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Television producer Lee Aronsohn is the co-creator of Two and a Half Men and executive producer of The Big Bang Theory. Last November, he returned to Boulder to film a rare concert of Magic Music, Colorado鈥檚 first jam band, for a documentary on the group. The performance was the band鈥檚 first concert in 40 years.

With 30 years鈥櫬爀xperience in聽marine biology, 闯别蹿蹿谤测听惭补谤肠耻蝉 (EPOBio) of聽Miami, Fla. was recognized by Worldwide聽Branding for his dedication, leadership and聽excellence in freshwater聽and marine ecology.聽He works for Stantec聽Consulting Services and聽specializes in environmental restoration and聽permitting advisory聽services.

Greg McMenamin聽(EnvDes) and daughter聽Madelyn (IntPhys鈥�12)聽traveled to Machu Picchu聽last October and took a聽photo at the ruins with a聽giant CU flag.聽Greg is a Louisville,聽Colo., resident and the聽principal and owner of the聽architecture and planning聽company McMenamin聽Design Associates.

As founder and executive director of Youth聽Challenge, a Cleveland聽nonprofit, Mary Sue聽Anter Tanis (Rec) brings聽together children with聽physical disabilities and聽youth volunteers for participation in recreational聽activities. It was while聽working at the CU-Boulder rec center with聽injured Vietnam vets that聽Mary Sue was first inspired to dedicate her life聽to working with physically disabled people. She聽returned to the Cleveland聽area after graduation聽and founded Youth Challenge in 1976.

After serving on the board of the Oregon chapter of the American Planning Association for more than 25 years, Dennis Egner (EnvDes) has been named to the prestigious American Institute of Certified Planners College of Fellows for his achievements in urban planning.

For 45 years Anita Sanchez (DistSt; MPubAd鈥�77; PhD鈥�88) has been consulting, training and coaching in business, government and nonprofits around the globe with her husband, Kit Tennis (Psych鈥�75; MPubAd鈥�77; DBA鈥�86). Her latest book, The Four Sacred Gifts: Indigenous Wisdom for Modern Times, will be published by Simon & Schuster in September 2017. Anita serves on the boards of Bioneers and the Pachamama Alliance. In their spare time, Anita and Kit lead trips into the Amazon聽to live and learn with dream culture tribes whose worlds are threatened by rainforest destruction.

Virginia Tech math professor Martin Day (MMath; PhD鈥�78) has been named professor emeritus by the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors. He has been at the university since 1980. Martin鈥檚 students appreciated his patience and thorough instruction, the university noted, while his colleagues praised his insightful contributions to curriculum development.

Jane Gianvito Mathews (EnvDes) was awarded the William H. Deitrick Service Medal by the North Carolina chapter of the American Institute of Architects. The medal honors a member who exhibits extraordinary service to the community, profession and AIA North Carolina. Jane is president and principal of Mathews Architecture in Asheville, N.C.

For the past seven football seasons, Phil Caragol (Comm), known to many Folsom Field attendees as Buffalo Phil, has run through the stadium on game day with a furry horned buffalo helmet adorned with a mullet and CU beer koozies. It all started after his return to Boulder seven years ago, when, during his first game back in聽Folsom, Phil watched disheartened students and alumni in the stands and decided he wanted to do something about it. He writes that he鈥檚 proud to serve as the Buffs鈥� positive and friendly 64-year-old superfan and cheerleader. He and wife Susan Blickhahn Caragol (Jour, Psych鈥�75) live in Boulder.

Nancy Eckman Clanton (ArchEngr) was elected president of the American Council of Engineering Companies of Colorado鈥檚 board of directors. Nancy鈥檚 Boulder lighting design company is Clanton & Associates, Inc.

Barbara Cooke (Psych; MBA鈥�81), Los Angeles Forever Buffs chapter leader since its founding in 1988, received the Alumni Association鈥檚 2017 Leanne Skupa-Lee Award over Homecoming Weekend. The award recognizes passionate volunteers who serve CU Boulder and the Alumni Association.

John B. Elstrott (PhDEcon) is board chairman for MicroBiome Therapeutics, a company focused on the microbiome and how it impacts human health. John, a former chairman of Whole Foods Market, recently retired from Tulane University鈥檚 A.B. Freeman School of Business after 30 years as a professor. He served as the first chief financial officer for Celestial Seasonings, the Boulder-based tea company.

It was an exciting time for women鈥檚 tennis when identical twins Judy Sigel Freeman (Art) and Jill Sigel Greer (Art) attended CU. Professional female tennis player Billie Jean King had just beaten Bobby Riggs and Title IX had just passed for equality in sports for women. Yellow tennis balls were just being tested. 鈥淲hat an incredible experience for two Minnesota girls who played one tennis match in high school and won the Lake Conference in high-top tennis shoes and cutoff jean shorts!鈥� wrote Judy. Her CU sweatsuit now hangs in Old Main. The twins, now 65, continue to play tennis together in the Twin Cities. 鈥淲e dress alike and feel that usually gives us a three-game advantage,鈥� said Judy, whose husband, Todd Freeman (Mktg鈥�74), was a cheerleader at CU. Judy and Jill鈥檚 sister Susie Sigel Teboul (Jour鈥�82) also went to CU, along with Judy鈥檚 son Zach Freeman (Mgmt鈥�06) and Jill's daughter Allison Greer (IntPhys鈥�16). 鈥淲e聽all continue to have the University of Colorado deep in our hearts,鈥� wrote Judy.

Santa Fe聽resident聽顿补惫颈诲听顿辞耻驳濒补蝉 (Law) is founder聽of the all-volunteer聽organization Waterlines,聽which is committed to聽providing the world clean聽drinking water. Currently,聽Waterlines鈥� main projects聽are focused in Panama聽and Kenya, but since聽its founding in 1986, it聽has worked with over聽700 communities in 15聽countries.

Arthur Kaufman (Engl; MA鈥�19) enjoyed returning to CU to get his master鈥檚 degree last year. He writes, 鈥淚 suppose I鈥檓 doing what many of my fellow post-grad Master of Arts are doing, or at least trying; living life as imperfectly as possible, fighting the evil that is apathy and warring with those who would, with libelous slander, contend that the arts, literature, especially, are 鈥榰nnecessary.鈥� That, and trying to 鈥榩erfect鈥� my own ragu, of course.鈥�

Last January, Boulder鈥檚 Anita Sanchez (DistSt; MPubAd鈥�77; Phd鈥�88) was honored as one of 43 World-Changing Women in Business. She was invited to speak about indigenous wisdom for women in business at the 2020 World-Changing Women鈥檚 Summit in Sonoma, California. She is the author of several books.

After more than 30 years of service, John C. Green (Econ) has retired from the University of Akron. As a professor of political science, John served as department chair, vice dean, dean and director throughout his career. In honor of his many years of service, the university established the Dr. John C. Green Endowed Scholarship Fund. He lives in Silver Spring, Maryland.