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Tyler Huggins (PhDCivEngr) and Justin Whiteley (PhDMechEngr) completed 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 plan on having Emergy products in Boulder area restaurants during the early part of 2020.

In 2016, Lauren Zavala (ArtHist) founded her company Zavala Bespoke and began applying her art to unique surfaces, including clothing, purses, fabrics and a variety of other 鈥渃anvases.鈥� In June, Lauren and Zavala Bespoke were featured in Forbes.

Zoe Yeros (Fin) is an analyst at the Chartis Group, a healthcare management consulting company. Before joining the Chartis Group, Zoe worked for DaVita, a healthcare company headquartered in Denver. She lives in Chicago.

"Bio battery" gurus Tyler Huggins (PhDCivEngr) and聽Justin Whiteley聽(PhDMechEngr) received an alumni campus sustainability award from CU鈥檚 Environmental Center. The duo, who co-founded the startup technology company Emergy Labs, are transforming wastewater from聽the beer brewing process into energy cells for 鈥渂io鈥� batteries.

Filmmaker Eric Stewart (MFA) is working on Off Country, an experimental documentary film and oral history archive that examines the nuclear landscapes of three regions in the West 鈥� the former Rocky Flats Plant, the White Sands Missile Range and the Nevada Test Site.

Maithreyi Gopalakrishnan, (EngrPhys, MPhys), founder and CEO of Surya Conversions, a Boulder-based startup that provides hybrid conversion kits for vehicles in developing countries, will travel to India to test the kits for efficiency and emissions reduction. Maithreyi founded Surya Conversions in October 2013 while a student at 蜜桃传媒破解版下载. The Superior, Colo., native graduated in May.

Although she graduated in the spring, 蜜桃传媒破解版下载 club triathlete and Denver native Brittany Warly (MechEngr) qualified to represent the U.S. in the World University Championships in Switzerland in August by winning the USA Triathlon Collegiate Club National Championships. Brittany began her post-collegiate career as a professional triathlete on July 9 by racing in the Balanced Art Multisport Triathlon in Utah.

After winning the聽Vuelta a Espa帽a in聽September and becoming the first American聽in a decade to win a聽Grand Tour in cycling,聽Sepp Kuss (Advert鈥�17)聽planned a celebration of聽his win in his hometown聽of Durango, Colorado,聽Oct. 17. Sepp and his聽wife live in Andorra.聽

In September聽笔丑颈濒濒颈辫听尝颈苍诲蝉补测 (Comm鈥�17)聽joined the weekday after-noon show lineup at the聽104.3 The Fan radio station in Denver. His show,聽鈥淭he Drive with Zach Bye聽and Denver, Colorado鈥檚聽own Phillip Lindsay,鈥� airs聽from 2鈥�6 p.m. Phillip is聽a former Denver Bronco聽and Pro Bowl running聽back. He most recently聽played football for the聽XFL鈥檚 Seattle Sea Dragons. At CU, he was team聽captain for the Buffs and聽was the all-time leader聽in all-purpose yards and聽yards from scrimmage.聽

颁辞尘别诲颈补苍听Morgan Gallo (StComm鈥�17) is the聽creator, producer and聽editor of the聽Let鈥檚 Fight聽蜜桃传媒破解版下载 It podcast, which聽features comedians and聽artists debating topics聽such as McDonald鈥檚 versus Wendy鈥檚, the worst聽type of pants or time travel. She took her comedy聽on tour this fall. Morgan聽is based in Denver.聽

Matt Isola聽(Advert鈥�17;聽MStComm鈥�18) started the聽nonprofit Generation Exchange while he was still聽a CU student. Generation聽Exchange is a program聽that links together young聽adults and elders to swap聽knowledge, advice and聽stories. Matt came up聽with the idea after being聽assigned a project at CU聽to fix a social issue. He聽helped his grandfather鈥檚聽friend set up a new iPad聽and gained a close friend聽out of the experience. 鈥淚聽unlocked a mentor that聽day,鈥� Matt said in an聽article written by聽Sarah聽McKinney Gibson聽(Mktg鈥�98) for PBS鈥檚聽Next聽Avenue. 鈥淚 thought I聽was going over there to聽help him, but he helped聽me 10 times more with聽life.鈥� More than 2,000聽people have participated聽in Generation Exchange聽workshop.聽

Muhammad Khan (MBA鈥�17) is a community gardener and environmental activist who has won several awards for his tireless work in the environmental domain. His day job is in digital advertising at Adcellerant, a digital marketing company, where he also is the head of the company鈥檚 charitable arm, Adcellerant Gives, and the sole proprietor of Adcellerant鈥檚 zero waste initiative. He helped earn the company Denver鈥檚 Certifiably Green Business designation and a zero-waste designation in less than two years. Muhammad served as an activist with Boulder-based Eco-Cycle, an advocacy group for zero-waste policy and business practices.

Since graduating from CU, Frederick 鈥淔lick鈥� Mooradian (StComm鈥�17) has launched a sparkling tequila company, Tequio. A tequila cocktail in a can, Tequio is made with 100% additive-free blue agave tequila, sparkling water and a hint of lime. The word 鈥渢equio,鈥� which means 鈥渃ommunity service鈥� in the Aztec language, was the inspiration for his brand. Tequio supports local Mexican communities that make its business possible. Tequio has won a gold medal in the San Francisco World Spirits Competition and raised close to $1 million in funding. Tequio is created in Arandas, Jalisco in partnership with the family who started Cazadores Tequila.

Brothers Sean Chenoweth (EnvSt鈥�17) and Wylie Chenoweth (ChemBioEngr, MCDBio鈥�12) founded Aircada, an industrial augmented reality HMI (human machine interface) and SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) company, which helps maintenance and manufacturing teams simplify their operations. Wylie taught industrial automation after graduating from CU, and saw a need for industrial technicians to have better access to their facility鈥檚 data. Aircada offers augmented reality displays of plant data so workers can point their camera at their equipment and see 3D meters, machine schematics, maintenance records and other documentation. Visit .

Sean C. Slattery (Soc鈥�17) graduated from the New York City Police Academy in December 2021. Sean is currently working as a police officer in Manhattan.

In his free time, Garrett Cease (Engl, Phil; MEdu鈥�20) can be found rock climbing, skiing, meditating and practicing yoga. As a teacher, he often uses methods learned from rock climbing, such as risk mitigation and staying present, to guide his actions in the classroom.