1990-1999
Alycia Orcena '90 was ordained a deacon in the United Methodist Church in May 2024. She was appointed to serve at the Methodist Theological School in Ohio and William Street UMC, both in Delaware, OH. (06/25)
Doreen DeLaney Crawley '91 joined the board of trustees at the United Way of Central Ohio. Currently, she is a member of the Grange Senior Leadership Team and founder of the Grange Women's Leadership Group, serving on the boards of the African American Leadership Academy, Ohio Wesleyan University, and St. James Christian Center Foundation, as well. (11/24)
Christopher Kahler '91 presented "FLUID," an art exhibition, at Bruno David Gallery in Missouri. This was his 13th solo exhibition with the gallery. His "FLUID" series uses mixed media to explore the overlapping relationships between abstract expressionism, color field, psychedelia, and pop art. (06/25)
Evelyn Jones Walter '91 won the 2024 Heart of Broomfield Heart & Soul Award, presented to an individual who consistently gives of themselves to their neighbors, local groups, and strangers. She is an active volunteer, often giving her time to nonprofits and organizations in Colorado like 100 Women Who Care, the Rocky Mountain Down Syndrome Association, Broomfield FISH, and more. "Evelyn is just one of the most selfless, caring people that I've ever met," a friend said. "She not only identifies a need, but strives to do whatever is needed in order to make a change." (11/24)
Matt Schrader '91 was appointed chief growth officer of XD Agency, a creative agency for brand experiences. With more than 20 years in the industry, Matt moved into this newly created role after serving as head of client experience at the agency. (11/24)
Andy Crawford '92 (second from left) was cheered on by his 1992 classmates, from left, Karen Crossman Crawford, Jodie Gordon Lucas, and Libby Hendershot during his hilarious performance as George Hay in Moon Over Buffalo in August. The play was performed at the Little Theater Off Broadway in Grove City, OH, and was a laugh-out-loud treat. The friends confirm that Andy's stage drunken antics, fight scenes, and falls were a new side of their friend, as they recall that back in the days at Welch, euchre was more his speed. (11/24)
Kimberly DiPaola LaPointe '92 was named senior managing director and head of wealth distribution of Macquarie Asset Management in New York City. Previously, she was head of wealth at Cohen & Steers. Her three decades of global industry experience include senior roles at PGIM, a private banking company, where she led PGIM Investments International in London. (11/24)
Ann Piroumoff Kelly '92 joined SJW Group, a water utility processing, distribution, wholesale, and retail company, as chief accounting officer and principal accounting officer. She was most recently the chief financial officer for American Electric Power, where she led a team of more than 250. (06/25)
Mark Swaim-Fox '92 was named president and CEO at the Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio. Previously, he served for 18 years as executive director of the Cleveland chapter of Facing History & Ourselves, a national nonprofit that uses lessons of history to challenge teachers and students to stand up to bigotry and hate. (11/24)
Chad Garland '94 was named director of the Iowa Memorial Union at the University of Iowa Division of Student Life. Chad previously served as senior director of University Center, student life and event services at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs. (11/24)
Richard Ritter '94 was named head coach of Cedarville University's (OH) golf programs. Previously, he coached at New Albany High School, serving as the head coach of both the boys and girls programs since 2021. (06/25)
Randy Runser '95 was promoted to assistant vice president at National Interstate Insurance Company in Richfield, OH. Randy lettered for four years on the OWU varsity baseball team. He lives in North Ridgeville, OH, with wife Amy and daughter Reese. (06/25)
Tara Scarlett Peacock '95 was elected to the board of trustees of the Frist Art Museum in Nashville, TN. She currently serves as president and CEO of the Scarlett Family Foundation, a Middle Tennessee-based foundation working to ensure all students have access to a highquality education. (11/24)
Vivek Sujan '95 was named a 2024 National Academy of Inventors Fellow. The NAI promotes inventors with patents, and the fellow status is nationally recognized as the highest professional distinction awarded to inventors. Vivek is an expert in vehicle mobility systems and holds more than 250 patents across many domains, including vehicle ecosystems, system dynamics, diesel engines, advanced powertrains, electrification, automation, and controls. (06/25)
Daniel White '95 was named superintendent of Revere (OH) Local School District. Dan had been superintendent of Keystone (OH) School District since 2018. (11/24)
Cindi Galaty Galabota '97 joined the Colorado State University faculty as the CSU extension director in Archuleta County. She is responsible for overseeing all extension programs in the county, which focus on natural resources, agriculture, and community education and engagement. She and her family have lived in Pagosa Springs, CO, for 20 years. (06/25)
Megan Hinton '97 was the 2024 recipient of the Provincetown Artist Association and Museum's Award for Artistic Excellence for their work as a visual artist, educator, and curator. In conjunction with the award, a survey show of Megan's work from the past three decades was featured in a solo exhibition at the museum in Provincetown, MA. (06/25)
Jason McGrath '97 was named vice president for enrollment management at the College of Wooster (OH). His career in higher education spreads across 25 years, including at Vanderbilt University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. (06/25)
Angela Quatman Klett '97 was named president of Huntington Insurance, Inc., in Columbus, OH. She most recently served as senior vice president of corporate development at Nationwide Insurance, where she led mergers and acquisitions, ventures, and strategic partnerships. (11/24)
Saurabh Gupta '98 joined the World Resources Institute in Washington, D.C., as general counsel, leading the organization's legal function, managing institutional risks, and providing legal expertise and guidance. (11/24)
Louis Joseph '98 was named director of the Baltimore City Arts Council (MD). He has been with the organization for 10 years, previously serving as the Arts Council's prizes and competitions manager. He also founded and directed the Institute of Contemporary Art Baltimore from 2012 to 2022. (06/25)
Kevin McGurn '98 was named CEO at the Triller Group, an AI-powered social media and live-streaming event platform for creators. Kevin previously served in executive roles at T-Mobile, Vevo, Fullscreen, Otter Media, and Hulu. (06/25)
Brian Danzis '99 was promoted to president North America of Seedtag, a global contextual advertising agency in New York City. He was originally the managing director, driving revenue growth and expanding Seedtag's market presence into the United States. (11/24)
Matthew Garrison '99 joined American Municipal Power as vice president of accounting. He has more than 25 years of experience in accounting, including 18 years in multiple roles with Mettler- Toledo International, Inc., a corporation that produces precision instruments and services. (06/25)
Andrew Lievense '99 was elected to a one-year term in June as president of the Federal Bar Association, Eastern District of Michigan Chapter. Andrew has worked for 14 years as a prosecutor with the U.S. Attorney's Office in Detroit. (11/24)
Tomiquia Moss '99, of Oakland, CA, was appointed to the Governor's Military Council. Moss has been secretary of the Business, Consumer Services, and Housing Agency since 2024. She was founder and CEO of All Home from 2019 to 2024. She also has served as chief of staff for the City of Oakland Mayor's Office from 2015 to 2017. (11/24)
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