Dr. Stephen L. Sokolow (1974), Executive Director of the Center for Empowered Leadership has coauthored a new book entitled: The Spiritual Dimension of Leadership. The book is availabe online at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Corwin Press. Information about the book and the Center for Empowered Leadership is available at www.cfel.org

Edmund V. Cervoce, EDU 66, an educational consultant and learning disability specialist, was presented with the Order of the Tower Award by The Pennington School in Pennington, NJ. The award is considered one of the highest honors the School can bestow.

Thomas P. McCann, EDU 76, EDU 97, was appointed executive principal of Vineland High School in Vineland, N.J. He was previously the principal of Vineland High School South Campus and Landis Intermediate, and served as an adjunct teacher in the College of Educations graduate program.

Edwin Alberts (1971) recently accepted a position at Addiction Professionals Certification Board, Inc. located in East Brunswick, NJ as Web Coordinator.
Has the responsibility of daily web communications, site content and future electronic projects.

Judith E. Glaser, CLA '67, best-selling author and editor of �42 Rules for Creating WE,� has collaborated with 18 of her fellow Creative WE Institute members and co-founders to create a wealth of innovative ways for putting �WE-centric' thinking into practice in your organization and workplace. Their book, �42 Rules for Creating WE,� spans an extraordinary range of value, from the latest neuroscientific findings to insights gleaned over thousands of engagements in business consulting, branding and beyond.

Mary Rose Ciddio (1970) writes, "It has been over 30 years since I have seen many of you.... I lived in Boston for 10 years and completed two Master's Degrees there - Boston College in Sociology and Assumption College in Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling. I worked for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for 8 years as a counselor and supervisor and then moved to California where I now live in Berkeley. My husband, Jim, and I have two kids - 15 and 18, 2 dogs and a business doing Vocational Counseling and Consulting including Expert Witness services for various entities. We certainly have better weather here than back east. "

Mary Rose Ciddio (1970) writes, "While I continue to work as a Vocational Consultant and Expert Witness I have also been offered and accepted a part time position as a Counselor and Instructor in the Disabled Students Services Program at Merritt College in Oakland, CA."

Lee B. Zeplowitz, SBM '82, was appointed to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) legacy advisers group, which comprises law, financial planning, banking, trusts, investments and insurance professionals.

Charles Kantner (1982) writes, "Chuck Kantner is now living along the south coast of Massachusetts in the small town of Rochester.

Married to Sue (Fox) Kantner (Temple, 1981), we have two daughters.

I am currently working as Director of Foodservice Marketng for the Ocean Spray Cranberry cooperative in Lakeville, MA."

Roseann B. Termini, EDU '79, LAW '85, a food and drug professor and attorney, presented a special seminar at the Food and Drug Administration's Office of Cosmetics and Colors. The title of her presentation, �American Beauty: Current Effectiveness of Cosmetic Safety and Future Directions,� was based on an article she co-authored on that topic. She recently served on a food safety issues panel for a public policy series by the Pennsylvania Bar Institute. That presentation was called �Legal Issues Involved in Protecting the Nation's Food Supply.� Additionally, Termini is the author of Life Sciences Law: Federal Regulation of Drugs, Biologics, Medical Devices, Foods and Dietary Supplements.