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Alumni news roundup - Oct. 15, 2020

Columns at Bottoms Center

Fishman & Associates hires Brad Buettin ’73 as purchasing director.

Justin Christian ’95 wins Ernst and Young Entrepreneur Of The Year 2020 Midwest Award.

Michael Grace ’19 is multi-media journalist for KAUZ-TV in Texas.

Forbes highlights Mary Kay Huse ’02, CEO and cofounder of Mandolin livestream music platform.

Elizabeth Barcus Leitch ’78 runs for school board in Garrett, Indiana.

Rebecca T. Miller ’89 is keynote panelist at Sustainability in Libraries conference.

M. Karega Rausch ’99 says charter schools get better outcomes for kids when they listen to communities.

HealthChampion names Brian Shannon ’96 managing partner.

Charles Snider ’93 writes about “Florida Highwaymen” artists for Antiques and the Arts Weekly. He also is quoted in a Forbes article about artist donations to The American Folk Art Museum.

Melinda Snyder ’75 joins Charlotte Symphony Board of Directors.

Thomas Standley ’14 joins Curvo Labs.

Posted on: October 15, 2020

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