Authors
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Name
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Class
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Alumni Association Activity;
Recognition for service
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Johanna Colgrove
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1992
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current: Europe Chapter chair,
Alumni Board of Directors (“ABD”) member; past ABD member, Portland chair, alumni office staff
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Bennett Barsk
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1982
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past DC Chapter chair, ABD,
ABD outreach committee chair
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Connie Brand
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1978
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SF Bay Area Chapter Chair, ABD
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James Paul Kahan
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1964
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past: ABD, chair Portland
chapter, chair Foster-Scholz Club; Babson awardee; commencement speaker
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Paul Alan Levy
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1972
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current DC rep on ABD,
founder, Reedie Legal Network; past ABD at large, past DC chapter chair
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Bill Nicholson
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1978
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co-founder Research Triangle
(NC) Chapter, past: Triangle chapter rep, ABD at large
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Martin Schell
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1977
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MAT graduate
|
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Elizabeth Jerison Terry
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1982
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past Southern Calif Chapter
Chair, ABD
|
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Nico Terry
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2017
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Portland Chapter member
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Co-signers
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Name
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Class
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Alumni Association Activity;
Recognition for service
|
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Jas. Adams
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1971
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|
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Keith Allen
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1983
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current: AFR Steering Team
member; past ABD member, Triangle Chapter Chair, alumni data maven, most
recent Babson Award recipient
|
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Alison Birkmeyer Aske
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1993
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past Chicago chapter chair,
ABD
|
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Ian Atlas
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1991
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past SF Bay chapter chair, ABD
|
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Jessica Leigh Benjamin
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1993
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past Boston chapter chair, ABD
|
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Gregory Byshenk
|
1993
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past ABD president
|
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Wayne Clayton
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1982
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current SoCal chapter chair,
ABD
|
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Kathia Emery
|
1967
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past chair Foster-Scholz Club,
ABD; Distinguished Service Award honoree
|
|
Brian Graham-Jones
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1981
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past NY chapter chair, ABD
|
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Sheldon Hochheiser
|
1973
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past ABD president, alumni
trustee, Babson awardee
|
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Amy Lindsay
|
1981
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past Southern Calif Chapter
Chair, ABD
|
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Annie Lionni
|
1979
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co-founder NY chapter
|
|
Jan Liss
|
1974
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cofounder NY chapter, past
alumni trustee
|
|
Jonathan Make
|
1998
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past DC Chapter chair, ABD at
large, ABD nominating committee
|
|
David Perry
|
1973
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founder Chicago Chapter, past
ABD president
|
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Constance Putnam
|
1965
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past ABD; Boston chapter
member; Distinguished Service Award honoree
|
|
Adam Riggs
|
1995
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Founder, Working Weekend; past
ABD member; Babson awardee
|
|
Erik Speckman
|
1991
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past ABD president, Rainier
Chapter chair
|
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Angele Wilking Blanton
|
1964
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Southern Calif Chapter member
|
|
Toby Sheppard Bloch
|
1998
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New York Chapter member
|
|
Jason Htet Campbell
|
2014
|
Portland Chapter member,
member, Reed Career Alliance
|
|
Liz Exter
|
1984
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SF Bay Area Chapter member
|
|
J.D. Eveland
|
1964
|
Southern Calif Chapter member
|
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David Fudenberg
|
1982
|
SF Bay Area Chapter member
|
|
Carol Hegstrom
|
1989
|
SF Bay Area Chapter member
|
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David Kanouse
|
1964
|
Southern Calif Chapter member
|
|
Theodore Kaplan
|
1963
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New York Chapter member
|
|
Candace Lieber
|
1997
|
alumna
|
|
Jessica Litman
|
1974
|
tried to start a Detroit-area
chapter
|
|
Peggy Mendelson
|
1964
|
SF Bay Area Chapter member
|
|
Paul Messick
|
2015
|
SF Bay Area Chapter member,
student body VP and ABD liaison
|
|
Kelly (Carolyn) Pomeroy
|
1961
|
Hawai’i alum
|
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Abbie Spielman
|
1982
|
Portland Chapter member
|
|
Erik Stallman
|
1995
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SF Bay Area Chapter member
|
|
Leslie Mueller Stewart
|
1964
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SF Bay Area Chapter member
|
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Barbara Stross
|
1964
|
Portland Chapter Member
|
|
Jeffrey Whitehead
|
1994
|
SF Bay Area Chapter Member
|
|
|
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Just in the short time since I posted this info on Facebook, I have been contacted by:
ReplyDeleteAbbie Spielman '82
Gil Obler '82
and JD Eveland '64
to add their names. I'm not sure what Abbie's work as an alumna has been other than that she is very involved in general in Portland and in specific with Westwind! I don't know what Gil has done formally. JD is on the Southern California Chapter Steering Committee.
Abbie and I were also both Reunions Committee members. (I think I was Chair, but I'm not sure.)
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm Elizabeth Jerison Terry '82 - for some reason, my comments have been registered as "unknown."
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ReplyDeleteIf, after reading the Statement of Opposition, you wish to become a co-signer, contact any of the authors. Our email addresses are available on IRIS.
ReplyDeleteI won't be voting for these changes. To me, limiting input from your alumnae is limiting your access to their valuable insights AND their support. This seems a very short-sighted proposal designed to "streamline" decisions which is the trend these days in college administration. Unfortunately, this trend also results in poorly researched and ill-considered decisions. I would urge the Board to reconsider and withdraw this proposal.
ReplyDeleteThis is Marnie Allbritten, '72, by the way. I seem to have posted this hastily, which makes my point. I left out an important detail. 😊
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ReplyDeleteI haven't seen an argument for and am trying to imagine one. 23 Nominating Committee selections and 9 regional chairs. 32 is seen as unwieldy, 26 just right, except to Friederike, who wants somewhere between 27 and 31. Could it be made more wieldy by reducing the Nominating Committee selection to, say, 17? Is the issue that some regional chairs are not active, though I'm sure the one I know is? Unless the quorum is over 23 this doesn't seem significant. If there were 9 NC selections and 23 regional reps this could make sense, but it seems the wrong solution to a problem as yet uncommunicated. Count me as a No vote.
ReplyDeleteIt would be nice if we could edit our comments instead of deleting them and posting the version with typos fixed :-).
ReplyDeleteIs have a feeling we're not being given the real reason. It sounds like the Board is unhappy with actions of the chapter chairs and wants to lessen their influence. If that's the case, I wish the chapter chairs would weigh in on what they think the real issue might be.
ReplyDeleteI am Kelly Pomeroy,'61, and as a resident of the Big Island of Hawaii, pretty much removed from this all. I organized a get-together of alumni on this island some years ago, but I don't know of any activity here since then.
The closest to regular english is, I think, Marnie's comment from 12/20/18.
ReplyDeleteIn plain english, what are the proposals?
Kevin Lavelle '80