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1980s
Daniel Genova (B.F.A., ’80) completed a recent painting, “The winner by a nose!”, acrylic on canvas, 32″ x 40″, 2022.
Jay Sage (B.S., ’81), an open space enthusiast, along with Douglas County (Colorado) Commissioner Abe Laydon (B.A., ’98), and public relations and marketing communications expert Michelle Ellis (B.A., ’99) celebrate the overwhelming support from Douglas County voters to approve the continuation of the sales tax to protect parks, trails, open space, and historic preservation. This campaign touched the true spirit of Douglas County residents and passed by more than 87% of the vote.
1990s
Michelle Eccellente Stevenson (B.A., ’92) had a solo, abstract art show for the entire month of November in the Noel McArdle Gallery at the Janet F. Harte Public Library in Corpus Christi, Texas. Her artwork can be found on social media @MESStudioArt.
2010s
Jeremy Janus (B.S., ’11) recently published 3 new books. Colorado Through the Seasons: A Photographic Journey Through the Rocky Mountains is a replication of the 35-piece solo exhibition that Janus currently has in the Denver International Airport. A Winter in Florida: An Artist’s Journey Through the Sunshine State is a collection of the 50 best photos and their stories from the winter that Janus spent in Florida last year. Storms: The Beauty of Finding Light in the Darkness is a collection of the 50 best storm photos that Janus took from 2019-22. This book consists of photos of storms, cloud formations, rainbows, storm sunsets, and lightning; almost all of which came from Colorado.
Vimal Patel (B.A., ’13) has joined the New York Times education desk, where he will focus on free speech issues. He has written about higher education for more than seven years at The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Pasamon Pechrasuwan (M.E., ’13) has completed 8 years of employment at Frost & Sullivan, a global growth consulting company. After his short stint as a civil/structural engineer for the Lungmen Nuclear Powerplant project at Black & Veatch, he found himself working in a different role for the management consultant industry. Originally employed in 2014 as a temporary independent contractor, the permanent position was offered to him the same year, which he accepted and started as a consulting analyst. He currently holds a position as principal consultant and associate fellow in the Energy, Environment, & Industrial Business unit. He is based in Bangkok, Thailand.
In Memoriam
1950s
Cleda Hughes (B.S., ’53)
Jon Ogden (B.S., ’57)
1960s
Glenn Pope (B.S., ’60)
Robert Ramsey (B.S., ’63)
West Foster (B.S., ’64; M.S., ’68)
Paul Holdeman (B.S., ’64)
Raymond Barley (B.A., ’66)
Roy Eastland (B.S., ’66)
Charles Anderson (B.S., ’68)
Ronald Wachtmann (M.S., ’68)
Christopher Daily (B.S., ’69)
Robert Kilpatrick (B.S., ’69)
1970s
Dr. J Edward Kautz Kautz (B.S., ’70)
Roger Tarum (B.S., ’71; M.S., ’74)
Ben Doke (B.S., ’72)
Randall Rehwoldt (B.S., ’73)
John Clark (M.S., ’74; Ph.D., ’75)
Mark Fitch (B.S., ’74; D.V.M., ’76)
1980s
John Dayton Jr. (B.S., ’84)
1990s
Joel Webb (B.S.’91)
Cindy Chapman (B.S., ’92)
David Safe (B.A., ’92)
Peter Ungerman (B.S., ’93)
Kelli Peterson (B.S., ’97)
2020s
Chad Croft (B.S., ’20)
Friends
Paula Bryson
Nancy Hein
Dr. Leonard Rue III
Marguerite Salazar
Georgia Schneider
Faculty and Staff
Connie Ramirez
