On The Record - Columbus School of Law

ALUMNI NewsCecelia A. TaBois is an artist, as well asthe owner and curator of the TaBois-Bonhomme Galerie d'Art Regency inMcLean, Va. She is also a practicing attorneyin McLean, handling business consulting,taxation and estate planning matters.2001Deana A. Labriola accepted a positionat Ward and Smith, P.A., a NorthCarolina law firm with offices inRaleigh, New Bern, Asheville,Greenville, and Wilmington. She is amember of the business practice groupalso chairs the technology practicegroup. Labriola’s practice focuses on therepresentation of early and late stagetechnology companies crossing allindustries. She resides in Durham, N.C.with her husband, Jay Yockelson.Travis P. Nelson and his wife, KathrynN. Nelson, welcomed their secondchild, Alexis Kathryn, on Oct. 18, 2008.The family resides in Doylestown, Pa.Melissa (Pedri) and ChristopherNetram, 2003, welcomed a baby girl onMay 5, 2008, named Cassandra Amia.The family resides in Silver Spring, Md.Bryan E. Webster has relocated toSeattle area, where he accepted positionwith the Microsoft Corporation.2002Keeshea Turner Roberts was appointedsecretary of the Charlotte E. RayAmerican Inns of Court in September2008. Roberts is an associate with Brown& Associates, a law firm specializing inspecial education/civil rights law.F. Elizabeth “Liz” Tutwiler is now withThe George Washington Universityas associate general counsel, MedicalFaculty Associates.2003Frances Marine Bravo has relocated tothe Philadelphia area after joiningMorgan Lewis last year as its East Coastpublic relations manager. She wasrecently promoted to firm-wide directorof public and media relations. Bravomarried her husband, Donald, on Aug.8, 2008.Samantha Shoell Maloney marriedTimothy Maloney, 2003, on Sept. 23,2006. Samantha is employed with theHudson County Prosecutor’s OfficeSpecial Victims Unit in New Jersey. Thecouple resides in New York City.Heidi A. Singleton recently joinedState Street Global Advisors as a principalwith the company’s corporate governanceteam. Previously, she was a securitieslitigation associate in Boston.2004Liza V. Craig was awarded TheHarvey J. Wilcox Fellowship, sponsoredby the United States Navy’sOffice of the General Counsel. Thefellowship provides a mid-level lawyerwith an opportunity for professionaldevelopment by closely observing andsupporting the Navy’s most seniorlegal officers. The highly competitivefellowship typically draws hundreds ofapplicants. Craig’s immediate predecessorin the fellowship positionwas Mark W. Munson, 2001.William A. Cubbedge became thedirector of development for the CatholicYouth Foundation USA in April 2008.He has been a partner and special adviserto TFD Alt-Fuels since January 2008.Cubbedge was married in 2005 to LydiaM. Hart. They welcomed PhilomenaLouisa to the family in March 2008.Cubbedge was made a Knight of theHoly Sepulcher (Papal Knighthood) inNovember 2008 for his work promotingthe Catholic cause in the Holy Land.Diego J. Rojas was selected on May 12,2008, as a fellow in the 2009 MarylandState Bar Association LeadershipAcademy. The 12-month program helpsto develop young lawyers into betterleaders while offering opportunities forfuture leadership roles with the MSBA.During their term, the fellows attendMSBA events, develop and implement apublic service project and attend specialprograms on public speaking, mediarelations, interviewing skills, meetingplanning, budgeting and other relatedareas. Rojas was selected as one of 15 fellowsout of 48 applicants throughoutMaryland and Washington, D.C. He isemployed with the Rockville, Md., firmof Stein, Sperling, Bennett, De Jong,Driscoll & Greenfeig, P.C.2005Pilar Camus has opened the LawOffices of Pilar Camus in Rockville, Md.Her new firm will practice primarily incriminal defense and personal injury law.Camus’ establishment of the firm comesafter two years in private practice.Sharon Lankford Hampp recentlyaccepted a faculty appointment asthe program director for Women’sand Infant’s Research Services throughMedStar Research Institute atWashington Hospital Center in theDistrict of Columbia. She was also invitedto serve a three-year term as ascientific advisory member of theInstitutional Review Board at Universityof Maryland School of Medicine inBaltimore.Kelly M. Marzullo and her husband,Chris, welcomed their second daughter,Allison Elizabeth, on March 31, 2008.Allison joins her big sister, Katie. TheMarzullo family lives in Sparks, Md.Jerome E. Perez has been appointedthe new deputy regional forester for theU.S. Forest Service’s Inter-mountainRegion. Perez will help manage theregion and its 12 national forests in anarea that includes southern Idaho, Utah,Nevada and western Wyoming. He’sworked for the Forest Service for almost20 years, and is currently forest supervisoron the Daniel Boone NationalForest in Kentucky. Perez began his newjob in January.Fall–Winter 2008 / C UALAWYER 51