The '90s

Virginia L. Kreimeyer (MA '90), formerly Virginia L. Sullivan, had her first novel, "Sins of the Fathers," published by iUniverse.com in June. It is available at amazon.com. GiniaLK@aol.com

Ken McConnellogue ('90) is vice president for university advancement at the University of Northern Colorado in Fort Collins. He oversees internal communications and external relations for UNC and its intercollegiate athletics department. McConnellogue is also a free-lance writer and editor of the James A. Michener Society Newsletter and does radio essays for KUNC, a National Public Radio affiliate. Ken.McConnellogue@unco.edu

Stacey Skillern Horne ('91) is the graphics editor for RCR Wireless News, a Crain Communications publication in Denver. She married Alex Horne in 1997, and their son, Lukas, was born on May 23. They live in Sedalia.

Renee Kohn ('91) is a free-lance meteorologist and reporter for KCBS-TV in Los Angeles. Previously, she was a meteorologist and reporter for KSWB-TV in San Diego.

Christine Mahoney Rubin ('91) recently moved back to Boulder with her husband and daughter. She is a free-lance reporter for KCNC-Channel 4, the CBS affiliate in Denver. BoulderMahoney@aol.com

Tim Wieland ('91) is the assistant news director at KCNC-Channel 4 in Denver.

Dimitria Cook ('92) attended the Los Angeles SJMC alumni reception in the fall. Dimicook@aol.com

Paul Daugherty (MA '93) works on industrial and wildlife documentaries for Doghouse Productions. He produced the Zookeeper Journal series. He is also an adjunct instructor at the School, teaching broadcast production.

Erika Gonzalez ('93) is a reporter for the Rocky Mountain News. The Colorado Association of Black Journalists gave her a 2003 Scribes in Excellence Award.

Inis Clubs ('94) was the grand-prize winner of the 2003 American Screenwriters Association (ASA) and Writer's Digest International Screenwriting Competition. The award was given in recognition of her script "Curtain of Iron." She was given the award and $5,000 at the 16th annual ASA International Screenwriters Conference in Hollywood. She will also receive ASA and Writer's Digest assistance in pitching her story to Hollywood; free screenwriting resources; the Mick Caswell Award for Screenwriting Excellence; and meetings with producers and production companies. InisClubs@cs.com

Gregory K. Corns ('94) was recently promoted to program preparation technician and editor at DIRECTV's Los Angeles Broadcast Center in Marina Del Rey, Calif. GKCorns@DIRECTV.com

Jennifer Horton ('94) graduated from the Michigan State University Family Practice Residency Program and will be a private practice physician in Michigan. She served as co-chief resident during the past year. She plans to teach residents, provide family care and write. She lives in Grand Blanc. Jenjen@pol.net

Wendy Schwartz ('94) is pursuing her master's degree in public policy at the University of Southern California. Allshewrote@earthlink.net

Bonnie Burton ('95) works as a content developer for Lucasfilm Ltd. in Marin, Calif. She also runs the Web site Grrl.com and writes for Organic Gardening and BUST. She is working on her first novel. Bonnie@grrl.com

Kelley Gast ('95) is the marketing manager for The Macerich Co. in Seattle. She received the 2002 Certified Marketing Director honor. Kelley_gast@macerich.com

Liz Holzemer (MA '95) founded Meningioma Mommas earlier this year. It is a nonprofit organization that raises awareness and provides support services for those affected by meningioma brain tumors. Liz@meningiomamommas.org

Matt Samet (MA '96) has been an associate editor for a year at Climbing Magazine, which published three of his articles. He received a master's degree in creative writing from CU. Msamet@climbing.com

Keri Barron ('97) attended the Los Angeles SJMC alumni reception. She lives in Hermosa Beach, Calif. Keribarron@hotmail.com

Deserai Anderson-Utley ('97) graduated with a master's degree in public administration in December 2002 from the University of Colorado in Denver. She is working on her doctorate in environmental policy at Duke University. Deserai@aol.com

Lori Batcheller (MA '97) is a contract writer for IBM. She has made speeches in several cities promoting her two books about disabled skiing and journaling.

Christina Laughlin (MA '97) is a lieutenant junior grade in the U.S. Navy. She is an electronic countermeasures officer and has spent the last three months in Japan. Texas_laughlin@hotmail.com

Jesse Morrow ('97) attended the Los Angeles reception in the fall. He lives in Los Angeles. Jmorrow@klaskyesupo.com

Jill Tucker (MA '97) covers education for the Oakland Tribune and the Alameda Newspaper Group. Her June series about inequities in the public school system won awards from the Society of Professional Journalists and the University of San Diego School of Law. The series was also among the top 10 finalists for the national Associated Press Managing Editors Award for public service.

Brian Barker ('98) is a reporter for KATU-TV in Portland, Ore. Barkernews@yahoo.com.

Jad Davenport (MA '98) is a free-lance writer and photographer. His work has appeared in National Geographic Adventure Magazine, Island Scene, Modern Bride, The Washington Post and Travel + Leisure, "Fodor's Travel Guide" and other publications. His photograph that appeared on the cover of the November issue of National Geographic Adventure was the magazine's first digital image. He travels internationally at least once a month. Jad@jaddavenport.com

Madeleine Hengge (MA '98) is a free-lance producer and editor for Planet X TV in San Diego. Mhengge@aol.com

Justin Jaeger ('98) attended the Los Angeles SJMC alumni reception in the fall. Jjaeger44@hotmail.com

Megan Johnson ('98) is an English teacher in Yangon, Myanmar, formerly Burma.

Ryan Katz ('98) has moved to Los Angeles. Rixleplix@aol.com

Todd Lamb ('98) is an art director at Goodby, Silverstein & Partners in San Francisco. He recently won an Emmy Award for the Marin Cancer Project TV spots that he shot. He is a contributing writer for Big Brother Skateboarding Magazine and a contributing photographer for The Warlock Art & Culture magazine. He owns a clothing company named Asparagus and teaches at the Miami Ad School in San Francisco.

Alain Lapter ('98) is studying law at the University of Connecticut. Alapter@yahoo.com

Jordan Maness ('98) has moved from San Francisco to Los Angeles to pursue a master's degree in career counseling at UCLA. While he's serious about another college degree, he hasn't lost his sense of humor and is still producing the "Mr. Stinky Show." You can catch a glimpse of the program at www.mrstinky.com, or e-mail Maness at buffjord@yahoo.com

Andrew Simons ('98) has been a reporter for the Orange County Business Journal for the last three years. He lives in Newport Beach, Calif. Simonsa@hotmail.com

Jason Starr ('98) is the news editor of the Summit Daily News in Frisco. Jstarr@summitdaily.com

Matthew Altman ('99) is a television agent for the Gersh Agency in Beverly Hills. Altman focuses on television packaging, in which the agency matches its writers with actors to create new shows.

Steven Alvarez (MA '99) works for the Institute of Internal Auditors as the assistant vice president of Web operations and is responsible for Web development and editorial content. Salvarez@theiia.org

Kimi Davidson Culp ('99) is a segment producer for "Good Morning America" in San Francisco. Kimi.culp@abc.com

Lauren Gelfand (MA '99) was recently made the Agence France Presse's foreign correspondent in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. She lived in Hong Kong prior to the new assignment.

Kate Godwin Porras ('99) is a reporter for KOAT-TV in Albuquerque. Message4kg@yahoo.com

Andrew Goss ('99) is a producer for NorthWest Cable News in Seattle. Agoss@usa.net

Tamara Kastz ('99) was recently promoted to assistant editor at the book publishing company Jossey-Bass. She compiled "Business Leadership: A Jossey-Bass Reader," a book about the best-of-the-best in business leadership. Tamara@bullamanka.com

Michele Kurs Frishman ('99) is attending the second year of law school at the University of Wisconsin. She married CU graduate Michael Frishman ('00) in Keystone in July 2002. Mkfrishman@wisc.edu

Chris Livingston ('99) attended the Los Angeles alumni reception in the fall. He lives in Los Angeles. Clivingston@1540theticket.com

Resa Weinberger (MA '99) works as a marketing coordinator at MWH in Broomfield, a company that specializes in environmental remediation. resakay1@hotmail.com