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Spring 2020

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Sticking Together

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Secrets, Satellites and Howard Stern

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In Race With Virus, Engineers Speed Development of Medical Equipment

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UMD Fights Pandemic With Historic Changes

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‘Building Champions’

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(Re)Introducing Darryll Pines

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‘You Had a Feeling That You Could Change the World’

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Disposable Knowledge

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Former Olympic Gymnast Takes the Next Leap

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Art and Craft

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Forecasts of the Future

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Breaking Out of a Web of Censorship

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Millions Gone, But Not Forgotten

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Maryland’s Leading Lady

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An Unexpected Final Whistle

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The Big Question

Class Notes

News on Friends and Classmates

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Sophia Hadjipanteli ’18

Sophia Hadjipanteli ’18, founder of the #UnibrowMovement on social media, was featured on a cover of the digital February issue of Glamour UK, celebrating self-love and showing the changing faces of beauty.

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Kamal Narang MBA ’07

Kamal Narang MBA ’07 was a recipient of the 2020 Washington Business Journal Minority Business Leader Award. He is vice president, general manager, federal health sector at General Dynamics Information Technology.

Passings

John H. Hayes M.Ed. ’69

John H. Hayes M.Ed. ’69 died Jan. 7. He was born Feb. 20, 1931, in Fair Haven, Vt. Hayes served as a sergeant in the U.S. Army, earned a master’s degree in education at UMD and retired as a vice principal for Prince George's County Public Schools. He…

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Lisa M. Corrigan Ph.D. ’06

Lisa M. Corrigan Ph.D. ’06 is the author of “Black Feelings: Race and Affect in the Long Sixties,” published by University Press of Mississippi. In the book, she suggests that the black power movement provided a significant repository for black negativity…

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William H. Mobley Ph.D. ’71

William H. Mobley Ph.D. ’71, former president of Texas A&M University and former chancellor of the Texas A&M University System. died March 25 in Austin after a battle with bile duct cancer. Mobley was born Nov. 15, 1941, in Akron, Ohio, grew up in…

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Helen Parshall M. Jour. '17

Helen Parshall M. Jour. '17 is now communications manager with AIDS United, an organization dedicated to ending the HIV epidemic in the United States. Prior to this, she was digital media manager with the Human Rights Campaign and a reporter with the…

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Todd Ehrlich ’86

Todd Ehrlich ’86 won his fourth New York Emmy on April 25 in an event live-streamed online. He won for executive producing the television special “Tunnel to Towers,” which was shot during the New York City 5K run that pays homage to firefighter Stephen…

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Jennifer Felix ’92

Jennifer Felix ’92 was elevated to president and chief executive of government services provider ASRC Federal. She joined the company in 2019 as part of the organization’s leadership succession planning and previously served as executive vice president…