Winter 2013 - Baldwin School
Winter 2013 - Baldwin School
Winter 2013 - Baldwin School
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ALUMNAENEWSMAKERS<br />
Julie E. Wollman ’77 was recently named the 17th president of Edinboro<br />
University in Pennsylvania, bringing a successful background in higher education<br />
academics and administration. She is the first woman to be named president of<br />
Edinboro University.<br />
Julie earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in English and American literature and<br />
language with a minor in French from Harvard University in 1981. She has a<br />
Master of Science degree in elementary education from the University of<br />
Pennsylvania and a doctoral degree in elementary education from New York<br />
University. She also attended the Institute for Education Management at the<br />
Harvard Graduate <strong>School</strong> of Education.<br />
She is married to Dr. Dan L. King, the Provost of the Massachusetts <strong>School</strong> of<br />
Professional Psychology, and the Executive Director of the American Association<br />
of University Administrators, a national professional organization. She has two<br />
daughters, Sara Bonilla, 21, a recent graduate of Wesleyan University, and<br />
Rosa Bonilla, 17, a senior in high school.<br />
Emily Chesick ’77 and Marcia Reiver ’78 headlined this year’s<br />
Alumnae Art Show, Nov. 11-Dec. 21. Emily showed intricate<br />
landscape quilts made from cotton fabric, cotton batting, appliqué<br />
and thread. Marcia works in the demanding Japanese-based process<br />
of raku pottery.<br />
Although they work in different media, a strong commonality runs<br />
through Marcia and Emily’s work: nature. Emily, who has a Master<br />
of Science degree in Forestry, celebrates<br />
everything from National Park scenes to soil<br />
structure. Marcia works directly in and with<br />
nature: her pottery is made in the open air,<br />
rendering her work contingent upon the<br />
day’s weather. The pottery bears traces of<br />
the specific atmospheric condition, be<br />
it wind, humidity or temperature.<br />
Each piece, therefore, is an<br />
unrepeatable blend of intent and<br />
circumstance.<br />
Emily is the daughter of longtime<br />
<strong>Baldwin</strong> science teacher<br />
Elizabeth Chesick. Marcia is active<br />
in BRAVA, <strong>Baldwin</strong>’s<br />
parent-led arts committee.<br />
Marcia Reiver ’78, Art Department Head Janice Wilke, Elizabeth Chesick and<br />
Alumnae Arts Coordinator Penny Lisk ’77.<br />
Emily Chesick ’77 displays<br />
one of her quilts.<br />
Point The Way, a raku<br />
pottery creation by<br />
Marcia Reiver ’78.<br />
WINTER <strong>2013</strong> ECHOES<br />
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