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Tami Dokken (Jour, Art) recently moved to Washington, D.C., to become the World Bank鈥檚 first chief data privacy officer. She previously lived in Dallas and worked as a global data privacy and protection officer and associate general counsel at MoneyGram International. Her son, Jack Sandberg, is a junior in CMCI鈥檚 Department of Information Science.

Kevin Corke (Jour; MJour鈥�02) lives in Washington, D.C., and is a White House correspondent for Fox News. He travels the globe on Air Force One, including trips to Finland, England, Scotland, China, Canada, France and Argentina, where he covered the 2018 G20 Buenos Aires summit.

厂颈蝉迟别谤蝉听Robin Beeck (Comm)听and Kathy Beeck (Eng/PolSci鈥�86) founded the Boulder International Film Festival, which will celebrate its fourteenth year next Feb. 22-25, 2018. The festival has become a hot spot for movie stars and film enthusiasts from around the country.

Look for Scott Takeda (Jour) on your TV this fall. He is a recurring guest star on a new comedy called Panhandle and recently shot with Catherine Zeta Jones in the new Disney+ series National Treasure. He still appears on General Hospital.

While working at IBM,听Jennifer Hatfield听(Advert) submitted many patent disclosures for the IBM Call for Code Embrace initiative, which seeks to support racial justice by calling on Congress for change. Jennifer writes that it was very rewarding to connect with others and use technology to make the world a better place.

Mari Kim (Coleman) Novak (Comm) is chief marketing officer at YieldMo, an advertising technology and data company based in New York City. She lives in Morris County, New Jersey, with her husband of 20 years, along with her son and daughter.

James S. Singell听(Comm)听just returned to Indianapolis from an assignment in Tokyo as marketing director for Eli Lilly in Tokyo, Japan. He was worked for Lilly since 1992 in a variety of sales and marketing roles in the United States and also in Shanghai, China.

Michele Heller (Jour) is the director of executive and stakeholder communications for FINRA, and previously worked for the Peterson Institute for International Economics and for the Obama administration at a financial regulatory agency. She was also a journalist for The Washington Post. She lives in Washington, D.C., with her husband and two teenagers, but still visits Colorado to ski.

After volunteering as co-chair of Marshall ROC, an organization supporting Marshall Fire survivors, Jeri Curry (Advert) became its executive director. A Boulder native, Curry attended both Boulder High School and 抖阴旅行射 Boulder before completing Georgetown University鈥檚 nonprofit executive program. Curry鈥檚 career includes leading private companies and nonprofits, as well as humanitarian, media, technology and women鈥檚 empowerment projects globally.

鈥嬧�婸ete Baumgartner (Jour) is the managing editor for Central Asia and the Middle East at Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) in Prague, Czech Republic. Baumgartner served as a senior correspondent for RFE/RL in Munich, Germany, and Washington before moving to Prague. Before moving to Europe, he was the sports editor of 抖阴旅行射 Boulder's Campus Press and worked for the Longmont Daily-Times Call and the Rocky Mountain News. He enjoys traveling, skiing and attending European soccer games. He lives outside of Prague with his wife.

Kevin Gammon (Advert) started his career in Chicago at FCB advertising agency as a young creative working on the Coors and Gatorade accounts. He then moved to San Francisco to continue working for FCB as a creative director before working for McCann鈥檚 Microsoft team. He started his own agency in 2009. Thirteen years and two college-graduated kids later, he is still running Teak, his small creative agency, in San Francisco.

鈥嬧�婸ete Baumgartner (Jour) is the managing editor for Central Asia and the Middle East at Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) in Prague, Czech Republic. Baumgartner served as a senior correspondent for RFE/RL in Munich, Germany, and Washington before moving to Prague. Before moving to Europe, he was the sports editor of 抖阴旅行射 Boulder's Campus Press and worked for the Longmont Daily-Times Call and Rocky Mountain News. He enjoys traveling, skiing and attending European soccer games, and he lives outside of Prague with his wife.

Ken McConnellogue (Jour) recently retired after 15 years as vice president for communication in 抖阴旅行射鈥檚 Office of the President. He is busy relaxing, plowing through mysteries and furiously checking off projects on the home improvement list. He has a new appreciation for the saying, 鈥淢an die. House done.鈥�

Troy Rappold (Comm) released his first book, Learn to Walk, Try to Fly: A Faith that Guides for a Lifetime, last October with Credo House Publishers. He lives in Portland, Oregon.

Michele Heller (Jour) recently joined the Peterson Institute for International Economics as manager of communications and media relations. Previously, she was an Obama administration communications appointee at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. A journalist by trade, Michele has worked as an editor and reporter in Washington, D.C., Beijing and Hong Kong, including at The Washington Post, McClatchy newspapers, American Banker newspaper and The Standard in Hong Kong.听

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B.J. (Hoeptner) Evans (Jour)听is in her 10th year as communications manager for USA Volleyball in Colorado Springs. She worked her fifth Olympic Games in Rio as the U.S. volleyball teams won three bronze medals.

Christine Mahoney (Jour) is back in Boulder after working remotely from Las Vegas. She is director of communications for 抖阴旅行射 Boulder鈥檚 new Division of Public Safety.

Eric Rasmussen (Jour) is a partner with Aventi Group, a product marketing agency for B2B technology companies. Rasmussen lives in Denver and spends a lot of time on Hawaii鈥檚 Big Island. He recently jumped on the pickleball bandwagon.

Susan Ganter (Comm) worked in development for the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association Foundation, which provides funding to support athletes鈥� journeys to the Olympics. Ganter was responsible for raising money through programs such as special events, hospitality programs and more. Currently, she is a co-owner of The Golden Mill Food Hall and Community Gathering Place in Golden with her spouse, Wes Ganter (EnvCon, Econ鈥�93).听

Patrick Everson (Jour) and his wife, Annette Stanford Everson (Bus'92), live in Las Vegas, Nevada, where he worked at the Las Vegas Review-Journal for 22 years before moving to Covers.com in 2016 as a national reporter covering the sports betting industry. In July 2021, he moved into his current role as the vice president of content for Props.com.