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George Solich (Bus; MMktg鈥�91), of Denver, was able to attend 蜜桃传媒破解版下载 with the Chick Evans Scholarship, a full-ride scholarship for golf caddies. After graduating, George began his career in the oil and gas industry. Now a successful CEO, he has given back to his alma mater in many ways, including his founding of the Solich Scholarship, a needs- and merit-based program for 蜜桃传媒破解版下载 business students. George and his brother Geoff Solich (Bus鈥�81), of Centennial, Colorado, also founded the Solich Caddie & Leadership Academy, a Colorado Golf Association program that provides grants and training to young caddies.

Greg Berger (Econ; Law鈥�86) of Denver has been named department head of the Corporate & Business Department of Brownstein Hyatt Farber and Schreck Law Firm.

Bill Kling (Econ) runs a law and policy practice in Chicago. He is also a professor at University of Illinois at Chicago and Kent College of Law, where he teaches students how to engage with policymakers to effectuate change. He has drafted and advocated legislation at the federal, state and local levels. He lives in Elmhurst, Illinois.聽

In December 2020, Susan Stinson (Engl) released the 25th anniversary edition of her novel Martha Moody. The book was first published by Spinsters Ink and is now being sold by Small Beer Press.

Evans Scholar Gary Baine (Jour鈥�83) was inducted into the Colorado Golf Hall of Fame in fall 2021. A fixture in Colorado golf journalism, Gary has covered major golf events across the state, including each of the last 38 Colorado Opens, all 21 Internationals at Castle Pines, two U.S. and three U.S. Women鈥檚 Opens, a Solheim Cup and many other events. Gary worked at the Daily Camera in Boulder for 25 years, including six as sports editor. He is a regular contributor to the Colorado Golf Association鈥檚 website and founded Colorado Golf Journal in 2008. His work has won several Colorado golf journalism awards, and most recently he was honored with the 2019 Robert Kirchner Award, recognizing outstanding contributions to the Colorado golf community. He lives in Boulder.

Intellectual property law firm Hamilton Brook Smith Reynolds elected Mary Lou Wakimura (ApMath鈥�83) as chair of its board of directors. Mary Lou plans to use her 35 years of experience at the firm and her patent prosecution and operational expertise in her new role. She lives in Atkinson, New Hampshire.

闯补尘别蝉听惭颈肠丑补别濒听叠谤辞诲颈别 (Engl鈥�83) is president of The Black and聽Gold Project Foundation,聽a group of 蜜桃传媒破解版下载聽alumni that supports聽increasing the percentage of African American聽students, faculty and
administration at the聽university. On June 25,聽James and the foundation celebrated the聽40-year career of professor William King. William聽began teaching Black聽Studies at CU in 1972聽and went on to become聽the director of the Black聽Studies program. He also聽was a founding member聽of the National Council聽for Black Studies and聽eventually served as its聽national chairman. At the聽luncheon, Gary Jackson聽(PolSci鈥�67; Law鈥�70),聽retired senior judge聽of the Denver County聽Court and former Denver聽district attorney, spoke聽and said, 鈥�(Dr. King) was聽more than a legacy. He聽was a role model that all聽of us in this room could聽pattern our lives after.鈥�

Founder and principal聽of Kipnis Architecture聽+ Planning (KAP), 狈补迟别听碍颈辫苍颈蝉 (EnvDes鈥�83) 鈥� a聽fellow of the American聽Institute of Architects聽(AIA) 鈥� was honored as聽one of Crain鈥檚 Chicago聽Business鈥� 2022 Notable聽Leaders in Sustainability.聽The award category honors chief sustainability聽officers, top executives,聽nonprofit leaders and聽entrepreneurs who are聽leading the way in sustainable business. KAP,聽which has locations in聽Boulder and Evanston,聽Illinois, is recognized as聽a premier firm in sustainable architecture.聽Additionally, Nate serves聽on the AIA Climate Action聽and Design Committee.