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Fairchild '59
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Tom Fairchild '59, UNH professor of animal nutrition, former dean of the College of Life Sciences and Agriculture and former interim UNH president, was described as "a New Hampshire agricultural icon" in September when the UNH dairy center was named after him.
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Bigglestone '60
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A plaza next to Memorial Field was named after former women's athletics director Gail Bigglestone '60 in August in recognition of her service to UNH.
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Taylor '96
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Osten Taylor '96, an equity trade manager in Boston, was picked to be a cast member of the TV series "Survivor, Pearl Islands," which began in September.
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Benson '71
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David Benson '71 has been named senior vice president and controller of Verizon. Benson, who is also a member of the Corporate Leadership Council, has been with the company for 32 years.
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Ahern '58
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Maureen Ahern '58, professor of Spanish at Ohio State University, received a year-long fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities to complete a book entitled Transformative Frontiers: Martyr Narratives and Ritual Performance on Missionary Frontiers in Northwest New Spain (1530-1645).
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Emerson '78
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Karl Emerson '78, director of the Pennsylvania bureau of charitable organizations, was named one of the 50 most influential people in non-profit community by the magazine NonProfit Times. Emerson was appointed bureau director in 1995: previously he was with the Pennsylvania Office of Inspector General.
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Ferris '78
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Mike Ferris '78 has been named vice president of the Ben Hogan golf division of Spalding Sports Worldwide. Previously, he was executive director of Golf Balls Worldwide at Spalding.
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O'Connell '82
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Colleen O'Connell '82, an attorney with McLane, Graf, Raulerson and Middleton, has been appointed to the executive committee of the New Hampshire Estate Planning Council.
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French '48
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Barbara Conner French '48, a New Hampshire state representative from Henniker, was named New Hampshire Public Citizen of the Year by the New Hampshire Pediatric Society. She was a sponsor of legislation in 1993 that established the Healthy Kids Corporation to provide health insurance to uninsured and under-insured children.
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Anderson '74G
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John Anderson '74G, formerly dean of admissions and financial aid at Kenyon College, has joined Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass., as the director of college counseling. He was awarded Kenyon's William A. Long award in 1999.
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Turner '91
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Michelle Turner '91 has been named vice president and financial advisor at Banknorth Investment Management Group in Portsmouth, N.H.
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