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础耻迟丑辞谤蝉听James 鈥淛ay鈥� Fell聽(MHist鈥�72, PhD鈥�75) and聽Jan Neunoff Robertson聽(A&S鈥�57) wrote聽100 Years Up High: Colorado Mountains and Mountaineers聽(Colorado Mountain Club Press). It takes a look at the evolution of Colorado mountaineering in the 20th century and includes several people associated with CU, such as former art professor聽Muriel Sibell Wolle聽(MA&S鈥�30). Jay calls Louisville home and Jan lives in Boulder.

Criminal defense attorney聽Paul McCormick聽(Law鈥�72) was honored by the Colorado Criminal Defense Bar with the Alvin D. Lichtenstein award for lifetime achievement. Paul also was inducted into the International Society of Barristers and Litigation Counsel of America, has been rated a Colorado Super Lawyer and is listed in聽Best Lawyers in America. He lives in Boulder.

In January聽Charles Clark聽(MHist鈥�72, PhD鈥�79) became dean of Augusta State University鈥檚 Katherine Reese Pamplin College of Arts and Sciences. Prior to his position, he served as dean at the University of Georgia鈥檚 graduate school where he also served as chair of the history department. Charles lives in Carrolton, Ga.

Glenwood Springs, Colo., resident聽Timm Fautsko聽(MSoc鈥�72) was elected to a six-year term on the board of directors of Walsh University in Canton, Ohio. As an expert in court security, he is a principal staff member at the National Center for State Courts Denver office where he received an award for excellence and achievement in 2010. He is an executive advisory board member for the United States Marshals Service National Center for Judicial Security and staffs the Conference of Chief Justices and the Conference of State Court Administrators committees on court security and emergency preparedness in state courts.

Native American rights are at the forefront of聽Thomas Fredericks鈥� (Law鈥�72) career since founding his law firm focusing on the practice of federal Indian law in 1979. His work as a liaison between the California Indian Legal Defense Fund and CU鈥檚 law school facilitated the founding of the Native American Rights Fund in Boulder in the early 1970s. The Mandan, ND., resident has two daughters and four grandchildren and told a local newspaper, 鈥淎s long as I鈥檓 healthy, of good mind and am valuable to the young people in the firm, I鈥檒l keep practicing.鈥� He received the Minot State University Alumni Association鈥檚 Golden Awards last fall in recognition of his impact on Indian law.

In May聽Samuel Aquila聽(Psych鈥�72) was appointed Archbishop of Denver. He was ordained to the priesthood in 1976. He served in 11 different parishes in Denver in the 1980s, including in Christ the King Parish and Guardian Angels Parish. He lives in Denver.

On May 27聽Philip Courtney聽(MElEngr鈥�72) and his wife celebrated their 40th anniversary with a trip to Maui. Philip is a software engineer for SRA International and is an avid cyclist riding for various charities in the summer. They have two children, and the couple enjoys skiing, hiking, traveling, kayaking and rafting.

One of five authors of聽100 Years Up High: Colorado Mountains and Mountaineers聽(Colorado Mountain Club Press)聽James Fell聽(MHist鈥�72, PhD鈥�75) is an experienced climber, hiker and skier. In April he and his co-authors, including聽Janet Neuhoff Robertson聽(A&S鈥�57), gave a presentation and held a book signing at the Boulder Public Library. James lives in Louisville, Colo.

Trial lawyer and community leader聽Frances Koncilja聽(Law鈥�72) announced the launch of Alphabet Lawyers, a free online legal directory that includes contact information for more than 19,000 Colorado lawyers, judges and court personnel. Frances, its president and CEO, invested close to two years developing the site, researching, collecting and validating data as well as creating the search functions. She lives in Littleton, Colo.

闯辞耻谤苍补濒颈蝉迟听Steve Hallock聽(Jour鈥�72) has spent nearly 25 years in newspaper journalism working as a reporter, jazz critic, editorial writer, columnist, features editor and editor. He earned his doctorate in journalism from Ohio University in 2005 and is director of the school of communication at Point Park University in Pittsburgh. Steve has published three scholarly books of media criticism and history and has written commentary on op-ed pages in聽The New York Times,听Denver Post,听Pittsburgh Post-Gazette听补苍诲听Philadelphia Inquirer. His most recent book,听In Cheesman Park, is available on Amazon. Steve lives in Mingo Junction, Ohio.

Windsor, Colo., resident聽Phyllis Nakagawa聽(Edu鈥�72) writes she still attends all of the CU football games and is a member of the Buff Belles.

After 12 months of searching for a new president, the Missouri Historical Society and commissioners of the Missouri History Museum Subdistrict appointed聽Frances Levine聽(Anth鈥�72) to the position on April 15. Frances moved to Missouri from the New Mexico History Museum and Palace of the Governors where she served as the director since 2002.

NFL veteran聽Herb Orvis聽(A&S鈥�72) was inducted into the CU 2014 Athletic Hall of Fame. A leader of the 1971 CU football team, Herb played a significant role in bringing the team to No. 3 in the nation, behind Nebraska and Oklahoma. He was a first-round pick of Detroit in the 1972 NFL Draft and played 10 years in the league.

Former Denver Post journalist聽Kristine Robbins McGovern聽(Phil) was co-winner of the 2014 T.F. Evans Award presented by the Shaw Society of the United Kingdom. The prize recognizes 鈥渨riting that reflects the wit and wisdom of George Bernard Shaw.鈥� Kristine writes the award is 鈥減roof that there is life after a philosophy degree!鈥� After leavingThe Post, she wrote short plays that were performed nationwide. In her spare time, she paints and is rehabbing her Florence, Colo., home, which was built in 1903.

This summer聽Albert Thompson聽(MEdu) will receive the American Association of Physics Teachers鈥� Homer L. Dodge Citation for Distinguished Service. He was a member of the group from 1961-68 and rejoined in 1984 when he returned to teaching physics. He lives with his wife in Parker, Colo., where he substitute teaches in local high schools several days a month. He has two sons, one on Bainbridge Island, Wash., the other in southern California, and tries to visit often.

Writer and teacher聽Jack Collom聽(Engl; MA鈥�74) released Petals of Poetry, a book of poems he wrote with Isabella Martinez, a Boulder High School student he mentors. Some of the poems in the book are collaborations; others are individual compositions. Jack has published 25 volumes of his own poetry and has taught children and adults for nearly 40 years. He is the pioneer of the 鈥淓co-Lit鈥� ecology literature classes at Boulder鈥檚 Naropa University.

The American Collegiate Retailing Association awarded Michael Levy (Mktg; MS鈥�75) its inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award in Academics for his dedication to retailing. Michael is a marketing professor at Babson College. He has researched retailing, business logistics, financial retailing strategy, pricing and sales management and published more than 50 articles in marketing and logistics journals. He co-authored Retailing Management, a best-selling text published by McGraw-Hill/Irwin.

Colorado Gov. Hickenlooper appointed Frances Koncilja (Law) to the Colorado Public Utilities Commission in January. Frances, a Colorado native, has been a trial lawyer in the Denver area since 1972. She has handled criminal, commercial, civil and bankruptcy disputes. 鈥淚 intend to be a strong voice for Colorado鈥檚 smaller communities,鈥� she said in a release.

罢别肠丑苍辞濒辞驳测听辫颈辞苍别别谤 厂迟别惫别听奥辞锄苍颈补办 (ElEngr ex鈥�72,听HonDocSci鈥�89), Apple聽co-founder and inventor聽of the Apple I computer,听served as opening-day聽keynote speaker for聽CU-Boulder鈥檚 68th聽Conference on World聽Affairs in April. Among聽other things, he discussed聽self-driving cars, primary聽education, robots and聽Apple鈥檚 early days. See聽鈥淐ampus News鈥� in this聽issue for a short report.

Frances Koncilja (Law) was appointed to the Colorado Public Utilities Commission by Governor John Hickenlooper. A native of Pueblo, Colo., Frances鈥� law practice focuses on complex commercial litigation. She represents plaintiffs and defendants.