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Montana Rispoli and Elias Loucagos
Montana Rispoli (COM’17) and Elias Loucagos (ENG’14), both of Reseda, Calif., were married in Kalamata, Greece, by His Eminence Metropolitan Gerasimos in August 2023. The Greek Orthodox ceremony was performed before 130 friends and family. Among those in attendance were 25 Terriers.
From the Summer 2024 issue.Rose Adams
Rose Adams (Sargent’22) of Wappingers Falls, N.Y., clinical director of Changing Lives Occupational Therapy, P.C., created and facilitated two summer programs for children “using the wonderful knowledge I’ve gained from the postprofessional doctor of occupational therapy program,” she writes.
From the Summer 2024 issue.Ronesha Dennis
Ronesha Dennis (MET’21) of Washington, D.C., launched a four-book coding series for kids and a beginner-friendly coding book for adults. In Coding with Cornell (Bergeron-Woodley Company, 2023), seven-year-old Cornell guides his two-year-old sister, Cori, through the basics of Python. Python, the Relatable Way: For the Future Coder Who’s Never Written a Line of Code (Bergeron-Woodley Company, 2023) is for adult learners. You can learn more by visiting the site www.codingwithcornell.com.
From the Summer 2024 issue.Nicole Honoré
Nicole Honoré (Sargent’21) of Clinton Township, Mich., writes, “Still grinning ear to ear after having achieved my dream of obtaining my occupational therapy doctorate at age 50. It’s true—you can achieve it if you want to work hard at it!” Congratulate Nicole at nhonore@comcast.net.
Evan Muller
Evan Muller (GRS’20,’20) of Fairborn, Ohio, joined a new project at the Air Force Research Laboratory focusing on the synthesis of functionalized helicene organic molecules as a part of a broad contract secured by UES, Inc., a BlueHalo company. This is his fourth year as a research scientist with UES, which is close to family and friends from his childhood.
From the Summer 2024 issue.Jack St. Hilaire
Jack St. Hilaire (GRS’18) of Manchester, N.H., a BU College of Arts & Sciences lecturer in political sociology, published Managing Policy and Reform in an Era of American Police Conflict: Who Will Guard the Guardians? (Routledge, 2023). Email Jack at jsh2@bu.edu.
From the Summer 2024 issue.Charles Lincoln IV
Charles Lincoln IV (LAW’18) of Cedar Park, Tex., began working with the IRS’ Austin office of chief counsel, large business and international, in July 2022. You can email him at cealiv@bu.edu.
From the Summer 2024 issue.Leonie Grundler
Leonie Grundler (SHA’18) of San Francisco, Calif., founded Lioness Games, a board game publishing company, in January 2023. In October, Leonie debuted her original game, Biome, at the world’s biggest board game convention in Essen, Germany, in front of more than 250,000 attendees. Leonie’s classmate Selina Henn (COM’18) has been supporting Leonie with marketing and communications. Learn more at www.biomethegame.com. Email Leonie at leonie@lionessgames.com
From the Summer 2024 issue.Matthew Reddy
Matthew Reddy (LAW’10) of Chicago, Ill., was elected shareholder at Foran Glennon in January. Matthew joined the law firm’s Chicago office in 2022, concentrating his practice in defending medical negligence cases.
From the Summer 2024 issue.Rebecca McNamara
Rebecca McNamara (CAS’08, COM’08) of Saratoga Springs, N.Y., edited the catalog accompanying Radical Fiber: Threads Connecting Art and Science, an interdisciplinary exhibition at the Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College. The catalog was published in 2023 by DelMonico Books and the Tang Museum. Email Rebecca at rebeccannemc@gmail.com.
From the Summer 2024 issue.