Timothy Ogline (1992) writes, "7 November 2003

Tim E. Ogline, Illustrator - NOVEMBER 2003 ANNOUNCEMENTS

Tim E. Ogline's piece, "Culture Clash" (attached below), was designated a Certificate of Merit Winner in the Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles IIlustration West 42 Competition. The annual juried nation-wide competition will display winners on the SILA web-site's Illustration West 42 On-Line Annual (http://www.SI-LA.org) in early 2004. There will also be a gallery show of selected works at the Creative Arts Gallery in Burbank, CA in January 2004.

The Society of Illustrators of Los Angeles was founded in 1953 by a handful of Southern California advertising artists and designers primarily to promote the professional status of illustration art as well as foster both philanthropic and educational goals. From this small beginning it has grown to a very productive membership whose work is seen locally and nationally by millions each year in all printed media, television, films the Internet and gallery exhibitions.

Tim E. Ogline is a Yardley, PA based illustrator and graphic designer. Ogline is an alumnus of, as well as a former instructor, at Temple University's Tyler School of Art. He is also principal of Ogline Design. Ogline Design recently produced all identity, print collateral and web-site development for Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell's Inaugural. Ogline Design works with a number of Philadelphia area clients including Big Brothers Big Sisters Southeastern Pennsylvania, Girard College, TargetX, CTO Dance Bands, Capitol Promotions and Ultimate Studios as well as Tampa, Florida's Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce among others. Visit oglinedesign.com to view Ogline Design's capabilities and creative. Visit timogline.com to view Ogline's illustration gallery.

TIM E. OGLINE'S NOVEMBER 2003 PUBLISHED ILLUSTRATION WORK:
Outdoor Life - November 2003
Philadelphia Style - November/December 2003
Loyola Lawyer - Fall 2003
The Bucks County Writer - Fall 2003
Directory of Illustration 20 - shipping the week of November 17, 2003

Please point your web-browser to the following URL in order to view the illustration work of Tim Ogline:
http://www.timogline.com

Please point your web-browser to the following URL in order to view Ogline Design's work:
http://www.oglinedesign.com
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Timothy Ogline (1992) writes, "Ogline Design has gone up the creek with the development of branding and website for a new online literary magazine, Wild River Review. This groundbreaking quarterly publication features internationally recognized talents including Orhan Pamuk, Elif Shafak, James Hubbell and many others in truly exemplary interviews, fiction, poetry, art, columns and comics.

Ogline Design Principal Tim Ogline serves as the Art Director and Comics Editor of the new magazine. His award winning "Electrical Activity of the Heart" short story, "Opening Books & Closing Doors", is featured on the site as well.

Visit the Wild River Review website at http://www.wildriverreview.com.

Visit the Ogline Design website at http://www.oglinedesign.com."

Steven Bernard (1986) recently accepted a position at Human Rights Campaign located in Washington, DC as Deputy Director of Development. Steven recently was employed at Clinique as Regional Education manager.

Tracey Dolin Waldmann joined Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP as an associate in the Firm’s Litigation Services Department, resident in the Philadelphia office. Ms. Waldmann is returning to the Firm after serving as a clerk to the Honorable Noel L. Hillman in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey from August 2006 to February 2009. She was previously an associate with Schnader from 2001 to 2006, and was a summer associate with the Firm in 2000.Ms. Waldmann will focus her practice in the areas of products liability and aviation litigation. She is a graduate of Temple University Beasley School of Law (J.D. 2001, cum laude), where she was the Articles/Symposium Editor of the Temple Law Review. She received her M.A. in Political Science in 1996 from Temple, and her B.A. in Prelaw in 1992 from Pennsylvania State University.

Kathy Balin (1996) writes, "After years of working as a NJ prosecutor, I started my own firm. I specialize in criminal law. I welcome, and honor all referrals. I am also an adjunct professor at Rowan University and working on my first book. On a personal note, I am single again and recently hiked the Grand Canyon."

After obtaining a Masters of Divinity and desired to a degree which would help me encourage and empower social change within my community and the world

I recieved my Masters of Divinity degree on May 27, 2006 from Union Theological Seminary upon returning from a travel seminar to Egypt,Jordan, Palestine, and Isreal.

Teresa (Gelenian) Gelenian-Wood (1981) writes, "Terri (MFA Tyler) had a piece of her metal work accessioned into the permanent collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, England via the museum's acquisition of the Benton Seymour Rabinovitch Collection of contemporary metalwork. The full collection was on view in the Whiteley Galleries from Oct. '05 through Feb.'06. An accompanying catalogue entitled Contemporary Silver Part ll: Recent Commissions was published containing an image and article on Gelenian-Wood's piece. (Available through the V & A bookshop www.vandashop.com)"

William J. Kuprevich, Jr., CST '69, was presented with the Pennsylvania Osteopathic Medical Association (POMA) Distinguished Service Award in June 2009. Board certified in family practice/osteopathic manipulative medicine and sports medicine, Kuprevich served as chief medical officer (CMO) for Team USA at the Games of the XXIX Olympiad in Beijing, China, where he was the first D.O. to hold the CMO position in an Olympic event. He also served as the CMO at the 2007 Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where he covered USA boxing and weightlifting; and at the 2006 Winter Paralympic Games in Torino, Italy, where he covered the USA alpine ski team. He has also served as team physician for several collegiate and high school athletic teams.

Lorraine Branham, SCT 76, director of the School of Journalism and the G.B. Dealey Regents Professor at the University of Texas at Austin, was named dean of Syracuse Universitys S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.