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Because nearly one-third of the world鈥檚 population lacks access to health care,聽Mark Arnoldy聽(Psych鈥�10) and four young entrepreneurs teamed up to launch the campaign Crowd Fund Health. Mark is executive director of Nyaya Health, an organization that works to provide more people in Nepal with health care. On the portal, people can make a donation of at least $10 that flows directly toward medical treatment for some of the poorest patients on the planet.

The Integer Group is among the world鈥檚 largest promotional, retail and shopper marketing agencies. Last fall the Lakewood, Colo.-based company hired聽Katie McBrien聽(Comm鈥�12) as assistant account executive. Katie lives in Denver.

Last October聽Kristen Wolfe聽(Engl鈥�10) joined the Chicago office of Faegre Baker Daniels, an advisory and advocacy law firm, as an associate in the labor and employment group. Kristen received her law degree from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law in 2013. She lives in Long Grove, Ill.

Forbes magazine named聽David Dinetz聽(Art鈥�10) and聽Dylan Trussel聽(Film鈥�09) to its annual 鈥�30 Under 30鈥� list. David and Dylan cofounded Culprit Creative, an agency that specializes in branded storytelling for clients that include ESPN and Red Bull. Other clients include King, the maker of the Candy Crush app, and Legendary Pictures.

As founder and director of Peruvian NGO ConCiencia,聽Daniela Benavides聽(EPOBio鈥�10) is focused on bringing Peruvian students outdoors to enjoy direct experiences with nature. Her organization works with some of the most underserved fishing communities in Peru. Daniela was asked to speak in Sydney, Australia, as the keynote speaker at the IUCN World Parks Congress.

Former CU defensive tackle聽Darius Holland鈥檚 (Soc鈥�10) son Isaiah played football for the Buffs this fall. Darius lettered all four years as a player under coach Bill McCartney. He lives in Highlands Ranch, Colo.

Sarah Kleinman聽(PolSci鈥�10) has begun a dual master鈥檚/doctorate program in art history at Virginia Commonwealth University. She received a full-tuition scholarship and a two-year doctoral assistantship to support her research on audience engagement and public attitudes toward the arts. Sarah also was offered admission to programs at Boston University, Georgetown University and George Washington University. She has moved to Richmond, Va.

After completing more than 930 hours of unpaid public service legal work,聽Ashley Steele聽(Psych鈥�10) was recognized by the University of Texas law school as a 鈥淧ro Bono Superstar.鈥� She had the highest number of hours in her graduating class. She also was given a one-year fellowship with the Initiative for Public Interest Law at Yale Law School to work with the nonprofit Texas Defender Service, which advocates for fair and just criminal systems in Texas. Ashley鈥檚 project is to establish a statewide public defender office for Texas death penalty appeals.

Ehsan Shariati Varnosfaderani聽(MElEngr鈥�10) writes to say she has fond memories of CU. Ehsan is a web designer living in Granite Bay, Calif.

Mark Arnoldy聽(Psych), the CEO of Possible, a nonprofit delivering low-cost healthcare to the poor, was named one ofForbes聽magazine鈥檚 top 30 Under 30 Social Entrepreneurs in January 2014. Prior to Possible, he worked closely with a Nepali social entrepreneur for three years to help treat malnourished children and also helped create two U.S. businesses to fund Nepal nutrition programs.

Last summer聽Sara Weisberg聽(EnvSt) studied coral reef ecology and the conservation of marine systems along Australia鈥檚 Great Barrier Reef with Miami University鈥檚 Earth Explorations global field course. She is pursuing a master鈥檚 degree from Miami University鈥檚 Global Field Program.

Westview High School in Oregon added former CU quarterback聽Cody Hawkins聽(Hum) to its coaching roster as offensive coordinator. He previously worked for The Ohio State University as a graduate assistant.

After receiving her law degree from Gonzaga University,聽Amanda Hensen聽(Class, Engl) joined Sherman & Howard LLC鈥檚 Denver office as an associate. She is in the firm鈥檚 litigation, trials and appeals practice group, one of the largest in the Rocky Mountain region. At Gonzaga, she served as editor for the Gonzaga University Journal of International Law and the Gonzaga University Law Review. Amanda also is a guardian ad litem with the Rocky Mountain Children鈥檚 Law Center and a member of the Colorado Women鈥檚 Bar Associations.

Baby boy Gordon Weymouth Lowry was born to Heather Weymouth Lowry (MBA) and Matthew McClellan Lowry (Econ鈥�97; MLaw鈥�01) on Sept. 2, 2015.

David Dinetz (FilmSt) and Dylan Trussell (FilmSt ex鈥�09), founders of the film company Culprit Creative, were recognized by Forbes鈥� 30 Under 30 feature in 2014 for 鈥渞e-writing the marketing playbook spurred on by the rise of digital technology.鈥� Previously freelancers for Fox Studios, the duo worked on executive film productions and a horror short.

The franchise owner of Touching Hearts at Home, Chris Greene (Engl) is working to bring non-medical services to seniors and the disabled. His business has doubled revenues from 2014.

Segal McCambridge Singer & Mahoney hired Laura Henneman (Advert) as an associate attorney in Chicago. She will be concentrating on the defense of toxic tort claims. While at CU, Laura was a recipient of the Chancellor鈥檚 Achievement Scholarship.

The Alaska Arts Confluence held the first installation of original maps by local cartographer Jeffrey Moskowitz (Geog) in December. The installation highlights areas of southeast Alaska using up-to-date satellite imagery, topography and bathymetric features. He acquired data for his maps from NASA, the U.S. Geological Survey and NOAA. Jeffrey combined his love for backcountry recreation with his training in cartography to start his聽own mapmaking and publishing business, Hemlock Lines of Haines, in 2015. His art aims to help humans identify themselves in the surroundings they can鈥檛 see in everyday life.

贬补颈濒别别听碍辞别丑濒别谤聽(PolSci; MEdu鈥�12) joined聽the CU-Boulder Alumni聽Association in January聽as the project manager聽for local events and outreach. Her passion for聽the cultivation of rich and聽meaningful programming聽within higher education,聽especially in her home聽state, inspired her to聽work for her alma mater.聽She lives in Denver.

Ernest Wong (ExecMBA) was named vice聽president of corporate development at Accera Inc.,聽a clinical-stage biotechnology company focused聽on product development聽for Alzheimer鈥檚 disease.聽Ernest has more than 20聽years of experience in the聽biopharmaceutical industry. He previously worked聽at Piramal Imaging, where聽he was responsible for聽business development聽and licensing transactions聽in neuroimaging.