Bryan Campbell (CAS’00) of Nashville, Tenn., moved from Middlebury, Vt. He works at the Peabody Library at Vanderbilt University. E-mail him at bryancampbell@vanderbilt.edu.

Evan Dvorin (CAS’00) of West Lebanon, N.H., was recently selected as the Rolf C. Syvertsen Fellow for the 2004–2005 academic year at Dartmouth Medical School. The award recognizes leadership qualities and potential to go beyond a physician’s traditional roles. Evan will graduate from Dartmouth Medical School this spring with an “outstanding” academic medical record. He is one of several students selected to Alpha Omega Alpha, a medical honor society. He plans a residency in internal medicine.

Danielle Wolf Fraenza (CAS’00) of Cranston, R.I., and her husband, Mark, welcomed their first child, Maya Rose Fraenza, on October 29. Danielle is an actuarial assistant at AIPSO , a nonprofit management organization and service provider for various insurance industry groups. E-mail her at danielle.fraenza@cox.net.

Jessica Hendrickson (CAS’00) of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Daniel Keogh (ENG’01) of Worcester, Mass., recently became engaged and are planning a September 2005 wedding in New York City. Jessica is a graduate student at Baruch College in New York City, and Daniel is a product engineer in Boston. “We hope everyone is doing well!” they write. E-mail them at jessicae129@aol.com or dkeogh@delsys.com.

Marshall Levit (COM’00, CGS’98) of Houston, Tex., married Abigail Neiman on January 2, 2005. Marshall is an assistant buyer in the marketing department of the Grocers Supply Company, Inc.

Julie Sim (SMG’00) and Eric Cola (SMG’99) of Stratford, Conn., were married in 2002 and had their first child, Isabelle Rose, on August 19, 2004. E-mail them at Julie.Sim@towersperrin.com.

Roman P. Vitkovitsky (MET’00) of Stafford, Va., a Marine Corps captain, received the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal while assigned to Marine Corps Recruiting Command in Quantico, Va. Roman served as an information technology officer and as aide-de-camp for the commanding general from June 2001 to September 2004.

Diana Rodriguez Wallach (COM’00) of Philadelphia, Pa., married Jordan Wallach on October 16, 2004, in Philadelphia. Marguerite Solis Sheehan (CAS’98, SAR’98), Sheri Tenn (SAR’98,’00), and Liz Moran (COM’00) were in the wedding party. Also attending were Ric Ochman (SMG’00) and several graduates of BU’s spring 1999 study abroad program in Madrid, Spain, including Ryan Basen, Jacki Baskin, and Silvana Valencia. Diana is the communications associate for the Philadelphia Education Fund, a nonprofit organization working to improve the quality of public education. E-mail her at deerod66@lycos.com.

Dina Keratsis (SED’01) of Somerville, Mass., has written her first novel, Charlesgate, a ghost story involving an old hotel (and former Boston University dorm). The book was published by Wings ePress in January 2005. Check out Dina’s Web site at www.dinakeratsis.com.

Jennifer Cosentino Muirhead (COM’01) and Christian Muirhead (CAS’01) of Los Angeles, Calif., were married on June 19, 2004, in Bolton, Mass. Kelly Adams (CAS’01) was a bridesmaid and Matthew Toomey (COM’00), Michael DiGiacomo (SMG’01), Robert Marscher (CAS’01), and Kurt Hoffman (SMG’01) were groomsmen. Also attending were Lauren Shoham (COM’01), Danielle Goland (CAS’01, COM’01), Rachel Barolsky (CAS’02), Mara Levin (COM’01), and Yani Woods (COM’01). Jennifer works at Paramount Network Television, and Christian is the manager of corporate communications at the William Morris Agency. E-mail them at jcmuirhead@hotmail.com.

Jennifer Young Zuverink (COM’01) of Watsonville, Calif., married Dave Zuverink on August 1, 2001, in Santa Cruz, Calif. Jennifer is an independent graphic designer specializing in greeting cards and invitations. Dave works as a user research specialist at Adobe Software. E-mail Jennifer at jyoungdesign@yahoo.com.

Jonathan Ayer (CAS’02) and Andria Ferrari (COM’02) of Hyannis, Mass., were married on July 31, 2004, in Cherry Hill, N.J. BU alumni in the wedding party were Kelly Murphy (COM’01), Jackie Sunderland (COM’02), Kirsten Breece (SED’02), Paul Hanlon (COM’01), and Mike Sachs (ENG’02). E-mail Jonathan at jayer18@hotmail.com.

Frank Furnari (CAS’02) of Dorchester, Mass., was accepted to the part-time M.B.A. program at Boston University’s Graduate School of Management and began studies last September. Frank continues to work for BU at the Medical Campus Office of Information Technology.

Holly J. Moir Haliniewski (MET’02) of Rockville, Md., married Darren Haliniewski on July 4, 2003. Holly is the public relations director at the Rockville Arts Place community art center. She writes, “I would love to hear from fellow arts administration classmates.” E-mail her at moirholj@yahoo.com.

Lara Sigel (SMG’02) of Boston, Mass., joined the Arthritis Foundation Massachusetts Chapter as director of special events, coordinating its marathon training program. Previously she was a marketing manager for the Executive Women’s Golf Association. E-mail her at lara.siegel.2002@alum.bu.edu.

David J. Catterall (CAS’03) of Mattituck, N.Y., a Navy ensign, recently completed the basic surface warfare officers course at the Surface Warfare Officers School Command in Newport, R.I. David’s training prepared him for service as a shipboard officer.

Julio Cotto (CAS’03) of Austin, Tex., and Mayra Cortez (CAS’03) of El Paso, Tex., have been engaged since February 14, 2004. They will marry in El Paso on April 9, 2005. Teresa Baca (CAS’03) and Eunice Torres (SMG’03) will be bridesmaids. E-mail Julio at julio.cotto.2002@alum.bu.edu and Mayra at mayracortez@yahoo.com.

Ginger Lazarus (GRS’03) of Arlington, Mass., is the author most recently of Matter Familias, which was performed at the BU Boston Playwrights’ Theatre in December. Ginger’s other plays include Nonprofit, Lemonade, Arrhythmia, Shooting Sparks, and MOCKBA: A Play About Moscow, for which she received the 1999 John Gassner Memorial Playwriting Award from the New England Theatre Conference. Ginger is a member of the Dramatists Guild.

Earl Valencia (ENG’03) of Ithaca, N.Y., is pursuing graduate studies in systems engineering, an interest sparked by his work with Raytheon in Bedford, Mass. He was awarded the Boehringer scholarship for best incoming systems engineering student at Cornell University and was offered a teaching fellow position there. He encourages former classmates and professors to e-mail him at esv6@cornell.edu.

Joseph Romero (MET’04) of Pomona, Calif., is the captain of the Pomona Police Department and a member of the first graduating class in MET’s master’s in criminal justice program. Joseph received a Meritorious Service medal from the Hispanic American Police Command Officers Association in November in San Antonio, Tex. E-mail him at joe.romero@ci.pomona.ca.us.