CLASS ACTS
TIP OF THE CROWN
Royal Kudos to Queens Alumni
Shared via LinkedIn Alice Catherine Marleaux ’07, MBA ’12 started a new position as chief engagement officer at Charlote Family Housing.
Kariel Dawn Parian ’12 started a new position as senior manager at Deloite.
Brennan Lee Shearer ’13, MA ’20 started a new position as an account manager of recruitment at HigherEdJobs.
Ray Abril, Jr. ’18 started a new position as onboarding specialist at Coca-Cola Consolidated.
Jonah Forte ’18 started a new position as social media director at the YMCA of Greater Charlote.
Kathryn James ’18 started a new position as a grants manager at The Belk Foundation.
Danielle Phillips ’13, MS ’18 was named manager of HR organizational development and effectiveness at Ally Bank.
Chemaria Michelle Washington MA ’19 started a new position as an instructional designer at Charter Communications.
Lizzy Menzer Bridgewater MA ’20 started a new position as an account director at Ologie.
Emma M. Menzer MA ’21 started a new position as associate manager for client success within the media account services team at Health Union.
Arianna Isabella Shiraz ’21 started a new position as franchise new business group, global banking and markets analyst at Goldman Sachs.
Jaziel Toribio-Vazquez ’21 started a new position as a backend development and testing apprentice at Bank of America.
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Cindy McDonald ’06, Heather Renfroe ’06, Chrissy Bartholomew ’06, Kevin Calcamp ’06, Annie Mandrot ’08, Jennifer Poter, ’06, Caroline Kapo ’06 , Josh Levin, Rachael Murdock ’06, Megan Minard ’05.
David Monroe ’04 was named the 2023 National Account Executive of the Year by Lincoln Financial Group.
Cindy McDonald, LMSW (Licensed Master Social Worker), RPCV Ukraine (Returned Peace Corps
Volunteer of Ukraine), is a social worker in the Mental Health Homeless Programs department at the Minneapolis Veterans Affairs. She is braving the winters and embracing the Queens spirit of thriving. She loves her Queens family and via photo, got to celebrate with some of them in Chicago in Jan. 2023.
David Monroe was recognized as the National Account Executive of the Year by Lincoln Financial
Group during their annual sales conference this past January.
Charlote where she serves as the executive assistant to the vice chancellor and general counsel of the Division of Institutional Integrity. Melanie currently lives in Concord, North Carolina, with her husband, Mathew, and daughters Eleanor and Grace.
Karen Yutzy is officially in the second half of her first career as an elementary teacher-librarian in
Fairview, North Carolina, where she has spent the last decade reading books and playing with robots. Her daughters are now 10 and 8, and she is celebrating their increasing independence by taking a solo vacation this summer to Crater Lake and the California redwoods, where she fully intends to look at each tree for exactly as long as she likes.
Lauren Fletcher Crotts and her husband, Joel, welcomed a beautiful baby girl on April 27,
2022. In addition to welcoming Madeleine Kate, Lauren continues to be a nurse leader with the Veteran's Health Administration. Most recently, Lauren has started a legal nurse consulting business.
Martha Autrey Overaker and her husband, Jeremy, welcomed their first baby girl, Lillian, last May. Lillian is always smiling, loves animals (especially her lab rescue, Mills), atended her first professional golf tournament, and is obsessed with her big sister, Olivia.
Dr. Shauna Wallace's doctoral degree in social work was conferred on Jan. 31, 2023. She is credentialed by Ohio as a licensed independent social worker and licensed chemical dependency counselor III, in Illinois as licensed social worker, and in North Carolina as a licensed clinical social worker. She is the CEO of 3E Consulting and Training Solutions LLC. Dr. Wallace has started the process of establishing a 501c3.
Anneka Van Scoyoc was married last September to Alejandro Garza in Oaxaca, Mexico. The two
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