Bob Lochel, Josh Leiber ’94, and Chester Crane[…]
Read Note about Mitchell Marder, Scott Beratan, Brian Cohen, Bob Lochel, Josh Leiber ’94, Chester Crane ’94
2005
Mitchell Reading
Mitchell Reading completed his tenure as a member of the Muhlenberg College Alumni Board. Mitch served for four years and was a member of the nominations and governance[…]
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2022
Molly Laury
Molly Laury, who works as an animal care technician at the new Da Vinci Science Center in downtown Allentown, was featured in a video. Find it at magazine.muhlenberg.edu/molly-laury. […]
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1966
Nancy Rupnik Fiedler
Nancy Rupnik Fiedler began doing puzzles after the COVID-19 pandemic and currently has 23 of her favorite puzzles framed throughout her home, most of them 1,000[…]
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2014
Naomi Leslie
Naomi Leslie founded Rogue Cocktail Society after years of living and working in hospitality across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and now New Jersey — bringing her events throughout the tri-state area. Rogue Cocktail Society offers immersive cocktail experiences that go beyond traditional classes, guiding[…]
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2014
Nate Boateng
Nate Boateng was a guest on the “2400 CHEW” alumni podcast. Find episodes at 2400chew.transistor.fm or wherever you get your podcasts.[…]
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2010
Nick Flatto
Nick Flatto co-produced “Operation Mincemeat,” which was nominated for four Tony Awards. Read his story, “Theatre and Dance Alum Co-Produces a Show With Four Tony Nominations,” at[…]
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1984
Paige Brenner
Paige Brenner completed her Ph.D. in forensic psychology from Walden University. She continues to provide mental health counseling to youth in juvenile detention.[…]
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2024
Paige Majewski
Paige Majewski made her Broadway Palm debut in “Cats” this spring. Previously, she performed as Maggie in a revival of “A Chorus[…]
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1973
Patricia Mora-Coxe
Patricia Mora-Coxe and her husband, Bill Coxe, are spending five months in Costa Rica, specifically in the community of Playas del Coco in the Guanacaste province. Life there is wonderful, a stress-free paradise! People are friendly and very complimentary about Pat’s use of Spanish (it was her[…]
Read Note about Patricia Mora-Coxe
2016
Patrick Moren, Julia Baker ’19
Patrick Moren and Julia Baker ’19 were married at Wandby Landing in Kennebunk, Maine, on September 20. Several fellow Mules joined them in their celebration. Patrick and Julia currently live in New York City with their tuxedo cat, Tommy Lee Jones, who celebrated his 18th birthday in[…]
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1972
Paul Budline
Paul Budline recently earned a Guinness World Record by becoming the oldest man to hold a freestanding handstand for at least 15 seconds. Paul still works as a video editor and writer and lives in Princeton, New[…]
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1978
Paul Silverman
Paul Silverman was recognized by the Northern New Jersey Community Foundation and Hudson County Community College at the inaugural New Jersey Creative Communities Conference for his dedication to the arts and public art and the inclusion of artists’ work in his projects. Paul is co-founder of[…]
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1983
Paul Smith, Jackie Fierro Cocchiola ’85, Glenn Cocchiola
Paul Smith, Jackie Fierro Cocchiola ’85, and Glenn Cocchiola celebrated the Kentucky Derby at a neighborhood party in Seabrook Island, South Carolina, in May. Paul and Glenn were fraternity neighbors at Muhlenberg and are now next-door neighbors in South[…]
Read Note about Paul Smith, Jackie Fierro Cocchiola ’85, Glenn Cocchiola
1968
Philip Harber
Philip Harber and his wife, Jean, live in Tucson, Arizona, and celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary this year. Philip recently became an adjunct research professor of landscape gardening at the University of Arizona, where he is also an adjunct professor of public health. He is also a[…]
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2020
Quentin Bernhard
Quentin Bernhard just entered his second year in the Master of Divinity program at United Lutheran Seminary, which has campuses in Gettysburg and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He is a candidate for ordained ministry on the roster of Word and Sacrament of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.[…]
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1999
Rabbi Benjamin David
CCAR Press, a division of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, announced the June publication of “The Sacred Struggle: Jewish Responses to Trauma,” co-edited by Rabbi Benjamin David. “The Sacred Struggle” is a powerful anthology of personal yet universal stories, offering a deeply[…]
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2024
Rachel Gesner, Evan Plaza ’19
Rachel Gesner and Evan Plaza ’19 were in “You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown” in March at Chatham Community Players in Chatham, New Jersey. Evan played Charlie Brown and Rachel was[…]
Read Note about Rachel Gesner, Evan Plaza ’19
2014
Rachel Halpern
Rachel Halpern, DDS, opened Excel Endodontics, a new specialty dental practice in Marlboro, New Jersey (732endo.com). The practice was established in 2025 to provide advanced endodontic care with a focus on saving teeth, relieving pain, and creating a comfortable patient[…]
Read Note about Rachel Halpern
1982
Raymond A. Fritz Jr., DPM, Daniel Fritz, DPM ’14, Nicholas Fritz ’15, Jim Skaff, DMD ’14
Raymond A. Fritz Jr., DPM, celebrated the 40th Annual Muster at the National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum in Fort Pierce, Florida. Raymond was joined by his sons, Daniel Fritz, DPM ’14 and Nicholas Fritz ’15, and Jim Skaff, DMD ’14 who enjoyed celebrating and walking through the history of the Navy[…]
Read Note about Raymond A. Fritz Jr., DPM, Daniel Fritz, DPM ’14, Nicholas Fritz ’15, Jim Skaff, DMD ’14
2007
Raymond Salani III
Raymond Salani III will have four photography books published by Schiffer Publishing by the spring of 2027. The first, “The Appalachian Trail: Four Seasons Along the Trail,” was released in November. The second, “Iconic and Hidden Gems of the Appalachian Trail: 20 Unforgettable Hikes,” was[…]
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1980
Raymond Singer
Raymond Singer, M.D., chief of cardiac surgery at Philadelphia’s Jefferson Einstein Hospital, released a book, “I Used to Be an Athlete: The Three ‘E’s’ for the Preservation of Youth,” in March, describing ways to improve personal health and focusing on eating, exercise, and[…]
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1974
Richard Krieger
Richard Krieger retired in July after being in medical practice, in infectious disease, for 42 years. He now spends more time with family (including five grandchildren), traveling, and writing (working on his fifth novel). The previous four are available on Amazon in Kindle and paperback[…]
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1956
Richard Miller
Richard Miller continues to serve as substitute organist in area churches as well as assisting in the preparation of chapel services at the Lutheran Community at Telford. Richard also serves as director of the chapel choir. He has written four memoirs, one of which includes memories of his days at[…]
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1975
Rick Bodnar, Carolyn Krenos Bodnar ’76, Paul Weidner ’78, Kathy Fry Weidner ’78, Chris Duelfer
Rick Bodnar and Carolyn Krenos Bodnar ’76 traveled to the Lehigh Valley from Iowa in March to join Paul Weidner ’78, Kathy Fry Weidner ’78, Chris Duelfer, and his wife, Peg, for dinner and to share many fun and fond[…]
Read Note about Rick Bodnar, Carolyn Krenos Bodnar ’76, Paul Weidner ’78, Kathy Fry Weidner ’78, Chris Duelfer
1982
Robert Heary
Robert Heary was elected to the Muhlenberg College Alumni Board and will serve a four-year[…]
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1958
Robert P. Leighton, Arnold Markoe, Neil Fabricant
Robert P. Leighton, Arnold Markoe, and Neil Fabricant met at a New York City restaurant to reminisce about their time at Muhlenberg. Neil, who fondly remembers the verse “putting on the old gray bonnet with Muhlenberg upon it,” reflected on the life lessons he learned while in college. Robert[…]
Read Note about Robert P. Leighton, Arnold Markoe, Neil Fabricant
1986
Robin Graver Fatzinger
Robin Graver Fatzinger writes, “After more than 35 years working in corporate medical device clinical, quality, and regulatory affairs roles, I have started my own consulting business, Qreg Consulting. On this new journey I hope to continue to bring innovative and life-saving medical products to[…]
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1970
Ron Tuma, Barry Burkhardt, Tom Burkholder, Judy McDonald Burkholder ’71, Michael Miller, Ned Rahn, Bruce Reitz, Barry Waterhouse ’71
In November, the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University honored Ronald Tuma ’70, Ph.D., with a portrait ceremony. Several Muhlenberg alumni attended the unveiling of his[…]
Read Note about Ron Tuma, Barry Burkhardt, Tom Burkholder, Judy McDonald Burkholder ’71, Michael Miller, Ned Rahn, Bruce Reitz, Barry Waterhouse ’71
2014
Ross Handler
Ross Handler was recently elected to Muhlenberg College’s board of trustees and will serve a three-year[…]
Read Note about Ross Handler
1993
Russ Racine
Russ Racine has been named to the Legal 500 U.S. City Elite in Charlotte, North Carolina, for intellectual property. Russ is a partner at Cranfill Sumner LLP and serves as chair of the firm’s intellectual practice[…]
Read Note about Russ Racine
2009
Ryan E. Paskin
Ryan E. Paskin has rejoined the firm CohnReznick as a partner in its Value360 advisory practice. With extensive merger and acquisition experience, Ryan will lead a new value creation practice that will help alternative investment firms develop, execute, and accelerate value creation strategies to[…]
Read Note about Ryan E. Paskin
2010
Samantha Unger Horrow
Samantha Unger Horrow has completed her tenure as a member of the Muhlenberg College Alumni Board. Sami served for eight years and was a member of the development[…]
Read Note about Samantha Unger Horrow
2016
Samuel Wechsler
Samuel Wechsler earned a Ph.D. in neuroscience at Drexel University. Sam was also awarded a significant National Institutes of Health grant and is currently doing a postdoc with Jing Wang, Ph.D., at the Shenzhen Bay Laboratory in[…]
Read Note about Samuel Wechsler
2007
Sarah Efronson, Matteo Spera, Zeke Strober, Thomas Mulherin, Will Huntington, Kate Molloy
Friends from the Class of 2007 (Sarah Efronson, Matteo Spera, Zeke Strober, Thomas Mulherin, Will Huntington, and Kate Molloy) recently got together with their families to celebrate their collective 40th[…]
Read Note about Sarah Efronson, Matteo Spera, Zeke Strober, Thomas Mulherin, Will Huntington, Kate Molloy
1990
Sharon Mahn
Sharon Mahn was recently interviewed on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Sharon is an attorney and CEO of Mahn Consulting, a global executive and legal search and consulting firm based in[…]
Read Note about Sharon Mahn
2017
Stephanie Dorit Spiegel, Jacob Edward Najarian ’18, Loren Sass, Travis Crawford ’18, Charles Bene ’18, Stephen Dranoff ’18, Zachary Spiegel ’11
Stephanie Dorit Spiegel and Jacob Edward Najarian ’18 were married at Little River Farms in Milton, Georgia, in October 2024. Several alumni (including Loren Sass, Travis Crawford ’18, Charles Bene ’18, Stephen Dranoff ’18, and Zachary Spiegel ’11) were in[…]
Read Note about Stephanie Dorit Spiegel, Jacob Edward Najarian ’18, Loren Sass, Travis Crawford ’18, Charles Bene ’18, Stephen Dranoff ’18, Zachary Spiegel ’11
1968
Susan Sellers Stanewick
Susan Sellers Stanewick and her sister were honored to exhibit their artwork at Sweet Nectars Florist, a local flower shop in Leland, North Carolina. The show was on exhibit from January 17 to March[…]
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1978
Terence Bonk Novak
Terence Bonk Novak started a position as CEO at Benuvia, a specialty pharmaceutical company focused on controlled substance solutions for PTSD, depression, pain, and other difficult disease[…]
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2015
Tim Carroll, Kevin Mitchell, Amanda Sullivan-Weiss, Ben Nassau, Moriah Benjoseph, Patrica Carroll Swanson ’80, Raphael Ades-Aron
Tim Carroll got married in Rochester, New York, on May 24, 2025, with Muhlenberg alumni Kevin Mitchell (groomsman), Amanda Sullivan-Weiss, Ben Nassau and his wife Moriah Benjoseph (with future Mule Abby Benjoseph Nassau), his aunt Patrica Carroll Swanson ’80, and Raphael Ades-Aron in[…]
Read Note about Tim Carroll, Kevin Mitchell, Amanda Sullivan-Weiss, Ben Nassau, Moriah Benjoseph, Patrica Carroll Swanson ’80, Raphael Ades-Aron
1989
Tim Walbert
Tim Walbert has been named to the board of directors of Catalent, Inc., a leading global contract development and manufacturing organization with a mission to develop, manufacture, and supply products that help people live better and healthier lives. Tim also serves on the boards of Century[…]
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1981
Todd Pretz, Brian Marron, Sam Calagione ’92
Todd Pretz and Brian Marron will be performing at Dogfish Head Brewery in Milton, Delaware, on Friday, November 21, from 4-6 p.m. for a Muhlenberg Day. Dogfish founder Sam Calagione ’92 will be there. Come for some fun, beer, and music and mingle with other Muhlenberg[…]
Read Note about Todd Pretz, Brian Marron, Sam Calagione ’92
2021
Tommy Gedrich
Tommy Gedrich made his Broadway debut in “Pirates! The Penzance Musical.” The show runs through July and stars Jinkx Monsoon, David Hyde Pierce, and Ramin[…]
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2023
Tova Granowitz
Tova Granowitz was recently promoted to vice president, Citi/AAdvantage digital acquisitions at Citi. It was her second promotion since joining Citi in[…]
Read Note about Tova Granowitz
2003
Tracie Rosenbaum Serebrennikov, Audra Ain Levey ’06, Amanda Heiberger Wolchock ’12, Joely Winnick ’19, Emily Sinensky Langer ’21, Alexa DiNorscio ’22
Tracie Rosenbaum Serebrennikov, Audra Ain Levey ’06, Amanda Heiberger Wolchock ’12, Joely Winnick ’19, Emily Sinensky Langer ’21, and Alexa DiNorscio ’22 hosted a mini-meetup for L’Oréal USA’s resident Mules to celebrate their shared alma mater. The group works across human[…]
Read Note about Tracie Rosenbaum Serebrennikov, Audra Ain Levey ’06, Amanda Heiberger Wolchock ’12, Joely Winnick ’19, Emily Sinensky Langer ’21, Alexa DiNorscio ’22
1985
Valarie Basheda
Valarie Basheda was a guest on the “2400 CHEW” alumni podcast. Find episodes at 2400chew.transistor.fm or wherever you get your podcasts.[…]
Read Note about Valarie Basheda
2009
Veronica Sanchez Gonzalez
Veronica Sanchez Gonzalez was named the 2025 ATHENA Emerging Professional Leadership Award recipient by the Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Women’s Business Council on October 30. Veronica is the CEO of Valley Health Partners Community Health Center (VHP), where she collaborates with the[…]
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2013
Vijaysinh Sindha
Vijaysinh Sindha has been named district assistant business administrator for Berkeley Heights Public Schools in New[…]
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