ifference - Lu Parker

Vickie Sessions is an associate director of
have two sons, Nicholai and Dominic, and live
alumni relations at the College. She and Jim Hutto
in Charleston. Allen is an occupational therapist
were married in October.
at Roper Hospital, and Shannon is a third-grade
teacher at Mary Ford Elementary School.
Beth Guerard is the corporate communications
manager for Sallie Mae in Washington, D.C.
Kimberly Dixon Harkins is a financial
analyst for the Computer Sciences Corporation
in Charleston.
Heather Tripp Henderson is a resident
physician at the University of Alabama’s
Department of Pediatrics in Birmingham.
Dorothy Hoffman-Ballard (see Brian
Ballard ’97)
Andrew Johnson is a product manager for
Pilgrim’s Pride in Duluth, Ga.
Jan Neil Johnson is the communications
coordinator for MUSC Women’s Health
in Charleston.
Tara Killian (see Blaise Fitzgerald
’96)
Heidi Schwartz Levy is an account
development manager with PrimePay of Georgia.
Alicia Lutz is the associate director of college
publications at the College. She and David
Watkins were married in October.
Jamel Major is a reporter for WVTM in
Birmingham, Ala.
Molly McBride is a compliance officer with
BB&T Investments in Charlotte.
Tim McManus works for the Peninsula Media
Fishing Magazine in Charleston.
Stephone Mickler lives in Willingboro and
works for the New Jersey state government.
Shane Mull (see Liz Page Mull ’91)
Lili Rossi is an international development fellow
Jamie Browder (see Jennifer Sohn
Browder ’95)
Susanne Buck and Willis Cantey were
Amy Rush Sheppard (see Greg
Sheppard ’97)
Arly Slepski is a pricing analyst for Pearlstine
married in November. Their wedding party
included the following CofC alumnae: sara
Distributors in Charleston.
Will and Molly Grant Waring announce
the birth of a son, William “Wiley” Hayne Waring IV.
Scott Warren is a vice president and
commercial loan officer with the Daniel Island loan
production office of First National Bank.
Katie White is the director of publishing at
Arcadia Publishing in Mt. Pleasant. She and Graham
Kellett were married in February 2005.
Richardson Adams ’00, Elizabeth
Gilchrist Ames ’03, Mary Ruth
Sharpton Blair, Susanne Wolf
Wimberly, Margaret Anne
Florence Siachos ’01, Niki Taylor
Davidson, Julie Johnson Hudson,
Tiffany Lollis Boggs ’98 and
Katherine Austin Vest Smith.
Amy Maroulis Carroll received her
master’s degree from Regent University in 2001
Amy Anderson Wise is an attorney with
and is an adjunct professor of psychology for
Aiken Bridges Law Firm in Florence, S.C.
Regent. She and her husband, Todd, live in Suffolk,
Heather Woychick and Kris Niemi were
Va., with their three children.
Laura Rutherford Crisp is a PhD
married in June and live in Charleston.
Erik and Amy Sunshine Younginer
student in educational psychology at the
announce the birth of their second child, Harrison.
University of Tennessee.
Nicole Bannister Davis is a graduate
1999
research assistant at the University of Washington’s
Jennifer Mertes Ash is an accountant for
Department of Cognitive Studies in Education.
Michael Dennis owns a private painting
the Hearst Corporation in Charlotte.
Brittany Ashworth is a nurse case
business in Charleston. In October 2005, he
manager with Nationwide Better Health
completed a cross-country bicycle ride to raise
in Maryland.
$11,000 for Habitat for Humanity. Charleston
Jason and Kimberly BeattyStubbings ’98 announce the birth of a
Mayor Joe Riley declared February 2, 2006,
“Michael Dennis Day” in Charleston.
second child, Kaytlin. Kimberly, a former teacher,
is a stay-at-home mom, and Jason is a retirement
planning consultant for A.G. Edwards in Charleston.
Griffin and Jaime Gauthier
Bettencourt announce the birth of a son,
Liz Price Dixon (see Kevin Dixon ’92)
Catherine Sandlin Dority (see
Roland Dority ’91)
Amanda Heller Farnum is a program
officer for the Virginia Health Care Foundation
Cohen Megeath. They live in Charlotte.
in Richmond.
Nancy Bradham Bright is the director of
Steve Frappier is a sales executive with the
for Catholic Relief Services. She currently works
telecommunications at The Citadel. She completed
Molecular Imaging Group of Siemens Medical
in Zambia.
her master’s degree from The Citadel in 2005.
Solutions USA, Inc. He lives in the Chicago area.
Making a difference,
one gift at a time
The College of Charleston Foundation would
like to thank all of our alumni, family and friends
who generously gave back to our students, to our
campus and to education in 2006.
Special thanks to all of our 1770 Society members
who gave leadership support to the CofC Fund.
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FOUNDATION
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Chasing the Crown
(or How to Win Miss USA)
What would you do for $250,000
in cash and prizes?
I know what I did. I stood onstage, halfnaked, in front of a viewing audience of
300 million people.
At the time, some might have said I’d
lost my mind. Maybe I had, but once
you enter the world of national pageant
competition, a certain amount of sanity
is thrown out of the window, and what
becomes foremost in your mind is winning
the crown.
But strutting my stuff onstage in a
hot-pink bikini didn’t win me the title of
Miss USA. No such luck. In fact, I had
to speak. Imagine that. I had to be up on
current events. I also had to be interviewed
by celebrities, and I had to make sense.
Most people think pageants are all
about exposing skin, donning big hair
and giving lip service to saving the world.
Maybe in some cases, but overall it’s a
tough business.
If you’ve ever dreamed of competing in a
pageant, get ready for the ride of your life.
If you’re going to give it a try, here’s the
inside line on how to succeed – begin with
a clear focus. You can’t go in “half-bootie”!
(Diction altered to earn “G” rating for this
magazine.) You have to create a plan of
action. And when you think about it, that’s
actually a good lesson for life.
How many of us really know what our
goals are and have a concrete plan set up
to achieve them? Forget about comparing
yourself to the other contestants, find out
what makes you unique.
In the pageant world, there are three
facets of competition. These are evening
gown, swimsuit and interview. You have to
nail all three categories to win. As in life,
if something is off kilter, like your physical
well-being or your spiritual side – even
your morals – then your focus gets out
of whack, right? The same theory applies
to pageants.
Get in physical shape, and you’ll knock
’em dead in swimsuit and evening gown
competition. But the most crucial part of
Illustration by Steve Stegelin
Allen and Shannon Chesnut Gonzaga
competition is by far the interview. Have
you ever seen a beautiful woman from
afar, only to hear her open her mouth and
think, “Ugggh!”?
The key here is to know your stuff.
Share your views on current events, but
don’t cram your opinions down someone’s
throat. Some people may have a different
view of the world than you do. Ask
yourself what makes you tick. Who or
what do you love, dislike and even admire,
and why?
“Why” is the question that will get you
every single time.
Last, but not least, listen. Interviews
are not meant to be one sided. You have
to listen and share. Again, it’s sort of like
normal life: you’ve got to give to get.
And, oh yeah, don’t forget to suck it in,
and smile.
— Lu Parker ’90
Parker was crowned Miss USA in 1994. Her
final question: do you feel an athlete who has
been accused of a crime but not found guilty
should be able to compete in the Olympics
(asked in light of the Nancy Kerrigan/Tonya
Harding controversy)? She currently works as
a news anchor in Los Angeles.
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Jim Frysinger (MS) retired as physics lab manager
and lecturer at the College. He and his wife, Sally,
moved to Tennessee to build a new farmstead on
family land – the fulfillment of a 33-year-old dream.
Donnetta Grays received her MFA from the
University of California at Irvine and is a managing
director for Coyote REP in New York.
Tara Parnell Guérard, an event planner in
Charleston, has written Southern Weddings: New
Looks from the Old South.
William Hart is a financial specialist with Stein
Financial Group. He lives in Virginia Beach with his
wife, Shayna.
Brad Libertore received his MBA from
Northeastern University and works in marketing for
Myriad Genetic Laboratories in Boston.
Seth Lockard is a sales associate with Runan
Engineering in Ludlow, Ky.
Tree Martschink is in Bangalore, India, helping
to start a legal process outsourcing company
called iDiligence.
Joshua Mayes earned his JD from Cornell Law
School and is an attorney with Sutherland, Asbill &
Brennan in Atlanta.
Stephanie Heape Reller and her husband,
Jason, live in Virginia Beach with their daughter, Quinn.
She is a member of the College’s Philanthropy Council.
Michele Knaggs Reneau is a realtor for
Prudential Carolina Real Estate in Charleston.
Lee Robinson is a production editor for McGrawHill Companies in Columbus, Ohio. This year, Lee plans
to pursue a PhD in Anglo-Irish literature at Trinity
College in Dublin, Ireland.
TJ Sack and Lauren Howell ’00 were
married in November. TJ is an account executive with
Allbritton Communications WCIV ABC News 4 in
Charleston, and Lauren is a licensed associate with
Clement Crawford and Thornhill commercial real
estate services.
Mike Smith acquired Healing Enhancements, a
surgical recovery solutions company.
Melissa Stickney is a science and policy program
coordinator with the Department of Health and
Environmental Control.
Sarah Boatrite Stocker is a
hospital administrator at The Highlands Living Center
in Pittsford, N.Y.
Chris Adcock received his master’s in political
Billie Jean Murray is a PhD candidate in
communication at UNC-Chapel Hill.
Kirk Perrow received his JD from Florida State
University in 2003. He is an associate with Stiles, Taylor
& Grace in Jacksonville, Fla. He is actively involved with
with Ethicon Endo-Surgery. He and his wife, Stacy,
editor of Sociological Abstracts.
the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce, Jacksonville
live in the Washington, D.C. area.
Charles Ailstock owns Artizom Frame Gallery
in downtown Charleston.
Tim Angelos is an agent with New York Life. He
and Adrienne Parker were married in September and
live in Charleston.
Kate Howard Arnold is the College’s
director of stewardship.
Senaca Baines is a teacher at Latta Middle
School in Latta, S.C.
Michael Bender received his JD from Mercer
University School of Law in 2004. He is an attorney
with Moore & Van Allen in Charleston.
Michelle Blakeley is a counselor at Laurel Hill
Primary School in Mt. Pleasant. She and Clinton Cole
were married in October.
Duccio Brandonisio is account supervisor for
BMW with Grey Advertising.
Trey Bunch is an attorney for Burleson, Pate &
Gibson in Dallas, Texas.
Elizabeth Mulvaney Conley received
her MEd from Providence College and is a Spanish
teacher at Dighton Rehoboth Regional High School
in Rhode Island.
Kate Creech is a new homes counselor with
Beazer Homes USA in Charleston.
Kimberly Scoggins Donaghy is a realtor
with Asset Realty in West Columbia, S.C.
Raul Estrada is a graduate student at the
University of Cincinnati.
Adam Ferrell is the publications editor for the
Medical University of South Carolina.
Ashley Harris is an account supervisor for
Bradley Reid & Associates, an advertising agency
in Anchorage, Alaska. She and Bill Warnock were
married in October.
Catherine O’Connor Heitz is a senior
financial specialist with Wachovia National Bank
in Atlanta.
Corie Hipp is the hospitality coordinator for
Young Lawyers and the Jacksonville Bar Association.
Christi Roe is a senior consultant with Booz Allen
Hamilton in McLean, Va.
Kandace Salter is a memorial counselor with
Carolina Memorial Gardens in North Charleston.
Maryellen Seplavy is a nursing student at Stony
Brook University in New York.
Alicia Smith (see Travis McCory ’97)
John Tramel received his master’s degree from
Clemson University and is an engineer with GE Energy
in Greenville, S.C. He is a member of the College’s
Philanthropy Council.
Gerret Van Duyne works in investments with JP
Morgan in New York City.
Chris Williams is an attorney with McNair Law
Firm in Myrtle Beach.
Melissa Salter Yarochowicz is an art
instructor for the Arts Council of Greenwood, S.C. She
and her husband, Gene, have two daughters, Lyles
and Julia.
with I’On Group in Mt. Pleasant.
executive for Blackbaud in Charleston.
Kathy Young Marshall received her
Ministries in Charleston. Amy received her MPA from
master’s in accountancy from the University of South
the College.
Carolina. She is a manager for Elliott Davis, LLC in
2000
Marvell Adams received his master’s in public
health from UNC-Chapel Hill and is a licensed
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Greenville, S.C.
Ainsley Mitchum is a PhD student in the
teacher at Bethel Elementary School near
Coastal Houseworks in Charleston.
Wyndall Henderson (see Jason
Ferreira ’94)
Aaron Hite is the online media director for 360i
in Atlanta.
Lucas Hitt received his master’s degree from
Johns Hopkins University and is the vice president
and director of business development for the
Rhoads Group in Washington, D.C.
Carly Howard is an estate-planning attorney
for Kennedy Covington in Charlotte. She received
specialist for Standard in Nashville, Tenn.
Lauren Bunch is a registered nurse at Palmetto
Greenville, S.C.
Dale Savage earned his JD from Golden Gate
University School of Law and is a contract attorney
were married in September.
J.P. Davis earned his JD from Duke Law School in
with Motley Rice in Charleston.
Francis Shealy is a staff optometrist for the
2005. After clerking for the Honorable Graham C.
Mullen, J.P. is an attorney with James, McElory and
U.S. Air Force in Tampa, Fla.
Shana Thomas is a therapeutic specialty
Diehl in Charlotte. J.P.’s fiction writing has been
published in Shimmer Magazine.
Daniel Dupuis is a financial consultant for AXA
representative with Pfizer in Atlanta.
Emily Watts is the public relations and
publications manager for the Charleston Metro
Advisors in Mt. Pleasant.
Ryan Eleuteri is the financial services director
Chamber of Commerce.
for Rick Hendrick Dodge in Charleston. He is a
both her JD and LLM from the University of Miami
2002
School of Law.
Lucy Barna has been traveling around the
member of the College’s Philanthropy Council.
Brian Fachada is the assistant front office
Jason Hunsinger is a second-year student at
world since she graduated. She went to graduate
the University of South Carolina School of Law.
school for Buddhist studies at Naropa University
Keiron Kennedy completed medical school
Health Baptist in Columbia. She and John Coggiola
manager and training manager at the Wynn Towers
Suites in Las Vegas.
Rick and Sara Rhudy Foreman announce
in Boulder, Colo. She then moved to Hawaii to
the birth of a daughter, Caroline Elizabeth. Sara is
a special education teacher at St. Andrew’s Middle
the Lee County (Ala.) Youth Development Center.
Ala. Keiron was selected as the Young Alumnus
songwriting. She now works with Backroads, a
School in Charleston.
2001
Lisa Bellil is an internal medicine resident at the
Palmetto Health Richland Hospital in Columbia.
Mark and Kimberly Magee Benyak announce
the birth of a daughter, Emily Kate, born August 2005.
They live in Houston, Texas.
Kamee Bendt Bowlin received her MBA from
of the Year for 2006 by the College’s Young
Alumni Committee.
Matt Klein is an enterprise account executive
with Benefitfocus in Mt. Pleasant.
Janine Ladson is a surveillance officer with the
Georgia Emerging Infections Program.
Blair Cox Lambert (MAT) is a third-grade
teacher at Mountain Park Elementary School in
The Citadel and is a tax accountant with Pratt-Thomas
Dobson, N.C. She received the Marcellus E. Waddill
Gumb and Company. She and her husband, Allen,
Excellence in Teaching Award from Wake Forest
have one daughter, Savannah.
Lara Caulder Byrd is the associate pastor at
Carteret Street United Methodist Church. She and her
husband, Russell, live in Beaufort, S.C., with their two
labs, Ellie Mae and Cooper.
and is a registered nurse with MUSC’s pediatric
Amy Zeigler is an employer liaison with Crisis
and the Franke Home at Seaside in Mt. Pleasant.
First National Bank in Greenville, S.C.
Melissa Brabham is an employee benefits
From there, she moved to San Francisco to pursue
member of the College’s Philanthropy Council.
Scott Lawrence is an enterprise account
Melissa Santiago received her MEd
from Furman University and is a third-grade
Services in Charleston.
Ellis Bleakley is an assistant vice president at
Atlantic Island Properties in Charleston.
work in the kayaking and eco-tourism industry.
in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Michael Wooddy is the vice president of finance
ceremony.
Amy Sams is a rental and property manager for
designer and a volunteer for Habitat for Humanity
Owen Gregory is the project manager for
met another CofC graduate, Amanda
Jernigan ’02.
Elizabeth Berry owns Landmark Landscaping
surgeon for the U.S. Air Force in Montgomery,
from the Medical University of South Carolina
the birth of a son, Grayson Calhoun.
Jennifer Beck Gibson is an interior
worldwide active travel company, where she
at the University of South Carolina and is a flight
on TLC’s Flip This House this coming season and is a
Lauren Howell (see TJ Sack ’99)
Jimmy and Regina Calhoun Jones announce
Jay Feinstein is a bariatric account manager
Alicia Chandler Hutto ’95,
Thomas Weber ’01 and Chris
Mercer ’03 were part of the wedding
degree from Auburn University and is a therapist with
Elizabeth Kidd Yost received her master’s
telecommunications specialist with Erlanger Hospital
the College’s Philanthropy Council.
Young Clement Rivers.
politics from San Diego State University. He is the
Laura Calcutt received her nursing degree
Mullins law firm in Columbia, S.C. He is a member of
Charleston office of the construction law group of
science with a concentration in Latin American
Trademark Properties in Charleston. She will appear
Derrick Williams is an attorney with the Nelson
Alison Durgee is an associate in the
gastroenterology department. She and Randy Bates
were married in November.
Gretchen Connelly works for SCANA. She
University, where she did her undergraduate work.
Allison Milling received her nursing degree
in August and is a registered nurse at Providence
Hospital in Columbia.
Carolyn Park is a manager with SmithGeiger
Media Research & Consulting. She and Dominique
Louette were married in July and live in Thousand
Oaks, Calif.
Sarah Piwinski is the education director
for S.C. Maritime Foundation, which built the
Spirit of South Carolina. She has spent five
and Todd Pool were married in August and live in
years working on tall ships as a marine biology
Chapin, S.C.
educator and as an education administrator for
James Curry works in national sales for the Edison
Electric Institute in Washington, D.C.
Auriely Cuvin is a programmer analyst for
Atlas Technologies.
Ashton Dillard (MAT) is a special education
Department of Cognitive Psychology at Florida
teacher in Orangeburg, S.C. She and Thomas Gue
State University.
were married in October.
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Melissa Pluta is an account executive
with E. Boineau & Company, a strategic
marketing communications and public relations
firm in Charleston.
Drew Radeker and Adriane Livingston were
married in November and live in Columbia.
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Dedrick Siddall is a budget and profit analyst
Jason Elrod is a flight surgeon for the U.S.
from Webster University and is a territory salesman
for Chevy Chase Bank in Bethesda, Md. He received
Army and is stationed in Hawaii. He received his
for Advanced Neuromodulation Systems.
his MBA with a specialization in finance from the
master’s of public health from East Tennessee State
Kogod School of Business at American University.
University in 2004 and another master’s degree
Ryland Hudnall and Shannon Johnson were
married in October. Ryland is an account executive
for Document Technologies, Inc. in San Diego.
Allison Hudson is the owner of Cutting
Board PR, a public relations firm in San Francisco.
Adam Huneau is a partner in the Carolina
Wings restaurant in Charlotte. He lives in
Lexington, S.C., and is a member of the College’s
Philanthropy Council.
Susanne Karpick and David Hicklin were
married in August and live in Columbia.
Matt Lattanze is a writer for the Office of
the Executive Secretariat in the Department of
Homeland Security in Washington, D.C.
Misty LeClerc teaches advanced placement
U.S. government and politics at Wando High School
in Mt. Pleasant.
William Lindsay and Shannon Bruce
’03 were married in November. William received
Megan Savage Utech received her MEd from
Georgia State University in 2005 and is a teacher
in Decatur, Ga.
Megan Vaughn is the team leadership manager
for Chick-Fil-A in Greenville, S.C. She received her
MBA from The Citadel last spring.
Emilee Armour Ware is a fourth-grade
teacher at Shiloh Elementary School in Monroe, N.C.
She and her husband, Joey, live in Fort Mill, S.C.,
and have one child, Marshall.
Christine Wright and Scott Fournier were
married in May and live in Savannah, Ga.
2003
Ana Angelova is a research analyst for
Widmeyer Communications in Washington, D.C.
Luke Bergamini is an environmental studies
graduate student at Colorado State University.
from Baylor University in 2006.
Amy Falkingham received her JD from Mercer
Law School. She and Shaun Pillé were married
in May.
Meredith Farnham works for Seaside Wine
& Spirits in Old Saybrook, Conn.
Courtney Feaster works for Streetman and
Jones in Charleston. She and Hap Pritchard were
married in November.
Melissa Matthews Hager (MPA) is the
early literacy coordinator for Trident United Way’s
Success By 6 initiative in Charleston.
Mary Claire Hall is a student at the
Charleston School of Law. Before law school, she
taught English to middle and high school students
in Austria and was an administrative assistant and
translator for a German automotive company
in Charleston.
Bridget Bettelli is a development coordinator
Maggie Hanley works in the Women’s
of South Carolina and works for Edens and Avant
for the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Trident Area
Designer Collections at Bloomingdales
in Columbia. Shannon received her master’s of
in Charleston.
his master’s of human resources from the University
rehabilitative sciences (specializing in occupational
Meredith Blakeslee is a nursing student. She
therapy) from the Medical University of South
and Chris Wilson were married in August and live
Carolina and works for Palmetto Richland Hospital.
on James Island.
Ed and Ashley Canup Love live in Florence,
S.C., with their son, Andrew.
Mindy Moore Martin is a PhD student at
the University of Virginia.
Sarah June McCoy works in student support
services at Franklin High School in Franklin, Tenn.
Christine Miller and Jesse Mead were
married in September. Christine is a teacher in the
Charleston County School District and is working
on her master’s degree in math and science.
Summer Moorer received her doctor of
optometry degree from the Southern College
of Optometry.
Devetta Myles and Melvin Greene were
married in March 2005. They announce the birth of
a daughter, Senai A’nia.
Phu Nguyen is the archivist for the University of
South Carolina’s Newsfilm Library.
Elizabeth Smith Owen received her JD
from the University of South Carolina School of
Law in 2005.
Mandy Owens is the marketing manager for
Stelligent Incorporated in Virginia.
Jordan Pieper is an online new home
consultant for Lennar Corp’s Charleston office.
Amy Rosato is a dental field sales
representative for Philips Oral Healthcare in
New Orleans.
Leigh Scoggins works for Historic Preservation
Shannon Bruce (see William
Lindsay ’02)
Tammy Moore Bryant is a technical assistant
for Heritage Community Services.
Marcy Buckner is a student at the New
England School of Law in Boston.
Alyson Burch is a legal assistant for American
Media Services in Mt. Pleasant.
Gregory Butler is an associate planner for the
City of Shenandoah, Texas.
Olga Chajewski is a student at the Medical
University of South Carolina.
Aparna Choudhury is the affiliate coordinator
for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
in Charleston.
Spencer Collins is a chemist and team leader
for the GEL Group in Charleston.
Kristen Crowson is the executive office
administrator with Legacy Wealth Management in
Mt. Pleasant.
Ashley Davis and Sean Nelson were married in
October 2004 and live in Jacksonville, Fla.
Sarah Drew is a project coordinator for
Contemporary Productions, an event production
company in St. Louis, Mo.
Greg Eck (MA) lives in San Diego and has written
a cookbook, Everything You Always Wanted to
Know about Cooking but Didn’t Know How to Ask.
Tamara Edrington is a human services
in Manhattan.
Allison Hicks is the senior special events
manager with Special Olympics Georgia.
Charlene Hughes is the office manager for
Low Country Flooring of Pawleys Island.
Dusty Hughes is the co-owner of 360 Financial
Partners. He and Meryl Florance were married in
September and live in Mt. Pleasant.
Kristen Johnson received her master’s in
mass communication from the University of South
Carolina. She is an exclusive buyer’s agent with
Keller Williams Realty in Charleston.
Bobby Kean is a partner in institutional sales for
W. Quillen Securities in New York City.
Leigh Ann Kennedy is the office manager for
Tickets Alternative in Atlanta.
Elizabeth Lyons is the director of the
Academic Resource Center at the Illinois Institute
of Technology.
Amy Potter McDermott is a medical
social worker for Davita in Charleston.
Brooke Minick is a real estate agent for the
Sandlapper Real Estate Group in Charleston.
John Orak completed his master’s in
international affairs at American University. He
interned for AMIDEAST in Lebanon.
Neesha Patel is the program director for the
Boys and Girls Clubs of the Trident Area.
Sarah Permenter and Joshua Hays
were married in October. Sarah received her
MBA from UNC-Charlotte and is the assistant
director of international trade education for
S.C. World Trade Center. Joshua is a senior
Consultants in Charleston. She and Hugh Scott
coordinator for the S.C. Department of Mental
programmer for Automated Trading Desk
were married in August.
Health. She lives in Blair.
in Mt. Pleasant.
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Catching a Break
Photo by Guy Roberts
Matt Griesemer received his master’s degree
José Lemos ’01 lowers himself
into another large pot. His job is simple:
clean the insides. As he scrubs away sticky
pasta residue, he softly sings to himself,
enjoying the unusual acoustics of his
metallic environment. That enjoyment,
however, is fleeting. While Lemos
appreciates his job at the pasta factory, he
dreams, not surprisingly, of performing in
venues larger than a man-sized pasta bin.
What got Lemos into that pasta bin to
begin with also got him out: talent and a
little luck.
As a child growing up in Bagé, Brazil,
Lemos did not start out as the best singer in
the children’s choir, but he was the loudest.
His music teachers often rewarded his
enthusiasm by giving him the solos.
As his voice matured, so did his music
appreciation. While other kids clamored
for pop music acts such as Boy George
and Duran Duran, Lemos browsed a
different section of the local music shop.
At age 12, he purchased his first cassette –
international opera sensation Maria
Callas’s selected arias. “I wasn’t surrounded
by opera at home,” Lemos admits. “My
mother listened to Elvis. But when I heard
opera in town, it just spoke to me. It was
so beautiful.”
And then began a series of happy
accidents. After buying that cassette, Lemos
landed a spot in an adult choir. Then,
after the choir’s performance of Lehár’s
opera The Merry Widow, a vocal coach in
the audience took note of his strong voice.
For an entire year, Lemos worked with
that music teacher on his vocal technique,
singing only two songs from an Italian
book of arias.
Prospects for a full-time musical career
in Bagé were bleak, so after graduating
from high school, Lemos taught at a local
elementary school. But, he still practiced
and performed in various evening recitals.
Then came The Break, Part I.
In the audience one night was a most
unlikely patron of the arts. Impressed by
Lemos’s countertenor range, he offered
Lemos a job in his pasta factory in
Montevideo, a city with greater musical
opportunities. The job cleaning pasta
bins eventually turned into a waitstaff
position at the factory owner’s new
restaurant, where Lemos served and sang
to the customers.
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During this time, Lemos continued to
perfect his technique with more evening
lessons and performances. Then came The
Break, Part II. Music chair Steve Rosenberg
was in town for a concert, and at the afterparty, he heard Lemos singing a few Baroque
arias. “Steve asked me if I would be willing
to learn Renaissance music, his particular
area of interest. And if so, there might be
a scholarship,” he remembers. “Without
hesitation, without even knowing the
particulars of Renaissance music, I told him,
‘Of course, I would.’”
One scholarship, one summer-long crash
course in English, a few tearful goodbyes
and nearly 5,000 miles later, Lemos was in
Charleston – a place he had never heard of
before he met Rosenberg. “The College was
great. Every music major gets an opportunity
to perform here,” he explains. “You can
study and practice all of your life, but if you
don’t perform, you don’t really know the
music. More than half of what you do you
learn while doing it onstage.”
After graduation, Lemos completed a
master’s in vocal performance at the New
England Conservatory, and then, The Breaks
came in quick succession. He was a soloist
with the Boston Symphony and also won
first prize and an audience prize at the
2003 Baroque Singing Competition in
Chimay, Belgium. More doors began to
open. He performed at the Tanglewood
Festival in 2004 and was featured in
The New York Times for his role as Oberon
in A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
“This is what I am meant to do,” Lemos
says with a smile. “Performing … connecting
with an audience … creating that energy …
telling a story through music.”
Today, Lemos has “told stories” on three
continents and counting; he serves as the
main guest artist with the Baltimore Consort
(a touring early-music ensemble); and he
garners praise from audiences and critics
alike for his voice and stage presence. Most
recently, he sang at the National Gallery
in Washington, D.C., and then played his
favorite opera role, Ottone in L’incoronazione
di Poppea, to packed houses at the Seattle
Center’s Intiman Playhouse.
Not a bad step up from a pasta bin.
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Will Glasscock is working on a master’s
Allergan, Inc. in New York. Trey and his wife, Lisa,
in political management at George Washington
have a two-year-old daughter, Ashley.
University.
Susan Polk is the editor of The Berkeley Herald in
Moncks Corner, S.C.
Chrissy Roof is a small business consultant with
Paychex, Inc. in Charlotte.
Jess Schwartzkopf works for Sandlapper Real
Estate Group.
Fernando and Caroline Hornby Serna
announce the birth of a son, Aidan Lochridge.
Laurel Stephens Shaler received her
master’s in social work from Florida State
University and is a licensed master social worker
with veterans affairs.
Tameka Martin Greene is a staff
accountant for the U.S. Air Force.
Michael Hart is a financial representative for
Northwestern Mutual Financial Network.
Marissa Hockenberry is the event manager
for the San Ramon Marriott Hotel in California.
Ryan Hosey is a graduate student at the
University of Louisville studying clinical psychology.
Margaret Jurewicz works for DuBose
Middle School. She and Matthew Earnest were
married in October and live in Summerville.
Jenifer Kampsen lives in downtown Atlanta
Megan Shea works for the Ross County
and is a law student at Georgia State College of
Prosecutor’s Office in Chillicothe, Ohio.
Law. She externs for the Atlanta Legal Aid Society
Joanna Gong Shepard is a pharmacy
student at the Medical University of South Carolina.
Amy Sottile is the owner relations manager for
Wild Dunes Resort on Isle of Palms.
Stephen Southerlin is an account executive
for Pearlstine Distributors in Charleston.
Sarada Wilson is the eighth-grade dean of
discipline and academic intervention specialist
at Luisa Dessus Cruz Middle School in the South
Bronx. She received her MAT from Pace University in
2005 and is working on a master’s in administration
and supervision.
2004
Meghan Byrnes is the director of public
relations, marketing and design for the Children’s
Museum of the Lowcountry. She is a member of the
College’s Philanthropy Council.
Tara Campbell is a JD candidate at the
University of South Carolina School of Law. She
interned with the Honorable Margaret B. Seymour
of the Federal District Court, volunteers with the
Peer Mentor Program and is active in the Student
Bar Association and Women in Law.
Erika Carasik is a third-grade teacher with
Broward County Schools in Florida.
Meghan Chafee is a graduate marine science
student at UNC-Wilmington. She researches
biological oceanography.
Cissy DeLuca is a Peace Corps volunteer working
in health education and community development
in Ghana.
Johann Dinoso is a student at the University of
South Carolina School of Law. He is involved with
the Southeast Asian Political Forum and recently
worked in a family business in the Philippines.
Kaycee Ebeling is a student at the University of
Baltimore School of Law.
Rachel engle is the production coordinator for
Waterway Guide in Annapolis, Md.
Melea Gibbons is pursuing an arts career in La
Jolla, Calif.
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and volunteers for the Truancy Intervention Project
by Kids in Need of Dreams, Inc.
Erin Kreutzer is a professional sales
representative for medical devices with Infinity
Medical in Virginia.
Michael Leitman is a graduate student at the
London School of Economics.
Troy Lesesne is an assistant coach for the men’s
soccer team at the College.
Rachel Meuser is the director of annual giving
at Franklin College in Sorengo, Switzerland.
Lindsay Moon is an administrative assistant for
the S.C. Senate Finance Committee.
Storey Retail Group, a commercial real estate firm
for 24 Hour Fitness, a West Coast fitness chain. He
lives a block from Waikiki Beach in Hawaii.
2005
with Liberty Mutual in Columbia.
Catie Atwater (see Jay Whitt ’04)
Emily brown is an innovation assistant with the
Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce.
Henry Brown is an accountant for Hagemeyer
North America in Charleston.
Matthew Carrow works for Media Edge
in New York City. He was a finalist in the Cosmo
Magazine Man of the Year Contest.
Katherine Charles is the marketing
coordinator for FAS ALC in Mt. Pleasant. She
received her master’s degree from the Medical
University of South Carolina.
Cortney Gehrke Christmas is a teacher
for Lamar High School in South Carolina.
St. Claire Clinkscales is a realtor with
Prudential Carolina Real Estate in Charleston.
Sydney Cummins is the weekend assignment
editor for News 19 WLTX in Columbia.
Caraline DiNunzio is a subcontracts
administrator for Advanced Technology Institute
in Charleston.
Glynnis Dolbee is an administrative assistant
the AmeriCorps in Washington, D.C. He is a law
for the president and vice president of the Pollock-
Rachelle Olden is back from the Peace Corps
Krasner Foundation in New York City.
Devin Eakes is a safety investigator with the
and is a project development consultant for Caring
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and
Hands, Inc. in Columbia.
lives in Columbia. He is a member of the College’s
Ben Phelps is a structured finance analyst for the
U.S. Bank Corporate Trust in Charlotte.
Katie Redfearn is an account executive with
Vista Staffing in Charleston.
Katie Robertson is the operations manager
for the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Trident Area.
Melissa Shultis works for KB Home. She and
Gregory Satterfield were married in July and live in
Goose Creek, S.C.
Allison Tankersley is the membership and
Philanthropy Council.
Trey Eppes is a project assistant for the
Republican Policy Committee in the U.S. Senate.
Graham Ervin is the events coordinator for the
Charleston School of Law.
Rachel Garrett is a field manager and teacher
for Once Upon a Ballet in Charleston.
Nick Glover works for NASDAQ in New
York City. He received the NASDAQ President’s
Award for exemplary employee performance and
visitor services coordinator for the Gibbes Museum
contributions that are beyond one’s normal scope
of Art in Charleston.
of responsibility. Specifically, Nick’s diligence
Shaunieka Taste is the city clerk for the City of
Avondale Estates in Georgia.
Jim tunnesen is the district manager for Gold’s
Gym International in Arlington, Va.
Claire Marie Turner is a scientist for PBS&J
Engineering and Consulting in New Orleans.
Ann Ward is an events coordinator for the
College’s alumni relations office. She is a member
of the College’s Philanthropy Council.
Jay Whitt and Catie Atwater ’05 were
married in June. Jay is a leasing agent for Hull
Where Sea Meets Sky
Dream Job: Professional Kitesurfer
Stuart Arrington is a sales representative
Tim Mullins finished up his second year with
student at Duke University.
[ dream job ]
in Augusta, Ga.
Herb Wilson is the assistant operations manager
helped his department reach one of its year-end
strategic imperatives.
Elizabeth Hayes lives in New York City and is
the director of special events for 16W Marketing.
Megan Huffman and Brice Ricker were
married in November and live in Charleston.
Cathy James is the group sales coordinator for
Wild Dunes Resort on Isle of Palms.
Laura Johnston is an eighth-grade science
teacher at C.E. King Middle School in
Houston, Texas.
It’s tough not to envy
Julie Simsar ’02 her job. As a professional
kitesurfer, she works in some of the world’s
most exotic seaside destinations, and
“work” itself may be a relative term, here.
Whipping through the surf, skating across
the air – acrobat, sailor, dancer –
Julie does for a living what the rest
of us might do for fun.
Of French and Turkish descent,
Simsar grew up in Paris but spent
most of her vacations on the
water. She was athletic from the
get-go, learning to ride horses,
water ski and snow ski at a young
age. She discovered windsurfing
in Corsica, and she learned to
sail sloop-rigged boats here at the
College, where she took beginner’s
and advanced classes, worked
at the College’s marina and
sailed often with friends. Shortly
after graduating with degrees in
international business and German
(truly a citizen of the world, she
now speaks German, French,
Spanish and English), Simsar gave
kiteboarding a try. “It looked like
a blast,” she says. “And it was.”
Simsar found what she was
born to do, and she hasn’t looked
back since. Sailing high above the
swells, with the instincts of a pilot
and the finesse of a kestrel, Simsar
toys with gravity. She hangs there,
suspended, then alights and jets
across the water. Trailing wake, she
carves and shears; she swerves; she
switches back; she launches off a
crest to upend everything again.
Now avian, now marine; now
pelican, now dolphin … Simsar doesn’t
have a problem with workplace morale.
Her dedication to the sport is paying
off. As she has made a name for herself,
sponsors have taken note: Liquid
Force now sponsors her gear; Musiltin
Zone, her clothing; Ozone Travel, her
trips; and Smith, her sunglasses. Their
support makes it possible for her to
travel to competitions and explore new
kiteboarding destinations.
These days Simsar calls San Juan,
Puerto Rico, home – that is, when she
is home. Last year she competed on the
Kitesurf Pro World Tour, which found
what you love and love what you do, if
you are talented and determined enough to
make an occupation of your passion, work
and play can start to look a lot alike. After
the tour, Simsar kept going, traveling to
Brazil and then the southwest of Turkey –
to explore new cultures, surf new
waters and, she says, “to have
some fun.”
All of which begs a question: Is
there anything about her life that
isn’t fun? “Traveling the globe on
a tight budget, with 130 pounds
of gear, can present its challenges,”
she says. One of the tougher
“commutes” she made on the
circuit last year involved getting
from the small Greek island of
Parros to Essaouira, Morocco – in
a rather roundabout way. Because
all jet and boat traffic had been
cancelled in the Mediterranean
(thanks to high winds, ironically
enough – maybe she should have
surfed over?), Simsar had to first
take an eight-hour boat ride across
the Aegean to Athens, then fly
to London (precisely the wrong
direction). After an 18-hour
layover in London, she was able
to fly down to Marrakesh, where
she had to then make a two-hour
midnight cab ride by herself to
Essaouira. The competition was
set to begin in a few short hours.
After a taxing itinerary even by
contemporary standards of travel,
Simsar overcame her travel fatigue
and managed to finish second in
freestyle and first in hang time.
As she waits for this year’s
tour to gear up, Simsar is working on
two new tricks: the Blind Judge and the
Powered Mobe. The tricks involve “back
rotations,” “fast double-back rotations” and
“airpasses.” That is, acrobatic wonders –
and certainly fitting additions to the
repertoire of someone who is an acrobatic
wonder in her own right.
– Charlie Geer ’94
Photo by Carlos Delicado
Trey Pittman is a senior territory manager for
her plying the waters of France, Italy,
Morocco, Greece, Venezuela and New
Caledonia. By tour’s end, she was ranked
first in long distance, first in hang time,
first in best trick and second in the overall
women’s freestyle world ranking.
With these successes under her kite
belt, Simsar might have taken a break.
Certainly she deserved one. But if you do
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Larry Long is a sales manager for the
Nasar Siddiqi is a second-year medical
Batterymarch Conference Center at Northeastern
student at the Medical University of
University in Boston.
South Carolina.
Alice Lowndes works for Riverwinds Marina.
She and Bradley Taylor were married in November
and live in Gilbert, S.C.
Lauren Miller is the guest services coordinator
for Wild Dunes Resort on Isle of Palms.
sarah neely is the program coordinator of
the Asheboro/Randolph Juvenile Restitution
Matt Slechter is the vice president for sales
and marketing at Atlas Worldwide Syndications
in Charleston.
relations for Sunrise Senior Living at Brighton
Gardens in Winston-Salem, N.C.
Joseph VanLandingham is a student
North Carolina Association of Community
and mary frances thornhill were
Restitution Programs.
married in July and live in Ada, Ohio.
tourism consulting firm.
Nate Patterson is a graduate student at the
Arnold School of Public Health at the University of
South Carolina.
September and live in Norfolk, Va.
Adam Benson is a day manager and events
manager at Tomasso Tratoria, a Tuscan-style
Nikki Tsunemori is the director of community
at Ohio Northern University School of Law. He
office of HVS International, a hospitality and
Atkinson Pools and Spas in Mt. Pleasant.
Jane Baker and Ryan Birkelbach were married in
Program and is the vice president of the
Heidi Nielsen works at the Fort Collins (Colo.)
Joshua Atkinson is a sales manager with
Colby Wright is a residential contractor with
the Wright Company in Columbia.
restaurant in Southborough, Mass.
Sarah Boling is an English language assistant
for Lycée Alphonse Daudet, a school in
Tarascon, France.
Sarah Brasell is the media coordinator for
Rawle Murdy in Charleston.
Erika Bullock is the food and beverage manager
at Patriots Point golf course in Mt. Pleasant.
Nicole Capalbo is a cover representative for
Fusion Solution and Stryker Spine in New York.
2006
Lindsey Coates is a marketing and
Tara Arsenault is a teacher for Newington
Elementary School and lives in Summerville, S.C.
communications intern for the Berkeley Repertory
Theatre in California.
Katherine Dangerfield is a registered
sales assistant with Carolina First in downtown
Charleston.
Miranda Dynes is a law student at the
University of South Carolina.
Kristen Elmore is a medical assistant for
Germain Dermatology in Mt. Pleasant.
Timothy Ferguson is a mortgage loan officer
for Coastal States Bank on Hilton Head Island.
Claire Gatlin is the office manager for Coastal
Crisis Chaplaincy in Charleston.
LaToya Harris is the assistant director of
summer conferences/housing in the College’s
residence life and housing office.
Amanda Joyner works for Gosnell Insurance.
She and Bruce Redick were married in November
and live in Cottageville, S.C.
George Kablick and Meredith
Frandino were married in August and live in
Tallahassee, Fla.
Annie Kadala is a graduate student in library
science at UNC-Chapel Hill and is a graduate library
intern in the University Career Services Office.
Laura Kallmeyer is a guest services
supervisor with Great Wolf Lodge near Cincinnati.
Kassia Kowalick is a teacher with Wake
County Public Schools in Raleigh, N.C.
Bree Laughrun is a first-year law student at
T.C. Williams School of Law at the University of
Richmond in Virginia.
Holly Miller is the web editor for the Family
Education Network in Boston.
Biz Mitchell is a concierge at the Holiday Inn,
Historic District in downtown Charleston.
Alana O’Reilly is the assistant sailing coach at
Georgetown University.
Amanda Pittman ran the Myrtle Beach
Marathon as part of the Leukemia and Lymphoma
Society Team.
Richard Reddick is a graduate student at the
Emily Shalosky is a research coordinator for the
Medical University of South Carolina.
Christina Shockley is a math teacher at
Archbishop Spalding High School in Severn, Md.
Chris Teerman is a customer service
representative for Musicorp, a Kaman Company,
in Charleston.
Samantha Test is a community relations and
marketing assistant with the Charleston Metro
Chamber of Commerce.
Jackie Titus works for Clear Seas Communications
and splits her time between Charleston and
Washington, D.C.
Jacqueline Trudell is a management trainee
for Enterprise Rent-a-Car in Charleston.
Takeya Green White is a warehouse and
production manager for Bath Bloomers
in Summerville.
Misty Shively Young is a claims
Moore School of Business, University of
representative for Fidelity International in
South Carolina.
Omaha, Neb.
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