1980
Robert Rice, former federal pros- ecutor for the U.S. Department of Justice in New York City, was appointed as chief counsel to Mary Jo White, the chairwoman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
1978
Steve Farrell completed his 30th year with the Cooper Institute, a nonprofit research and education organization focused on preven- tative medicine, in Dallas, Texas. Recently, he has published six papers: three in Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, and one each in Obesity, Journal of Women’s Health, and Circulation: Heart Failure.
1979
Richard R. Mckeon is the athletic director and physical education teacher at Venice High School in Los Angeles, Calif.
Andrew R. Strout was named Southern edition Coach of the Year by The Forecaster for his work coaching the Cape Elizabeth (Maine) boys’ tennis team. The team won the state title this year giving Strout 24 total state titles in his career.
Mark W. Teed is the senior vice president, investments, for Raymond James.
1979 Mark W. Teed
1981 Mike Boyle celebrates the Boston Red Sox World Series on the field at Fenway Park with his kids Mark and Michaela. Mike is the Strength and Conditioning Consultant to the Red Sox.
1983 Ellen (Demos) Blestos and Spiros Griveas pause for a photo overlooking the city of Athens, Greece.
Richard LaRue (DPE’88) was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Council on Facilities and Equipment, a substructure of the American Association for Physical Activity and Recreation, at the April 2013 American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance national conference.
1981
Mary Lynn (Bartolomei) Jacobs ‘81, has authored her second textbook, Orthotic Intervention for the Hand and Upper Extremity: Splinting Principles and Process. (See below.)
1983
Ellen (Demos) Blestos (G’87) visited Greece during the summer of 2013 with her husband and children. She also had a chance to visit with Spiros Griveas G’13 and his wife, Vania.
Kerry Hotaling (NG) published his first book, What They Endured, What They Wrought, which focuses on the battle of Gettysburg. To learn more about the book, visit
outskirtspress.com /whattheyenduredwhatthey- wrought.
Cynthia (Crowley) McDonough is the co-owner of Premier Conditioning (premiercondition-
ing.com ) in Bay Ville, Ohio. She lives with her husband Tim and their five children in Rocky River, Ohio.
1984
Peter Wildeboer (G’85) was named Pender County Schools’ Principal of the Year. He has served as the principal of North Topsail Elementary School, in Hampstead, N.C., for six years. He also pastors at the Pike-Rocky Point Presbyterian Church. His wife Kiersten (Wood) ’86 earned
Orthotic Intervention for the Hand and Upper Extremity: Splinting Principles and Process, Second Edition
By Marylynn Jacobs and Noelle Austin
Wolters Kluwer, September 2013 978-1-4511-4530-4
Mary lynn (Bartolomei) Jacobs ‘81, has authored her second textbook, Orthotic Intervention for the Hand and Upper Extremity: Splinting Principles and Process, 2e, which is used in the Springfield College Occupational Therapy Program. Jacobs had help from some of the College’s alumni, including Sabrina (Cote) Cassella ’05, G’06, and Jessica (Griffin) scheff ’06, who coauthored a chapter on neoprene orthoses. Caryn (Alletto) salwen ’93, G’98, and Erin (o’rourke) fuller G’01 also provided Jacobs with support and assistance during the development of the book. Jacobs discusses her commitment to Springfield College students in the newly produced Springfield College Impact of Giving videos (
springfieldcollege.edu/giftreportvideos) and is a Trustee of Springfield College.
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