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Southern Guilford New Generation
Rotary Club in Greensboro, NC.
It was presented by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Maddrey
(’64, JD ’67).
Amanda Louise Martin (MALS)
received her master’s in religion from
Yale University, where she was a senior
class officer in the divinity school.
Marie Higgins Williams received
her law degree from the University of
Colorado in 2000 and practices with
Faegre & Benson LLP in Denver.
1998
Lee Beckmann worked for Congressman
Jack Kingston in Washington,
DC, and is now manager of legislative
affairs with the Georgia Port
Authority. He and his wife, Danira,
and son, Andrew, live in Savannah.
James Buescher is a journalist and
has published the 2002 Cognosenti
Map Guides: Las Vegas and a play,
Flambee. He won first place for his
journalism entry, The Kiriwina Yam
Festival of Papua, New Guinea, at the
2004 Penn Writers Conference and
first place for his short story, The
Perfect Word in Budapest.
Michael R. Burns is an interactive
developer and lead technical contact
for clients and projects with the
Atlanta-based design firm of
Elemental Interactive. He and his
wife, Allison, have added a retired
racing greyhound to their family in
Dunwoody, GA.
Dennis Glendenning (MBA) is a
systems engineer II with the Midwest
region of Avanade Inc., a joint venture
of Microsoft and Accenture. He
and his wife, Melissa, live in Olmsted
Falls, OH.
Holly A. Litle graduated from
Georgetown University School of
Medicine where she was a member
of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor
Medical Society. Her internal medicine
residency is at Emory University
School of Medicine in Atlanta. After
her residency, she plans to fulfill her
commitment to the National Health
Service Corps and practice in a medically
underserved area of the country.
Kedi Finkbeiner Milajecki is on the
men’s basketball staff at Georgetown
University. She and her husband,
Thomas, live in Baltimore, MD.
Lindsay Mitchell graduated from
Upstate Medical University in
Syracuse, NY, in 2003. She is in her
second year as an obstetrics and
gynecology resident at Brown
University’s Women and Infants
Hospital in Providence, RI.
Patrick Noble is an assistant vice
president and relationship banker at
First Citizens Bank in Durham, NC.
David L. Shabazz (MAEd) is director
of public relations at Kentucky State
University in Frankfort.
1999
Jill Mahonchak Andersen (JD) is
an assistant U.S. attorney for the
District of New Jersey in Newark.
Paul Anderson (JD) is an associate,
concentrating on transactional law, at
Schwartz Simon Edelstein Celse &
Kessler in Florham Park, NJ.
Stephanie Falk graduated from
the University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill School of Medicine.
She will complete her residency
training in internal medicine at
UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill.
Leigh Hamm Forell is pursuing a
PhD at the University of Texas.
SHABAZZ (MAED ’98) NOBLE (’98)
David L. Holden, of Holden Mickey
& Mickey Inc. in Winston-Salem, has
been recognized as a leader in production
with MassMutual Financial
Group.
Kyle P. Hughes is a news producer
for WRAL-TV in Raleigh, NC.
Julie M. Hupp is an instructor in
developmental psychology at Ohio
State University in Newark.
Rohom Khonsari graduated from
Tulane Law School. He is an assistant
state attorney in the State Attorney’s
Office for the Sixth Judicial Circuit of
Florida.
M. Tina Markanda (MBA) is assistant
director of the Health Care
Division of The Duke Endowment
in Charlotte, NC.
Kevin Markland (MBA) is regional
credit officer for BB&T’s Western
region. He and his wife, Kelly (’92),
and their four children live in Asheville,
NC.
W. Vaughn McCall (MS) is professor
and chairman of the department of
psychiatry and behavioral medicine
at Wake Forest University Baptist
Medical Center. He is president of
the Association for Convulsive
Therapy and editor of the Journal of
ECT (Electroconvulsive Therapy).
John H. Moore graduated from the
Medical College of Georgia. He has
begun a combined internal medicine
and pediatrics residency at the
University of Tennesee in Memphis.
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