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President Obama announced聽Daniel Smith聽(Hist鈥�77) as nominee for assistant secretary for intelligence and research for the Department of State. Previously Daniel served as executive secretary of the state department from 2007-2010 and the U.S. ambassador to Greece from 2010 to 2013. His overseas service includes tours in Bern, Istanbul, Ottawa and Stockholm. Daniel taught political science at the U.S. Air Force Academy.

Federal judge on the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado聽Christie Martinez Arguello聽(Edu鈥�77) was inducted into the Colorado Women鈥檚 Hall of Fame in March. She also leads the Arguello Dream Team, which mentors and inspires young people to pursue a college and graduate degree. Nominated by President George W. Bush as a federal judge, she lives in the Denver area.

District court judge聽Morris Hoffman聽(Math鈥�74, Law鈥�77) recently published a book,聽The Punisher鈥檚 Brain, which discusses the science behind why people punish and forgive each other. Morris was appointed to the Denver District Court in December 1990. He also is an adjunct faculty member for CU-Boulder鈥檚 law school. Morris lives in Denver with his wife,聽Kate Knickrehm听(尝补飞鈥�82).

Kant in Hong Kong听颈蝉听Gray Kochhar-Lindgren鈥檚 (Phil鈥�77) book about how travel, philosophy and the city connect, drawing inspiration from the regular city walks of philosopher Immanuel Kant. Gray is professor and director of the Common Core curriculum at the University of Hong Kong. He previously served as associate vice chancellor for undergraduate learning and professor of interdisciplinary arts and sciences at the University of Washington Bothell.

If he weren鈥檛 an attorney,聽William Nelson聽(PolSci鈥�77) told the聽Colorado Springs Business Journal, he would be a landscaper or nurse so he wouldn鈥檛 have to wear a tie. But he wears that tie well as a partner in the Colorado Springs location of the firm Lewis Roca Rothberger. He began as a law clerk in 1981.

Jamie Forbes鈥� (Phil) collection of short stories,聽The Widow Smalls and Other Stories, was published by Pronghorn Press in 2014. Her first book,聽Unbroken, won the 2011 WILLA literary award for outstanding contemporary fiction. Jamie lives and practices law in Greensboro, N.C.
Ellen McCormick聽(MCDBio; MD鈥�81) retired from her medical practice after nearly 20 years. She closed Pediatric Associates of Ca帽on City last May. She and her husband are planning a move to Denver to be closer to family.

The digital money transfer provider Xoom appointed聽Chris Shimojima聽(IntlAf) to its board of directors. He will work as an independent board member, serving on the compensation and nominating and corporate governance committees. Chris is the CEO of Provide Commerce, a floral and gifting e-commerce retailer, and previously served as the vice president of global e-commerce at Nike for six years.

Debra Jason (MCommDisor) published Millionaire Marketing on a Shoestring Budget this year. The book, which received an EVVY Award from the Colorado Independent Publishers Association, provides business advice for entrepreneurs and small business owners. Debra started her own company, The Write Direction, in 1989.

Former Colorado attorney general and current Colorado Springs mayor John Suthers (Law) was granted the Silver Spur award by the Pikes Peak Range Riders, a group that supports the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo. The annual award honors an outstanding citizen. John has also served as U.S. attorney for the District of Colorado and executive director of the Colorado Department of Corrections. He was sworn in as mayor in June. John and his wife, Janet Suthers (PolSci鈥�73; MBA鈥�89), have two grown daughters.

Catherine Zublin (Comm) has been appointed interim dean of the Telitha E. Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities at Weber State University. She has worked for Weber State for 30 years, first as a theater professor and then as associate dean of the arts and humanities college. She also has been the lead costume designer for more than 50 theater productions.

In February,聽Debra Bean聽(Anth, Art) was named聽president of John F.聽Kennedy University. She聽previously served as provost of National University,聽the second-largest聽nonprofit university in聽California. Debra also聽served as associate dean聽at the Columbia College,聽School of Media Arts. She聽has held management聽positions in the fields of聽strategic marketing, media聽and online brand development for clients such as聽American Airlines, msnbc.com and Nike.

Director of the Boulder Jazz Dance Workshop (BJDW) Lara Branen (Dance; MA鈥�87) has been directing its workshops since the first session at the Chautauqua Community Hall in 1978 and has seen the group expand from fewer than 20 students to about 150. Lara, who lives in Northern California, flies into Boulder for a month to direct the workshop, which she says has developed a reputation as 鈥渁 college-based summer dance study setting with heart.鈥� The BJDW was started by Lara and Michael Geiger (MDance鈥�78) and is still run mainly by CU alumni.

Carol Callan (MPE; MBA鈥�87) is USA Basketball women鈥檚 national team director and chair of the USA Basketball聽women鈥檚 national team player selection committee. She played a key role in picking the players for the U.S. Women鈥檚 National team for the 2016 Olympics in Rio De Janeiro. Carol has been the women鈥檚 national team director since 1996.

In December Brian Campbell (IntlAf) was elected Mayor of Rancho Palos Verdes (RPV), a suburb of Los Angeles. He鈥檚 served as an elected councilmember since 2009 and as vice mayor twice. Brian was an Army ROTC graduate and served overseas as an infantry officer after graduating from CU. He serves in the California State Military Reserve and is the executive officer of the Special Operations Support Detachment. Brian is also CEO of BC Urban LLC, a commercial real estate firm. He and his wife have two teenage sons.

Gordon Trafton (TransMgmt) was appointed to the board of the Canadian Pacific Railway. He served as a special advisor to the Canadian National Railway leadership team until 2010 and has held several leadership positions with Illinois Central Railroad and Burlington Northern Railroad. At CU he is chairman of the Leeds School鈥檚 Board of Alumni and Friends.

Mark Busby (PhDEngl) published a book of poetry titled Through Our Years: Occasional Poems 1960- 2017. Many of the poems reflect Mark鈥檚 years in Boulder.

Timothy Cooper (MMus) has retired after more than 20 years as a music director and composer on the Las Vegas strip, but he remains a part of the city鈥檚 vibrant arts community. He maintains a recording studio and is currently musical director at temples Bet Knesset Bamidbar and P鈥檔ai Tikvah. The choir he directs and accompanies at First Christian Church, Las Vegas, has been selected to sing at Carnegie Hall on Nov. 19, 2017.

Susan Chandler (MAnth) has been聽elected to serve as the president of the Society for American Archaeology from 2017 to 2019. She and husband Alan Reed (Anth鈥�76; MA鈥�78) are retired from Alpine Archaeological Consultants, the cultural resource company they founded in 1987. Two of Alpine鈥檚 new owners are also CU alums: son Charles Reed (Anth鈥�05) and Rand Greubel (础苍迟丑鈥�84).

Yusur Wajih Al-Madani聽(MEngl; PhD鈥�82), associate dean for academic affairs at Kuwait University, received the Alumni Association鈥檚 2017 George Norlin Award over Homecoming Weekend. The award recognizes alumni who have demonstrated a commitment to excellence in their chosen field.

Paul Criscuolo聽(Econ) has worked for 40 years in the beverage industry in the U.S. and Asia. He is the CEO of Aged Whiskey Man Consulting LLC, a Massachusetts company serving distilleries. Paul and wife Rhonda live in Massachusetts.