Carolina Alumni Review - July/August 2008

recipient of the Frank Porter Graham Award, presented to the graduating senior “who has made the most outstanding contribution to a realization of the human ideals of equality, dignity and community.” She also was a member of the Honor Court, the Black Student Movement Gospel Choir and Delta Sigma Theta.

’ 95 Geoffrey Wilfred Taylor Hawkins (’ 95 AB) of Goodyear, Ariz., is practicing with The Logan Law Firm in Phoenix, focusing on restricted stock sale opinion letters. Rufus Lee Parker Jr. (’ 95 AB) of Durham has completed the N.C. real estate broker exam and has joined Fonville Morisey Realty. Lori Beth Wittlin (’ 95 AB) of Arlington,Va., has been promoted to partner with Winston & Strawn LLP. She concentrates her practice in tax planning and tax controversy. ■ marriage Lars Eric Munson (’ 95 AB) and Lynette Tracy Mayo of New York. ■ family additions Lee Zimmerman Callahan (’ 95 BSBA) and Kent Gerard Callahan of Alpharetta, Ga.; a son, Jack David Callahan, on Feb. 15, 2008. Mona Bhavsar Dodia (’ 95 BSBA, ’ 96 MAC)

and Manish C. Dodia of Mableton, Ga.; a daughter, Shayli Dodia, on Dec. 28, 2007. Cindy Shearin Feagans (’ 95 BSPHR, ’02 PD) and John Christopher Feagans of Battleboro; a daughter, Ellen Clary Feagans, on March 4, 2008. Kristalara Massie Jacquot (’ 95 AB) and Dr. John Hamilton Jacquot (’ 95 AB, ’02 DDS, ’05 MS) of Atlanta; a son, Jacob Cawood Jacquot, on Jan. 13, 2008. Whitney Christine Madine (’ 95 BSPH) and Tom F. Madine of Dallas, Texas; a son, Sean Patrick Madine, on Feb. 13, 2008. ■ obituary Laurel Elizabeth Zaks (’ 95 MPH), 38, of Atlanta; March 28, 2008. Zaks joined the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention after a Peace Corps tour and later was in the Office of Global Health. She worked on global disease surveillance, with the Global AIDS program, was a leader in the Atlanta chapter of the Returned Peace Corps Volunteers and in 1994 received the N.C. Governor’s Award for Outstanding Volunteer Service.

’ 96 J. Calvin Cunningham III (’ 96 AB; ’00, ’ 99 JD) of Lexington has taken a leave from his real estate litigation practice with Kilpatrick Stockton to serve as senior trial counsel and military prosecutor for the multinational corps in Iraq.

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Cunningham, as student body president, served on the GAA Board of Directors (1995-96). Melissa Kurzenski Morgan (’ 96 ABJM) of Nashville, Tenn., has been awarded the 2007 Vice President’s Premier Award by Merck & Co. Inc., where she is a senior professional sales representative. Keitcha M. Royal (’ 96 ABJM) of Durham has been named community outreach coordinator at Family and Youth Services Inc. Maj. D. Michael Tucker (’ 96 AB) of Belleville, Ill., has been promoted from captain to major in the Air Force. Tucker serves as associate deputy general counsel for international affairs in the Office of the Secretary of Defense. Stephanie Lawrence Yelton (’ 96 AB) of Chestnut Hill, Mass., has joined the Boston College women’s basketball coaching staff under coach Sylvia Yvonne Crawley (’ 94 AB). Yelton and Crawley played on the UNC national championship team in 1994. Yelton holds the UNC school records in every three-point shooting category. ■ family additions Amanda Worthington Halek (’ 96 AB) and Martin Halek of Madison, Wis.; a daughter, Marianna Halek, on March 19, 2008. Lora Rose McKinney (’ 96 BSBA) and W. Marshall McKinney of Irmo, S.C.; a son, Thomas Graham McKinney, on Jan. 31, 2008.

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