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  • Stress named Onondaga Community College Foundation executive director

    Kathleen Stress ’08 MA (PA) has been appointed the executive director of the Onondaga Community College Foundation. In her new position, Stress will oversee the foundation’s programming and outreach, while helping develop plans to attract philanthropic support for Onondaga Community College activities.

    2/27/2020

     

    Entertainment lawyer and producer Davis wins Grammy Award

    Doug Davis ’94 BA (PSc) has won a Grammy Award for his role in the making of the Brian Lynch Big Band album, “Omni-American Book Club,” which won in the Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album category. This is Davis’s second Grammy; he previously won the award as a producer on the album “American Dreamers.”

    2/19/2020

     

    Nicolelli appointed executive vice president and CFO at EXL

    Maurizio Nicolelli ’90 BA (PSc) has been named executive vice president and chief financial officer for EXL, an operations management and analytics firm headquartered in New York City. As a member of EXL’s senior executive team, Nicolelli will be responsible for the company’s financial and operational leadership.

    2/19/2020

     

    Schnitzer promoted to president and CEO of CIRI

    Susan Schnitzer ’91 BA (Econ/PSt) has been named the president and CEO of the Connecticut Institute for Refugees and Immigrants (CIRI), a nonprofit that advocates for and supports immigrants, refugees, and survivors of human trafficking across Connecticut. CIRI is the only Connecticut nonprofit that provides legal, social, linguistic, and educational services to new Americans in the state.

    2/18/2020

     

    Curto’s Peace Corps experience featured in hometown press

    A recently completed Peace Corps assignment in Morocco, by Adriana Curto ’16 BA (CCE/IR), was featured last month in the Highlands Current, a print and online news outlet serving a set of towns in the Hudson Valley (from which Curto hails). In the article, Curto explains how she’d entered the Peace Corps to improve her Arabic language skills, and to serve an interest in the Arabic Middle East and North Africa she developed as a freshman at Maxwell.

    2/18/2020

     

    Alumnus Schwabish writes book on research presentation

    Jonathan Schwabish ’02 MA (Econ)/’03 PhD (Econ) has written Elevate the Debate: A Multilayered Approach to Communicating Your Research (Wiley, 2020). Schwabish, currently a senior fellow in the Income and Benefits Policy Center at the Urban Institute, is a specialist in data visualization and presentation design.

    2/14/2020

     

    Soljour presented with nationally recognized dissertation award

    Kishauna Soljour ’16 MA (Hist)/’19 PhD (Hist) has received a distinguished dissertation award from the Council of Graduate Schools/ProQuest. These awards, first given in 1982, are intended to highlight academics “who have already made unusually significant and original contributions to their fields” as they finish their dissertation.

    2/11/2020

     

    Senlet made partner at law firm Barclay Damon

    Ekin Senlet ’08 JD/MAIR has been elected a partner of Barclay Damon, a regional law firm operating throughout a series of offices across the Northeastern United States and Toronto. Senlet, who has worked with Barclay Damon since completing her degrees at Maxwell, focuses on regulatory issues in the energy industry across New York State.

    1/24/2020

     

    O’Neil named to the Advisory Board of Mission 500

    Peter O’Neil ’91 BA (IR) has joined the advisory board of Mission 500, a nonprofit serving children, families, and communities in crisis across the United States. Founded in 2016, Mission 500 works closely with partners across the security industry in order to encourage corporate social responsibility.

    1/24/2020

     

    Michael Crow awarded NCSE award for science, service, and leadership

    Michael Crow ’85 PhD (PA) has received a lifetime achievement award for his contributions to science, service and leadership by the National Council on Science and the Environment (NCSE). Crow, who was appointed president of Arizona State University (ASU) in 2002, was recognized for his long-time commitment to increasing environmental sustainability within higher education.

    1/22/2020

     

    Isquierdo appointed chief human resources officer at Bryan Health

    Maria Isquierdo ’90 MPA has been named the chief human resources officer at Bryan Health, a regional nonprofit healthcare system operating throughout Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, and Missouri. With more than 20 years’ experience in human resources, Isquierdo will lead employee recruitment and retention across the Bryan Health system.

    1/22/2020

     

    Bucci appointed to director position for PC Public Affairs

    Michael Bucci ’95 MPA has been named director of public relations and public affairs at PC Public Affairs, a public relations and strategic communications firm based in Latham, N.Y. Bucci has spent most of the past three decades in communications, serving in numerous government, business, and non-profit organizations.

    1/22/2020

     

    Alumnus joins specialists in international real estate investment

    Artyom Perevedentsev ’10 MA (Econ) has been appointed to the International Investment Group of BNP Paribas Real Estate, an international real estate provider. In his new role, Perevedentsev will focus on expanding hotel investment opportunities into cross-border and other alternative markets.

    1/22/2020

     

    Noel made chief partnership officer at after-school program provider

    Rigaud Noel ’04 BA (PSc) has been appointed chief partnership officer by New York Edge, an after-school programming provider working across New York City’s metropolitan region. Noel previously served as New York Edge’s senior director of public development and educational partnerships.

    1/14/2020

     

    Hytinen named executive vice president and CFO at Iron Mountain

    Barry Hytinen ’97 BA (PSc) has been designated as an executive vice president and the chief financial officer at Iron Mountain, a storage and information management company. The appointment took effect January 1, 2020. Founded in 1951, Iron Mountain stores and protects billions of assets, ranging from highly sensitive data to cultural and historical artifacts in more than 1,450 facilities around the world.

    1/14/2020

     

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