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Class Act

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Explorations

September 17, 2021
New UMD-Developed App Offers 420 Immersive Lessons in Seven Languages
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Campus Life

September 17, 2021
Bronze-Medal Winners Highlight Group of Six Alum Athletes at Olympics
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Fall 2021

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Features

September 17, 2021
Esports Have Become an International Phenomenon. With Terps Already Competing at the Highest Levels, UMD Powers Up Support for Gamers.
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Features

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How Terps Cooked Up Food Recovery Network 10 Years Ago and Grew It Into a Nationwide Hunger- and Waste-Fighting Force
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Features

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For Two Decades, a UMD Professor Has Led a Writing Workshop for Holocaust Survivors. Seventy-six Years After World War II’s End, Their Task Has an Urgency Both Personal and Public.

Class Notes

News on Friends and Classmates

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Teresa Campbell ’85

San Diego County Credit Union President and CEO Teresa Campbell ’85 was honored with a Business Leadership Award at the North San Diego Business Chamber’s annual Celebration of Business event in June. She was selected by independent judges for…

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Nayé Bathily ’98

Nayé Bathily ’98 joined the board of directors of Pathfinder International, a sexual and reproductive health and rights organization. She serves as senior officer for external affairs and head of global parliamentary engagement at the World Bank. In…

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Jim Farrell ’84

Jim Farrell ’84 joined the Dallas-based SRS Real Estate Partners as senior vice president and market leader for the Charleston, S.C., area. He was previously executive director of leasing and brokerage at McLean, Va.-based Rappaport.

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Mary Anne Goley ’67

Mary Anne Goley ’67 wrote the book “Democracy’s Medici: The Federal Reserve and the Art of Collecting,” a profile of the central bank seen from her unique perspective as founding director of the Fine Arts Program of the Board of Governors of the Federal…

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Maria Douglas Reeve M.Jour. ’92

Maria Douglas Reeve M.Jour. ’92, managing editor of the Houston Chronicle since November 2019, was named its executive editor. She joined the Chronicle in 2019 from the Star Tribune in Minneapolis, where she served in various roles including assistant…

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Brian Gibbons ’84

Brian Gibbons ’84, chairman of the board and CEO of Greenberg Gibbons, was named a 2021 Influential Marylander by The Daily Record. Since joining the company in 1998, he has led many of the Baltimore region’s premier developments, including the Village at…

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Tom Crawford ’84

Tom Crawford ’84 joined OceanFirst Bank N.A., the wholly owned subsidiary of OceanFirst Financial Corp., as president of the Baltimore regional market and is leading a team of seasoned commercial bankers to provide financial services to businesses…
Colin James Doyle

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Colin Doyle M.M. ’21

Colin Doyle M.M. ’21 received the Frances MacEachron Award and a $1,500 prize at the 44th annual Lyndon Woodside Oratorio-Solo Competition Finals Concert, held by the Oratorio Society of New York at the Riverside Church in New York City. Doyle sang two…