Class Notes Category: Career
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Richard Wyatt ’78
Bruin and artist Richard Wyatt ’78 was featured in KCET’s Artbound, an LA-based television station, highlighting his large-scale art pieces on display in the Los Angeles metro stations. The article includes details regarding Wyatt’s career, including the “Hollywood Jazz” mural he created for the Capitol Records building, and his connection to artist and fellow Bruin May Sun…
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May Sun ’76
Bruin and artist May Sun ’79 was featured in KCET’s Artbound, an LA-based television station, highlighting her large-scale art pieces on display in the Los Angeles metro stations. In the article, Sun discusses her relationship with artist and fellow Bruin Richard Wyatt ’78 as well as describes how her work is a reflection of the local Los…
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Jonpatrick S. Anderson ’79
Dr. Jonpatrick S. Anderson ’79 was awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Law by the University of Southampton, United Kingdom on June 25, 2016.
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Terrance J. Tumey ’88, M.B.A. ’93
Terrance J. Tumey ’88, M.B.A. ’93 has been appointed as the new Claremont McKenna-Harvey Mudd-Scripps Colleges (CMS) director of athletics, physical education and recreational services, as well as William B. Arce Professor and George R. Roberts Fellow. Tumey’s tenure as director of athletics began on July 1, 2016. He is the fifth director of athletics…
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David Halm ’91
The Nicolson Law Group PC is pleased to announce the opening of its Los Angeles, California office. UCLA alumnus David Halm, an accomplished lawyer with more than 20 years experience successfully representing Fortune 100, medium and small companies and individuals, and participating in numerous trials, arbitrations and appeals, will lead the office.
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Susan Feder ’76
Judicate West, one of California’s leading providers of private dispute resolution services, has added UCLA alumna Susan Feder ’76 to its roster of esteemed neutrals in San Francisco. “Susan is a tenacious, yet empathetic, negotiator with a natural ability to uncover the real issues driving a dispute and redirect the parties towards settlement,” said Mark…
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Allison Silberberg, M.F.A. ’87
In January 2016, alumnae Allison Silberberg, M.F.A. ’87 became mayor of the city of Alexandria, Virginia. Silberberg, a democrat, was featured for her accomplishment in a two-page article in American Magazine, the alumni publication for American University where she obtained her undergraduate degree. The newly-appointed mayor also graduated with a master of fine arts from…
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Ondine Gross ’77
Ondine Gross ’77 published her book, “Restore the Respect : How to Mediate School Conflict and Keep Students Learning.” Gross is a nationally certified school psychologist who has worked in public school settings for more than 30 years. The book was released June 15, 2016 by Brookes Publishing Co. Read more here.
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Teressa Foss ’92
Teressa Foss ’92 will be adding to her acting repertoire while working in Germany at the Neil Semer Vocal Institute in the summer of 2016. Since graduating from UCLA’s Theater Department, Foss has spent time working as a member of Actor’s Equity and the Screen Actors Guild. As a member of American Guild of Musical Artists,…
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Mary A. Papazian ’81, M.A. ’83, Ph.D. ’88
The California State University Board of Trustees appointed Bruin Mary A. Papazian as president of San Jose State University. A seasoned higher education leader with more than 25 years of teaching and administrative experience, Papazian served as the president of Southern Connecticut State University (SCSU) in New Haven, Connecticut. She is the university’s 29th president…