Class of 1984
Alumni Summer College 2012 Is Feast for Lifelong Learners
Alumni and friends returned to campus July 19-22 for the third annual Alumni Summer College. Some were back for the second and third time, citing the camaraderie and intellectual focus as the drawing forces. “This was fertilizer for the brain,” says Mark Goldstone ’81. “I especially loved the creative writing, the film study, and Russian [...]
Robert E. Sell ’84 Named Accenture Group Chief Executive for Communications, Media, and Technology
Robert “Bob” E. Sell ’84, a member of the College’s Board of Trustees, has been named group chief executive of Accenture’s Communications, Media, and Technology Operating Group. Accenture, a global management consulting, technology services, and outsourcing company based in New York City, made the announcement April 13. Sell joined Accenture in 1984 and became a [...]
Directing Traffic for a TV Network
New York City internship helped Kim Nieskens ’07 get her first job in the industry Kim Nieskens ’07 knows how important networking can be in making crucial professional connections. A student internship at NBC Universal in New York City enabled her to land her first job at Women’s Entertainment Network (WE).”Having an internship at NBC [...]
An Entrepreneur With An Unsinkable Spirit
After reaching her goals in the White House, real estate, and a board-game company, Karen Fried Young ’84 is onto her next venture By Nora Isaacs ’94 Karen Fried Young ’84 doesn’t like to take “no” for an answer. Her eagerness to take on challenges, shatter boundaries, and let intuition be her guide has been [...]
Seeking Leopards in New Territories
Alumni chapters joining effort to help recruit students in California, Colorado, Illinois, New Mexico, Southern Florida, and Texas By Kate Helm The vitality and enthusiasm of the College’s alumni chapters have long been a hallmark of Lafayette. The Office of Admissions is putting those strengths to use in a new recruitment initiative designed to help [...]
Ted Gumbart ’84 Leads Atlantic Sun Conference
Commissioner seeks greater visibility for 11-member league By Kevin Gray While Atlantic Sun Conference Commissioner Ted Gumbart ’84 might not have displayed the most memorable prowess on the College’s athletic fields, he does recall his participation with great humor. “I played one year of soccer and, fighting injuries, mind you, worked my way to the [...]
Lafayette Community Thrives Across the Pond
London chapter is model international alumni group By Kate Helm Travel anywhere in the U.S. and you may have a Leopard sighting. The same is true of 91 countries around the world. That’s why, with 36 established alumni chapters in the U.S., the Office of Alumni Affairs and the Alumni Association have set their sights [...]









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