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In February, legal services firm Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati opened an office in downtown Boulder. Vern Norviel (ChemEngr鈥�81) and Tony Jeffries (Fin鈥�89), partners with the firm, are leading the team at the new location. Wilson Sonsini provides legal counsel regarding life sciences, technology and growth enterprises. Vern works in Wilson Sonsini鈥檚 patent and innovation group, and Tony works in the firm鈥檚 corporate practice group.

Lance Geiger (PolSci鈥�89) has made a name for himself as 鈥淭he History Guy鈥欌�� on YouTube. In October, his channel 鈥� presenting short stories of forgotten history 鈥� surpassed 1 million subscribers, a milestone achieved by less than .005% of YouTube鈥檚 37 million channels. He lives in O鈥橣allon, Illinois.

In June Todd Saliman (PolSci) was named president of the University of Colorado. He will serve in the interim as the CU Board of Regents conducts a national search for a permanent president. Previously, Todd was CU鈥檚 senior vice president for strategy, government relations and chief financial officer.聽

Since he began podcasting in 2005, Dan Carlin (Hist) has developed two successful podcasts, Hardcore History and Common Sense, which have hundreds of millions of downloads, and is one of the most listened-to podcasters of all time. In March, Dan spoke as a part of CU Boulder Where You Are, an online series that highlighted teaching, research and innovation. He lives in Eugene, Oregon.聽

After 16 years of working at the Barrier Islands Center, located on an 18-acre farm in Machipongo, Virginia, Sally Dickinson (Hist; MEdu鈥�92) has been appointed executive director of the cultural center that preserves the history of the Barrier Islands along Virginia鈥檚 Eastern Shore. Sally鈥檚 area of focus in this new role is expanding education and opportunities for local children.聽

After 23 years at his former firm, Adam Kenny (PolSci) has joined Kennedys, a global law firm, as special counsel in the Basking Ridge, New Jersey, office as a member of the defense group.聽

John Towle (Engl) was appointed chief client officer for Hearts & Wallets, a financial services research and bench-marking firm. John brings more than 30 years of experience in financial services to his role and will focus on product marketing, marketing communications and distribution marketing.

In February 2020, Boulder native Alexander Munn (Hist) was hired as chief legal officer of BBPOS, a worldwide manufacturer of point-of-sale terminals and software for global banks, merchants and distributors. Prior to this new position at BBPOS, Alexander was senior litigation counsel at BPE Law Group, PC, based in Sacramento, California.聽

While working at IBM, Jennifer Hatfield (Advert) submitted many patent disclosures for the IBM Call for Code Embrace initiative, which seeks to support racial justice by calling on Congress for change. Jennifer writes that it was very rewarding to connect with others and use technology to make the world a better place.

Daniel Griffin (Phil) of Port Washington, New York, is a member of the Division of Infectious Diseases and an associate research scientist in Columbia University鈥檚 biochemistry and molecular biophysics departments. He also is president of Parasites Without Borders, an organization that brings the latest information to the frontline of the medical field, and hosts This Week in Parasitism, a popular podcast with more than 2 million downloads.

Last June, Chris Jarnot (Rec) announced his retirement after more than 30 years at Vail Resorts. He started his career as a marketing assistant and worked his way to executive vice president of the company鈥檚 mountain division. Chris cited his three children as motivation to retire. He lives in Edwards, Colorado.聽

John Comerford (Film, Psych) of Seattle was on the scene to film former NBA star Bill Walton sorting recycling during Dead & Company鈥檚 set break from their summer show at Folsom Field. John was there at the behest of Marianne Moulton Martin (EnvCon鈥�95), associate director of CU鈥檚 Environmental Center.

Adam Kenny (PolSci) writes he鈥檚 been practicing law in New Jersey for the past 25 years and is a member of the Weiner Law Group, LLP in Parsippany. Since graduating, he has completed nine marathons, including the New York City Marathon three times. He and his wife, Margaret, are the proud 鈥淧op Pop鈥� and 鈥淣ana鈥� to three grandchildren, which inspired his first book, Pop Pop Rules, published in November 2018.

On July 14, 2015, all eyes were on Pluto.聽础濒补苍听厂迟别谤苍鈥檚 (PhDAstro) new book, co-authored with David Grinspoon, is Chasing New Horizons: Inside the Epic First Mission to Pluto. It tells the story of the men and women behind the mission that sent the NASA spacecraft New Horizons screaming past Pluto at more than 32,000 miles per hour.聽Alan, who led the mission, lives in Colorado with his wife, Carole. They have two daughters and a son.

Michelle Ator聽(PolSci) of Friday, Eldredge & Clark, LLP in Little Rock, Ark., has become a fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers. She is the fourth woman in Arkansas to achieve this accomplishment since the organization鈥檚 inception in 1950. The September induction ceremony took place during the ACTL Annual Meeting in Montreal, Quebec.

Marti Nault Schuham聽(Engl) climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in early September. She and husband Rick live in Illinois.