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Jessie Lee Smith is assistant director ofcorporate and foundation relations in theWake Forest Development Office.MOROZ (’04) ANDREWS (’05)BOREEL (’06) PLACKEMEIER (’06)Derrick Spice and Brett Ross (’06) wonthe tennis doubles title at the CrownNorth Carolina Closed Championshipsin Greensboro.Elizabeth Hall completed her AASdegree in interior design at CentralPiedmont Community College inCharlotte, NC. She is a junior designer atthe commercial interior design firm ofClub Design Group in North Port, FL.Katherine Collins Neal is a senioraccount executive with Porter Novelli inSan Francisco, CA.Virginia Lee “Ginger” Bailey Rolfes(JD) is an associate at KilpatrickStockton LLP, focusing on commercialreal estate and finance, in Charlotte, NC.2004Kelly Doton will travel with the USAwomen’s national field hockey team tothe World Cup in Madrid, scheduled forSeptember 26-October 8.Barbara Maida-Stolle (MBA) is vicepresident of retail services for GoodwillIndustries of the Southern Piedmont.Manuel Moctezuma (LL.M) is on theboard of directors of the Hispanic BarAssociation. He is a foreign counsel atAjamie LLP in Houston, TX. He publishedan article analyzing the disclosurerequirements for public companiesunder Mexico’s new Securities MarketLaw in the American Bar AssociationMexico Update. He and his wife, PaulinaCastro (LL.M ’04), are expecting a baby.Mark Moroz is a recruiting assistant forthe football team at Wake Forest.Kristie Schavey received her master’s inclinical exercise physiology fromNortheastern University in Boston, MA.She is working in Tampa, FL, for LifeScanWellness Centers.Seth Smith (MDiV) is pastor at HorseShoe First Baptist Church in westernNorth Carolina.2005Kathleen E. Andrews is in accountmanagement at Cardinal CapitalManagement in Raleigh, NC.Lindsay Butler is divisional marketingspecialist at Prudential Carolinas Realtyin Winston-Salem.Jamie Dean is pursuing a JD/MBA atWake Forest. He was chosen by U.S.Rowing to represent the United States aspart of the first-ever Adaptive NationalTeam in the Olympics. The FISA WorldRowing Championships were held inEton, England, in August.Ryan Dings (JD) is an associate attorneywith Moretz & Skufca PLLC in Charlotte,NC.Jennifer Kalcevic (LL.M) is serving aclerkship in the U.S. District Court inCharlotte, NC, and then a one-year clerkshipin the Superior Court of New Jersey.Paul T. Mayer is an account executive atISP Sports in Winston-Salem. He handlescorporate sponsorships and multimediamarketing partnerships with Wake Forestathletics.Chi Tan (LL.M) is in the legal departmentof Chailease Finance Co. Ltd. inTaipei, Taiwan.2006Maeke Boreel played in four consecutivefield hockey final fours and receivedthe Marge Crisp Award as Wake Forest’stop female student-athlete for the 2005-06 academic year.Ayca Konuralp (LL.M) participatedin the Federal Judicial ObservationshipProgram with Chief U.S. MagistrateJudge Carl Horn in Charlotte, NC.Ryan Plackemeier broke the NCAArecord for punting average and receivedthe Arnold Palmer Award as WakeForest’s top male student-athlete forthe 2005-06 academic year. He was aseventh-round draft choice and playsfor the Seattle Seahawks.Brett Ross and Derrick Spice (’05) wonthe tennis doubles title at the CrownNorth Carolina Closed Championshipsin Greensboro. Brett won the singleschampionship there and at the CVITTTournament at the Oakwood CountryClub in Lynchburg,VA.Liron Strauss was selected to theAcademic All-Atlantic Coast Conferencetennis team.2007Matt Antonelli was drafted 17th in thefirst round of the major-league baseballdraft by the San Diego Padres.54 WAKE FOREST MAGAZINE