Kathleen Brennan, ESIA BA ’78, SPHHS MS ’80, LAW JD ’85, accomplished lawyer, passed away on Nov. 16, 2012 at the age of 56. Brennan worked throughout her career to improve health care through various organizations. She worked as the director of the uncompensated trust fund at the New Jersey Department of Health, served on the […]
Tag: 80s
Carl Lounsbury, CCAS MA ’77, PhD ’83
Carl Lounsbury, CCAS MA ’77, PhD ’83, recently had two book projects published: a collection of his papers entitled Essays in Early American Architectural History, and Bruton Parish Church: An Architectural History, which honors the three-hundred-year anniversary of the present church in Williamsburg. Lounsbury teaches a summer architectural field school course in the College of […]
Rose Gottemoeller, ESIA MA ’81
Rose Gottemoeller, ESIA MA ’81, has been formally nominated for the post of Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security. She has been serving in this capacity as Acting Secretary for several months.
Steven L. Frick, CCAS BS ’87
Steven L. Frick, CCAS BS ’87, a GW basketball standout and member of the University’s Athletic Hall of Fame, has been named chair of the department of Orthopaedic Surgery at Nemours Children’s Hospital in Orlando, Fla. Until recently, he and his wife Lisa Frick, CCAS BA ’85, resided in Charlotte, N.C. with their two children, Eric and Rachel. Dr. Frick […]
David Abrams, GWSB DBA ’87
David Abrams, GWSB DBA ’87, opened a new law office in Lake Mary, Fla., serving Central Florida in aviation, bankruptcy, commercial, corporate, computer & internet, copyright and trademark, family, and real estate law. Abrams is licensed to practice law in California, Florida, and Maryland.
Douglas F. Schneiderman, GWSB MBA ’86
Douglas F. Schneiderman, GWSB MBA ’86, a partner in his family’s Washington area real estate development company, Madison Homes, passed away July 29. Douglas Foster Schneiderman was a native of Queens and a 1983 community development graduate of the University of New Hampshire. He joined the now-defunct Milton Co., started by his father, in the […]
David Hildebrand, CCAS MA ’87
David Hildebrand, CCAS MA ’87, analyzes the history of the “Star Spangled Banner” in the article “Document Deep Dive: The Musical History of The Star-Spangled Banner” in Smithsonian Magazine. Read the full article in The Smithsonian Magazine online.
David J. Fischer, LAW JD ’83
David J. Fischer, LAW JD ’83, joined Crowell & Moring’s Tax group as a tax controversy and litigation partner. Focusing his national practice on tax controversy work, Fischer represents Fortune 500 companies, publicly traded corporations, and high net-worth individuals in tax matters. His clients include companies in the semiconductor, software, petroleum, mining, automotive, and banking […]
Alum Returns as CEO of GW Hospital
Barry A. Wolfman earned a master of health services management degree at the GW in 1984. And now he is returning to Foggy Bottom 28 years later as the chief executive officer and managing director of the GW Hospital. Wolfman arrived back at GW in April after three decades in health care management that took […]
Jeffry Taylor, ESIA MA ’86
Jeffry Taylor, ESIA MA ’86, passed away May 7 at the age of 51. Taylor spent his early youth in the Pittsburg area before moving to Ohio in the 1973. He graduated from Dennison University in Granville, Ohio, in 1983 with a BA in Spanish and South American Studies. At GW he completed a master’s degree in […]