For three nights in July, artist Adam Milner (Art, Jour’11) took his living arrangement to a new level. His exhibition, “Another Room,” featured his entire bedroom in the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art where he talked with visitors and used video, photography, performance and drawing to document his interactions and routines. The exhibition was part of an ongoing series to address the key influences that shape people’s actions and decisions. Adam lives in Boulder.

Posted Dec. 1, 2011

Attorney David Cline (Law’12) joined the Denver office of law firm Husch Blackwell as a partner in the firm’s financial services and capital markets industry group and a member of its private equity and investment management teams. David focuses his practice on venture capital transactions and venture companies.

Posted Jul. 10, 2023

Attorney Sam Tallman (Hist’12) was promoted to member of the international law firm Clark Hill. Sam is a litigation practitioner in the firm’s Chicago branch.

Posted Mar. 6, 2023

Brothers Harrison and Matt Query (Psych, Soc’12) published their  first co-written book, Old Country. Matt, an environmental lawyer, first published the thriller as a multi-part story on Reddit’s r/NoSleep — a place where internet writers share original horror stories. After it blew up on Reddit, Matt reached out to his screenwriter brother — who also spent some time at CU — to help him develop it into a book and screenplay. The story was picked up by Netflix in a seven-figure deal the same month they landed a book deal.

Posted Nov. 7, 2022

Chris Bilton (Econ’12), a private wealth advisor for Merrill Lynch, was named to the 2022 Financial Planning “Top 40 Advisors Under 40” list. Chris co-founded PLB & Associates, and is a member of the executive board for Barrington Children’s Charities.

Posted Jun. 21, 2022

Vice president of CU Law Class of 2012 Shandea J. Sergent (Law’12) is lead deputy public defender in the Golden office for the State Public Defender. She is returning to Colorado Law this year as an adjunct faculty member. Shandea has tried more than 70 cases, ranging from driving under the influence to murder.

Posted Mar. 11, 2022

Brendon Bosworth (MJour) — who lives in Cape Town, South Africa — studied at CU Boulder on a Fulbright scholarship. In April, he wrote that the COVID-19 lockdown was putting immense pressure on Cape Town’s residents. He was part of a community-led response to the virus, which consisted of 70 volunteer-run Community Action Networks (CANs) to support the needy. One way his CAN in Muizenberg assisted people was through distribution of donation-funded food boxes to families. Find out more at www.muizenbergcan.org.

Posted Jun. 1, 2020

Last summer, Kaitlyn Bruce (Jour) participated in Miami (Ohio) University’s Earth Expeditions field course, taking a trip to Guyana and learning conservation practices from the local Makushi people. Kaitlyn is a teacher at Kipp Renaissance High School in New Orleans.

Posted Feb. 1, 2020

In June Melissa Lee Kean (Art, EBio) was ordained a priest at St. John’s Episcopal Cathedral in Denver by Right Reverend Kimberly Lucas, 11th bishop of Colorado. Melissa completed her master’s of theology at Sewanee: The University of the South, in May. She is now in Rome, Ga., where she serves as associate rector at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church.

Posted Oct. 1, 2019

Soil ecologist Kelly Ramirez (PhDEBio) is a postdoctoral researcher at the Netherlands Institute of Ecology. Her research characterizes the diversity and biogeographical patterns of soil microbes across the globe. In November 2016, she co-founded 500 Women Scientists with friend and colleague Jane Zelikova. The organization’s mission is to make science “open, inclusive and accessible, and to be the foremost organization for the transformation of leadership, diversity, and public engagement in science.”

Posted Jun. 3, 2019

RMH Group engineer Matt Guerin (ArchEngr) passed his professional engineer exam in mechanical engineering. He has five years of experience in Colorado designing mechanical systems for facilities, plants and laboratories.  

Posted Mar. 1, 2018

After graduating from CU, Sean Smith (Comm) moved to Singapore, where he teaches fifth grade at Singapore American School. He writes that he’ll start a master’s degree program in leadership for international educators in November 2017. In Singapore, he spends his time with his fiancée, Kamilah, and friends, and travels around Southeast Asia when he can. He plans to stay in Singapore for the long term, but will continue to visit Boulder, as it’s near and dear to his heart.

Posted Sep. 1, 2017

Joe Mekulski (Econ) was hired as the newest broker at the Baltimore office of KLNB, a commercial real estate brokerage and services firm. He will assist with tenant and landlord representation activities in the Baltimore and Washington, D.C., metropolitan areas.

Posted Jun. 1, 2017

Flautist Hannah Darroch (MMus) was one of this year’s recipients of the Arts Excellence Award given by the Wellington Committee of the Dame Malvina Major Foundation in New Zealand and will receive prize money for her further studies. Hannah has been involved in music education, community outreach and arts administration in the Wellington region. She will be studying at McGill University in Montreal in the Doctor of Music program majoring in flute performance.

Posted Dec. 1, 2016

Brendan Mullins (Arch) is helping international design firm Stantec launch its second virtual reality research initiative. Brendan, who will serve as VR research lead, has a blended background in architectural design and digital media with design experience in gaming and buildings. He lives in San Francisco.

Posted Dec. 1, 2016

Marni Spott (Ger, IntlAf; MGer’12), previously Herd program manager at the CU Boulder Alumni Association, is now pursuing a career in culinary arts. She will be earning a dual master’s degree in culinary arts and international business at the Culinary Arts Academy in Lucerne, Switzerland. Marni hopes to apply her new skills to an agri-tourism business.

Posted Dec. 1, 2016

Former CU golfer Emily Talley (Comm) and former CU cross country skier Andreas Høye (Acct, Fin’14) were engaged in August on top of Mt. Tallac at Lake Tahoe in California. Emily and Andreas live in Oslo, Norway, Andreas’ hometown.

Posted Dec. 1, 2016

Former Buffaloes starting fullback Evan Harrington (Soc) became the youngest head coach of American football in Europe at age 27 and this year will lead Switzerland’s Winterthur Warriors. Evan also works in player development and scouts both American and European football players. He plans to host football camps throughout Europe. “There is rarely a European city I visit where I do not run into a CU Boulder alum,” he writes.

Posted Sep. 1, 2016

Jack Vertovec (Anth) moved to Miami in August 2015 to pursue a PhD in the Department of Global and Sociocultural Studies at Florida International University. He is examining the growth of self-employment in Cuba and is particularly interested in the informal economy existing alongside this emergent economic sector. Jack’s investigation uses sociological and anthropological methods to understand how post-Soviet market reformations, specifically the cuentapropia (private enterprise) system, are impacting contemporary Cuban society. Jack hopes to find a tenure-track position at a tier-1 research university once he finishes his PhD.

Posted Sep. 1, 2016

In August 2015, Pamela Dadaos (Soc) joined the CU-Boulder Alumni Association as program manager for athletics and regional outreach. Prior to joining the Alumni Association, she spent a year with the CU Buff Club and three years working for Kroenke Sports & Entertainment. While attending CU, she worked for the Recreation Center and the City of Boulder, while also serving as an intern for CU Athletics and as a student ambassador. A native of Healdsburg, Calif., Pamela now resides in Denver where she spends her free time rooting on the San Francisco Giants and skiing.

Posted Jun. 1, 2016

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