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Thomas Turman��(ArchEngr'66) lives near his daughters in El Cerrito, California, for, as he writes, “easy access to their sons Owen, Jasper and Griffen.” After leaving CU, Turman spent 45 years in architecture and engineering in Northern California. He loves to write, and his latest book,��Sailors and Dogs Keep off the Grass, is a novel about his time in the Navy.

Doug Rutledge��(CivEngr'67) received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Institute of Steel Construction for his work as a founding member of KL&A, a structural engineering and steel construction firm. Doug and his wife,������𾱱�����(Edu’68), live in Loveland.

Dave Engles��(CivEngr'74) received the 2019 Engineer of the Year Award from the Wyoming Engineering Society. Dave and his wife Catherine live in Sheridan, Wyoming, where he is a principal in EnTech, Inc. Professional Engineers.

The National Mining Association gave Larry Perino (CivEngr'75), a lifelong resident of Silverton, its��Lifetime Environmental Achievement Award in March 2020.

Les Lee (CivEngr'79) celebrated his 20th year as a major gifts fundraiser at Children's Hospital Colorado Foundation. "As you can see from our current ranking as the 6th best children's hospital in the country, it is a privilege and honor to work here!"

David Olson (CivEngr'79) has founded Olson Forensic Solutions LLC, which concentrates on legal support in the fields of HVAC, plumbing and fire protection.

After moving back to Colorado from Dallas, Texas,��Colleen Walker��(ArchEngr'94) is now CEO of the Auraria Higher Education Center, a state organization that oversees the property at Community College of Denver, CU Denver and Metropolitan State University of Denver.��

Allison Case��(ArchEngr'95) of Oak Park, Illinois, left a career in corporate real estate to start her own jewelry business. Allison’s love for crafting jewelry began on Pearl Street at the local bead shop and in Sewall Hall, where she would string together her own creations.��

Known as the “Acoustic Ninja,”��Trace Bundy��(CivEngr'99; MS’03) has become recognized for his unique guitar playing style. After several clips of him made the rounds on YouTube, Trace was the subject of a short documentary in 2017, which premiered at Sundance. He and his wife, Rebecca, live in Boulder.��

Ben Miller��(EnvEngr'11; MCivEngr’13) and��Lynn Pruisner Miller��(BioChem, ChemEngr'11) announced the birth of their daughter, Regan, in April 2020. They write, “Regan is an extreme CU legacy baby as many of her relatives are CU grads and will be fourth generation to attend.”

In early 2020, Tyler Huggins��(PhDCivEngr'16) and��Justin Whiteley��(PhDMechEngr'16) announced the first round of venture investments for their company Emergy Foods, which uses a proprietary protein to produce meat alternatives. They can grow the equivalent of a chicken breast overnight. The two friends met in graduate school, and anticipated having Emergy products in Boulder area restaurants in 2020.

Michael Anthony (ArchEngr'19) finished his MS in business analytics through Leeds in spring 2020 and says he's excited to see the progress on the Engineering-Business bridge, "which I hope will encourage interdisciplinary research and teaching." He is working at the intersection of engineering and business as a business data analyst for Seagate. During COVID, he's been staying connected with CU faculty and alumni through Zoom calls and socially distanced hikes on Boulder's hiking trails.

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