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Class Notes

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Paul Monteiro ’02

Paul Monteiro ’02, chief of staff at Howard University, was named to President-elect Joe Biden’s transition team on education.

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Michael Tangrea Ph.D. ’02

Michael Tangrea Ph.D. ’02 was named an endowed professor in innovation at Loyola University. He will expand research in biohealth and promote economic and entrepreneurial success in the state of Maryland. The endowed professorship was funded in part by…

Passings

John Ross Hill ’69

John Ross Hill ’69 of Easton, Md., died Dec. 19 at his home, according to The Star-Democrat. He was 79. The son of the late John Geddy Hill and Mary Anna Hill, he grew up in Bethesda, Md., and served in the U.S. Army from 1963-69. After earning his degree…

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Lisa Edelman MBA ’09

Lisa Edelman MBA ’09, vice president of marketing at Medifast, was named a 2020 Baltimore Business Journal 40 Under 40 honoree.

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William R. “Ric” Weible ’92, MBA ’10

William R. “Ric” Weible ’92, MBA ’10 was promoted to director of operations and business management for T. Rowe Price Investment Management. Weible has been with the firm for 18 years, most recently as director of operations for the U.S. Equity Division.

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Kimberly Wilson ’09

Kimberly Wilson ’09 was one of 76 recipients nationwide awarded funds from the Google for Startups’ Black Founders Fund. Her D.C.-based startup, HUED, connects Black and Latino patients with culturally competent health care providers.

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Jonathan Maa ’18

Jonathan Maa ’18 was named to DC Inno’s 2020 25 Under 25. He is the CEO of Maxim Biomedical, his family’s medical diagnostics company in Rockville. The company is developing two point-of-care tests for health care providers seeking to screen COVID-19.

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Audrey Chang ’84

Audrey Chang ’84 was announced vice president of quality control and analytical services at Vigene Biosciences, an award-winning leader in plasmid and viral vector development and manufacturing. She is the author of more than 15 papers and served as a…