Notes from the Class of 1993

In July, Peter Lindstrom (Engl, Soc’93) was named the vice president of academic affairs and provost at the Community College of Denver (CCD). In this position, Peter oversees all educational affairs and activities. Prior to accepting this promotion, Peter worked at CCD to increase student participation for minority students in STEM programs. He has also worked to improve online student success rates by 10 percent over three years. He lives in Denver. 

Chris Connor (MechEngr’93) celebrated his 30th year in the semiconductor business as director of the Intel 3 and Intel 4 reliability programs, which helped enable Intel’s first chiplet architecture with the company’s Core Ultra processors and Intel’s biggest architecture change in over 40 years. He chaired the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers International Reliability Physics Symposium — a premiere conference for engineers and scientists to present new and original work in the area of microelectronics reliability — held in Monterey, California, and serves as chair of the board. He writes that he also celebrates 30 years without drinking alcohol.

The Pew Charitable Trusts’ named Matthew Milios (Jour’93) vice president for communications in January, where he leads digital strategy and content creation. Matthew has 25 years of experience in content production and has led creative projects at for-profit, nonprofit and philanthropic organizations. He started his career as a director of photography before working in video and multimedia production for NBC News Digital and Microsoft.