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Ashley Leonard Osak (Comm) was selected by Plews Shadley Racher & Braun LLP to receive the Indiana Lawyers鈥� 2016 Leadership in Law Up and Coming Lawyer Award. Ashley is an attorney in the Indianapolis office of PSRB, where her practice focuses on transactional and regulatory healthcare matters.

After spending a few years in Asia observing people eating insects, former Marine Corps officer Dave Baugh (Mgmt) and twin brother Lars started a sustainable cricket-based protein brand. Lithic, an Aurora, Colo.-based venture, creates products that are gluten, soy and lactose free, and their cricket-based bars contain more than 15 grams of protein. Dave writes that around 80 percent of the world eats insects regularly and says that they were ready to get Americans on board.

In October, Kevin Smith (Acct, MS) married Sara Weisberg (EnvSt鈥�10) in Bodega Bay, Calif. Kevin and Sara celebrated by going on safari in Kenya and Tanzania. The couple resides in San Francisco.

Christie Petrosino (Engl) married Roman Payan (Advert鈥�11) on Oct. 22, 2016, at the Boulder Country Club. The couple met at Cosmos Pizza on The Hill in Boulder during their undergraduate years at CU. Many fellow Buffs attended the wedding. Christie and Roman live in Los Angeles and both work in advertising.

Golden, Colo., native Jack Jones (Econ) spent a year and a half on Wall听Street in New York City before realizing stocks weren鈥檛 for him. He now works three jobs: Tends bar at Red Rocks, runs his own wine company and plays forward for the Colorado Switchbacks, a professional soccer team based in Colorado Springs, Colo.

In May, Marty O鈥機onnor (Film) received an MBA from Chapman University alongside his听mother, who received an honorary MBA for attending every class with him to help him take notes. A 2012 accident left Marty a quadriplegic. He lives in Orange County, Calif.

After graduating,听Tiffany Gambardella (MusEdu) took a job teaching music at Lompoc Valley Middle School in California, where she鈥檚 in her fifth year of teaching. She connected with Wayne Asbury听(MusEdu鈥�72), a music teacher retired from the school and fellow Buff. Tiffany enjoys that they both attended college at CU and ended up teaching at the same middle school in California.

On Oct. 19,听Nestor Bravo听(MSpan) became a听U.S. citizen at the听U.S. Citizenship and听Immigration Services鈥櫶鼵entennial, Colo., office.听Nestor is vice principal听of John F. Kennedy High听School in Denver and听serves as its athletic听director. He manages the听Spanish curriculum for听Denver Public Schools.

"If all goes well, I'll be sending Buff love just shy of the North Pole this August!鈥� writes听Neil Almy听(Fin), who is on a year-long sailing expedition with the goal of sailing farther north than any other vessel听in history, through the Northwest Passage to the very edge of the Polar Ice Cap. The mission, called the Infinity Exhibition, includes a team of 22 individuals hailing from 10 countries and is being filmed as a follow-up documentary to听Sea Gypsies: The Far Side of the听World. Read more about his journey.听

Chasing Coral, a Sundance Film Festival award winner and Netflix original feature produced by Larissa Rhodes (Film, Span鈥�10), received an Emmy Award in the outstanding nature documentary category. The film discusses how coral reefs, a vital part of Earth鈥檚 ecosystem, are vanishing at an alarming rate around the globe. Larissa is a film producer and director of creative development at Exposure Labs, where she develops environmentally and socially motivated projects. She previously worked on the Emmy Award-winning documentary Chasing Ice.

Heather Hansman (Jour鈥�10) wrote the book Downriver, which will be published by the University of Chicago Press in April 2019. The book discusses fights over water rights to the Green River, the most significant tributary of the Colorado River. The Green River runs 730 miles from Wyoming to Utah. In her research for the book, Heather set out on a journey in a one-person inflatable raft to paddle the entire river.听

Daniel McCormick (ChemEngr鈥�01; Law鈥�10) was elected partner at Kilpatrick Townsend. He is a member of the electronics and software team in the firm鈥檚 Denver office.

Sarah Kleinman (PolSci, Art), a doctoral candidate in art history at Virginia Commonwealth University, received a Fulbright U.S. Student Program award to do research in Trinidad and Tobago. At the University of the West Indies she鈥檒l work on her forthcoming dissertation, 鈥淭he Curatorial Practice and Exhibitions of Kynaston McShine.鈥� McShine (1935鈥�2018) organized some of the most consequential art exhibitions of the 20th century, writes Sarah, and is recognized as the first curator of color to work at a major museum in the United States.

For Sarah Off (Mus), good music and doing good are all in a day鈥檚 work. After earning her undergraduate degree in violin performance at CU, where she studied with Lina Bahn and Judith Ingolfsson, Sarah continued her academic pursuits at Arizona State University, earning master鈥檚 and doctoral degrees in violin performance. Along the way, she co-founded the Mt. Blanca Summer Music Conservatory, a nonprofit organization that provides high-quality, affordable performance experiences for young musicians.

NASA engineer Nick Bradley (AeroEngr, MS) was awarded the Early Career Public Achievement Medal last year for his work at the Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena, California. The award is given to individuals who have significant performance during the first 10 years of their career.听

Sara Price (Mktg) joined the FX hit series Mayans M.C. as a member of its writing staff this year, before the release of the show鈥檚 third season. Sara is a former Buffs track and field athlete and club soccer player, who moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in TV writing. Although she grew up in Colorado, she writes, 鈥淚 found myself equally at home in the California waves and Eastern Sierras.鈥�

Jacqui Dietrich (MBA) is head of brand, sales and marketing for Startup Space, which helps economic and small business development organizations connect entrepreneurs to resources in their communities while providing data analytics and management systems.

In May, Gerardo Ortiz (Advert) delivered the CMCI commencement address virtually. For the event, he created a powerful video, ROAM., available to watch at colorado.edu/cmcinow. Gerardo is creative director at Uninterrupted, founded by Maverick Carter and LeBron James. He lives in Los Angeles.