Robert Davis (1977) writes, "I have authored a training CD concerning Information Technology Auditing. "IT Auditing: The Process" is published by Pleier Corporation. This training material is distributed to the public through website http://pleier.com/itatp.htm. Furthermore, I have authored a fourth monograph for Boson Software ("Information Systems Auditing: The IS Audit Reporting Process"). My Information Systems Auditing booklet series can be found at http://www.boson.com/Product/64.html. "

Robert E. Davis (1977) writes, "I have authored another training CD regarding Information Technology Auditing. "IT Auditing: Irregular and Illegal Acts" is published by Pleier Corporation. This training material is distributed to the public through website http://pleier.com/itaacts.htm. Furthermore, I was recently bestowed the Certified Internal Controls Auditor certificate by the Institute for Internal Controls."

John Baum (1969) is currently employed by Temple University (Main Campus), where he's been involved in positions of increasing responsibility in the office of Development & Alumni Affairs for the past fifteen years. John's current position is Director, Major Gifts. Prior to that, John was employed by Mellon Bank as a Commercial Loan Bank Officer. After graduation from Temple in 1969, John played professional basketball for the Chicago Bulls, New York Nets and Indiana Pacers. "I wanted to get re-involved with the University. I enjoy the University environment's energy and diversity."

Susan Schaefer (1976) writes, "Susan Toby Schaefer, M.A '76, B.A. '71 has just graduated from Univeristy of Maastricht's European Public Affairs Programme with a Master's Degree, cum laude. Drs. Schaefer has also been accepted as a Ph.D. candidate in the Faculty of Arts and Culture, where she will begin her doctoral dissertation on political leadership focusing on the current constitutional crisis in leadership in the European Union. "

Alan Maurer, MED 75, received the Lifetime Achievement Award of the Society for Nuclear Medicines Academic Council. A past president of the Society for Nuclear Medicine, Maurer currently heads the Societys GI Council.

Marianne Gideon, EDU 76, CHP 79, an educator and site visitor, retired from Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education after 27 years and 3,500 site visits in virtually all specialties and subspecialties. Following her retirement, she joined Partners in Medical Education, Inc., a consulting firm in Irwin, Pa., that provides hands-on advice and education to graduate medical education professionals in the areas of ACGME accreditation, GME operation and management, and professional de

Rona (Mager) Michelson (1967) writes, "I am a marriage and family therapist living in Modi'in, Israel. My husband, Rabbi Aaron D. Michelson, and I have 5 children and 15 grandchildren, all also living in Israel. I enjoy doing therapy, teaching and supervising family therapists, gardening, and traveling, but I get the most pleasure from time spent with my children and grandchildren. We are always happy to receive visitors."

Barbara Hillier, EDU 72, principal of Hillier Architecture in Philadelphia, has built a Website with her husband J. R. Hillier. The site called OBIT, www.obit-mag.com, is about interesting lives from a fresh perspective with stories focusing on lives well lived, what death can mean to the living, and what living meant to the dead.

Michael H. Cook, CLA 69, has joined Blank Rome, an international law firm representing businesses and organizations, as a partner in its health law group. He will be based in the firms Washington, D.C., office. Cook was most recently a partner in the health care and life sciences group at Epstein Becker & Green.

Ellen Evert Hopman, EDU 78, had two books published this year: A Druid's Herbal of Sacred Tree Medicine, a non-fiction work on Irish tree lore, and Priestess of the Forest: A Druid Journey, her first novel.