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On Sept. 2聽Elisa Levinson聽(Asian鈥�11) married Shannon Martin of Houston. The happy couple lives in Haifa, Israel, while Shannon is attending medical school.

Beer department manager聽Geoff Penley聽(Mgmt鈥�11) and former Alumni Association student worker is employed at Cherry Hills Wine Shop, a small, specialty liquor store that focuses on mid-to-high-end wines and beers while offering some rare and collectible bottles as well. Geoff checks inventory, creates lists to order and meets with the representatives of liquor distributors to place orders. He lives in Boulder.

Three CU alums,聽Brett Wagner聽(贰苍惫顿别蝉鈥�11),听Ryan Wagner聽(Aero鈥�08), and聽Seamus James聽(Phil鈥�10), are involved in a family business called The Bespoke Edge. The men鈥檚 clothing company operates by appointment only in northern Colorado and sells clothes nationally online through its website bespokeedge.com. Brett helped create the art direction and website for the company and lives in Boulder. His brother Ryan runs the business development side of the company and lives in Littleton, Colo. Seamus is the web developer helping build the online store and website and lives in Boulder. The Bespoke Edge was started by Brett and Ryan鈥檚 father in fall 2012.

Little Forest聽is a novel series self-published through Amazon by聽Jessica Coleman聽(Film ex鈥�11). The book takes inspiration from Jessica鈥檚 home country, England. Jessica attended CU as part of her film studies and American studies degree at the University of Sussex in England. She writes she took many literature classes at CU that inspired her and is planning her next holiday to visit Boulder again soon.

Former CU-Boulder Alumni Association student worker聽Amanda Kudron聽(Engl鈥�11) celebrated the completion of one year at Teach for America in May. She is a language arts teacher at West Generation Academy in Denver. She lives in Federal Heights, Colo.

Forever Buffs Student Award Winner聽Daniel Omasta聽(PolSci鈥�11) is land stewardship assistant at Crested Butte Land Trust. Crested Butte Land Trust works to protect and preserve open land for wildlife, recreation and ranching. Daniel lives in Boulder.

The Denver Post聽飞谤颈迟别谤听Kristen Painter鈥檚 (MJour鈥�11) article 鈥淣ew era takes wing for business in Japan鈥� appeared in the June 12 issue. The story is about the first direct flight from Denver to Tokyo that took place on United Airlines in June. Read more about Kristen鈥檚 stories, blogs and tweets on her trip to Japan at denverpost.com.

In June聽Travis Peters聽(Econ鈥�11) received certificates of completion for the Diplomatic Leadership Corps, a one-time program designed by the Buckhead Coalition. It is a high-intensity, one-week introduction to business leadership and is free-of-charge to the applicants chosen. Travis lives in Boulder.

After graduating,聽Hamad Albarahem聽(Econ鈥�11) worked at Boston Restaurant Associates, a firm that owns 21 restaurants. He then moved home to Kuwait to work for Booz and Company, a leading consulting firm. Since then Hamad started a financial management firm for restaurants called InBetween Restaurant Management. He says it is the first of its kind in Kuwait.

Aric Franzmeier聽(Econ鈥�11) founded FlipTask, a website that matches personal or business-related errands posted by task posters with task runners to carry out the jobs. Tasks include picking up laundry and making copies at an office.聽

The Integer Group in Lakewood, Colo., promoted聽Landie Viljoen聽(Mktg鈥�11) to media planner/buyer and聽Kira Torgersen聽(Mktg鈥�06) to senior account manager. The Integer Group is a worldwide promotional, retail and shopping marketing agency.

Sarah Berger聽(BioCh鈥�12) received a five-year teaching fellowship from The Knowles Science Teaching Foundation Last fall she began teaching at Clayton Valley Charter High School in Concord, Calif.

Peace Corps education volunteer聽Emily Spiegel聽(Soc鈥�11) works as an English teacher trainer in Dangila, Ethiopia. Read more about her experiences in northwestern Ethiopia at emilyinethiopia.tumblr.com.

Torey deRozario聽(Fin鈥�11) proves that with perseverance, one person can make a difference. She serves as executive director for Hope for Life Ministries, a home for street boys in Rwanda. After December she hopes to start a new international business.

Colorado native聽Danielle Kreutter鈥檚 (Jour鈥�11) career has taken her all over the state. She has spent two years reporting in Grand Junction and some time in Aurora, where she helped cover the 2012 Aurora movie theater shooting. Last September she joined KKTV 11 News in Colorado Springs.

After helping to develop the C-Unit, the popular student section at CU-Boulder athletic events,聽Zack Shapiro聽(Jour鈥�11) co-founded Luna, a company aimed at making shipping more efficient and package delivery easier. The company was acquired by Doorman, a San Francisco-based package delivery service company. Zack continues as an adviser.

Alumni Association advisory board member聽Kate Spencer聽(IntlAf, Jour鈥�11) and聽Matt Wessels聽(Jour鈥�09) met at CU-Boulder and were engaged this fall. The couple was sure to get an engagement photo taken outside of the Armory building on campus, which houses the journalism department.

Matthew Davis聽(Jour) of San Francisco received second place for the 2013 best sports story from the California Newspaper Publishers Association for his article titled 鈥淵oung Guns鈥� in聽The Ark聽newspaper of Tiburon, Calif. He writes as a freelancer for the George Lucas Educational Foundation, Adobe and various other companies.

Friends聽Christian Nitu聽(Mktg) and聽Cory Finney聽(Fin鈥�12) sold their outdoor ski locker system to Best Lockers, a 46-year-old Maryland firm. The pair started their concept, a high-tech kiosk that networks with an app, after a friend鈥檚 skis were stolen. In February 2013, 71 of their lockers were installed at Winter Park Ski Resort. 鈥淔or us, it was a validation that we could build a product while we were in school that means something in the real world,鈥� Christian told The Denver Post.

A story in The Ark newspaper of Tiburon, Calif., by聽Matthew Davis聽(Jour) won second place for best sports story from the California newspaper Publishers Association. A freelancer, Matthew has also written for the George Lucas Educational Foundation, Adobe and other companies. He lives in San Francisco.