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The four-part mini-series 鈥淢aking Monsters鈥� was produced by聽Nathan Charlan聽(Jour鈥�03) and aired on the聽Travel Channel鈥檚聽鈥淲eekends to Die For鈥� in October. Nathan is director of development at the television production company Warm Springs Productions based in Missoula, Mont. He finds potential characters and television series ideas to pitch to networks, often traveling the country in search of new ideas. When not on the road, he lives in Arvada, Colo., with his wife and young son.

Denver resident and German native聽Matthias Edrich聽(InfSys鈥�03) was elected to the German American Chamber of Commerce as secretary of the Colorado chapter. It promotes trade, commerce and investment between Germany and Colorado. Matthias has been a board member of the Colorado chapter for two years and is a governor鈥檚 appointee to the State of Colorado Private Activity Bond Allocations Committee. He is a tax attorney in the Denver office of Peck, Shaffer & Williams, a public finance law firm.

Community and environmental issues are an important aspect of聽Thor Erickson鈥檚 (EnvDes鈥�03) life. He joined the Community Design Center of Pittsburgh as the community programs manager where he oversees grant-making and is involved with community outreach, educational events and civic engagement. Prior to joining the company, he worked for the Bigfoot Asia Pacific Foundation in the Philippines where he served while in the Peace Corps. He is an active member of Habitat for Humanity International.

In recognition of her 15-year tenure at CU聽Kathleen Bollard聽(MBA鈥�03) was honored by President聽Bruce Benson(Geol鈥�64, HonDocSci鈥�04) at the Office of the President and System Staff Council鈥檚 Years of Service awards reception. She works as a faculty member in the modern languages department at CU Denver.

尝补飞测别谤听Nicholas Kant聽(Jour鈥�03, Law鈥�06) has won many prominent cases in his career, including one against Walmart on behalf of the attorney general of New Jersey. He also successfully sued a drapery maker, which was covered on Fox 5鈥檚 鈥淪hame Shame Shame鈥� television segment, and won a default judgment against duct cleaning companies who were manipulating customers with a bait-and-switch scheme. Nick lives in South Orange, N.J.

Caroline Hult (Engl, Hum鈥�04) and Elliott Hood (Comm, PolSci鈥�04) met 21 years ago by the pool at CU Boulder. They married 15 years ago. On Twitter, Elliott wrote, 鈥淚鈥檓 still counting my blessings and grateful for her love, support, and patience.鈥�

Gen茅t Simone (PhDEdu鈥�04) is academic program director for Western Washington University鈥檚 teacher education outreach programs in Bremerton, Washington. She writes, 鈥淎ll of my experiences as a grad student in Boulder helped pave the way for supporting new candidates and mentoring them into the teaching profession. I am forever grateful for the mentoring of my professors.鈥� She is also a high school teacher. Last year, she published a memoir Teaching in the Dark about her first year as a teacher in the Arctic.

This spring,聽Colorado Gov.聽Jared Polis appointed聽Michelle A. Chostner聽(Anth, Psych鈥�04) to the聽10th Judicial District聽Court of Pueblo,聽Colorado. She was sworn聽in by the chief judge聽of the district in April.聽In 2017, the Colorado聽District Attorneys Council聽selected her as the聽outstanding prosecutor聽of the year. Michelle is聽married and has three聽children. She and her聽family live in Pueblo.聽

Robert Coombs聽(Comm, MA鈥�04) is CEO聽and founder of Baton聽Health, a healthcare technology company. The聽company, which focuses聽on healthcare credentialing, has generated just聽under $9 million since聽its founding in October聽2022. Robert lives in New聽York City.聽

Joe Franco聽(PolSci鈥�04)聽is a public affairs and聽advocacy expert. He was聽appointed vice president聽of programs and development for The Washington聽Campus, where he will聽design and lead graduate-level courses in public聽policy for MBA students聽from around the world.聽He was also appointed by聽Maryland Gov. Wes Moore聽to serve on the Maryland聽Thoroughbred Racetrack聽Operating Authority,聽serving a four-year term to聽provide oversight over the聽Preakness and other key聽horse racing operations in聽the state of Maryla

Law firm Brownstein Hyatt聽Farber Schreck named Patrick Berry (Comm鈥�04) as a shareholder in the firm鈥檚 corporate department. Patrick鈥檚 work has included private middle-market mergers and acquisitions, as well as joint ventures and partnerships. Patrick is based in the firm鈥檚 Denver office.

Jamie Kreiner (Hist, Mus鈥�04), a history teacher at the University of Georgia, released a new book, The Wandering Mind. The book recounts how medieval Christian monks identified distraction as a fundamental challenge 鈥� and how their efforts to defeat it can impact people today. The book received praise from Time, The New York Times and The New Yorker.

The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) published Clean Energy Innovators: NREL People Working to Change the World, a softbound book written by NREL鈥檚 Ernie Tucker. The book, which can be downloaded online for free, tells the stories of NREL鈥檚 people and the technologies they鈥檝e advanced to help confront the climate crisis. The book features several CU alumni including catalyst researcher Kim Magrini (PhDChem鈥�88), hybrid electric vehicles researcher Rob Farrington (PhDMechEngr鈥�92), battery system researcher Matt Keyser (MechEngr鈥�91) and Olympic biathlete Tim Tetreault (MechEngr, MS鈥�04).

础辫辫别濒濒补迟别听濒补飞测别谤 Kendra聽N. Beckwith (Jour,聽PolSci鈥�04) joined Lewis聽Roca鈥檚 litigation practice聽group as a partner.聽Kendra has briefed and聽argued almost 60 cases聽nationwide in both state聽and federal courts and聽deals with a variety of聽issues relating to employment, insurance law,聽commercial litigation聽and more.

National Institute聽of Standards and聽Technology physicists Ian Coddington聽(PhDPhys鈥�04) and聽Kevin Cossel (PhD-ChemPhys鈥�14), along with Nathan Newbury,聽were finalists for the 2022聽Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medal in聽the science, technology聽and environment category. They were recognized聽for developing a revolutionary system to detect聽methane gas leaks from聽oil and gas production聽facilities in addition to聽identifying other pollutants that contribute to聽global warming. Working with collaborators聽at CU, this technology聽has been transferred聽to a startup company聽that has made strides in聽expanding its capabilities and deploying the聽system in key oil and聽gas-producing states.

Jonathan Lucero聽(Fin鈥�04; Law鈥�07) and his聽wife, Brittany, welcomed聽a third addition to their聽family. Zo茅 Sof铆a Lucero聽was born three months聽premature, and Jonathan聽writes she has made a聽miraculous recovery.聽Judge Lucero serves as聽a municipal court judge聽in Aurora, Englewood聽and, occasionally, Castle聽Rock, Colorado.

Patrick Salvi II聽(Mgmt鈥�04) was named聽president of the Illinois Trial Lawyers聽Association. In 2007, he聽graduated from Notre聽Dame Law School and聽joined Salvi, Schostok聽& Pritchard P.C. as an聽attorney, where he was聽named managing partner聽of the Chicago office in聽2017. Patrick concentrates his legal practice聽on cases involving personal injury, medical聽malpractice and masstorts. He also serves as a聽board member of Legal聽Aid Chicago, an organization that provides聽free legal services to聽people living in poverty. In recognition of his聽outstanding legal work,聽Patrick has been listed聽in Lawdragon鈥檚 500 Leading Lawyers in America,聽an elite guide in the legal聽profession, for the past聽six years.

After living in London聽for nine years, 惭别谤颈肠颈听痴颈苍迟辞苍 (PolSci鈥�04) moved聽to Washington, D.C.,聽to join the U.S. Digital聽Service (USDS) at the聽White House. Over the聽past year, she has led聽Child Tax Credit Implementation for USDS. After聽graduating from CU, Merici received her MBA at聽University of Denver and聽then went on to set up聽the Consumer Financial聽Protection Bureau and聽set the digital and data聽strategy for its first director, Elizabeth Warren. Her聽family lives on Capitol Hill聽and loves visiting Denver聽and Boulder.

Cerno, a lighting business, was started by Bret Englander (Jour鈥�04) 鈥� resident of Laguna Beach, California 鈥� and two of his childhood friends. Cerno products are inspired by nature and manufactured in California. Bret serves as the company鈥檚 director of sales and marketing.

Mike Carter-Conneen (Jour), a former D.C. TV reporter and anchor, is now director of corporate communications at CarbonCure Technologies. In April, the company won the $20 million Carbon XPRIZE for its innovations in carbon dioxide removal, transforming concrete into a climate solution.