Amy Sharfman ’15 ’17M is working at
Medifast as an event planner for the company’s
subsidiary, Take Shape For Life. The company’s
annual convention was in the middle of
July, and she flew to Dallas to assist with the
logistics. Amy sends her thanks to Stevenson’s
business communication professors for helping
to prepare her for this career.
2016
scene evidence, and Malik presented his work
on synthetic cathinones, a type of street drug
similar to amphetamines. an adult undergraduate population, and Lexi is
part of a team that is developing strategies to
attract high school students.
Jackie Siejack ’16M was recently named to
the Board of Directors of the Harford County
Public Library Foundation. Katie Madigan designed, built, and donated
two Little Free Libraries to two Baltimore County
elementary schools. A Little Free Library is a
“take a book, return a book” free exchange. Katie
first saw one of these at Lakeland Elementary/
Middle School on a visit with her Equity in
Education class. She decided she wanted to give
back to schools by building two free libraries. To
raise money, she hosted a Panera fundraiser and
collected donations from customers. The libraries
were donated to Randallstown Elementary and
Perry Hall Elementary, where Katie completed her
senior internship. After building the libraries, she
collected various children’s books from family
and friends, delivered the libraries, and installed
them at each school.
2017
Sara Bollinger is working as a contract
administrator at Vectrus, a global government
services company located in Reston, Va.
Heather Drake is studying at the University
of Maryland in the Pharmaceutical Sciences
Program to complete a master’s degree in
regulatory science. Since the summer of 2015,
she has been working at Taylor Technologies
where she completed her Senior Capstone
Internship.
Nia Logan Bourne is working as a registered
nurse at the University of Maryland Medical
Center.
Nicole Heil ’16 ’17M and Malik Naanaa ’16
’17M were both presenters at the Mid-Atlantic
Association of Forensic Scientists Meeting in
May. Nicole presented her research on the
persistence of explosive TNT on collected crime
Kristen Brooks is working as an operations
assistant with ADG Creative, a Columbia-
based digital agency that works in design,
strategy, and technology.
Alexis “Lexi” Cohen is working as an
admissions counselor at Keiser University in
Sarasota, Fla. The school traditionally attracts
Andrew “Drew” Wysocki is doing a graduate
internship at Syracuse University in the field of
strength and conditioning, and he is working
with the football team in the weight room.
IN MEMORIAM:
Jean Bullen ’67 on Oct. 24, 2016
Helen Ward Carr ’55 on April 18, 2017
Annie McCoach ’16 has joined
the Lutherville Volunteer Fire
Company, a 100 percent volunteer
organization serving North-Central
Baltimore County. She writes, “I am
so excited for this new journey and to
continue to make a difference in the
community.”
Carolyn Mullowney Jenkins ’60 on April 18,
2017
Norma Smith Buchanan Meier ’80 on June
9, 2017
Barbara Lacey Morley ’68 on May 2, 2017
Mary Katherine O’Neill ’57 on May 31, 2017
Myrna Lynne Wallace ’80 on Feb. 17, 2017
You’re a student for a few years, but your
Stevenson connection lasts a lifetime.
VOLUNTEER FOR YOUR ALMA MATER
Don’t have much time? Lasting opportunities to get involved:
· Mustangs Make a Difference Day · Attend SU Alumni Association events
· Celebrate graduates at Commencement · Become a social media ambassador
· Service events and trips · Encourage fellow alumni to stay connected
· New Student Move-In Day · Inquire about the Alumni Association Board
· Alumni Appreciation Calling Nights · Participate in alumni focus groups
· Make a gift · Provide career guidance to students
· Support student events and programs
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