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C L A S S N O T E S
Shelia Cotten is an assistant professor of
sociology at the University of Maryland,
Baltimore County. She was the first recipient
of the Graduate Student Association’s
UMBC Recognition for Graduate Research
and Educational Advisor or Teacher
Award. She also received a grant from
the National Science Foundation for her
proposal,“Investigating Gender-Based
Differences in Perception and Use of IT
as Factors in IT Career Choice.”
Beatrice Dombrowski Hair received
her MAEd in curriculum and instruction
from the University of Phoenix and published
her first book, ADHD in the Classroom:
A Powerful, Practical Solution. She is the
founder and director of The Salisbury
Tutoring Academy Ltd. She and her
husband, Randy, live in Salisbury, NC.
Ronald L. Hicks Jr. (JD) is in the
litigation section of Meyer Unkovic &
Scott LLP in Pittsburgh, PA. He has
been appointed to a four-year term as
solicitor for the Republican Committee
of Allegheny County.
Jim Toole is managing director of MBA
Actuaries, Inc. in Winston-Salem. He and
his wife, Christine, have three boys under
age six.
Judi Lawson Wallace (MBA) is president
of Wallace Consulting in Winston-
Salem. She received the D.T. Smithwick
Newspaper & Magazine Article Award
from the N.C. Society of Historians Inc.
for her article,“250th Anniversary of the
First Settlement,”in the Yadkin Valley
Living Magazine.
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HAIR (’87)
1988
Susan Bramlett Epps is assistant chair
of the department of physical therapy at
East Tennessee State University in
Johnson City.
J.P. Hesford is a lieutenant colonel in the
U.S. Marine Corps. He is a defense attache
to the American embassy in Rome, Italy.
He and his wife, Kati, have two children,
Henry and Frances.
Christopher M. Hines is the protocol
officer for the U.S. Government for
America’s White Sands Missile Range, an
overland test rocket facility. He and his
wife, Bri, live in Las Cruces, NM.
1989
Glenn D. Carter Jr. is manager of clinical
development with Glaxo-SmithKline
Inc., working with the respiratory division
of the Medical Development Center
concentrating on Chronic Obstructive
Pulmonary Diseases. He and his family
live in Cary, NC.
Baton twirler Montrose
Ballard ('65) and the
alumni band perform
for the crowd at the
Wake Forest-Florida
State game.
WALLACE (MBA ’87) DE VRIES (’92) SUGG (’93)
Tim Crater is a clinical assistant professor
in the department of internal medicine
of the University of Kansas School of
Medicine in Wichita, KS, and a staff physician
at the Hutchinson Clinic. He has been
elected a Fellow of the American College
of Physicians. He and his wife, Debby, and
their four children live in Hutchinson, KS.
Andrew J. Gerber (JD) is an adjunct
professor at the Wake Forest School of
Law and a partner with Horton & Gerber
PLLC in Winston-Salem. He has been
appointed chair of the music and film
committee of the sports and entertainment
law section of the N.C. Bar Association.
Karen Noble Grossman is a golf
instructor at Sunningdale Country Club
in Scarsdale, NY, and the assistant golf
coach for men and women at Columbia
University.
H. Michael Lesmeister is senior vice
president and national sales director of
AllianceBernstein Investment Research
and Management in Houston, TX.
Robert B. Outland III teaches history at
Louisiana State University. He wrote a
book, Tapping the Pines: The Naval Store
Industry in the American South, an account
of one of the South’s oldest industries.
1990
Betty Balcomb (JD) left the practice of
law to be a teaching fellow in the Bronx
with the New York City Public Schools.
Jim Fagan is the founder of SideStreet
Capital, a private equity fund investing in
commercial real estate in the United
States. He and his wife, Beth Davis
Fagan (’92), live in Charlotte, NC, and
have three children, Lindsay (6), Jack (3)
and Davis (2).