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John Lund��(CivEngr'58;��PhD’67) is a geothermal��energy expert and a��retired emeritus professor and engineering��dean from the Oregon��Institute of Technology��in Klamath Falls, Oregon. He��writes, “I am currently��working on gathering,��editing and summarizing geothermal country��update papers from all��over the world for the��World Geothermal Congress 2020 to be held��in Reykjavik, Iceland, in��April 2020.

Thomas Lee Turman��(ArchEngr'66) is an architect in El Cerrito, California. The author of two books and now at work on a third, he has taught at the University of California, Berkeley, Laney College and California Photo courtesy Judy Freeman College of the Arts. After helping start a school of architecture in Ghana, he published a memoir about his experience,��WAWA — West Africa Wins Again. He has published��TEACHER — Stories to Be Graded by Friday��and is now working on a volume called��Sailors and Dogs Keep off the Grass. When not writing, Thomas enjoys spending time with his wife, daughters and grandsons.

Andrew Kelsey��(ArchEngr'84) founded and manages Ascent Group Inc., a structural engineering firm in Boulder. In his free time, he enjoys skiing, mountain and road biking, backpacking and traveling. He and his wife, Amanda, live in Erie, Colo. They have two children in college, one at Montana State University and the other,��Courtney��(AeroEngr’19), at CU.

In 1995, Arvada, Colo., resident��Keith Villa��(MCDBio'86) created Blue Moon beer. After he retired from MillerCoors in 2018, Keith and his wife��Jodi Villa��(ArchEngr’86) co-founded Ceria Brewing, which specializes in cannabis-infused, nonalcoholic craft beer. The beer can be found in 132 dispensaries statewide.��

After graduating from the CU ROTC program,��Jon Safstrom��(CivEngr'88) served 10 years on active duty in the Navy as a F-16 and F/A-18 pilot. He logged over 300 combat flight hours in support of multiple operations including Operation Iraqi Freedom. Upon leaving active duty, Jon joined the Minnesota Air National Guard, where he attained the rank of brigadier general and now serves as the assistant adjutant general.

Tilson, a network deployment and IT��consulting firm, has hired information infrastructure expert Alda Licis (ArchEngr’90) as vice president of infrastructure development. In the newly created position, Licis will oversee Tilson’s fiber, wireless, network, space and tower asset development and leaseback.

Jennifer Adam (CivEngr’97) has been named an endowed professor in the Voiland College of Engineering and Architecture at Washington State University. Adam has been on the WSU faculty since 2008, with research interests in the hydrologic impacts of global change, earth systems modeling and land/atmosphere interactions.

Russell Callejo (MCivEngr’05) was selected by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to serve as deputy regional director in the Mid-Pacific Region. Prior to joining the Mid-Pacific Region, Callejo served in the bureau’s Lower Colorado Region for almost 20 years.

Walter H. Flood IV (MCivEngr’05) has been elected to serve on the board of directors of the American Concrete Institute. He is an assistant engineer and project manager at his family’s testing and inspection business in Chicago.

Will Vague (CivEngr’12, PE) accepted a new position as an associate engineer with Kerin & Associates in Bozeman, Montana, in 2019. He had previously worked as an associate structural engineer at Glenn Frank Engineering Inc. in Boulder.

John Cevaal��(CivEngr'17) joined Ascent Engineering Group in Winter Park, Colo. He is an engineer-in-training working on designing residential and commercial structures.

Juan Pablo “JP” Gevaudan (PhDArchEngr’19) joined Penn State’s Department of Architectural Engineering in August as an affiliate professor.��Gevaudan is currently completing a and will start at Penn State in 2021. His research focuses on experimental cement chemistry.