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The Integer Group announced the hiring of聽Jennifer Jelsma聽(Mktg) as digital producer,聽Adam Sponnick聽(Comm鈥�08) as client financial accountant and聽Katie Walker聽(Advert鈥�04) as account supervisor and the promotion of聽Pete Curtis(Advert鈥�01) to senior copywriter. The group is based in Lakewood, Colo.

Selected from a pool of more than 180 applicants,聽Eric Rasmussen聽(EBio, MEdu鈥�14) and聽Rosemary Wulf聽(Phys, MS鈥�14) received five-year teaching fellowships from the Knowles Science Teaching Foundation. Eric teaches at Silver Creek High School in Longmont, Colo., and Rosemary teaches at Thornton High School in Thornton, Colo.

CU Anschutz medical school student Paige Bennett (IntPhys) was selected as one of six to receive the 2015 Pisacano Scholarship from the Pisacano Leadership Foundation. These awards are given to students attending U.S. medical schools who demonstrate a strong commitment to the specialty of family medicine.

Using her Fulbright-National Geographic Digital Storytelling Fellowship, Ari M. Beser (PolSci) traveled throughout Japan and produced photo essays, videos and articles to give voices to those affected by the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki 70 years ago and the Fukushima nuclear power plant meltdown five years ago.

While a student Bryant Mason (Econ, EnvSt) founded CU Going Local, a sustainable food group. In 2010, he founded the Urban Farm Company of Colorado, which gives individuals the knowledge to start growing food in their own backyards.

Jacob Elyachar (Jour), chief content producer and writer for jakes-take.com, received the top designation in the national 2015 Small Business Influencer Awards. Jakes-take.com uses an investigative approach to covering pop culture. Jacob was nominated in the journalist category for his achievements and community support. He is also a columnist for Examiner.com and SciFi4Me.com.

Chris Hoyd (Law) is the founder and CEO of RightRaise, a free crowdfunding platform focused on legal, social and civic matters. For its first campaign, RightRaise partnered with PowerCorps PHL, a Philadelphia-based affiliate program of Ameri Corps focused on youth violence prevention and workforce. Fellow alum Gabriel Kuettel (IntlAf鈥�14) works as a community strategist for RightRaise.

High Altitude Observatory scientist Nicholas Pedatella (PhDAeroEngr) is this year鈥檚 recipient of the SCOSTEP Distinguished Young Scientist Award for his groundbreaking contributions to understanding the influence of atmospheric waves. The award ceremony was held June 6-10 in Bulgaria. Nicholas lately has focused on the development of data techniques for an atmospheric climate model. He lives in Boulder.

Boulder native Kirsten Suddath (Math, Phil; MBA鈥�16) joined聽millennial ad-buying platform flytedesk as director of finance and operations. In her role, she manages finance, human resources, corporate development and marketing. Throughout her career Kirsten has worked for start-ups in the clean technology and local-foods space.

Maji Safi Group, co-founded in 2013 by Boulder native Bruce Maj Pelz (EnvSt), empowers local community health workers in Tanzania to fight waterborne diseases by teaching lifesaving water, sanitation and hygiene practices. Bruce works with the Boulder community and CU at a variety of levels to promote awareness of the global water sanitation crisis and social responsibility.

Chelsea Thomas (Psych) has worked for Colorado credit unions since graduation. She handles everything from graphic design to switching online banking systems.

Last August Brett Miller (AeroEngr) and Megan Foster married at the Omni golf resort in Broomfield, Colo. Brett designs military jets for Boeing-Phantom Works. The couple lives in St. Louis, Mo.

Ellen Koenig (Neuro ex), a relation of CU Boulder benefactor Samuel Koenig (ElEngr1913), namesake of Koenig Alumni Center, stopped by campus in May to snap a picture with his portrait. Ellen鈥檚 great grandfather, Rudolph Koenig, was Sam Koenig鈥檚 brother and mayor of Golden, Colo. A prosecutor in the Brooklyn district attorney鈥檚 office, Ellen previously served as a law clerk for Judge John G. Koeltl of U.S. District Court for the Southern聽District of New York. She and her husband live in Manhattan.

Michael Bishof聽(MPhys; PhD鈥�14) and Cynthia Pekron recently welcomed their third son, Ignatius 鈥淚ndy鈥� Charles Bishof. Indy was born in August in Elmhurst, Ill. He joins big brothers Casimir Patrick and Ronan Thomas.

Last fall聽骋别辞谤驳别听叠谤测补苍迟聽(MBA)聽was named vice president聽and general manager聽of Colorado outdoor聽product company Sierra聽Designs. He previously聽served as retail and national accounts manager聽for Textron Specialized聽Vehicles. He is an active聽member with Colorado聽Trout Unlimited. 聽

On Dec. 29, 2017,聽Matthew Evett听(尝颈苍驳)听补苍诲听Amanda Fendrick聽Evett聽(IntlAf, PolSci鈥�13)聽celebrated their second anniversary. They聽returned to Colorado after聽living in Washington, D.C.,聽post-graduation and now聽live in Fort Collins. Amanda works at Colorado聽State University. Matthew聽works in Cheyenne as聽a speech pathologist at聽LifeCare.聽

础迟迟辞谤苍别测听础诲谤颈别苍苍别听厂肠丑别蹿蹿别测聽(PolSci) joined聽the Denver office of Littler,聽a global employment and聽labor law practice. She聽previously clerked for two聽years for the Hon. Rebecca Freyre of the Colorado聽Court of Appeals.聽

Bruce Pelz聽(EnvSt) is co-founder and U.S聽president of the nonprofit Maji Safi Group, which is celebrating its five-year anniversary. The mission of the organization is聽to 鈥減romote health and disease prevention in underserved and impoverished areas through holistic community empowerment and by working predominantly聽with local women and youth.鈥� While attending CU, Bruce studied abroad in Tanzania and wrote an honors thesis titled 鈥淭he Future Environmental Views of Children聽across Cultures and Socioeconomic Class.鈥澛燗s part of his research, he surveyed students in five Tanzanian primary schools and two American elementary schools.

Brian Schroy聽(Jour) is regional fight manager for the nonprofit Haymakers for Hope, which empowers men and women to learn boxing as a way to raise money for cancer research. After Brian graduated from CU, he moved to New York to work for a public relations agency specializing in outdoor sports. Three years later, he opened an action sports and lifestyle PR and marketing company, B Dot Media Group. Brian lives in Boulder.