Laura Porto ('92) has returned to Seattle from New York City but continues as a content strategy specialist for Avenue A | Razorfish, an interactive services firm.

Rebecca Burkhead (MA '93) is a recruiter for the America Cancer Society in New York.

Ron Kruck ('93) is in his third year as a host, reporter and producer for Mark Cuban's high-definition network HDNet, which broadcasts sports including "World Extreme Cage Fighting." He has co-hosted HDNet's original program "Across America" for the past two years and currently works the sidelines for live events including NASCAR races. He lives in Littleton.

Cory Sher ('93) has been named director of affiliate sales and relations for Q Television Network's Western Division based in Denver, where he lives. His cable career started at Jones International Networks, where he served as regional manager for startup networks Knowledge TV and country music video channel Great American Country. He has more than 10 years of cable, sales and marketing experience.

Gregory Corns ('94) is a supervisor with DirecTV in Los Angeles. gkcorns@directv.com

Lisa Marshall ('94) won a second-place award from the Society of Professional Journalists for a feature in the Boulder Daily Camera, "Aching for the Burn."

Heather Moran (MA '94) is a client services director at Cierant Corp., an online marketing software company in New Milford, Conn.

Dan Revitte ('94) is a page designer at Newsweek.

Kelley Gast ('95) works for the Macerich Co., a real estate investment trust. She was married to Sean O'Connor in June, and they live in Seattle.

Julie Marshall (MA '95) has a book coming out next May titled, "Making Burros Fly: Cleveland Amory, Animal Rescue Pioneer." Her story on mountain lions in Denver was published in The Denver Post in October.

Rebecca Self (MA '95, Ph.D. '99) has joined the faculty at Franklin College Switzerland, in Lugano.

Rachel Trujillo ('95) is a service support representative for Valleylab, manufacture of electrosurgical generators used in hospitals.

Richard Judd ('96) is an associate director of athletics at Kent Denver School. He left radio in 1998 to begin working in high school athletics.

Jamie Kim ('96) is the 5 and 6 p.m. producer at KCNC-TV in Denver.

Tracey Marx ('96) is the producer for ABC News' "Good Morning America" in Los Angeles.

Matt Sebastian ('96) won two second-place awards from the Society of Professional Journalists for arts and entertainment features in the Boulder Daily Camera.

Holly Shiflett (MA '96) is the senior director of academic services for www.eCollege.com in Denver.

Amy Bounds ('97) won second place at the Society of Professional Journalists' Best of Colorado Excellence in Journalism awards for education reporting: news or feature, for "School Harassment Debated," and third place for education reporting: news or feature, for "Integration Takes Step Backward."

Cameron Conners ('97) is associate director for creative services at CondeNet, online arm of Conde Nast publications. He lives in Brooklyn.

Victoria I. Fernandez-Hammond ('97) has joined Manning Selvage & Lee public relations agency in Los Angeles as an account executive after six years as assistant media relations director at the University of Southern California Athletic Department.

Anthony Martini ('97) is the director of marketing communications at Datria Systems. He is a free-lance weathercaster at KDVR-TV in Denver.

Carrie McClure ('97) is a reporter and a fill-in anchor at KUSA-TV in Denver.

Christine Romero ('97) covers economic development for The Arizona Republic in Phoenix. She received first place for deadline business news writing from the Arizona Press Club and was also recently elected president of the Arizona Chapter of the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association.

Laura Schneider (MA '97) joined the Service Excellence group of UBS Financial Services Inc. as a divisional vice president in Weehawken, N.J.

Steve Barry ('98) is at the Wieden+Kennedy ad agency in Portland, Ore.

Krista Coleman ('98) is doing public relations for Wild Oats Markets in Boulder.

John Branch (MA '98) joined The New York Times this fall as a sportswriter covering the New York Giants football team. He got his first clip writing for Bylines and began his career at The Gazette in Colorado Springs after graduation. He spent the past three years as sports columnist at the Fresno Bee. branch@nytimes.com

Col. James "Jay" DeFrank (Ph.D. '98) retired from the U.S. Air Force in June. He has been named executive director of the Space Foundation's new Research & Analysis enterprise in Washington, D.C.

Ginny Figlar ('98) is moving to Almhult, Sweden, to become a senior copywriter for IKEA.

Justin Jaeger ('98) is a reporter and camera operator for KNBC-TV and Coastline Helicopters in Pacoima, Calif.

Andrew Simons ('98) is a reporter at Dow Jones Newswires in Los Angeles. He covers entertainment industy. He is also working on a MBA at the University of Southern California.

Ryan Katz ('98) is DVD author for Anthem Digital in Woodland Hills, Calif. He was a finalist in a recent KTLA-TV weathercaster audition.

Adam Lowrey ('98) is at Rubin Postaer and Associates ad agency in Santa Monica, Calif.

Amanda Sue Allen Cook ('99) is an account executive at The Integer Group in Lakewood.

Samantha Dunnion ('99) is at Kirshenbaum Bond and Partners, a marketing company in New York City.

Teri Fildey ('99) is at Wieden+Kennedy ad agency in Portland, Ore.

Kate Godwin ('99) is the weekend anchor at KOCO-TV in Oklahoma City.

Andrew Krejci ('99) is the director of client services for Red Robot Inc., a marketing firm in Denver.

Jon Randazzo ('99) is an art director at BBH in New York. He was the art director for the agency's "Baileys Bubble," a 30-second spot that follows the progress of a bubble, formed in a glass of Baileys Irish Cream as it floats up and across a crowded bar, eventually escaping out into the streets.

Ryan Thompson ('99) is a part-time bartender and attorney in Brooklyn. He was a comic-book dealer and a boxer for a while, then a newspaper reporter at the Cambridge Chronicle for a year and a half. He then moved to New York to go to law school and became a lawyer in January. He is also writing a book.