Brian A. Chicoine (MD ’84) is the medical director of the Adult Down Syndrome Center and a member of the Lutheran General Hospital Family Medicine Residency faculty at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge, Illinois.
David C. McCormack (BS ‘84, JD ‘87) is celebrating 10 years helping businesses with commercial litigation, employment, transactions, and environmental law.
Barbara L. Rosenstock’s (BS ‘84) first picture book, Fearless, was released by Dutton Books. It’s the true story of Louise Smith, who started driving at the age of 7 and didn’t stop until she became the first woman elected to the International Motorsports Hall of Fame.
Mark Santacrose (JD ’84), president and CEO of Tecta America Corp., the nation’s largest roofing company, will be honored among the 28 finalists from Illinois and Indiana at the annual Midwest Region Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Regional Awards Gala.
Katherine D. Burik (MSIR ’85) is director of
human resources at a large wholesale distributor. She also coaches candidates who are preparing for interviews through The Interview Doctor, Inc.
Noel A. Manley (BA ’85) is married with two daughters and is a senior systems analyst for Chiquita Brands International.
Mary T. McKay (BS ’85, MSW ’87) was recently honored by NAMI-NYC as a pioneering woman in mental health. McKay is a professor of psychiatry and preventative medicine at Mount Sinai School of Medicine. She has developed a substantial body of research on practices to improve engagement with mental health services in urban areas.
Steven A. Samaras (BBA ’85) is an assistant professor of economics and business at Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee. He earned an MBA in strategic management from Northern Illinois University and a PhD in strategic management from the University of Nebraska. Previously, he
was an assistant professor at Longwood University where he taught business policy, business ethics, and entrepreneurship.
Robert P. Wujtowicz (MBA ’85) leads the metals and building products teams at InterOcean and advises companies and their shareholders on mergers and acquisitions and capital raise projects.
Donald D. Campbell (Rome ‘85, BA ‘86) will be in the 17th edition of The Best Lawyers in America. Campbell is an attorney for Collins, Einhorn, Farrell & Ulanoff and specializes in legal malpractice defense, attorney grievance defense, and representation in judicial tenure matters. He is an adjunct professor for the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law, teaching courses in ethics and criminal law.
Mary A. Capobianco (MSW ’86) has been living in Boston since 2008 and loves it. She is working on her doctorate of health care administration and preparing to obtain an LCSW.
Charlotte F. Nielsen (BS ’86) was elected Illinois Optometrist of the Year for 2010 by the Illinois Optometric Association.
Robert A. Yocius (MBA ’86) has spent more than 23 years in the financial futures and options markets working for a variety of investment firms. He trades on his own account and acts as an investment advisor to clients.
Leonard J. Armstrong (MPS ’87) married his wife, Cheryl, in 1999, and they recently traveled to Spain and Portugal. He is involved with a TSRI drama group and his hobbies are cooking and genealogy.
Jeffrey C. Baer (MBA ’87) is president and owner of
TeamBoosters.com, which specializes in helping schools, charities, religious organizations, and not-for- profits raise money using custom lapel pins. He is married to Micky and has two daughters, Billie, 2, and Riley, 4.
Lawrence L. Hicks (MPS ’87) recently retired from his role as a pastor.
Michael N. Cabonce (BA ’88) is celebrating 10 years at Michael Cabonce Illustration and Design.
Kathryn J. Cunningham (MPS ’88) is a practicing artist working in watercolor, clay, and welded steel. She also teaches at the Kenwood of Lake View Retirement Center, the Evanston Art Center, and Artreach at Lillstreet.
Lynn Pierson (EdD ’88) is the director of P-12 for the Abu Dhabi Education Council (ADEC), which is in the process of implementing the New School Model to improve the educational system. The project is slated to be completed within the next six years. Pierson presented key aspects of the model’s implementation process at the Bedaya Forum in Abu Dhabi, an event for education planning and training.
Amy Danhauer Wiess (BSN ’88) received an MSN as a perinatal CNS from the University of Washington, Seattle, in 1995.
CON T INUE S
2011 TRIPS
MARCH 6–17 Cruise the Panama Canal
APRIL 9–17
Waterways and canals of Holland and Belgium
MAY 20–JUNE 4 Treasures of China and Tibet
APRIL 29–MAY 8 Morocco
MAY 1–10
Normandy with Paris
MAY 30–JUNE 9 Greek Isles
JUNE 21–JULY 2 Ireland
SEPT 26– OCT 5
Chianti and the Italian Riviera
OCT 6–16
Villages and vineyards of France
OCT 25–NOV 3
Tuscany with Florence
FALL / WINT ER 2010
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