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Working to support the university,听Rick Lawrence听(Fin鈥�80) is president and chief executive officer at University of Colorado Foundation. He played a fundamental role in the strategic planning process for the university鈥檚 $1.5 billion Creating Futures campaign and helped lead the Foundation to its five most successful fundraising years ever. Rick lives in Lafayette, Colo., with his wife听Barbara Lawrence(MComDisor鈥�96) and their two children. He also serves as president of the board of directors at Peak to Peak Charter School.

颁辞补肠丑听Gail Hook听(PE鈥�82) has been involved in basketball every winter since the fifth grade. After taking a one-year hiatus in the 2012-13 season to spend more time with her mother, Gail announced she will return to Monarch High School as the girls鈥� basketball head coach. 鈥淛ust not to be in that capacity this past winter was pretty unusual and pretty strange,鈥� Gail told BoCoPreps.com. She lives in Lafayette, Colo.

础蝉迟谤辞苍补耻迟听Steve Swanson听(EngrPhys鈥�83) will serve as crew member on two future expeditions aboard the International Space Station. The internationally developed research station orbits the earth about once every 90 minutes. Steve, with five others, will live on the station for six months starting in March 2014. Steve will serve as a flight engineer on Expedition 39 and as a station commander on Expedition 40. He lives in Friendswood, Texas.

鈥淢ulticultural Percussion Music鈥� is the title of an article written by听Geary Larrick听(DMus鈥�84) for the spring 2013 issue of听National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors Journal.听He has written 45 articles for听迟丑别听journal since 1968, including work from his dissertation at CU-Boulder. Geary lives in Stevens Point, Wis.

In June听Shelby Serrin Bell听(Bus鈥�85) graduated from the National War College at National Defense University. She received a masters of science in national security strategy. Shelby is a retired Army officer and works at the Department of Veterans Affairs in Washington, D.C. She lives in Annapolis, Md., with her three teenage children.

Clifford Law Offices invited听Tim Tomasik听(Jour鈥�86) to speak at the SEAK 22nd Annual National Expert Witness Conference on 鈥淗ow to Use Technology in the Courtroom to Support Your Expert Opinion.鈥� Tim also spoke at the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association Annual Update and Review Seminar and traveled to London to speak to barristers and solicitors about catastrophic injuries and the different legal approaches in America and England. He lives in Western Springs, Ill.

After having a private practice in hand surgery for nine years听Timothy Allen听(MCDBio鈥�87, MD鈥�91) became director of hand surgery for the Greenville Health System in Greenville, S.C. In addition, Timothy teaches residents and medical students. He lives in Piedmont, S.C., with his wife Tiffany and their son Benjamin. They are expecting a second boy in September.

TIME听magazine included听Richard Cook听(EngrPhys鈥�87) in its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world. Richard was part of the Pathfinder mission team that landed the first rover on Mars in 1997 and the team that landed the Curiosity rover on Mars last summer. He lives in Canyon County, Calif.

Manhard Consulting hired听Michael Unger听(ArchEngr鈥�87) to serve as area manager of Denver operations. It is a full-service civil engineering firm with offices nationwide. Michael is responsible for business development along all service lines, resource allocation, budgeting and overall financial performance. He brings 25 years of experience to the Englewood, Colo., office.

CU-Boulder Alumni Association board member听Tom McEntee* (Fin鈥�88) used his marketing skills to enrich the marketing and communications and events and outreach committees for the past several years before his term ended in May. His perspective was helpful in framing how to engage with West Coast alums. He resides in Arcadia, Calif., with his family.

*Directors Club member

In May听Larry Drees* (PolSci鈥�89, MBA鈥�03, MMgmt鈥�09) completed his term on the CU-Boulder Alumni Association board. Larry took on various committee roles and his knowledge of the university systems and processes was incredibly helpful. Larry works at CU-Boulder in housing-technology services and lives in Longmont, Colo.

*Lifetime and Directors Club member

After graduating from CU鈥檚 journalism school听Eric Vanderpool鈥檚 (Jour鈥�89) first job was working for Caesars Resort and Casino in South Lake Tahoe, Nev. Eric served as the property鈥檚 chief copywriter, writing hotel brochures and newsletters and doing special event advertising. After moving to San Francisco and working for a marketing firm, Eric graduated from UCLA law school in 1996. He worked as a litigation attorney in Los Angeles before moving to San Francisco 14 years ago to continue litigating.

In March听Caroline Eader听(EPOBio鈥�90) and the home she is wishing to restore appeared in 迟丑别听Daily Camera听as she plans to relocate the 1,800-square-foot historic bungalow from the Grandview neighborhood to a property in Chautauqua in Boulder. The house is one of three on Grandview that CU-Boulder planned to demolish but decided to award to anyone who would relocate them. Caroline lives in Boulder.

Earth sciences professor and pioneer听Greg Asner听(ArchEgnr鈥�91, MGeog鈥�95, PhDEPOBio鈥�97) was elected to the National Academy of Sciences. Greg developed his own new methods for investigating tropical deforestation, degradation, ecosystem diversity, invasive species, carbon emissions and climate change using satellite and airborne instrumentation. He is a staff scientist in global ecology at the Carnegie Institution for Science and an environmental earth system sciences professor in the Stanford University earth sciences school. Greg lives in Stanford, Calif.

CU-Boulder Alumni Association board member听Allen Buckner听(Mktg鈥�91) finished his term in May. His corporate marketing experience was invaluable in both the marketing and communications and events and outreach committees. He helped offer guidance on how to better reach alumni. Allen lives in Loveland, Colo., with his wife and children.

Here Lies Hugh Glass, a novel听by听Jon Coleman听(Hist鈥�92, MA鈥�97), is 鈥渁 vigorously written meditation on 19th-century America鈥檚 encounter with the wilderness,鈥� according to听The Wall Street Journal.听Jon is an American history professor at the University of Notre Dame. He also wrote听Vicious: Wolves and Men in America, which won the W. Turrentine Jackson Prize and the John H. Dunning Prize. Jon lives in South Bend, Ind.

The Accidental Bachelor听by听Tim Holsten听(Mktg鈥�93), published in March, is a contemporary fiction novel that tells the story of Finn McCallister as he tries to save his best friend during a guys鈥� weekend in Las Vegas. The book is available at amazon.com. Tim lives in Encinitas, Calif.

Creators of听South Park听Matt Stone听(Art, Math鈥�93) and听Trey Parker听(A&S ex鈥�93) announced they are forming a production company named Important Studios. It is valued at $300 million. The announcement appeared in an article in January published by听The听New York Times听titled 鈥淔ortifying the Empire听South Park听Built.鈥� Matt and Trey have created 16 seasons of听South Park, made four feature films and created the Broadway hit听The Book of Mormon, which grosses almost $5 million per week.

Linfield College honored psychology professor听Tanya Tompkins听(Psych鈥�94) with the Samuel H. Graf Faculty Achievement Award. The award recognizes a faculty member who has made an outstanding contribution to the life of the college that extends beyond her regular duties. Described as a remarkable teacher, she has engaged more than 20 students in collaborative research during the past two years and initiated a brown bag program called Research Experience in Psychology to showcase student research. Tanya lives in McMinnville, Ore.

On May 6,听Dan Roth听(Comm鈥�96) and his wife welcomed their fourth child, Decker Cole. Roth works as a bond trader for Charles Schwab & Co. in the Denver Tech Center. He writes the family looks forward to attending many football games this fall as a family of six.