John J. Caulfield (SMG’90) of Mountlake Terrace, Wash., was appointed city manager of Mountlake Terrace last January. He has worked in local government for more than 15 years. John is also actively involved with the Rotary Club and other nonprofit organizations. E-mail him at Johnc527@comcast.net.

Jason Colacchio (ENG’90) of Peabody, Mass., and his wife, Tracy, announce the birth of their first son, Dante Anthony, on April 26, 2006. E-mail Jason at jpc@adcco.com.

Richard D. Endacott (COM’90) of Omaha, Nebr., is an associate professor with tenure at the Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film, University of Nebraska–Lincoln. He also has his own film and video production company, Swiftwater Films. E-mail him at rendacott2@unl.edu.

Daniel S. Kohane (MED’90, GRS’90) of Auburndale, Mass., recently received the CIMIT–Johnson & Johnson Young Clinician Research Award. Daniel is trying to improve the care of infants on breathing tubes. He is on staff at the pediatric intensive care unit at Massachusetts General Hospital, a visiting scientist at the Langer Laboratory in the department of chemical engineering at MIT, and an assistant professor of pediatrics at Harvard Medical School.

Nicole Weekes (CAS’90, CGS’87) of Claremont, Calif., won a 2006 Wig Distinguished Professor Award for Excellence in Teaching for her work as an associate professor of psychology at Pomona College. Wig Award recipients are elected by the junior and senior classes and then confirmed by a committee of trustees, faculty, and students. In 2001, Nicole was named the California Professor of the Year by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education and the Carnegie Foundation.

Nicole Charbonnet (CFA’91) of New Orleans, La., had a solo art exhibition called One Thousand and One Nights (Paintings to Make You Love Me) at Winston Wachter Fine Art in New York City from April 5 to May 13, 2006. Visit Nicole’s Web site at www.nicolecharbonnet.com.

John Cooney (CAS’91) of Seattle, Wash., and his wife, Ramie, had a daughter, Courtney, on June 16. Her sister, Caitrin, is five years old. “We’ve agreed we are done having kids, as we don’t want to get outnumbered and possibly become victims of a coup d’cooney,” John writes. He manages the intermodal operations in Seattle for Union Pacific Railroad. He hopes to catch up with fellow Boyd Hall alumni Eric Trageser (UNI’88), Dave Bartoletti (ENG’86), and Lynn Solomon (COM’89). E-mail the Cooneys at jvcooney@up.com.

Sheila (Nowak) Dooley (ENG’91) of Lebanon, Ind., married Randy Dooley on May 27, 2005, in Las Vegas. Sheila is a business analyst with ASAP Automation. 

Esther Peres (COM’91) of Los Angeles, Calif., screened her film 11:11 on June 10, 2006, at the Boston International Film Festival. To learn more about the making of 11:11,visit www.backwardsmovie.com.

Mary Riley (ENG’91) of Rochester Hills, Mich., left the Air Force in April 2005 after 14 years of active duty to pursue a teaching certificate. (She flew the C-130 for the last eight years of her Air Force career.) “Student teaching has been a joy so far,” she writes, “and I look forward to having my own classroom.” E-mail her at rileyma@aol.com.

Joel S. Solomon (COM’91) of Wayne. Pa., is an attorney at the law firm Eckert Seamans, focusing on real estate law, creditors’ rights, and corporate finance and acquisitions. Before joining Eckert Seamans, Joel was vice president and assistant general counsel at O’Neill Properties Group, a real estate development company.

Kevin Tseng (ENG’91) of San Diego, Calif., is a civilian computer engineer for the U.S. Navy’s Naval Surface Warfare Center. He performs land-based functional operability tests on combat system elements before installation onboard ships. E-mail Kevin at krtseng@aol.com.

Tony Biscardi (CAS’92, SED’94) and Rachel Blatter (LAW’00) of Medford, Mass., are engaged. Tony has taught at Austin Preparatory School for 13 years and is head coach of the girls’ junior varsity hockey team. He is also the director of College Academy, a summer program for gifted middle school students. Rachel works with Legal Aid in Worcester, Mass., representing victims of domestic violence.

Sean Connelly (CAS’92, GRS’93, CGS’90) of Ridgefield, Conn., announces the birth of his son, Jack, in February. Jack has a sister, Tristen. Sean was recently promoted to principal of Towers Perrin, a global professional services firm. E-mail him at sean.connelly@towersperrin.com.

Carin Pearce Kalt (COM’92, CGS’90) and Greg Kalt (SMG’92) of Stamford, Conn., announce the arrival of their son, Jesse, on March 17, 2006. Carin is the owner of Art and Soul in New Canaan, Conn., and Greg is an advisory services manager at KPMG in New York City. They would love to hear from classmates at cpea629@yahoo.com and gskalt@yahoo.com.

Jason Kolb (ENG’92,’97) of Somerset, N.J., and his wife, Ana, announce the birth of their second child, Kyle Parker, on February 6. Kyle’s big sister, Taylor, is two. Jason is the business management system manager for Andrew Corporation, a telecommunications company. E-mail him at jkolb@alum.bu.edu.

Christina Post (COM’92) of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Sarah McMillan were wed in a commitment ceremony at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden on May 27, 2006. Sharon Goldey (COM’92) was the matron of honor. Christina would love to hear from her BU film pals at cpost.1@netzero.com.

Anthony M. Ramos (CAS’92, CGS’89) of White Plains, N.Y., is the director of marketing and communications at the conservation organization Wildlife Trust. E-mail him at anthonymanuelramos@gmail.com.

Keith Tavares (CAS’92, CGS’88) of Newport, R.I., is director of institutional advancement for Child & Family Services of Newport County. “After 13 years working and volunteering for Boston University and more than a year working in the office of the chairman at Citizens Bank in Providence,” Keith writes, “I have returned to my roots in Newport, R.I.” E-mail him at ktavares@cox.net.

NiaLena Caravasos (LAW’93) of Swarthmore, Pa., is a shareholder partner in a law firm in Philadelphia, focusing on federal and state criminal defense. In recognition of her contributions, the firm recently changed its name to Fitzpatrick, Fitzpatrick  & Caravasos. E-mail NiaLena at nialena@toplaw.com.

Renee Feldman (COM’93, CGS’91) of Montreal, Canada, married Edmund Baltuch on March 5, 2006, in Montreal.

Shawn J. De Veau (LAW’94) of Boston, Mass., is dean of students at Merrimack College in North Andover, Mass., where he supervises the departments of residential life, student activities/campus center, and counseling and health, dining services, the bookstore, the post office, and police services. Shawn lives at BU with his wife, Laura (Antonecchia) De Veau (COM’89, CGS’87, SED’95), assistant director of student and staff development for the BU Office of Residence Life. E-mail him at shawn.deveau@merrimack.edu.

Tracy Quinn McLennan (CAS’94, COM’94) of Shrewsbury, Mass., announces the birth of her first child, Andrew, on January 22, 2006. Tracy was promoted to assistant creative manager for BJ’s Wholesale Club, working on marketing in the home office. E-mail her at tmclennan@townisp.com.

John McNeill (ENG’94) of Stow, Mass., and his coauthors received the Lewis Winner Outstanding Paper Award at the 2006 International Solid-State Circuits Conference of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. John is an associate professor of electrical and computer engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

Monique Paré (SED’94) of Fort Collins, Colo., graduated from the Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in January 2006. She has started an internship in small animal medicine and surgery at Virginia Tech. E-mail her at mdpare_2@yahoo.com.

Kimberly (Mount) Robinson (SAR’94) of Bernardsville, N.J., had a daughter, Meghan, in January 2006. Kimberly, an occupational therapist, earned a master’s degree from Seton Hall University in 2000. She would love to hear from Tammy Bleiman Clarke (SAR’93,’96), Matt Tycz (SAR’93,’94), Aimee Maire (SAR’93,’96), Meri Daniels (COM’93), and Chris Studer (SED’93). E-mail her at KRobinsonOTR@aol.com.

Rae (Mioli) Suba (SAR’94) of Sandy Hook, Conn., owns a private therapy clinic in Westport, Conn. She lives with her husband Mike, daughter, Katie Rae, age six, and son Mason, age three. Rae writes, “We enjoy traveling, the outdoors, gardening, and spending time with family and friends! Hope to hear from friends from the past!” E-mail her at subafamily@att.net.

Cindy W. Anderson (COM’95) of Buffalo, N.Y., is vice president of marketing for the Weinberg Campus, a network of programs and housing options for the elderly.
 
William J. Bowhers (ENG’95) of Wayland, Mass., has a tenure-track position teaching in the electrical engineering department at Merrimack College in North Andover, Mass. Before entering academia, he spent 25 years as a product developer for the semiconductor test industry at Teradyne, Inc. E-mail him at William.Bowhers@Merrimack.edu.

Elisabeth Ann (Rausen) Campo (COM’95) of Trumbull, Conn., married Keith Allen Campo on October 15, 2005, in Greenwich, Conn. They honeymooned on a private island in Belize. Elisabeth is manager of marketing and licensing at Swiss Army Brands in Shelton, Conn. E-mail her at eacampo@mac.com.

Joshua Cheong (ENG’95,’95) of Singapore left Hewlett Packard’s global operations division to pursue a regional customer relationship manager role at Mercury Interactive. He writes, “Hope everyone from the class of ’94/’95 is doing well — it seems like the last 10 years flew by in a rush!” E-mail him at joshuacheong@hotmail.com.

Michael DiPierro (CAS’95) of Clarksville, Md., and his wife, Marci, had their first child, Elissa Barbara, on April 22. Michael is a consultant for the wealth management industry. He would love to hear from old friends and classmates at mcdipierro1973@aol.com.

Heather Holden Garcia (CFA’95) of New York, N.Y., won first prize in the Haynes International Flute Competition in June 2006.

Neil Goldberg (COM’95) of New York, N.Y., married Dawn Kolotkin in New York City on April 23. “The wedding was a virtual Daily Free Press reunion,” he writes. David Caruso (COM’94) was the best man. Also attending were Ed Reed (COM’95), Jen Reed (COM’97), Ed Brennen (COM’96), Michele Ruina (CAS’95, COM’95), Stephanie Trodello (CAS’94, COM’94, GSM’01), Kelly Sullivan (COM’94,’96), and Kelly Fitzgerald (COM’95). Neil is a sports producer/reporter at New York 1 News, the city’s 24-hour cable TV news channel. E-mail him at neil.goldberg@ny1news.com.

Craig Hannon (ENG’95) of Richmond, Va., and his wife, Heather, have a new son, Linus Joseph, born on June 3, 2006. Linus has a big brother Isaac, age four, and sister, Annelise, age two.

Lauren John (COM’95) of Menlo Park, Calif., published Running Book Discussions: A How-to-Do-It Manual (Neal-Schuman Publishers, 2006), a guide for book-group leaders. Lauren is the librarian at San Francisco’s private Town and Country Club, and she leads in-person and online book talks throughout the Bay Area. E-mail her at lzjohn@pacbell.net.

DeAnn Torres O’Hare (ENG’95) of Hopkinton, Mass., and her husband, Jeremy, had their second daughter, Nicole, on March 29, 2006. Nicole’s big sister, Jacqueline, is two years old. DeAnn is a principal software engineer for EMC. Friends can e-mail her at deann@emc.com.

Gabrielle J. Sellei (LAW’95) of Jenkintown, Pa., is an attorney with the law firm Semanoff Ormsby Greenberg & Torchia. She is also a member of the board of directors of Philadelphia Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts and is a frequent speaker on copyright, contracts, and other legal issues affecting artists and entertainers.

Phillip Spinks (CAS’95) of Boston, Mass., is one of 18 artists who exhibited their latest works this past summer at Gallery Penumbra, a gallery-store in East Gloucester, Mass. Visit his Web site at www.phillipspinks.com.