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Sean Matthews聽(Fin) joined Rovi Corporation in Santa Clara, Calif., as executive vice president for strategy and corporate development. He is responsible for the company鈥檚 strategic growth opportunities. Previously, Sean worked in leadership roles with Google and Motorola.

Tracy Wahl聽(Comm) is executive producer for National Public Radio鈥檚 鈥淢orning Edition,鈥� which reaches more than 13 million listeners. She joined NPR in 1997 and has produced radio and multimedia pieces all over the world. She was a key player in building 鈥淢orning Edition鈥檚鈥� social media operation.

Paul Zaidins聽(Acct) and Sharon Morris Zaidins (Fin鈥�88) were part of a group that acquired DataSpan, a Dallas-based provider of data storage, protection, data center infrastructure and wireless communication solutions. Paul was named chairman of the company鈥檚 board and is also the founder and managing partner. Sharon is managing director of BoneFish Capital, which sourced, negotiated and arranged financing for the transaction. The couple lives in Coppell, Texas.

Heath Prince聽(IntlAf), an education and workforce development researcher, was named director of the Ray Marshall Center for the Study of Human Resources in the University of Texas at Austin鈥檚 Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs. He joined the center in 2012 as a research scientist and associate director.

Abe 鈥淨uint鈥� Shafer聽(PolSci) was appointed by the governor of Missouri as an associate circuit court judge for Missouri鈥檚 sixth judicial circuit. He resides in rural Weston, Mo., with his wife, Christy, and their two children. Quint also serves as an adjunct professor in the MBA program at Benedictine College, where he teaches business law and ethics.

Steve Zemanick聽(ElEngr) opened a solo law practice specializing in trademark and copyright law called Four Reasons Legal. He lives in Denver with his wife and three children, who inspired the firm鈥檚 name.

Moyra Knight聽(Jour) joined the pharmaceutical company Astellas as head of corporate and employee communications. Moyra is responsible for developing and leading corporate brand initiatives across North and South America. She has more than 20 years of communications experience in the healthcare and consumer industries. She lives in Glenview, Ill.

Last year聽Sabine Kortals聽(Bus, Mus; MJour鈥�96) traveled to Ghana with Project C.U.R.E. and to Uganda and Rwanda with the Wirth Chair in Sustainable Development and the Global Livingston Institute as a field reporter to support humanitarian relief efforts. The Denver Woman鈥檚 Press Club awarded Sabine鈥檚 poem about Ghana, 鈥淪top Trying,鈥� first prize in its 2014 In-House Writers鈥� Contest. She also has launched an eZine about women driving social change,Woman ChangeMAKER. Find out more at womanchangemaker.net.

What would it be like for ten present-day people to be transported into the dinosaur age? Check out聽Geoff Jones鈥� (Engl) book,聽The Dinosaur Four. Geoff received inspiration for his book after visiting the University of Colorado Natural History Museum.

Free time is rare for聽Esther Manheimer聽(Anth), mayor of Asheville, N.C. She鈥檚 also a mother of three and works as a commercial litigation attorney at Van Winkle Law Firm. As mayor, she is a proponent of affordable housing in and of growing the city鈥檚 economy.

Will Newcomer聽(Mktg) owns a sports marketing company and organizes adventure, mountain bike and running races throughout the Rocky Mountains. He lives in Durango, Colo.

Shane M. Niebergall聽(PolSci) has been named partner at law firm Perkins Coie. He is a member of the firm鈥檚 intellectual property practice in the Denver office. He has prepared and prosecuted hundreds of patent applications in diverse technologies, including in the petroleum, medical devices, robotics and telecommunications industries.

Puget Sound Energy, Washington state鈥檚 oldest local energy company, named聽Jason Teller聽(PolSci) to its senior leadership team as vice president of customer solutions. Jason and his wife,聽Amy Teller聽(Acct鈥�96), a full-time mother, live in Sammamish, Wash., with their three daughters, Lauren, Ava and Genevieve.

After graduating from CU,聽Alexander Schuler聽(Bio, EnvCon) left Boulder for nine years, then returned with the goal of owning his own small business. Now he owns two 鈥� Arugula and Tangerine restaurants.

Former English teacher聽Melinda MacInnis鈥檚 (MEngl) trip to Swaziland seven years ago led her to take an eye-opening trip around the globe to film聽The Price聽a documentary about rhino poaching and the issues that arise from it. She was honored as one of聽National Geographic鈥檚 2014 Travelers of the Year for her efforts. Melinda lives in Boulder.

CU couple聽Dipesh Amin聽(Bio, Econ; MD鈥�05) and聽Sita Kedia聽(MCDBio, Ger鈥�01, MD鈥�05, MPubHealth鈥�14) are physicians by day, restaurant owners by night. The duo and a friend opened Table Top last summer in Denver鈥檚 Park Hill neighborhood. The restaurant focuses on new American cuisine and craft beer.

Carlos Hernandez聽(EnvDes) joined聽William Fox聽(CivEngr鈥�86) and聽Steve Tuttle聽(CivEngr鈥�94) as partner in the Fox Tuttle Hernandez Transportation Group. The firm is based in Boulder County and provides transportation planning and engineering support to communities across Colorado.

Lindsay McKae聽(Econ, PolSci) of Denver was elected partner of the law firm Lewis Roca Rothgerber. She represents lending institutions in complex finance transactions. She also advises 鈥巔rivate and public clients on acquisitions, dispositions, development and leasing of real estate assets, in addition to business formations, corporate 鈥巆ompliance and stock and asset sales and purchases.

After serving as a communications officer in the U.S. Marine Corps, working for Space Systems Loral in Palo Alto, Calif., and for Eaton Corporation in Costa Mesa, Calif.,聽Adam Brammer聽(Mgmt) was promoted to plant manager at a $300-million, 900-person Parker Hannifin aircraft actuator manufacturing plant in Irvine, Calif. The plant manufactures aileron, rudder and stabilator actuators for almost all existing military aircraft.

After nine years in Oregon, two-time Olympian聽Kara Wheeler Goucher聽(Psych) and husband聽Adam Goucher(Comm鈥�98) decided to move back to Colorado. Kara鈥檚 running career has been complicated by injuries, and she is eager to train again under her former CU coaches, Mark Wetmore and Heather Burroughs.