Al A. Kazickas, Jr., PE, ENG 86, a registered professional engineer, joined Parsons Overseas Ltd. as Senior Project Manager in their Middle East and North Africa region. Parsons is a global leader in planning and designing infrastructure, transportation systems and facilities.

John Kincade (1986) writes, "I am currently co-host of the "Buck and Kincade Show" on 680 The Fan - WCNN in Atlanta. It airs 3-7 weekdays.
I will serve as fill-in host for Dan Patrick during the Christmas holidays on his nationally syndicated ESPN Radio program."

Eric Milou, EDU '98, a mathematics professor at Rowan University in Glassboro, N.J., has received the Max Sobel Outstanding Mathematics Educator Award from the Association of Mathematics Teachers (AMTNJ) of New Jersey. The award recognizes an educator who has provided distinguished service to the AMTNJ and to mathematics education in New Jersey. A Rowan professor since 1997, Milou once served as president of AMTNJ. He is principal investigator and program director of the South Jersey Math Partnership, an intensive professional development project designed to improve the quality of mathematics and science instruction by middle school teachers. The project, which began in 2004, is funded with federal grants and has involved nearly 150 teachers.

Donna (Travis) Scott (1981) writes, "After graduating Temple, I attended Villanova University School of Law where I received my JD in 1985. Later that year I married Dennis J. Scott and we moved to Arlington, VA where I worked as Associate Counsel for the Department of the Navy. After taking a number of years off to raise our two daughters Nicole, 12, and Jennifer, 7, I accepted a position as General Counsel for Systems Planning and Analysis, a defense contractor. We currently live in Annandale Virginia."

David Kates (1980) writes, "David Kates(RTF'80)has completed an original score, with his partner jeffrey Silverman, for the documentary film ISRAEL IN A TIME OF TERROR produced by national radio personality Dennis Prager. The film is an in-depth look at how Israelis are coping with the ongoing stress of constant terrorist threats. David says, "The score is deeply emotional and intimate, with a sense of longing and anticipation. These people have such a strong sense of who they are and what they must endure, and we wanted the music to convey a quality of their inner struggle to persevere." Kates and Silverman have also written the original score for MAN OF THE YEAR, an independent feature starring John Ritter. David adds, "This picture is a very dark look at one man's fall from grace. We wrote a very aggressive jazz score, and had L.A.'s finest Jazz players perform the score live to picture." The movie has been playing in film festivals across the country."

David Kates (1980) writes, "David Kates(RTF'80)has completed an original score, with his partner jeffrey Silverman, for the documentary film ISRAEL IN A TIME OF TERROR produced by national radio personality Dennis Prager. The film is a in-depth look at how Israelis are coping with the ongoing stress of constant terrorist threats. David says, "The score is deeply emotional and intimate, with a sense of longing and anticipation. These people have such a strong sense of who they are and what they must endure, and we wanted the music to convey a quality of their inner struggle to persevere." Kates and Silverman have also written the original score for MAN OF THE YEAR, an independent feature starring John Ritter. David adds, "This picture is a very dark look at one man's fall from grace. We wrote a very aggressive jazz score, and had L.A.'s finest Jazz players perform the score live to picture." The movie has been playing in film festivals across the country."

Manon Catherine Cleary, TYL 68, an artist and retired faculty member of the University of Washington, D.C., had her newest work, skyscapes, showcased in the DC Arts Center (DCAC) gallery, works rendered and mounted in memory of her friend and DCAC founder Herb White. Clearys work can be found in private, corporate and institutional collections.

Manon Catherine Cleary, TYL '68, had a solo exhibition of her drawings at Addison/Ripley Fine Art in Washington, D.C

Anthony Buckley (1996) writes, "I Would like to announce my recent promotion from Senior Financial Analyst to Manager of Debt and Investments for the Oregon Department of Transportation. As the Manager I oversee a current portfolio of approximately $2 billion in State Municipal bond debt, as well as the structuring and issuance of additional bonds that provide funds to finance agency projects benefiting citizens of the State of Oregon. I also manage an agency bank valued at $50 to $75 million."

Ronald Bishop, SCT '97 and '83, associate professor in the Department of Culture and Communication at Drexel University, published �When Play was Play.� The book is a celebration of childhood pick-up games and looks at the disappearance of such spur-of-the-moment happenings. Bishop contrasts his and others' childhoods with the experiences of today's overscheduled and overcommitted youth who find much of their time taken up by organized sports and other highly supervised activities. Bishop has created an opportunity for everyone to share their pick-up game stories on a Facebook page called The Pick-up Games Project.