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After more than five years of work, Arvada, Colo., resident聽Beau Beckley聽(Mgmt鈥�07) published his first book聽Make Moves 鈥� Success Through Motion聽(Beckley Books). The book is a recording of Beau鈥檚 life journey as well as his observations on life. He has consolidated and documented 27 years of life lessons into seven values.聽Beau is one of the founding members of the university鈥檚 Colorado Creed, a code of values for students to follow.

After graduating聽Andrew Dunkle聽(Art鈥�07) taught English for a year in Taiwan and lived there for an additional year during which he co-founded , a website for studying, teaching, volunteering and interning abroad. While building the site he became interested in travel writing and is a top content contributor to the website. Andrew is CTO of the website and lives in Berkeley, Calif.

At the first annual Brilliance Awards architectural lighting design recognition ceremony in June,聽Josh Miller聽(ArchEngr鈥�07) received a merit award in the exterior and landscape category for his work with AE Design Group for the Denver Civic Center Park. Josh lives in Littleton, Colo.

Along with a few other Forever Buffs聽Kate Schlag聽(Mktg鈥�07) works for Clean Energy Fuels, the largest provider of natural gas as a transportation fuel in North America. The company is building America鈥檚 Natural Gas Highway, a $450 million dollar investment to move goods across the major trucking corridors in America. Kate lives in Newport Beach, Calif.

Last summer聽H茅l猫ne Tournier聽(Mktg鈥�07) received the 1er Prix Or, Grand Prix V.I.E Afrique Australe 2012 award. She is part of VIE (International Business Volunteer), a government program that helps young European professionals find work for French companies overseas for six-to-24 month periods. The award promotes the expertise of young international volunteers and rewards their professional expertise and personal efforts.

CU couple聽Keziah Swales聽(Fin鈥�07) and聽Karl Wonstolen聽(Fin鈥�07) married in August in Boulder. They met in 2004 at the Leeds School of Business. Keziah is a consultant at Accenture and Karl is an analyst at Fisher Investments. They live and work in San Francisco.

Since graduating, musician聽Ryan Bloom聽(Mus鈥�07) played the drums on an album for Candlelight Records and moved to Bellingham, Wash., where he works as a drum teacher. He used both of these experiences and his CU education to write a book,聽Double Bass Drumming Explained: A Comprehensive Reference on the Art and Science of Double Bass.聽The book was self-published in May 2012 and can be found at .

础耻迟丑辞谤听Aileen El-Kadi聽(PhDSpan鈥�07) published her book聽Sam No Es Mi Tio聽last year. The book chronicles the Latin American experience in the U.S. It was published in 12 countries and was ranked second best-seller, nonfiction book by Amazon in 2012. Aileen lives in El Paso, Texas, where she is an assistant professor and director of Brazilian studies at the University of Texas at El Paso.

As a CU freshman in 1989-90聽Dave Upthegrove聽(EnvCon鈥�07) was appointed to the board of the CU Environmental Center. He writes this helped spark his interest in environmental issues. Today he is a member of the Washington state legislature serving as chairman of the House environment committee. He lives in Des Moines, Wash.

Osteopathic medical student聽Amber Hull聽(IntPhys鈥�07) was elected to the American Osteopathic Association鈥檚 Board of Trustees as the student representative and will serve as chair of the Council of Student Affairs. Amber studies at the Midwestern University/Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine. She plans to practice obstetrics and gynecology.

Assistant professor of chemical and biological engineering聽Jason Bara聽(PhDChemEngr鈥�07) developed a carbon-capture process using imidazole solvents. This process is licensed by ION Engineering in Boulder. He lives in Tuscaloosa, Ala., and teaches at the University of Alabama.

Last year聽Matt Dority聽(Econ, Fin鈥�07) joined聽Hunter Manchak聽(Econ, Engl, Jour鈥�05) and聽Marcus Choi聽(MechEngr鈥�05) in running the 2013 Arizona Tough Mudder, a 10-12 mile-long military-style obstacle course. The event has raised more than $5 million for the Wounded Warrior Project. The three Buffs volunteered to be in a photo shoot for General Mills as part of the Tough Mudder sponsorship with Wheaties cereal. Their photo was chosen, and the three appeared on a few million Wheaties boxes.

While pursuing her doctorate degree in ovarian cancer research,聽Melissa Price聽(MCDBio鈥�07) has been working with a large consortium that is trying to identify genetic risk factors across multiple cancer types and the underlying biology of these factors that contribute to disease. For her project Melissa is performing the functional follow-up on one of these factors to see how the genetic variation affects the cellular process in order to understand how ovarian cancer arises in certain individuals. On another note Melissa and her husband聽Charles Buckley聽(EPOBio鈥�07) had a baby girl, Clara Buckley, Sept. 26, 2013. The family attended the CU-Boulder MAVEN mission to Mars weekend festivities in Cocoa Beach, Fla., in November. They live in Wesley Chapel, Fla.

Granted, it鈥檚 not exactly avalanche season but that doesn鈥檛 mean that聽Scott Havens聽(Engr鈥�07) isn鈥檛 busy. With a team of five graduate students at Boise State University, he studies avalanches with the help of sound waves and hopes to create a real-time avalanche monitoring system. To get there, the quintet strives to build and implement infrasound 鈥� the sound below the threshold of human hearing in the 1-20 Hz range 鈥� microphones to track the avalanches. The relatively cheap devices also are used to measure volcano eruptions and tornadoes.

Two CU alums bring some laughter to Chicago!聽Jessica Stegner聽(Thtr鈥�07) and聽Yvette Rebik聽(Jour鈥�06) joined the improvisational comedy organization ComedySportz in Chicago earlier this year. Jessica performs long-form improvisation and sketch comedy, something that Yvette has also been doing for the past eight years. Yvette is part of various independent improvisation teams but says performing at ComedySportz Chicago has always been her dream.

Door to Door Organics, an online grocer, partners with local farmers and artisan producers to deliver organic produce and natural groceries in Colorado and nine additional states. President and CEO聽Chad Arnold聽(MBA鈥�07) has done such a good job that his company, which is based in Louisville, Colo., won Naturally Boulder鈥檚 鈥淐ompany of the Year鈥� award and received a $3.25 million Series A round investment from Greenmont Capital in 2012. Chad lives in Boulder.

Few people can say they were a part of a space mission.聽Kevin Heng聽(MAstro鈥�05, PhD鈥�07) can. He works as a professor for the University of Bern in Switzerland, which leads the CHEOPS 鈥� Characterizing Exoplanets Satellite 鈥� space mission and the PlanetS framework for exoplanet and solar system research. Kevin joined the university鈥檚 Exoplanets and Exoclimes Group after finishing a term at the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton.

Each year no more than 2.5 percent of Colorado lawyers are selected as 鈥淐olorado Super Lawyers Rising Stars.鈥� This year聽Ryan Kalamaya聽(Law鈥�07) was honored with this award. Ryan works at the firm Reynolds, Kalamaya & Voboril in Eagle County. He is the only attorney in the central Rocky Mountains named to the list in the family law category.

Of the 14 people in聽Emily Hite Smith聽(Hist, Jour鈥�07) and聽Ryan Smith鈥檚 (A&S ex鈥�07) wedding party, 11 were CU graduates. In all, almost half of the guests were CU alumni. The couple were married at the Koenig Alumni Center on CU-Boulder鈥檚 campus on June 28, 2014. They met in Boulder in 2005 when both lived at the Campus Townhouses on 11th and Pleasant Streets. The wedding had a James Bond-theme. Everyone took a break from dancing to sing the CU Fight Song. Emily is a media supervisor at LEVEL Brand and Ryan is a banker at Wells Fargo. They live in Minneapolis.

As NASA鈥檚 deputy social media manager,聽Jason Townsend聽(PolSci) of Washington, D.C., coordinates more than 450 social media accounts for the space agency. They broadcast about NASA鈥檚 people, missions and programs.