Bryan Campbell (CAS’00) of Charlottesville, Va., is a library assistant at the Virginia Department of Transportation Research Library. He was previously employed at the Peabody Library at Vanderbilt University.

Michelle (Nadolny) Chapman (CAS’00) of Bristol, Conn., and John Chapman had a second son, Joseph Edward, on July 3, 2007. His big brother, Michael, was born on May 28, 2004. Michelle works for Wyeth Pharmaceuticals. Contact them at michael52804@yahoo.com.

Matt Doyle (COM’00) of Bristol, Conn., won his third National Sports Emmy for his work as a feature producer on ESPN’s Sunday NFL Countdown. “I continue to work on the show, producing features on a variety of teams and players from around the league,” he writes. E-mail him at matthew.r.doyle@espn.com.

Hillary Haworth (CAS’00) of Kansas City, Mo., married Chris Weber on May 19, 2007. Cheryl Blatt (CAS’00, COM’00) was the maid of honor. Hillary is a project geologist for HGL, an environmental consulting firm in Kansas City. She earned her professional geologist license last April. Contact her at geohillary@hotmail.com.

Loralee (Laing) Tester (CAS’00) of East Lyndon, Vt., and Shawn Tester announce the birth of their first child, Timothy, on May 21, 2007. Contact Loralee at loraleedawn@yahoo.com.

Gregory Wertsch (CAS’00) of Denver, Colo., opened the Clandestine Chef Experience on June 1, 2007. Greg writes that his company “is revolutionizing cooking instruction by sending professional chefs right into clients’ own kitchens.” E-mail him at greg@clandestinechef.com, or visit www.clandestinechef.com.

Chris Baldwin (SMG’01) of Seattle, Wash., is pursuing an M.B.A. with a concentration in technology management at the University of Washington. He is a program manager on the SQL Server Business Intelligence team at Microsoft Corporation, where he has worked since November 2005.

Daniel Billings (CFA’01) and Liza (Villanueva) Billings (SED’01) of Chicago, Ill., were married on September 3, 2007, in Smithtown, N.Y.

Brett Feldman (GSM’01) of Franklin, Mass., is a program manager for sustainable energy solutions at Constellation New Energy in Boston. He is also the vice chairman of the Franklin Finance Committee. Brett and his wife, Shari, have a daughter, Hannah. Contact him at feldjamin@hotmail.com.

Romy (Marom) Foster (SMG’01) of Dunellen, N.J., and her husband, Mitchell, announce the birth of their son, Zachary Joseph, on July 29, 2007. You can e-mail Romy at romyfoster@yahoo.com.

Ryan Hoyt (SED’01) of Boston, Mass., was elected to the board of directors for the Massachusetts Teachers Association (MTA), representing educators from Waltham, Weston, Lexington, and Burlington. He was also reappointed chairman of the MTA’s New Teacher Committee. Ryan teaches fifth grade in the Waltham Public Schools and serves on the executive board of the Waltham Educators Association. E-mail him at hoytr@k12.waltham.ma.us.

Julie Koskey (SAR’01,’03) of Melrose, Mass., writes that the BU Women’s Rugby Football Club is planning a 10-year reunion for spring 2008. For info, e-mail buwrfcalumsubscribe@yahoogroups.com.

Janis Lawrence (UNI’01) of Amsterdam, N.Y., married Jeremy Freeman on July 7, 2007, at Great Escape Six Flags in Lake George, N.Y. The ceremony took place in front of the Tornado water ride, which the wedding party rode together after the wedding. “The ceremony, while not attended by any other BU alums, was well attended by friends, family, and Looney Tunes characters,” Janis writes. She adds that she is happy to welcome Jeremy and his daughters, Nature and Miracle, into her family.

Karla Leandri Rider (CAS’01) of Portland, Maine, is assistant registrar at the Bates College Museum of Art in Lewiston. E-mail her at butterflymusic@hotmail.com.

Sachiko Akiyama (CFA’02) of Reno, Nev., Sedrick Huckaby (CFA’97) of Burleson, Tex., and Carol Keller (CFA’80) of Shutesbury, Mass., were featured in the exhibition Sculpture Etc. at the Nielsen Gallery in Boston this winter.

Devri (Watts) Davis (COM’02, CGS’00) of Los Angeles, Calif., earned an M.B.A. in marketing from California Lutheran University last May. Devri works in marketing at a leading fashion hair company. She is married and has a son. You can contact her at devrixaviera@netzero.com.

Liberty Gunter (ENG’02) of Dunbarton, N.H., was named the Outstanding New Hampshire Young Engineer for 2007 by IEEE, a professional association for the advancement of technology. Liberty joined BAE Systems in 2002, where she works in electrical engineering and semiconductors and volunteers as a mentor in the company’s Women in Technology program for high school students. She also works with the FIRST Robotics and FIRST Lego League programs, nonprofits that inspire young people to be science and technology leaders and to solve real-world problems by applying math, science, and technology.

Jason Light (ENG’02,’04) of Dupont, Wash., married Samantha Nagle on August 18, 2007, in Bellingham, Wash.

Katherine Lochbrunner (CAS’02) and Jonathan Wieiss (ENG’04) of Waltham, Mass., were married on July 15, 2007, in Kauai, Hawaii. Katherine earned a master’s in history of art from Yale last May and hopes to complete her Ph.D. in the near future.

Darius Razgaitis (CAS’02) and Ellen (Johnson) Razgaitis (CAS’04) of Bronx, N.Y., were married on August 18, 2007, in western New York. They were joined by many BU alums, including the mother of the bride, Cheryl (Kemsley) Johnson (CFA’86). Darius works at a public relations firm in Manhattan, and Ellen is a student midwife at Columbia University. E-mail them at drazgaitis@yahoo.com.

Michael T. Reilly (LAW’02) of New York, N.Y., joined the law firm Norris McLaughlin & Marcus as an associate in the real estate and land use group, as well as the cooperative and condominium law group.

Melissa (Mueller) Serviss (SED’02, CAS’02) of Middletown, Conn., married Scott Serviss on August 4, 2007. Alumni in attendance included Kenda Stewart (CAS’03), Nathan Spiker (ENG’02), Jaime Ortiz (MET’01), Daniel Lipton (SED’02,’04), Jordanna Tanguay-Colucci (SED’02), Margarita Ortiz (SHA’02), Ju-Lien Lee (SMG’02), and Liza (Villanueva) Billings (SED’01). Melissa is a teacher, and Scott is a psychologist.

Jennifer Wand (CAS’02) and Stephen Rubio (CAS’02) of Oakton, Va., were married on May 27, 2007, in Boston. In attendance were Christopher LoBue (CAS’01, GRS’01) and his wife, Seanna, Rick Healey (CAS’01), Georgiana Cohen (COM’01), Vivian Salib (CAS’01), Lourdes Martinez (CAS’01), and Alys Ebenhoe (CAS’03). Stephen teaches martial arts and Jennifer is a copyeditor at a local newspaper. Contact Stephen at ssjrubio@yahoo.com and Jennifer at jennifer_wand@yahoo.com.

Jeanne (Lucas) Ciccone (CAS’03) of Chadds Ford, Pa., married Marco Ciccone on October 7, 2007, in Wilmington, Del. Brides-maids included Shannon Carthas (SAR’03,’05) and Diana Stock (CAS’03), who introduced Jeanne and Marco. Jeanne’s two sisters, Kathleen Lucas and Meg Lucas (CGS’08), were maids of honor. Other BU alumni in attendance included Janelle Hamer, Shruti Desai (SMG’04), Maggie Henick (CAS’03), Christopher Munster (COM’93), and Pouya Shahbodaghi (CAS’03).

Craig Heeren (CAS’03, GRS’03) of New York, N.Y., a third-year student at New York University School of Law, writes that his article “Together at the Table of Brotherhood: Voluntary Student Assignment Plans and the Supreme Court” was selected for publication in the spring 2008 volume of the Harvard BlackLetter Law Journal. After graduating in May, Craig will begin working for the law firm Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr. In September 2009, he will be a judicial clerk for Judge Harold Baer of the Southern District of New York.

Heather Hughes (COM’03) of Cambridge, Mass., had two poems featured on Prick of the Spindle (www.prickofthespindle.com), an online literary journal. Her poem “Cave” is forthcoming in the literary magazine Grain.

Christina (Romanelli) Ilgen (SMG’03, CGS’01) of Norristown, Pa., married Joshua Ilgen in Kennebunkport, Maine, on October 13, 2007. They were joined by 200 family members, friends, and alums, including Alison Trejo (SAR’03), Lauren (Gauthier) Alexander (SED’02), Laura Gerety (CAS’02, SMG’02), Tyler Hammond (CAS’03), Julie Holt Hammond (SAR’03, SPH’06, GSM’06), Makousse (Kone) Ilboudo (CAS’03), Angela (Belofsky) Jackson (CAS’02), and Leslie Tan (CAS’03).

Adam Marks (COM’03, CGS’00) and Jessica Johnson (CAS’02) of Jamaica Plain, Mass., were married on September 2, 2007, in Boston. Kirk Benson (SMG’02), Brendan Malay (SAR’02,’04), Courtney (Smyton) Benson (SMG’02), Rachel Bloch (CAS’03), Ashley Beecy (ENG’03), and Stephanie (Afflerbach) Kohn (CAS’01) attended the ceremony. You can e-mail Adam and Jessica at amarks555@yahoo.com.

Jason Moore (CAS’03) of North Syracuse, N.Y., married Kimberly Mae Cox on October 13, 2007, in Taughannock Falls, N.Y. The Rev. Meredith Ellis (SED’78, STH’99), former associate dean of Marsh Chapel, officiated, and the Rev. William Verity (STH’87) provided music. Jessica (Stone) Ladlee (COM’02, CGS’00) and Audra Starr (CAS’05, CGS’00) also attended. Jason is the son of Daniel Moore (STH’79). You can contact Jason at jason@jasondmoore.com.

Shelley Ruff (SMG’03) of Waltham, Mass., will be married to Justin Harvey in Middletown, R.I., in September 2008. Maryanne Conway (SMG’03) will be the maid of honor, and Katharine (Jaray) Bogusch (SMG’03) and Veronica Loving (SED’03) will be bridesmaids.

Jeannie Sanchez (SMG’03) and Frank Giaquinto (SMG’03) of Weehawken, N.J., recently became engaged and are planning a fall wedding.

Jessica Stewart (CAS’03) of Rome, Italy, is the city manager for Context Travel’s Rome and Venice/Veneto programs. Context is a network of art historians, archaeologists, and other scholars who give small-group walking seminars in several European cities. “This job has been a fantastic way to use my art history degree from BU and incorporate my love for Italy, which strongly developed during my participation in the BU Padua program,” Jessica writes.

Lisa (Romeo) DeVerna (CAS’04) and John DeVerna (SED’04) of Hoboken, N.J., were married on June 9, 2007. John and Lisa met junior year while living at 199 Bay State Road. Lisa’s roommate, Alexis Clark (CAS’04), was the maid of honor, and her bridesmaids included Amanda Krupkoski (COM’04). Molly Fitzgerald (SED’04), Kristy Eng (SED’04), Greg Buttitta (CAS’04), Travis Baker (ENG’04), Delphine Amato (CAS’04, COM’04), Christian Hurley (CAS’05), and Ronald Chan (SMG’06) attended the wedding. E-mail Lisa at lisadeverna@gmail.com and John at jdeverna@gmail.com.

Steven Hardy (MET’04) of Flatts, Bermuda, and his wife, Jessie, announce the birth of their daughter, Stephanie, on August 3, 2007. Contact Steven at bdabye@gmail.com.

Herlivi Linares (SDM’04) of West Roxbury, Mass., is an associate dental director of Lynn Community Health Center Dental Services, where she is working on increasing dental services to underserved populations. As a Boston University clinical instructor, she administers BU’s dental externship program at the health center.

Shyam Panchal (MED’04) of San Jose, Calif., is a clinical project manager at Stanford University. “I recently finished my second Half-Ironman distance race,” he writes. “I enjoy swimming the most.” 

Elana (Grayson) Pike (COM’04) of Littleton, Colo., married Chad Pike on August 11, 2007, in Tabernash, Colo. Elana is an ecobroker with Keller Williams Realty, and Chad is a private chef. E-mail Elana at Elana@DenverEcoHomes.com.

Leda Scearce (SAR’04) of Raleigh, N.C., presented Pop Laryngology: Understanding and Caring for Pop Singers, with David Witsell, at the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery Foundation’s annual meeting in September. Leda is the clinical coordinator and professional/singing voice specialist at the Duke Voice Care Center in Durham, N.C.

Soren Johnson (CAS’05, GRS’05) and Tiffany (Caufield) Johnson (CAS’04, MET’06) of Wakefield, Mass., were married on July 7, 2007, in Providence, R.I. James McNerney (CAS’05, GRS’07), Tiffany Psemeneki (CAS’04), Matt Hartman (CAS’05), Stefanie Rydstrom (CAS’04), and Margreta Vellucci (CAS’04) attended the wedding. Soren is a software developer for Philips Medical Systems, and Tiffany is an actuarial analyst at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts. For pictures and contact information, go to www.sorenandtiffany.com.

Nicholas Barber (COM’06) of Boston, Mass., recently accepted a position with International Data Group as the online video producer with IDG News Service. You can e-mail him at nick.j.barber@gmail.com.

Adrian Budhu (MET’06, CGS’99) of Boston, Mass., serves on the board of regents for the Point Foundation, the largest scholarship fund in the country for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender students. Adrian writes that he dropped out of BU after coming out to his parents, but returned in 2004 to complete his degree. He now works for Metro Boston newspapers in marketing and development and enjoys volunteering with several organizations. “Being gay does not mean the end of the world,” he writes. “I want to let students know that there are many things and people who can help you — including me.” For information, visit www.pointfoundation.org.

Rebecca Ernst (COM’06, CGS’04) of Winston-Salem, N.C., and David Badiner (CAS’06) of Arlington, Va., became engaged in November 2007 and are planning an October 2008 wedding. Rebecca is an account executive at Mullen/Interpublic in Winston-Salem, and David works in the Washington, D.C., area. E-mail Rebecca at rebecca.parton.ernst@gmail.com.

Kevin B. Fornshall (MET’06) of Alexandria, Va., is a federal criminal investigator in Wash-ing-ton, D.C., and the hate crimes liaison for his department. Along with conducting follow-up criminal investigations on suspected hate/bias crimes, he coordinates training for federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area.

Priti Nath Iymni (MED’06) of Bethesda, Md., is a first-year medical student at the Uniform-ed Services University School of Medicine at the National Naval Medical Center.

Melissa McCullough (CAS’06) and Joseph Sawyer (CAS’06) of Denver, Colo., were married in September 2007. E-mail mmarikom@alum.bu.edu.

Nikki Ortiz-Tatarka (CAS’06, SED’07) and Nick Tatarka (CFA’06,’07) of Braintree, Mass., were married on August 18, 2007, in BU’s Marsh Chapel by the Reverend Paul Helfrich of BU’s Catholic Center. Alexander Paiva (CAS’06), Jared Casey (COM’06), and Kristi Prellwitz (CAS’07) attended the ceremony. “In true BU fashion, Rhett the Terrier even made a surprise appearance at the wedding reception,” Nikki writes. Nikki is a lead teacher at the BU Children’s Center, and Nick is director of orchestras for Medfield Public Schools.

Zaheer Samee (LAW’06) of Cambridge, Mass., writes that less than a year after being admitted to the Massachusetts Bar, he argued and won his first case before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (DiLiddo v. Oxford Street Realty, Inc.). Contact him at ezraeh@gmail.com.

Sara Cechvala (CAS’07) of Quito, Ecuador, is a volunteer teacher in the Ecuador public school system through the nongovernmental organization WorldTeach. She was accepted to the program because of her commitment to education and to public service, according to WorldTeach.

Julia da Silva (CAS’07) of Hagerhill, Ky., is volunteering in the Appalachian region of Kentucky for nine months through the Christian Appalachian Project, a Kentucky-based nonprofit dedicated to serving Appalachian residents in need.

Yih-Sheng “Sid” Kuo (MET’07) of Taipai, Taiwan, recently joined SonoSite, Inc., as a sales development manager for China and Asia. He leads the region’s product marketing and services teams. E-mail Sid at sid.kuo@sonosite.com.

Brian Pope (COM’07) of Brook-line, Mass., George O’Connor (COM’07) of Malden, Mass., and Jason Johnson (COM’07) of Charleston, S.C., received Francis W. Hatch Awards for their student work in advertising. Brian received a bronze and a silver bowl, while George and Jason received a merit and a bronze bowl.