Sustaining a Legacy of Achievement Sustaining a Legacy

C l a s s N o t e s198625 th ReunionApril 29 – May 1, 20111987CAROLYN (ADI) KEPLINGER KUDUK, SanDiego, Calif., and her husband, Kip, welcomedtheir son, Caleb, on July 8, 2010. Adi passed theCalifornia bar and is completing her LL.M in taxlaw in May 2011.1989CARRIANNA EURILLO TRAVINSKI, CliftonPark, N.Y., lives just outside of Saratoga Springs,N.Y. She is an attorney in private practice andserves as the Director of Paralegal Studies forMildred Elley, a small college in Albany, N.Y.Her daughter, Zara, almost 4 (probably 4 by thetime you read this), is blooming from an amazingtoddler into an extraordinary child.199120 th ReunionSept. 30-Oct. 1, 20111993JEFFREY MALAK,Shavertown, was recentlynamed one of the 2010Pennsylvania Lawyers onthe Fast Track by The LegalIntelligencer, the oldest lawjournal in the United States.Jeffrey was selected fromlawyers throughout the state as a future leader ofPennsylvania’s legal community by the editorialstaff of The Legal Intelligencer and by a statewidepanel of judges. He is a Pennsylvania SuperLawyer Rising Star, a recipient of the TimesLeader Top 40 Under 40 and a recipient of theNortheast Business Journal’s Top 20 Under40. He is a 1997 graduate of Johns HopkinsUniversity and a 2000 graduate of the PennState Dickinson School of Law where he earnedboth a Juris Doctorate and a Masters Degree inPublic Administration and Management. Jeffreyis licensed to practice law in all state and federalcourts in Pennsylvania and New Jersey and is apartner in Chariton, Schwager & Malak, Wilkes-Barre. His practice areas include Corporate andBusiness Law, Estate Planning, Probate and EstateLitigation, Government and Municipal Law, RealEstate, Civil Litigation and Non Profit Law.34Look for WyomingSeminary on facebook199615 th ReunionSept. 30-Oct. 1, 2011RUSSEL BECKER, Uvalde, Texas., graduatedfrom the United States Border Patrol Academyin Artesia, N.M. on November 16, 2010 as amember of Class 938. Russell completed the twopart academy with the top scores in Law andSpanish, which should come as no surprise afterhis accomplishments at Sem. Russell has beenstationed in Brackettville, Texas, about 100 mileswest of San Antonio. “I’m excited about gettingto my station and continuing my training.” Sincegraduating from Hartwick College in 2000, he hasworked throughout the Southeast and Northeastas an archaeologist and as a land surveyor.1997DAVID HARRIS, Boston, Mass., writes, I am stilleditor of the Cambridge Chronicle, the newspaperof record in Cambridge, Mass. I will also beteaching a graduate-level course in the journalismdepartment at Boston University during the springsemester. The class is “Advanced JournalismResearch” and is focused on the Freedom ofInformation Act and computer-assisted reporting.I’m pretty excited to be teaching a class that I hadto take when I got my master’s from BU eightyears ago.1999ANDREW HOLLANDER, Philadelphia, receivedhis M.D. and M.S. in translational research inMay 2010 from the University of PennsylvaniaSchool of Medicine. He is currently a residentin Radiation Oncology at the Hospital of theUniversity of Pennsylvania.200110 th ReunionSept. 30-Oct. 1, 20112003MICHA JACKSON, Darwin, Australia, writes, Ihave been living in Darwin, Northern Territory,Australia with my partner Pete since early 2009,working for an organization called the NorthAustralian Indigenous Land and Sea ManagementAlliance (NAILSMA). Our project focuses onassisting coastal Aboriginal people to collect andmanage data to support local monitoring anddecision making. I have been privileged to travelextensively to remote areas across the northerncoast of Australia as a part of this work, and haveexperienced stunning landscapes, culture andcritters during that time. We also go “out bush”(as they say here) often outside of work, mostly tochase and photograph wildlife. I am also playingin the Darwin Symphony Orchestra, and creditmy continuing passion for playing viola to mytime at Sem, particularly summers at PAI!MATTHEW KERNS, Jacksonville, Fla., recentlygraduated from Florida Coastal School of Law inDecember. While in law school, Matt worked atthe International Criminal Tribunal for the FormerYugoslavia in the Hague, Netherlands and earnedmultiple awards for written and spoken advocacy.2005MADELINE KROPP ‘95, Media, recentlyaccepted a position at Friends School Mullica Hill(N.J.) in the admissions and advancement office.20065 th ReunionSept. 30-Oct. 1, 2011LINDSAY STEVENS ’06, MATTHEWKOVACS ’04 and ASHLEY TOCZYLOWSKI ’06are all currently doing a full-time year of servicewith City Year. City Year is a national non-profitorganization that brings together a diverse groupof 17-24 year olds to perform a full-time yearof service. City Year corps members work inschools across the country as tutors, mentorsand role models with students in six throughninth-grade in order to keep them in school andon track towards their high school graduation.Corps members also lead transformative serviceprojects in the communities in which they serve.Ashley, Lindsay and Matthew are all serving thisyear with City Year Greater Philadelphia. Ashleyserves at Benjamin Franklin Elementary Schoolin Northeast Philadelphia where she works witha sixth grade class in math, literacy and socialstudies. She, along with her team at Franklin, alsoorganizes and runs after school programmingfor the students. Lindsay serves in a seventhgrade classroom at Birney Elementary School inNorth Philadelphia. Her team tutors and mentorsthe students at Birney and leads lunchtime and