Carolina Alumni Review - March/April 2010

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Robert Craig Bryant (’ 86 ABJO) and Brandee Potts Bryant (’01 ABJM) of Jackson Springs; a son, Owen McCaslin Bryant, on Oct. 28, 2009.

’ 87 Cassandra Quin Butts (’ 87 AB) of Wash- ington, D.C., has been named senior adviser in the Office of the CEO at Millennium Challenge Corp. by President Barack Obama. The Millennium Challenge Corp. was created by Congress in 2004 to deliver U.S. foreign assistance, leading the fight against global poverty. Previously, Butts served as deputy White House counsel and general counsel for the Obama-Biden transition team. u Adam F. Falk (’ 87 BSPHY) of Baltimore represented UNC at the installation in September of Ronald J. Daniels as the president of the Johns Hopkins University, where Falk is the James B. Knapp dean of the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences and a professor of physics and astronomy. u James Randolph Zook Jr. (’ 87 ABJO) of Atlanta has been named senior communications manager for Deloitte Services LP. Zook serves on the GAA Board of Directors (2007-10).

Mountain View Elementary School in Marietta, Ga. u Aaron Palaski Noble Jr. (’ 89, ’ 93 MPA) of Burlington has been named to the N.C. Future of Retirement Study Commission. Noble is human resources director for the City of Burlington. u Jeffrey Scott Sims (’ 89 BSBA) of Greensboro served as the flight director of the Triad Flight of Honor, Oct. 28, 2009, which flew 100 WWII veterans to see the WWII Memorial in Washington, D.C. Sims is a commercial loan officer for Bank of Granite in Winston-Salem. u Lisa Carol Wynne (’ 89 ABJO) of Durham has been named marketing director for Carolina Meadows in Chapel Hill. ; marriage Charles Lloyd Bateman Jr. (’ 89 AB) and Dr. Jennifer Ahn Hanner (’ 93 AB) of New York.

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Donna M. France (’ 89 BSBA, ’ 89 MAC) and Robert Binkele France of Alexandria, Va.; a daughter, Caroline Marie France, on Oct. 29, 2009. ; obituaries Carol Jean Currin (’ 89 BMUS), 42, of Knightdale; Oct. 23, 2009. u D. Scott Hinkle (’ 89 AB), 43, of Mooresville; Dec. 11, 2009. Hinkle was a planner and technical writer for a planning, civil engineering and landscape architecture company. He was founding editor and publisher of the Lake Norman Times newspaper. He was on the board of directors of the Lake Norman Chamber of Commerce and Historic Latta Plantation, among numerous other

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Alison Michelle Pollock (’ 87 BSBA) and Shaun Alan Ingersoll of Raleigh.

A Class Note for Adam F. Falk (’ 87 BSPHY) in the January/February Review incorrectly identified the college where he has been appointed president. Falk takes the leadership post at Williams College in Williamstown, Mass., on April 1. Correction

’ 88 J. Steven Fisher (’ 88 BSBA) of Salisbury, formerly senior executive vice president of F&M Bank, has been named president. Fisher is the son of Paul Edward Fisher (’ 60 BSBA), chair and CEO of F&M Bank. u Mark Lee Glover (’ 88 BSPHR, ’ 94 DPHAR) of West Palm Beach, Fla., has published his second novel, The Road Ahead. Glover is director of pharmacy for the Palm Beach satellite campus of Nova Southeastern University. u Todd Wofford Gossett (’ 88 ABJO) of Lompoc, Calif., has taken command of the 30th Operations Group at Vandenberg Air Force Base. Gossett, a colonel, oversees range activities in support of polar orbiting space launches, operational and development missile system testing, and operational missile defense system testing. u Niklaus Andreas Steiner (’ 88 AB) of Chapel Hill has published International Migration and Citizenship Today, a book that addresses immigration issues for a nonacademic audience. Steiner is director of the UNC Center for Global Initiatives. u Ronda Denise Tatum (’ 88, ’ 92 MPA) of Winston-Salem has been named director of budget and management for Forsyth County.

The General Alumni Association strives to support its members in all facets of collegiate life, from applicant to alumnus. Whether by attending the alumni admissions forum or an admitted student reception, alumni are encouraged to stay connected and remain involved.

Alumni Admissions Initiatives

Alumni Admissions Forum* April 23-24 alumni.unc.edu/forum

Admitted Student Receptions

alumni.unc.edu/asr
This two-day forum is developed speci;cally
for 9th-, 10th- and 11th-grade students and
their parents. Regardless of where a student
plans to apply, the forum will provide an
in-depth view into the ever-changing world
of college admissions and is bene;cial to any
student and parent preparing to begin the
college admissions process.

’ 89 Cutter Dickinson Davis Jr. (’ 89 AB) of Charlotte has joined N.C. Bank and Trust as a senior vice president in the commercial banking division. u Brian David Devore (’ 89 ABEd) of Powder Springs, Ga., has been elected vice president of the general division for the Georgia Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance. At the organization’s annual conference, he presented on teaching lacrosse to elementary and middle school students. Devore teaches at

It is because of the dues paid by nearly 70,000 GAA members that these programs are possible. Should you have questions regarding GAA alumni admission initiatives, contact Tanea Pettis ’ 95, manager of affinity activities and alumni admissions programs, at tanea_pettis@unc.edu or (919) 843-9694.

Thank you for all you do, and will continue to do, for Carolina!

These congratulatory receptions will honor recently admitted ;rst-year students. Attendees will receive a Carolina perspective from current students, alumni, parents and University representatives. Receptions will take place in various cities in North Carolina with several hosted by out-of-state Carolina Clubs.