Like many of us, they enjoy spending time with their children and grandchildren. I look forward to working together for the next five years to deepen our affiliation with Cornell as we continue to better the world around us. Cliff works out daily at Lauri Ann West Community Center with exercise classes, swimming, yoga, and circuit training. Heres the link to the SPJs information on the COVID winners.. Lynn Berni here, writing from Salt Lake City, UT, to bring you the latest installment of classmate updates. He continues to work with several clients, and he occasionally sings standards known as the Great American Songbook at Empire House Hotel and Restaurant in nearby Gilbertsvillesmall, quaint, and with tablecloths and elegant wine goblets. Bob Beringer (beringermcb@yahoo.com) in Topsham and Ken Wing, PhD 66 (wingke58@gmail.com) in Brunswick. Overall, the pandemic has tested individual and collective sanity. Echoing the thoughts of many, Ed Nathan (nomorecall@aol.com), along with wife Sandy, shares, My biggest takeaway is the frustration that this has become a political issue. They are spending time in the summer in their Old Forge home. eck5@cornell.edu. If you have news to share, please email me at: Rachael Schuman, RASchuman@gmail.com. Thanks to the efforts of the Alumni Office, my co-correspondent Mary Flynn, and many of our classmates, we have a treasure-trove of news. He is a veteran and current artillery officer in the US Marine Corps Reserve. Phillips Science Hall (P) | Campus Map at our next Reunion. Rishabh Gupta, president of the Cornell Club of Mumbai, let the Cornell community know about an interesting new venture: Indias COVID-19 crisis is in the headlines. Online news form. You can read many of them here. Lisa Lilenfeld has seen mental health needs go through the roof in recent times, so her part-time clinical practice specializing in the treatment of eating disorders and anxiety disorders has become full time, alongside her other already full-time job as a professor. . Certain laboratory modifications were introduced, however, to match the new content of the EE curriculum. I have been happy to have lived most of that time in a pretty 18th-century farmhouse facing the River Thames in West London, and to have holiday homes in Provence and on Cape Breton Island, NS. Pete Salinger, peteRsalinger95@gmail.com; Susan Rockford Bittker, ladyscienc@aol.com. Class Facebook page. Steve Nojeim reports: Like so many others in the Class of 78, I turned the big 65 this year. We met at our 25th Reunion and we each have three children, age 18 through 27. (Another plug for our 35thmaybe youll meet/re-meet someone?). David and Christine Dickieson Pesses sent news from Gloversville, NY, where the pandemic has them doing much more walking, which is keeping them in great shape. Our puppy, a German shepherd named Axel, also turned 1 year old, but with less fanfare. She is now retired, devoting her time to volunteer work and learning new hobbies and passions. Thanks again to everyone who provided news for this column. Phyllis Bosworth, phylboz@aol.com. Not too far over the river in Princeton, NJ, Mary Kieronski Brown loved working from home. Healthcare, communications, consumer electronics and many other fields are creating tremendous new opportunities for innovation in circuits at every level. Those late nights down on State Street and trudging home in the snow taught lessons I still use. At times, Steve and I struggle to read small handwriting. He was recently recognized as a 2021 national top 40 honoree by Auto Remarketing Canada and as a 2019 top 40 under 40 by Business in Vancouver. My turn (Cindy Fuller, PhD 92, here): To paraphrase the Grateful Dead, the last 21 months have been a long, strange trip. PHILLIPS HALL. At the time of writing, she was running unopposed, which could make her the first woman to hold a Tompkins County Supreme Court seat. A building tower specified by the architects was designed to accommodate a future anechoic chamber for acoustical research.. Shes open for suggestions regarding continuing care retirement communities for the next phase of her lifesomewhere without snow, she stresses. The gorge lies just north of Beebe Lake and offers beauty, peacefulness, and a wealth of natural and industrial history.. Burton is also a McKinsey & Co. management consultant veteran with expertise in advanced technology, life sciences, and corporate finance. He and James got together in NYC in June, when James was visiting from Chattanooga. I had a bit of writing experience, but how Bob knew about it, and why he recommended me, is still a mystery. Neil Watkins, MD 86, reports that he is still enjoying working in his solo medical/surgical practice as an ophthalmologist, and he particularly enjoys working with his wife, Desire, who is the administrator of Neils practice. Facilities and Campus Services Karen Gear Alliyuddin, MS 65, who has lived in Malaysia for all of her married life, visited us about five years ago, but I have lost track of another roommate, Carol Dioguardi OSullivan, MA 62, last known to be living in Oxfordshire, England. Liz also jumped in this year as a volunteer mentor for First Strides, a local couch-to-5K program for women of all ages. Alison Torrillo French, amt7@cornell.edu. Varun Godha, co-founder of Diamondre, is on Mission Oxygens fundraising and procurement team, playing a critical role identifying vendors via the Cornell network. of Natural Resources. Construction of Phillips Hall began later that summer. From her news, it is easy to see why Rachels family brings her the most satisfaction in life these days. In lieu of flowers, her family asked that donations be made to Memorial Sloan Kettering in her honor. How are you planning to spend the winter months? She also took on most of the cooking and baking for the household. After he earned his PhD from Cornell in Applied Physics and Electrical Engineering, Dave worked for Bell Labs for 11 years before deciding to work full time on medical devices. Rather than going out, we have become facile users of Zoom. Andrew Paul writes: We had a busy last 12 months as Margaret and I moved to Aspen, CO, from New York. In 2004 he was called back by the firm to promote civic activities in the Cleveland metropolitan area and for 17 years has reported daily to the office. She and her son Dash decided to build a home near Austin to be closer to relatives but found they hated the heat and made the decision to move back East. William Kadner (wjkadner@gmail.com) in Walnut Creek, CA, has had minimal contact with peopleZoom took over. Before the new building could come into being it was necessary to find a donor and to select a suitable site. We also have recently funded a family garden in the Newman Arboretum in honor of both our families three-generation Cornell legacy. Because of COVID, Kris hasnt seen much change. Hopefully at least everyone enjoyed the autumn and all it offered and got outside for some air and exercise. Phillips Hall, Room 305 pd83@cornell.edu Claudia Fischbach Stanley Bryer 1946 Professor of Biomedical Engineering Meinig School of Biomedical Engineering Weill Hall, Room 157 607/2554547 cf99@cornell.edu Shaoyi Jiang Robert Langer '70 Family and Friends Professor Meinig School of Biomedical Engineering sj19@cornell.edu Alex Kwan Associate Professor She writes of that experience: When we moved here, Bob said he wanted the farm to be productive, so he and I and a rotating group of volunteers have been raising organic vegetables and donating all of them to the Gleaners Food Bank here in Oakland County. Barbara adds, Love spending time with our daughter, Lucy, her husband, and our wonderful grand-girls. We are online. It has arrived from both coasts, the Midwest, and a location known only as Congress Street., Don Partridge from Batavia, NY, reminds us that hes still taking care of heifers (including an award winner this spring) and making hayno changes; still outstanding in my field! When not out reaping, hes building a pond so he can fish, and spending time with family. Welcome, Christopher K. Ober, CNF Director (233 Phillips Hall & Zoom) Very happy about that! My fellow class correspondents and I look forward to hearing from you soon. I am still working half time representing crime victims applying for criminal injuries compensation. If you have a disability and are having trouble accessing information on this website or need materials in an alternate format, Contactweb-accessibility@cornell.edufor assistance. Our column is as good as we make itlets look forward to 2022 and share our good stories and good fortunes with each other! We would love to hear from you! As we emerge from this apocalypse and begin leading normal lives, it makes one even more grateful for friends and family. Agreed, and nicely said. She still enjoys the life of a bachelorette, but she has been known to get a little distracted by a special someone.. Sadly, we cant travel, she says, but she has been cooking, cleaning, and gardening. Elisabeth Kaplan Boas, ekb7@cornell.edu; Cara Nash Iason, cara.nash.iason@gmail.com. Our team is spread around the world. TJ notes that any seasoned developers looking for a new opportunity should get in touch! She is also earning a certificate in genealogical research from Boston U. PHL. Amy started working for NASA in 2011 and she has been the program executive for prizes, challenges, and crowdsourcing since 2017. One day I was wearing my Got Bees T-shirt, and we met a woman who did have bees. He also volunteers for a nonprofit serving local seniors, which he loves. Our family brought Ruby, our dog, on several gorge hikes and then to the lawn of AEPhi, where the sisters loved to love her up, happy drool and all. Online news form. Many of us are turning 50, and its like we have all lived through Version 2.0 of Billy Joels anthem We Didnt Start the Fire, where he sings about historic milestones and cultural icons. Her last 30 years were with the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Inst. When he does retire, he plans to play golf as much as his schedule and family allow. Patrick has finally been able to get back on skates in the Laurel, MD, adult ice hockey league, and Martine is preparing for her first ten-mile race in two years. Maker Club | Cornell's premier space for makers On January 10, 1947, the Subcommittee, under the chairmanship of professorL.A. Burckmyer, Jr., presented a preliminary report to the EE Faculty based on estimated future totals of 400 undergraduates and 40 graduate students. Diane Weisbrot Nagle (dwnagle@icloud.com) has happy news to share. Please keep sending me your news via email. This represents emergency response location only, may not reflect occupants mailing address. Walter and wife Kathy recently had family visits in Wisconsin, Ohio, and Connecticut, and planned to drop by Cornell on their way to Ohio from Connecticut. Hes excited to finally get the away-from-home college experience. We provide tools, workspace, and acommunityfor all interested members of Cornells campus. Having separate male and female correspondents was a holdover from 194669, when there had been two classes, male and female. Printable Version of This Map He practices environmental law remotely on a reduced-hours basis. 2022 Nano-IoT @ CNF Schedule | CNF - cnf.cornell.edu After my husband, Russ, and I dropped my kids off at Cedar Lake Camp in Milford, PA, we went on a three-week road trip from Milford, PA, to Albany, NY, to Marblehead, MA, to Paradox Lake, NY (think Lake George), and then to Asheville and back to Florida. Zoom got old, John said in jest about keeping up with his circle of friends. In 1994 he retired as senior managing partner from Jones Day, one of the largest law firms in the US. Before the pandemic, consulting took me to D.C. regularly, but recently only Zoom meetings have been possible. In 1942, the School of Chemical Engineering moved into its new Olin Hall, next to Sage Hall, and the outline of the future engineering quadrangle began to emerge with the start of construction of Kimball-Thurston Hall in 1949. My fondest memory was as just a sophomore, competing in only my third race as a member of the crew team; we won the big Eastern Sprints rowing championship, beating all the other Ivy schools for the first time in many years. He was a Senior CAD Engineer at Dawn Technology from 1992-1994. 424 Phillips Hall. I served on the water board of La Canada Irrigation District and served as deacon at the La Canada Presbyterian Church. They are being renovated one after another to a more contemporary style. Congratulations! We hope that you are doing well, and are well, in this time. David is still working three days a week as a family practice doctor. She teaches diabetic education and is a private health and wellness coach. Mark Fernau, mef29@cornell.edu; Nina Kondo, nmk22@cornell.edu; Doug Skalka, dskalka@npmlaw.com. A routine blood test revealed that her husband had lymphoma, which led to a 15-month battle until he passed away last summer. Rong Yang. FCS Customer Service Center. I have very little social interface. To request access to one or more lactation rooms, complete this request form. My family Zooms one evening each week. My French bulldog shares my life with me. Of course, if you dont have the link, I dont know how you will get any of this information. Read more about Utility Shutdown Request 34197; Utility Shutdown Request 34110. Faculty Directory | Meinig School of Biomedical Engineering Loren and Dana are planning an East Coast trip to Lenox, MA, and Newport, RI. The son of Jewish immigrants who left Czarist Russia in search of opportunity and freedom from religious persecution, Sheldon Glashow rose to become one of the most famous physicists of the late 20th century. His father built him a chemistry lab in the basement of their house. Write to: Jos Nieves, jmn12@cornell.edu. Thats what my new musical is about.. Also, we acquired a Labrador retriever a year ago and the dog is a great joyand it connected us to all the other dogs and their humans in the neighborhood!. For sales reps struggling to know whats going on in their accounts, Pretaa seamlessly delivers tough-to-get answers so they can close more new deals, reduce churn risk, and keep customers buying.. Joans takeaway from the pandemic: Boredom. And lastly, Ann Leister Mayer (Anacortes, WA) continues to enjoy bird watching, a passion she acquired from her ornithologist father, Claude Leister, Class of 1917. Cindy Fuller, cindy@cindyjfuller.com; Ilene Shub Lefland, Ilene.lefland@gmail.com. His biggest takeaway from the pandemic is to enjoy your days as much as you can. Eat more hummus! and doing lots of walking. This was his report last spring, and we assume things are continuing to look up now! The way to prevent spread is continuing to wear masks indoors, per the CDC recommendations, and to get vaccinated; if you are not vaccinated, please do so and make sure your loved ones, friends, co-workers, etc., do as well. Last year, his 96-year-old mother passed away due to COVID and dementia. Jon Moeller has climbed the ranks from his early days as a food analyst to become the public face of Procter & Gamble in recent years. Check out the episode here.Looking forward to sharing more exciting stories with everyone next year! What's notable about this photo is that it represents a postwar style in which all of the Engineering Quadrangle buildings were constructed. Serena is also a professor, chief of the spine service, and vice chair of quality, safety, and value at the orthopaedic surgery department at Stanford, which proudly stated, Dr. The pandemic ended our travels, but we are grateful to have done so much traveling while the getting was good. We have many beautiful memories and photos to help us revisit our favorite places. Judy picked the last book, a winner, The Island at the Center of the World, by Russell Shorto, about the history of the Dutch colony of Manhattan. He and the boys drove across the country to move him into Clara Dickson. Jack Glassman, MA 82, reported that he has been enjoying his work with the National Park Service. Keep in touch! Hello, Class of 2014! Sean writes, The good news is alumni from the Hotel and Johnson schools recently hosted alumni events! When there is personal time, Sean likes to be on the water sailing and paddling outrigger canoes. The only countries/principalities he has left to visit on the European continent are Andorra, San Marino, Liechtenstein, and the Slovak Republic. Kevinn has won numerous awards for his service to others, including the KOTV News on 6 Caring for the Community award earlier this yearfor his work setting up legal outreach in the area, mentoring law students during the pandemic, and volunteering in the community. We learned to love and thrive on Zoom with our widespread familyin San Diego, Portland, ME, Western Massachusetts, Israel, Canada, New York, and Los Angeles., Barbara Querze Weinreich, MEd 54, writes from Orlando, FL, about her life during the pandemic: My daily life changed when I started using Instacart instead of doing my own grocery shopping. I am all right not seeing people as long as we can talk and have those family Zoom meets. Brad Bond, email c/o Alexandra Bond 12, abb83@cornell.edu. For questions and information contact Prof. Farhan Rana . By earning this award, Carly will be the New York State nominee for National Teacher of the Year and will serve as an ambassador to teachers throughout the state. Life is pretty damn good! James Orlando checked in from Sydney, Australia, where he has been living since 2004. Jeffrey Spector writes that his son graduated from high school in June and is attending the U. of Maryland, and his daughter graduated from Colby College in May with a BA in psychology. Her biggest takeaway from the pandemic? Alan Fishman, still retired and living in West Palm Beach, FL, says that he is currently Zooming for Rotary Club meetings and his Great Discussions Book Group, along with weekly golfing, swimming, bike riding, and fitness training. As part of Reunion, our class council has decided to sponsor the cost of creation and dissemination of a digital memento for the Class of 82 in which all members of our class are invited to create a page online with a few photographs (current and/or past) and a simple write-up with updates on what you all have been up to in your lives. On campus I had been a zilch, an unknown country hick, though a WWII veteran. I spent my summers in Ithaca, taking courses and working in the Physics library. Thinking about billiard balls was one way into theoretical physics. It is devastating and sad. After many years of spending most of his time in New Jersey, where he had his clinical psychology practice and was a frequent performer at a Hoboken venue, Tom is now living full time in New Berlin, NY, near the Golden Artist Colors manufacturing plant and the artists residence of the Sam & Adele Golden Foundation. Anger at those who refuse to follow needed precautions and directions to get rid of COVID-19.. Vice President for Research and Innovation, Create your own custom weekly events email, American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program, Biogeochemistry and Environmental Biocomplexity, Brian C. Nevin Welcome Center at the Cornell Botanic Gardens, Bronfenbrenner Center for Translational Research, CAC: Cornell Center for Advanced Computing, CAPE: Cornell Association of Professors Emeriti, CCE Central NY Dairy, Livestock & Field Crops, CCE North West NY Dairy Livestock and Field Crops Program, CCMR: Cornell Center for Materials Research, CCSSP: Cornell Climate Smart Solutions Program, Center for Disciplined-Based Education Research, Center for Integrative Developmental Science, College of Architecture, Art, and Planning, College of Human Ecology Human Centered Design, Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability, Cornell Brooks School Tech Policy Institute, Cornell Center for Comparative and Population Genomics, Cornell Center for Innovative Hospitality Labor and Employment Relations (CIHLER), Cornell Center for Social Sciences (CCSS), Cornell Financial Engineering Manhattan (CFEM), Cornell Initiative for Digital Agriculture (CIDA), Cornell Institute for Climate Change and Agriculture, Cornell Institute of Archaeology and Material Studies (CIAMS), Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station, Cornell University Initiative for Maximizing Student Development (CU-IMSD), Critical Ottoman and Post-Ottoman Studies, David M. Einhorn Center for Community Engagement, Department of Development Sociology (DSOC), Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences (EAS), Department of Inclusion and Workforce Diversity, Dept. Lastly, I enjoyed seeing members of our winning crew team in Ithaca in fall 2019 including Warren Icke, Bob Simpson, Don Spero 61, and Dick Schwartz 60, MD 65; the latter two were being honored for their lasting contributions to Cornell crew., Helen Rabinowitz Anbinder (helen@14850.com) writes, We are still in Dobbs Ferry, NY, after 51 years! Electrical and Computer Engineering Phillips Hall, Room 308 607/255-7147 ase63@cornell.edu Mohamed I. Ibrahim Assistant Professor Electrical and Computer Engineering Phillips Hall, Room 301 mibrahim@cornell.edu Debdeep Jena David E. Burr Professor of Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering David E. Burr Professor of Engineering Bill Schmidt had two paintings of Washington scenes (views of the National Gallery of Art and Dupont Circle) at a D.C. gallery this summer. Greg is now a forester in the Bronx, helping to keep the Big Apple green. The last year that I taught was 2017. These are not for the public. I was just starting the process of organizing my life without him when the pandemic hit, and everything got put on hold. Being retired, all the plans to travel and reconnect with friends and family became impossible. Our condolences to his wife and our classmate, Louise (Goldwasser). Software engineer Andy Monroe writes, Im currently working with a team of Cornell, Stanford, and Harvard alums on a company called Index Solution. Submit via the online news form, or contact one of us directly: Joe Marraccino, joe.marraccino@wfafinet.com; Wendy Milks Coburn, wmilkscoburn@me.com; Ruby Wang Pizzini, ruby.pizzini@gmail.com; Susie Curtis Schneider, skc12@cornell.edu; Evelyn Achuck Yue, evelyn_yue@yahoo.com. I am also chairman of the environment committee of Concerned Citizens of Laguna Woods Village.
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