1993


a master’s degree in school administration from Scranton University in Pennsylvania.


1985


Diane Cavaliere celebrated her 50th birthday with three Springfield College classmates and other friends and family members in Wethersfield, Conn., on Aug. 16, 2013.


tion, Wallace served as the vice president of business develop- ment and operations at Dietz & Company Architects, Inc.


1988


Marcia (Cohen) Proto (G), execu- tive director of the Connecticut League of Nursing, was awarded the Outstanding Leadership of a Constituent League Award at the National League of Nursing summit on Sept. 20, 2013.


David W. Eaton has joined Cleveland Christian Home’s Board of Trustees.


1989


1985 From left: Iris D. (Clyburn) Leak, Diane E. Cavaliere, Linda E. Mattice, Jennifer A. Holland.


1987


Emily (Kane) Mather has two identical twins graduating from Pelham (N.Y.) Memorial High School in June 2014. She has Level 1 certification from the International Blind Sport Association and plans to go for the level II certification in 2014.


Vincent Penna (G) was appointed chief probation officer of the Franklin/Hampshire Juvenile Court on June 17, 2013. He is employed by the Massachusetts Trial Court and began his career as a probation officer in 1986.


Lynne Wallace has been named the executive vice president and chief operating officer at HAPHousing. Prior to this posi-


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Recently, Malcolm Lester was inducted into the Amherst Regional High School Hall of Fame.


1992


Lieutenant Commander Christopher Cousino returned from a year-long deployment in Afghanistan where he served as a contracting officer. He worked for the U.S. Central Command Joint Theater Support Contracting Command. He also worked in Kabul as deputy commander and as flight chief for the General Support Contracting Center, which supports all of the contracting efforts in theater for coalition and Afghan forces. At the time his note was sent, he was looking forward to spending some vacation and quality time with family before reporting to the Defense Logistics Agency Headquarters in Fort Belvoir, Va.


Jennifer Faulkner


Jennifer Faulkner, director of communications for Baystate Health, was named Executive Champion of the Year by Upward Synergy, a national organization that supports employee resource


groups as part of diversity and inclusion efforts. Faulkner is the executive sponsor for Baystate Health’s LGBTQ employee resource group and received the award at the 2013 National Employee Resource Group Summit in Washington, D.C.


Jonathan Jefferson (G’92) had his first book on education released, entitled MUGAMORE: Succeeding without Labels— Lessons for Educators.


Matthew Joseph earned a Massachusetts superintendent license and has been accepted into the Boston College doctoral program in educational leader- ship.


1994


Earnest D. May (G) has been named baseball coach at the University of Maine at Presque Isle.


Joel W. Garrett received a doctor of science degree from the School of Health and Environment at the University of Massachusetts Lowell. His dissertation was on sustainability in the specialty chemical industry with a focus on


the strategy for reducing toxicity, volume, and energy demands. He is currently the president of Summit Lubricants, which is a subsidiary of Quaker Chemical.


1995


Jennifer (Young) Natale (G) is an academic resident librarian at Miami University of Ohio.


1996


Ross H. Talarico has been named a fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, joining an elite group of physi- cians.


Ross Talarico 1997


Michael A. Sciucco is president and CEO of Blue Vase Marketing, which has been ranked in Inc. magazine’s Fastest Growing Companies. The company was named the number nine advertising and marketing company in Massachusetts and the number 1,736 fastest growing private company overall.


Michael A. Sciucco


Said Sciucco, “Springfield College was such a wonderful experience for me. Springfield’s YMCA roots and its Humanics philosophy have stayed with me at Blue Vase Marketing. Our company is very active with local charities and


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