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Kross '82
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Kathryn Kross '82 has been named vice president and bureau chief
of CNN's Washington, D.C., bureau, the network's largest bureau. She is responsible for managing all news coverage generated by the bureau.
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Lederer '80G
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Richard Lederer '80G received
the 2002 Golden Gavel Award, Toastmasters International's most prestigious award, in recognition of his ability and influence as a writer and public speaker. He has published more than 3,000 books and articles about language and humor.
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Pilot '84
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Michael Pilot '84 was named vice president of global sales for GE Industrial Systems. Previously he held the position of vice president of Ameri-can sales for GE Global eXchange Services.
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Chernenko '71
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Susan Chernenko '71 was elected vice chairman of the National Association of State Aviation Officials (NASAO). She will also serve as chairman of NASAO's Center for Aviation Research and Education.
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Avallone '72
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Thomas Avallone '72 received the New Hampshire Construction Industry Ethics Award. He is president of Cobb Hill Construction in Henniker, N.H.
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Gottesman '70
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David Gottesman '70 was recognized as one of the best lawyers in the field of personal injury litigation in the 2003-2004 edition of The Best Lawyers in America.
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Vailas '73
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Arthur Vailas '73 was appointed by the speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives to serve on the board of the Mickey Leland National Urban Air Toxics Research Center in Houston.
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Lundholm '53
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Jere Lundholm '53 was the first recipient of the UNH Foundation's Volunteer of the Year Award. The award is given in recognition of exemplary service to both the university and the foundation.
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Came '60
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Paul Came '60G has launched Came/Sweeney, an executive search firm specializing in the recruitment of senior executives and middle managers in the healthcare, industrial, consumer, technology and financial sectors.
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Smith '73
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Sculptor Gary Haven Smith '73 was awarded a $30,000 artist advancement grant by the Greater Piscataqua Community Foundation. The grant was the first artist grant ever awarded by the foundation. Smith, a resident of Northwood, NH, is best known for his work in carved granite.
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Murphy '55
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Clarence J. Murphy '55, '57G, professor emeritus of chemistry at East Strouds-burg University of Pennsylvania, was named president of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science.
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