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Alumni news roundup - March 4, 2020

James Brett Bardwell ’85 retires as Southridge High School athletic director.

Julie Barney Bieszczat ’95 is a trustee for Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption.

Central Indiana Land Trust hires Stephanie Paine Crossin ’87 as land protection specialist.

Kathleen Detrude Groninger ’87 is a candidate for Kosciusko County Council.

Debra Hulse Hays ’80 wins primary in North Carolina county commissioner race.

Purdue Executive Vice President Daniel J. Hasler ’80 to retire.

Minority Corporate Counsel Association honors Vernon E. Jordan ’57.

Andrew J. Paine III ’91 named to United Way of Greater Cleveland Board.

J. Michael Pickett ’86 joins real estate practice of Venable LLP.

Envision Healthcare appoints James Rechtin ’93 president and CEO.

Dr. Courtney Scaife ’90 honored as translational scholar by Huntsman Cancer Institute.

Elizabeth A. Sunderman ’98 appointed to Cincinnati City Council.

Consumer finance lawyer Mercedes Kelley Tunstall ’95 joins Loeb & Loeb LLP.

Posted on: March 4, 2020

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