Spring 2026

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Maria Korsnick ’86

Maria Korsnick ’86 was named to Washingtonian’s 500 Most Influential People of 2026 list, highlighting influential leaders in public policy, advocacy, business and civic affairs across the D.C. area. Korsnick is president and CEO of the Nuclear Energy…

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Michael T. Richard MBA ’89

Michael T. Richard MBA ’89 was nominated by Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer to serve on the Delaware Public Service Commission, pending confirmation from the Delaware State Senate. Richard is a former two-term Maryland Public Service Commissioner and past…

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Joseph Kluh ’94

Joseph Kluh ’94 was named police chief of the Washington Metropolitan Airports Authority. Kluh is a 28-year veteran of the Airports Authority Police Department. He has held command positions at Reagan National, Dulles International and the headquarters…

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Maital Legum ’08

Maital Legum ’08 was named head of ETF solutions at Teucrium, a provider of alternative-asset exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and of ETF white label and growth services. She joins Teucrium after nearly 15 years with the New York Stock Exchange, most recently…

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Shane Crockett MBA ’08

Shane Crockett MBA ’08 was appointed vice president and chief underwriting officer at Harford Mutual Insurance Group. His previous role was as senior director of underwriting and production for agriculture at global insurance provider Markel. He holds a…

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C. Robin Buell ’85

C. Robin Buell ’85 was named 2026 SEC Professor of the Year, the conference’s highest faculty honor. The professor of crop and soil sciences is Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar Chair in Crop Genomics at the University of Georgia. Her work has…

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Ahmed Zaman ’09, M.Arch. ’11

Ahmed Zaman ’09, M.Arch. ’11 was appointed managing director of the Washington, D.C., office of Rhode Island-based architecture firm ZDS Architecture & Interiors. He joined ZDS after six years at Perkins Eastman, where he served as senior associate…

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Mihai Dimian Ph.D. ’05

Mihai Dimian Ph.D. ’05 was named minister of education and research of Romania, where he oversees primary, secondary and higher education. He spent a decade as a professor of electrical engineering at Howard University and most recently held that role at…