Gregory Paul Boehlke, Arts ’78
In Memoriam: Gregory Paul Boehlke, Arts ’78
Col. Michael M. Walker, Bus Ad ’78
Col. Michael M. Walker, Bus Ad ’78 published The 1929 Sino-Soviet War: The War Nobody Knew, published by the University Press of Kansas, giving the first clear and complete account of a little-known but consequential clash of great powers between the World Wars.
Larry Conner, Arts ’75, Grad ‘1978
Larry Conner, Arts ’75, Grad ‘1978 was awarded the Distinguished Public Advocate Award by the Oregon Counseling Association in honor of 10 years of successful political work on behalf of the counseling profession in Oregon. He has been instrumental in writing and passing five statutes on behalf of Oregon counselors. One of the statutes gave […]
Kay Gilbert, Sp ’78
Kay Gilbert, Sp ’78 and Roger Kohn: on Dec. 19, 2015. Kay and Roger have been together since 1991 and live in Manhattan Beach, Calif.
John Zautcke, Eng ’78
John Zautcke, Eng ’78 retired after 26 years as an emergency physician at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Kevin Mooney, Sp ’78
Kevin Mooney, Sp ’78 published a two volume poetry series, The Wandering Crane with Leprechaun Inc. publishers. He was invited to install “Field of Poetry,” a multidimensional art installation at the largest art festival in the country, ArtPrize in Grad Rapids, Mich.
Mary Meier Hills, Bus Ad ’78
Mary Meier Hills, Bus Ad ’78 and Edward Lundquist, Jour ‘76, were recognized by the International Association of Business Communicators as IABC Fellows at the IABC World Conference in New Orleans in June. Both held various leadership positions at the chapter and national level and are accredited business communicators. They chaired IABC’s International Accreditation Council. […]
Beth (Ermatinger) Hanan, Arts ’78
Beth (Ermatinger) Hanan, Arts ’78 was appointed U.S. bankruptcy judge for the Eastern District of Wisconsin in May 2015.
Greg Kot, Jour ’78
Greg Kot, Jour ’78, co-authored the second edition of the Survival Guide for Coaching Youth Basketball. He is the Chicago Tribune’s music critic and co-hosts the nationally syndicated rock ’n’ roll talk show Sound Opinions on public radio.
Patrick Cronin, Jour ’78, Grad ’87
Patrick Cronin, Jour ’78, Grad ’87, founded Anam Consulting LLC, a global business consulting firm based in Milwaukee. He has more than 25 years of experience in international business, specializing in the BRIC markets, and has traveled to more than 45 countries.
