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Honoring Commitmentore than 500 alumni, fac-ulty, students, and staff reunited on campus the
weekend of November 2 – 4 to cel-ebrate the 50th Anniversary of the School of Pharmacy at Northeast-ern and to mark 85 years of excel-lence in pharmacy education with its founding institutions. The grand
celebration was the highlight of a yearlong commemoration of the milestone anniversary.
Constantine Meriano founded the Meriano School of Pharmacy in 1927. It later became the Boston School of Pharmacy and then the New England College of Pharmacy. In 1962, it merged with Northeastern.
Today, the Bouvé College of Health Science’s School of Pharmacy is one of the nation’s leading centers of excellence in pharmacy education, practice, and research.
“My uncle became a pharmacist a year after arriving in this country,”
V I TA L S I G N S
Bouvé College of Health Sciences
Easing the Transition page 1
Thanks to You page 4
What’s New? page 14
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Seated: Margo Behrakis, Nancy (Hale) Fleming, P ’71, Evelyn Neumeyer, Ed ’78. Standing: Dr. George Behrakis, P ’57, H ’98, Joseph Fleming, P ’70, MS ’71, and Professor Emeritus Dr. John Neumeyer were honored for their lifetime commitment and generosity to the School of Pharmacy at the 50th Anniversary Celebration.
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School of Pharmacy
Dean John Reynolds
Celebrating Success I am reminded daily of the remarkable energy and spirit of discovery
felt throughout the Bouvé community. Our college is thriving. This
year promises to be a productive one as we welcome 24 new faculty
and 330 undergraduate and 625 graduate students—all are excep-
tionally bright, highly motivated, and eager to embrace our mission.
A few weeks ago, hundreds of alumni, students, faculty, and staff celebrated the 50th anniversary
of the School of Pharmacy at Northeastern University and marked 85 years of exceptional phar-
macy education with our predecessor institutions. It was an extremely proud moment, as alumni
joined in honoring the unique legacy they helped to create. With their continued support, and
that of our health care industry partners, we believe the next 50 years will be even better.
Thanks to the leadership of President Aoun, Bouvé is advancing health care internationally.
Profound discussions about health care policy are taking place. Bouvé’s faculty is leading conver-
sations in science, practice, policy, and education that will shape the future of health care.
The Interprofessional Education Collaborative, sponsored by leading health care professional
associations, posits that interprofessional practice is the key to safe, high-quality, and accessible
patient care. Drug discovery, delivery and diagnostics, urban population health, self-care and self-
management, and healthy aging are the themes that comprise Bouvé’s interprofessional nature.
Under the direction of Professor Shan Mohammed, all programs come together to ensure inter-
professional competencies are part of the curriculum.
I am inspired by the efforts of faculty, the enthusiasm of our students, and the generosity of
alumni. Together, they honor Bouve’s unique legacy and ensure its bright future.
Terry Fulmer, PhD, RN, FAAN
M E S S A G E F R O M T H E D E A N
ho better to help a first-year transition to college life than an upperclass-
man in the same program? The Bouvé Fellows, that’s who.
A group of 46 standout student men-tors are part of the college’s required first-year seminar course, designed to help freshmen transition to col-lege life. Fellows each mentor eight to nine freshmen and co-instruct the seminar with some of the college’s most senior faculty.
Assistant Dean of Enrollment and Student Services Dr. Christine Letzeiser, who developed the first-year seminar course and an earlier peer-mentoring program, merged the traditional program with Bouvé Fellows—named after the college’s namesake, Marjorie Bouvé.
“The Bouvé Fellows program offers a unique opportunity for our upper-classmen to give back to a major and a college they love. At the same time, the Fellows gain valuable
experience through their dual men-toring and teaching roles. This expe-rience positions them well for the varied roles that they will have as future health care leaders,” explains Program Coordinator and Academic Advisor Kristen Bell.
“Fellows begin offering support before students even arrive. They help incoming students determine what to bring, how to buy books, etc. Once on campus, the first-years have an established support system to help with myriad issues,” adds fellow Program Coordinator and Academic Advisor Cynthia Seltzer.
Physical Therapy student Kari Tut-trup, ’15 remembers vividly meeting her Bouvé Fellows at the start of her freshman year. “They got me through my first year,” Tuttrup said.
“They inspired me to continue on the path I was on by showing me what it meant to succeed in a challenging program. I knew that if they could
do it—and enjoy it—then I certainly could, too.”
In her sophomore year, Tuttrup became a fellow herself. “It is great to know that one piece of studying advice earns one of your students an A on an exam, or that someone finds their niche at the school from an organization you recommended.”
Philip Sheedy, PT ’18, is now one of her mentees. “Kari has helped me identify my goals in the program. She is doing a sports concentra-tion, which I want to pursue. She has been giving me good advice on how to make that happen.”
Pharmacy student Ryan Seagren, ’15 is also a mentee-turned-fellow and now a senior coordinator of the pro-gram. “My Fellows were so helpful and enthusiastic, and I wanted to give that back to students coming up behind me,” said Ryan.
“The Bouvé Fellows are indispens-able to the ‘Intro to College’ class because they have personal experi-ence,” explains Ban-An Khaw, semi-nar and pharmaceutical sciences professor. Michail Sitkovsky, a fellow seminar and pharmaceutical sci-ences professor, agrees. “The role of Fellows in this course is even more important than that of the professor; they are easily recognized by first-year students as peers.”
To support the program, contact Nan Wetherhorn, 617-373-8986 or [email protected].
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Easing the Transition
Bouvé Fellows Philip Sheedy, PT ’18,
Kari Tuttrup, PT ’15, Michail Sitkovsky,
professor and Eleanor M. Black Chair of
Immunophysiology and Pharmaceutical
Biotechnology, and Christina Braun, PT ’18.
W
“My fellows were so helpful and enthusiastic.
I wanted to give that back to students
coming up behind me.”Ryan Seagren, ’15
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Honoring Commitment cont.
said John Merianos, P ’61. “He was determined to make his vision suc-cessful, and he did.”
The weekend celebration kicked off Friday afternoon with a panel discus-sion entitled “Opportunities for Entre-preneurs in Community Pharmacy,” sponsored by the Health Sciences Entrepreneurs (HSE), a group of alumni business founders who serve as mentors to fellow alumni and stu-dents looking to start businesses in the health care industry. Several alumni pharmacists shared with stu-dents the ins and outs of owning and operating a community pharmacy. The event also included the installa-tion of officers of the student chapter of the National Community Pharma-cists Association.
Festivities continued Saturday evening with a cocktail reception
followed by the Grand Celebration Dinner in the Curry Student Center Ballroom. Dr. George, P ’57, H ’98 and Margo Behrakis, Joseph, P ’70, MS ’71 and Nancy (Hale) Flem-ing, P ’71, and Dr. John and Evelyn Neumeyer, Ed ’78 were recognized by School of Pharmacy Dean John Reynolds and Bouvé College Dean Terry Fulmer for their lifetime commit-ment and dedication to the school.
“The School of Pharmacy has come so far in every possible domain, and we could not have done it without the involvement, support, and dedi-cation of many, particularly the six people on this stage tonight,” said Fulmer. “There are no words to ade-quately express the gratitude and appreciation the entire community feels for their transformative contri-butions of time, treasure, and talent.”
George and Margo Behrakis are best known for their generous gift of the Behrakis Health Sciences building which bears their names, but their support goes well beyond bricks and mortar. A graduate of the New Eng-land College of Pharmacy, George Behrakis enthusiastically embraced his alma mater’s integration with Bouvé and has been a dedicated alumnus who has supported scholar-ships and much more. (See Anniver-sary Scholarship Established, facing page.) John Neumeyer, beloved and distinguished former professor to many — including fellow honorees Joseph and Nancy Fleming—and Evelyn Neumeyer have established two scholarships in recognition of the school’s outstanding research and expertise in pharmaceutical sciences. Joseph Fleming is cred-ited with founding HSE, dedicating countless hours and business know-how to students and alumni in their entrepreneurial endeavors. Nancy Fleming, who describes meeting Joe as the “best find at Northeastern,” served as alumni outreach coordina-tor and spokesperson for the 50th Anniversary Celebration.
“We are so honored to be in such distinguished company,” said Nancy Fleming. “We are proud of what the school has become, and grateful for all it has done for our family.”
The weekend concluded with the annual White Coat Ceremony on Sunday in the Blackman Auditorium. The ceremony marks pharmacy stu-dents’ transition from the two-year academic coursework phase into the four-year professional practice
C O V E R S T O R Y
Dr. John Merianos, P ’61 presents Dr. Robert Crisafi, P ’53 with proclamation from
Kappa Psi National Fraternity at the School of Pharmacy Grand Celebration.
L to R : Northeastern Provost Stephen
Director, Dean Terry Fulmer, School of
Pharmacy (SOP) Dean John Reynolds, and
former SOP deans Daniel Robinson, Judith
Barr, James Gozzo, and Gerald Schumacher.
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portion of the program. One hun-dred and forty-two students received personalized white coats from the School of Pharmacy in the presence of family, friends, and faculty.
“This spectacular weekend helped us pause to celebrate our rich his-tory and contributions to the pro-fession and to science, but also to look forward to a very bright future,” said Dean Reynolds. “Together with alumni, faculty, and students, we will sustain the School of Pharmacy’s trajectory of success and continue to shape the profession.”
The School of Pharmacy wishes to thank the following individuals and companies for their generous sup-port of the 50th Anniversary week-end: Todd, P ’92 and Stephanie Timbrook, CVS, Greater Lowell Pharmaceutical Association, RiteAid, Shaws/Osco/SuperValu, Stop and Shop, and Walgreens. To read more stories and view additional photos, visit http://www.neu.edu/bouve/pharmacy/.
$1 Million Raised for Pharmacy Scholarships
L to R: Lucianne (Lucy) West, ’16;
Michael Gonyeau, clinical professor and
director of undergraduate programs; Jenny
Van Amburgh, assistant dean and associate
clinical professor, Amanda Slowinski, ’13;
and Charles (Chuck) Berds, ’13.
Stephanie and Todd Timbrook, P ’92.
Thanks to a challenge gift of $250,000 from Dr. George, P ’57 and H ’98 and
Margo Behrakis, more than $1 million in scholarship funds have been raised in
honor of the School of Pharmacy’s 50th Anniversary. Dr. Behrakis, who chal-
lenged other alumni and friends to a dollar-for-dollar match, endowed a new
scholarship in his name that will provide both need- and merit-based aid to
pharmacy students.
“The School of Pharmacy has become a nationally known research institution
that remains steadfastly practice-based. It provides the best pharmacy educa-
tion possible, and I want to help deserving students be successful in this increas-
ingly important field,” said Behrakis.
Several other alumni met the challenge, either by making a gift toward already
established scholarships or to the
School of Pharmacy 50th Anniversary
Scholarship Fund. Bruno Mazzotta,
P ’64 made a leadership gift to help
students finance what he believes is an
excellent education.
“At the New England College of
Pharmacy, the importance of the phar-
maceutical trinity of accuracy, integrity,
and service was emphasized by seri-
ous and dedicated professors who molded and motivated our professional and
personal character. This excellence continues at the Northeastern University
School of Pharmacy,” said Mazzotta.
“On behalf of the entire school community, I wish to thank Dr. Behrakis and Mr.
Mazzotta for their generous lead gifts. We are also grateful to the many alumni,
faculty, staff, and friends who contributed to the 50th Anniversary Fund,” said
School of Pharmacy Dean John R. Reynolds.
Dr. John Merianos, P’ 61 and Gary Frazier, P ’81 also made major gifts to
support scholarships in the anniversary year. Many other alumni and friends con-
tributed as well.
“There is no better way to mark this milestone than by reaffirming our com-
mitment to students,” said Bouvé Dean Terry Fulmer. To contribute to the
Anniversary Scholarship Fund, contact Nan Wetherhorn at 617-373-8986.
Vivienne and Bruno Mazzotta, P ’64
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Thank YouBouvé College of Health Sciences is deeply appreciative of the following alumni, friends, corporations, and foundations who made gifts to the college this fiscal year.(Gifts made during fiscal year July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012.)
Individuals
Health Professions Alumni
Jonathan Abell ’99
Nancy ’66 and Robert BA ’69 Abraham
Richard Adamski ’99
Diane Allard ’67
Penny Allyn ’87
Judith Almeda ’55
Ellen Anderson ’72
Jermain ’45 and Ellis Anderson
Lori Andreine ’89, ’90
Hillary Andrews ’10
Frances Annand ’83
Helene Anzalone ’82, ’84
Susan Armi ’72
Andrea Assante ’83
Rachel Atwater-Rhodes ’11
Claire Avery ’73
Kevin Avilla ’00, ’12
Barbara Aylward ’57
Veronica Azevedo-Swick ’02
Wendy Babon ’83
Carrie Bacon ’99
Tory Badalamenti ’97
Jennifer Bailey ’94
Laura Baisch ’75
Mary Baker ’89
Barbara Baker ’45
Rhona Balan ’75
Bonnie Balanson ’73
Jane Baldwin ’83
Kristine Balkus ’85
Janet Barr ’81
Kate Barrett ’57
Tera Barski ’09
James Bartolotta ’10
Bonnie Bartos ’94
Binja Basimike ’12
Danielle Beaulieu ’08
Corey Beausoleil ’12
Michelle Beery-Brooks ’97
Donna Bell ’86
Jerralee ’66 and John E ’66 Bellisle
Christine Belyea ’75
Alison Benashski ’10
Mary Benson ’80
Mary Bergeron ’07
Deborah ’71 and Howard BA ’70 Berlin
Nicole Bernazani ’12
Jennifer Bernstein ’12
Lauren Berson ’82
Katharine Bills Woods ’08
Janine Bilodeau ’87
Bianca Bimbatti ’12
Barbara Biron ’69
Richard Black ’90
Betsey Blackmer ’66, ’76, ’88 and William Serjak
Emily Bloom ’12
Diana Bloomfield ’90
Ellen Bluver-Moran ’84
Ann Bogrette ’49
Brittany Bohannon ’12
Elizabeth Boles ’74 , ’81
Alyssa Bonnette ’09
Jill Boorman ’94
Sandra Borders ’81
Matthew Bornstein ’10
Susan Bouchard ’89
Marilyn Bowden ’01
Donna Bowers ’84
Debra Brackett ’92
Elaine Bradley ’79
M. Katherine Bragan ’96
Diana Brassell ’91
Marie ’78 and Joseph Brennan
Michael Brick ’82
Wesley Brooks ’83
Debra Brown ’82
Ellen Brown ’75
Suzanne ’80 and John CJ ’80 Bruno
Leigh Bryan Teittinen ’01
Nicole Buckley ’06, ’08
Gail Burgess ’86
Paula ’90 and Christopher BA ’90 Burns
Donald Burrell ’70
Susan Caldwell ’74
Marianne Callahan ’68, ’69
Tracey Callahan ’07, ’08
Maureen Campbell ’00
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Patricia Campbell-Taylor ’82
Caesar Cantone ’03, ’04
Christina Caravana ’12
Robin Carco ’02
Patricia Carolan ’77, ’84
Terri ’86 and Joseph E ’87 Carotenuto
Leslie Carroll ’51
Sharon Casey ’09, ’10
Jeanne Cashman-Scales ’72
Andrea Caufield ’73
Joseph Cavallaro ’12
Sheena Chand ’08
Ellen Chertov ’78
Angelina Chilaka ’72
Alice ’75 and Keith E ’73, ME ’77 Choper
Michelle Cilley ’98
Catia Cividinimotta ’09
Beverly Clarke ’68
Mark Cleary ’12
Amy Coakley ’88
Paul Coffin ’75
Lisa Collins ’83
Michele Collins ’76
Susan Connor ’10
Marty Conrad ’67
Elizabeth Consigli ’69
Michael Cooper ’97
Patricia Cote ’75
Joan Cotton ’74
Kathleen Coughlin ’79, ’84
Mary Cox ’91
Christine Craven ’85
Jean Crawshaw ’51
Daniel Cremin ’75
Kimberly Cross ’82
Franklin Crownover ’09
Cristina Csimma ’91
Jennifer Cunningham ’08, ’09
Judith ’66 and Richard Curless
Mary Curran ’77
Kathleen Curtin ’82
Justine Curtis ’86
Carol Daddazio ’90
Gail Darnell ’83
Randy ’82 and Sharon AS ’86 Davenport
Laura Defelice ’80
Lisa ’82 and Allan E ’84 Delorme
Colleen Deluski ’96
Janet Dendy ’60
Ashley Dentler ’10, ’11
Gwinn Derricott ’68
Danielle Desanty ’09
Joseph Desrosiers ’77
Katherine Devincentis ’12
James Devine ’83
Diane Devlin ’74, ’80
Jean Dickinson ’74, ’84
Danielle Dieckmann ’04, ’05, ’09
Mildred DiGiovanni ’69, ’83
Rosemarie Dimarco ’70, ’76
Nicole Dion ’10
Robyn Dion ’99
Judith Doane ’09, ’09
Lisa ’92 and Michael BA ’96 Donahue
Margaret Donnelly ’90
Emma Dono ’09
Teresa Doolittle ’86
Janice Doren ’75
Margaret Dowd ’83
Nancy Downey ’58
Joan Drevins ’84
Carol Dufour ’80
Suzanne Duncombe ’78
Joyce Eagles ’65
Gary Earl ’75
Patricia Eldridge ’94
Christine Ellenberg ’83
Paul Enfanto ’75
Jane Estes ’57
Susan Evans ’86
Kathleen Factor ’06, ’08
Rita Fardy ’78
Bonnie Fastiff ’60
Linda Fenlason ’70
Patricia Fine ’68
Dagmar Finkle ’67
Elizabeth Finn ’77
Lisa Finneran ’97
Alyse Firtel ’08
Georgina Fitchett ’45
John Fitzgerald ’92
Paula Flammia ’91
Eliana Fogel ’08, ’09
Karen Foley ’84, ’93
Kelly Foley ’12
Robert Ford ’95
Claire Foster ’59
Janice Foster* ’63 , ’74
Maria Fragala-Pinkham ’84
Jana Frank ’82
Elizabeth Frayne ’83
Sarah Freedman ’09
Hilliary Freeman ’08, ’10
D. Christine Frizzell ’87, ’93
Kelly Gadberry ’09
Heather Gangloff ’92
Alison Garfinkle ’99
Joan Garity ’71, ’91
Alexandra Gatti ’09, ’09
Timothy Gau ’09
Sharon George ’89
Rachel Gershaw ’12
Mandy ’92 and Tom BA ’92 Gildersleeve
Cheryl Gill ’67
Ann Gillespie ’77
Mildred Gilman* ’38
Ashley Giorgi ’09, ’09
Betsey Glaeser ’59
Kathleen Glennon ’77
Elizabeth Glover ’59
Joan Goddard ’62
Helen Goldberg ’76
Jane Golden ’94
Rosemary Gonneville ’77
Carole Gordon ’61
Donna Gorton-Childers ’80
Alison Gove ’88
Sandra Grant ’81
Barbara Grass ’66
Patricia Gray ’89
Luisa Grayce ’69
Kristin ’98, ’99, ’10 and Jonathan ’98, ’99 Greenwood
Eunice Grew ’79
Thomas Griffin ’96
Peter Grimaldi ’79
Brian Grimley ’65
Paula ’68 and Dale Griswold
Judith Groben ’66
Nancy Guilford ’73
Andrea Hages ’01, ’02
Gisele Hakala ’78
Marion Hall ’66, ’85
David Hamel ’85
Cynthia Harlow ’57
Joan Harrington ’95
Sarah Harrington ’86
Robert Haslam ’70
Beth-Ann Hayes ’93
Nancy Healey ’61
Lisa Hearn-Riedel ’82
Pamela Heglin ’76
H. Richard Heller ’68
Maria Henderson ’92
Judith Hering ’75
Barbara Hetherington ’77
Debra Higgins ’86
Sarah Hines ’10, ’11
Edward Hoffman ’77
Jan Audet, Robert Crisafi, P ’53, Barbara Crisafi, and Robert Audet, P ’56 at the Grand Celebration.
Joanna Hoffstein ’75, ’77
Sandra ’83, ’85 and Craig E ’83, ME ’87 Holmberg
Martha Holmes ’64
Marian Hopkins ’62
Cheryle Horgan-Perry ’80
Judith Hourihan ’66, ’88
Lauren House ’08
Carol Hoyermann ’59
Margaret Hubbuch ’52
Ross Huelster ’84
John Hunter ’96
Cynthia Hutchinson ’73
Michael Ierardi ’91
James Igo ’78
Mary Indorf ’79
John Inkster ’00
Jeanne Irvin ’77
Phoebe James ’75
Elva Jenkins ’86
Alexandra Jeschke ’08
Surja Jessup ’74
Bernadette Johnson ’93
Mariana Johnson ’43
Stefanie Johnson ’77
Kathleen Johnstone ’86
Ann ’82 and Barton E ’82 Jones
Christine Jong ’12
Christopher Joyce ’10, ’11
Nancy Kaczynski ’85
Amanda Karbowski ’12
Emily Karlsson ’12
Todd Kates ’97
Kelli Keck ’00
Lisa Kelleher ’78, ’12
Mary Kellerman ’66
Emily Kelley ’81
Howard Kelley ’67
Jean Kennedy ’48
Linda Kenny ’80
Mary Kerrigan ’80
Kerry King ’83
Janice Knuuttunen ’78
Judy ’81 and Michael E ’81 Komros-Caron
Ellen Krag ’91
Sally ’73 and Andrew LA ’72 Krey
Kathleen Krumsiek ’95
Ann Lada ’73
Lori Lambalot ’82
Sandra Landry ’04
Catherine Lane ’82
Wendy Lannon ’90
Heather Lanotte ’09, ’09
Maureen Lapierre ’67
Donna Lareau ’82
Deborah Larsen ’76
Nancy Larson ’61
Margaret Laughlin ’49
Sandra Lawson ’62
Michele Le ’12
Jacqueline Leahy ’83
Robert Lee ’77
Judith Leikauskas ’75
Carol Leiman ’71
Mary Leinonen ’94
Stephen Lepre ’71
William Lerman ’75
Diane Lerner ’62
Ronald Levasseur ’78
Alison Licata ’99
Elizabeth Lindberg ’91
Deborah Lobb ’82
Claude Lodin ’89
Jean Long ’64
Deborah ’68 and Paul UC ’78 Longdin
Kathleen Lopez ’74
Ellen Lorensen ’62
Susan Loura ’78
Gretha Lovejoy ’69
Michael Lozeau ’75
Judith Lucey ’83
Marylee Lyndon ’92
Barbara ’52 and Kenneth LA ’47 MacDowell
Christopher Maciborski ’01, ’02
Jane ’71, ME ’88 and George ’69 MacIntyre
Meghan Amanda Macleay ’08
Patricia Magee ’94
Raisha Mahon ’03
Amy ’75 and Stanley LA ’75 Makson
Tanya Mallett ’84
Christine Manyak ’89
Heidi Marchal ’97
Barbara Margossian ’58
Andrea Martin ’04
Sonia Martins ’07, ’08
Stephanie Masick ’99
Steven Mason ’77
M. Dorothy Massey* ’42
Ann Matre ’69
Lorene Mattes ’67
Kristin Maxsimic ’89
Kristen Mayer ’07, ’08
Alison Mays ’88
Irene Mazmanian ’73
Arlene McAleer ’74
Kathleen McCarthy ’60
Beverly McClure ’61
Ann McDermott ’89
Andrene McDonald ’08, ’10
Martha McDonald ’75
Kimberley McDonnell ’05
Cynthia McGovern ’77
Celeste McGraw ’74
Thomas McGreevy ’81
Catherine McIntyre ’90
Kathleen McKenna ’88
John McManus ’73
Elaine ’84, ’87 and John McSpedon
Daniel Meagher ’81
Maeve Meany ’05
Marcia Memery ’61
Jean ’66 and Robert Meyer
Gwen Miller ’86
Richard ’95 and Rosemary ’94 Miller
Dana Milne ’81
Roberta Mitsch ’66
Margaret Mone ’97
Octavia Moniz ’85, MBA ’11
Andrea Monterio-Medeiros ’82, ’91
Hasmik Mooradian ’74
Danielle Moore ’07
Alice Moran ’74, LA ’77
Jeff Morgan ’81
Michelle ’86 and Steven BA ’85 Morgan
Judith Morin ’79
Mary Morse ’47
Denise ’82 and John BA ’81 Mortenson
Katina ’80 and Thomas BA ’81 Mortimer
Jeffrey Moss ’88
Antonella Muniz ’98, ’99
Steven Munnelly ’12
Nancy ’73 and Samuel E ’71 Mushnick
Jacqueline Muskopf ’07
William Mutch ’81
Scott ’89 and Tanya ’92 Myers
Kimberly Nadeau ’97, ’98
Sandeep Narpala 09
Patricia ’61 and William Nestork
Elaine Nevells ’80
Karen Nicholls ’58
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Kappa Psi Fraternity brothers and friends at the Grand Celebration Dinner.
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Mary Jane Nichols ’61
Dorothy Nichols ’54
Joyce Noonan ’71
Melissa ’72 and Carl E ’73, ME ’75 Nordstrom
Cynthia Norkin ’54
Elizabeth ’03, ’04 and Aaron BA ’03 Norris
Debra November-Rider ’79, ’82
Debra Nowak ’80
Christopher O’Brien ’08, ’09
Diane O’Brien ’75
Virginia O’Connell ’41
Ann O’Donnell ’74
Karen O’Donnell ’83
Susan Ohman ’69, ’80, ’87
Karen Oldham ’66
Meghan O’Rourke ’08, ’09
Priscilla Osborne ’69
Maureen Osthues ’63
Kathy Ostrow ’83
Jodi ’00 and Timothy ’00 Ouellette
Cynthia Paine ’85
Julia Parete ’93
Charles Parker ’10
Timothy Pasquarello ’90
Dipti Patel ’93
Kim Patota ’89
Cheryl Peabody-Nutting ’78
Diane Peligian ’82
Kelly Pelletier ’08
Katherine Pelullo ’70, ’73
Scott Penney ’12
Nancy Penrose ’74
Elbert Permar ’82
Jerry Phillips ’66
Marilyn Pipes ’81
Shannon Pittman ’10
Christine Pitts ’95
Brenda Pollack ’82
Meredith Priest ’75
Danielle ’92 and Paul BA ’91 Primavera
Jacqueline Procopio ’84
Sandra Publicover ’80
Michelle Pullano ’84
Kaitlyn Quigley ’09, ’09
Joseph Rabinovitz ’83
Linda Raines ’72
Marie Raven ’99, ’00
Deborah Redmond ’79
Carla Rego ’02
Amy Reiling ’92
Mary Linda Reitz ’81
Christine Revelas ’74
Anne Richards ’45
Mark Rieger ’86
Cynthia Rigatti ’83
Kristen Risom ’12
Carol Roberts ’60
Wendy Roberts ’77
Jessica Robinson ’11
Heather Rocha ’00
Karen Roche ’87
George Rollins ’79
Nancy Rollo ’80
Jenna Romeo ’07, ’08
Allison Roper ’10
Ken Rose ’93
Martha Rosenbaum ’69
David Rosenthal ’85
Chester Rossi ’69
John Rowe ’94
Lauren Ruff ’85
Edwin Salamanca ’91 and Karen L. Weber AS ’84, PhD ’97
Jennafer Saltzstein ’10
Elisheva Samuels ’04
Marion Sandstrom ’65
Seth Santos ’09
Louise ’01, ’02 and Robert BA ’02 Sarofeen
Nancy ’68 and Paul E ’70 Saulnier
Anthony Scalzi ’83
Amy Schoenfeld ’71
Helen Selle ’93
Chad Seltzer ’09
Gayle Seti ’82
Susan Shabazian ’97
Reena Shah ’11, ’12
Serena Shallish ’10
Alison Shannon ’08, ’09
Kathleen Shea ’80
Nancy Shepherd ’81
Irene Sherman-George 71
Mary Shiel-L’esperance ’83
Anna Shubashvili ’98, ’00
Janet Simpson ’68
Jennifer Simpson ’10
Karen Single ’89
Michael Sirois ’10
Brenda ’87 and Kevin E ’88 Skeels
Catherine Slade ’74
Geoffrey Slovenski ’05, ’06
Mary Smiley ’80
Carol Smith ’03
Drexey Smith ’61
Joan ’80 and Daniel E ’83, ME ’92 Smith
Joanne Smith ’59
Nathalie Smith ’62
Paula Smith ’74
Lori Solo ’90, ’11
Sharon Solomon ’80
Sandra Spanos Johnson ’80
Marjorie Spitz ’54
Kerri St Jean ’95
Renee Stack ’10
Michael Stanton ’80, ’93
Karen Starratt ’66
Mary Steele ’95
Nancy Steeves ’85
Marlene Stein ’66
Cathleen Stephens ’77
Kevin Stetter ’12
Barbara Stokoe ’57
Alice Stott ’77
Ann Strout ’47
Susan Stukey ’63
Anne Sullivan ’78, ’83
Barbara ’45 and Kenneth BA ’53, MBA ’60 Sullivan
Jeanne H. Sullivan ’86
Jeanne M. Sullivan ’91
Theresa Sullivan ’93
Diane Suneson ’77
Hermina Svoboda ’78
Elaine Swanson ’45
Jann Swedock ’68
Elaine Sweeney ’95
Kirsten Szmaida ’12
Helene Szumowski ’74
Tony-Lyn Takagi ’99
Latoya Thomas ’10
Diana Thompson ’86
Frances ’82 and Gregory BA ’82 Thuotte
Maryann Tierney ’62
Cheryl Todd ’68
Maria Tomaro ’79, ’82
Ruth Tornwall ’69, ’76
Lynne Townsend ’81
Joseph Travierso ’69
Susan Treadway ’78
David Trotman ’83
Nancy Troup ’79
Lisa Troy ’86
Sarah Tully ’93
Heidi Tymkew ’93
Michele Valerio-Rivera ’85
Claire ’68 and John E ’69 Valle
Leslie ’90 and Steven Van Volkinburg
Maureen Vannasse ’78, ’83
Jamie Vidinich ’07, ’08
Honoree Dr. John Neumeyer and Suzanne Greenberg, associate dean and director of graduate programs, catch up at the Grand Celebration.
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Jason Villaflor ’01, ’02
Rodolfo Villarreal ’84
Ann ’75 and Charles E ’73 Viola
Krista Virgin ’08, ’09
Christine ’90 and Joseph ’90 Volavka
Janice Wade ’93
Carl Wallin ’66
Gwendolyn Walsh ’45
Julius Warindu ’07
Haley Waud ’12
Elizabeth Weatherford ’04, ’05, ’09
Alan Weinberg 70
Ilene Weiner ’71
Barry Welch ’75, ’77
Carolyn West ’99
Richard Wetherbee ’75
Erika Whipple ’94
Karen White ’82
Ralph White ’80
Sara Whitney ’12
Amey Wieting ’60
Susan Wilfahrt ’87
Keith ’88 and Maxine AS ’82 Willis
Janet Wilson ’57
Veronica Wilson ’86
Carol Winardi ’79
Mary ’77 and William LA ’77 Windsor
Matthew Winters ’97
James Wissler ’73, ’78
Lois Witham ’57
Michaela Wojcik ’77
Teresa Wolf ’95
Joanne Wolosiewicz ’07, ’08
Carol Wood ’88
Lois Woodward ’49
Sarah Wright ’47
Sheila Wunsh ’60
Mei Xu ’01
Kathleen Yeager ’81
Lorraine Zambernardi ’90
Nicholas Zanotta ’12
Sai-Huan Zeng ’94
Nursing Alumni
Sarah Aiken ’79
Mary ’85 and Scott Allen
Pamela Almeida ’93
Gerard Ambrose ’74
Elizabeth Ashe ’09
Ruthva Audry ’04, ’10
Heidi ’82 and Stephen BA ’92 Baldacci
William Baldwin ’99
Lois Baron ’76, ’78
Loretta Barron ’78, ’85, ’98
Brian Bauhs ’03
Mary Belisle ’72
Susan Bellemer ’79
Jill Bello ’86
Kristin Bennett ’01
Cecilia Benoit ’86
Meghan Bertone ’12
Mary Biagiotti ’81
Lauren Bina-Chotalal ’92
Joellen Binder ’78
Jane Blake ’70
Christina Bland ’81
Joanne Blumenthal ’76, ’81
Cheryl Boli ’85
Kathleen Bonaiuto ’79
Susan ’84, ’91 and Nicholas BA ’84 Bonn
Caroline Borges ’11
Susanne ’91 and William G. Bottiggi
Robert Bottino ’77
Kim Bowker ’85
Catherine Bradley ’84
Richard Brandolini ’96
Susan Breen ’79
Kathleen Breguet ’92
Margaret Brown ’75, ’94
Donna Brucato ’73
Dale ’80 and William E ’81 Burgess
Kathleen Burke ’85
Maureen Burke ’76
Paula Burnett ’83
Evelyn ’87 and Michael E ’87 Burns
Laurie Burns ’84
Meredith Burrows ’08
Eugenia Burton ’74
Kathleen Byron ’79
Laurie Cahill ’83
Cheryl Callahan ’78
Ellen Cameron ’85
Carolyn Campbell ’89
Catherine Carpenter ’73
Linda Carroll ’72
Irene Casey ’68
Reema Chitalia ’11
Christina Chiu ’12
Sheila Clark ’81
Linda Clegg ’85
Melanie Clemens ’10
Amanda Coakley ’86, ’93
Sarah Cobb ’03
Dianne Colace ’10
Joan Compagnone ’80
Katherine Concilio ’80
Lauren Connors ’82
Lisa Cook ’10
Leonice Cordeiro ’96
Diane ’81, ’86 and Gerard Coste
Michaela Cote ’09
Thomas Couturier ’99
Diane Crane ’79
Jane Crook ’75
Connie ’84 and James Crowley
Laura Curtis ’04
Renee Cushman ’03
Joan Cutting ’73
Diane Daley ’72
Elizabeth Daley ’11
Mary Daly-Jagelski ’80
Mary Dandrea ’81
Mary ’71 and David E ’76 Deans
Katherine Deegan ’82 and Andrew Chung E ’82
Eleanor Denault ’70
Sheryl Derderian ’81
Marie ’77 and Thomas E ’73, MBA ’78 DeSisto
Laurel Despins ’96
Sheryl Dimodica ’76
Elizabeth ’84 and Uday Dixit
Elaine Dors ’67, ’69
H. Irene Drinkwater ’73
Catherine Driscoll ’82
Terrice Driscoll ’72
Robert Dudek ’96
Mary Duggan-Gilbert ’84
Susan Duphily ’75
Deborah Eaton ’74
Jennifer ’01 and Matthew AS ’01 Eaton
Joan ’76 and Thomas CJ ’74 Endicott
Joyce Eng ’75
Denise ’71, Ed ’75 and Ronald E ’71 Estell
Carolyn Federici ’80
Dianne Feeney ’99
Martha Feldmann ’85
Joyce Fergusson-Sillah ’96
Claudette Feuling ’79
Margaret Finley ’02
Lois Finn ’71
Dean Terry Fulmer and John Reynolds, School of Pharmacy dean, flank honorees Margo and George Behrakis, P ’57, H ’98, after presenting their award.
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Joseph Fleming, P ’70, MS ’71, John Donovan, and Donna Hale, P ’77 enjoy the Grand Celebration.
Meghan ’99 and Francesco BA ’00 Fiore
Molly Fisette ’09
Bernadette ’75 and Murray BA ’74 Fish
Mary Forbes ’84
Kathryn Ford ’77
Karen Foulke ’90
Myra ’68 and Kenneth BA ’68 Fraidin
Kristen Freeberg ’12
Judith Frei ’79
Susan Furlong ’89
Mary Gagne ’04
Anne Gall ’87
Stacey Garguilo ’06
Ellen Garofoli ’04
Dawn Garrity-Woods ’78
Diane Gauthier ’97
Linda Geib ’87
Nancy Giese ’87
Beverly Gilbert ’76
Pamela ’80 ’93 and William Ed ’65, MEd ’67 Gillespie
Allyson Glaser ’12
Sarah Glover ’74
Lorna Goldberg ’71
Pauline ’71 and Gregory BA ’69 Goolkasian
Pamela Gorgone ’10
Tracy Gosselin ’93
Kaye Graham ’76
Kristina Graham ’79
Sally Greenberg ’73
Janet Greene ’77
Carolyn Grey ’77
Patricia Griffin ’76
Donna Guenther ’96
Maureen Hall ’82
Jane Harding ’71
Sally ’83 and William E ’79, ME ’89 Hardy
Joanne Harper-Plunkett ’77
Sheila Harrington ’71
Margaret Hayes ’73
Karen Hayward ’78
Bernardine Heckman ’76
Rosemary Henchey ’82
Daren Hill ’77
Catherine Horvath ’96
Constance Hourihan ’74
Margaret Howes ’01, ’10
Tracey Huebner ’87
Mary Hull ’89
Michelle Ignaciuk ’10
Barbro Johannesson ’05
Frances Johnson ’94
Catherine Jovinelly ’79
Frances Kanach ’71
Jean Kasper ’96
Laureen ’86 and Stephen ’86 Kay
Lisa Kazanjian ’85
Michael Keaney ’11
Ruth Kelley ’80, ’86
Mary Kennedy ’78
Kathleen Kenney ’79
Kathleen Kervin ’76
Jeanette Kimball ’81
Eileen Klein ’78
Laurel Klink ’78
Audrey Knight ’78
Margaret Knight ’75, ’78
Margaret Koester ’92
Diane Kolden ’89
Lauren Kowalski ’12
Alison Krupczak ’11
Sharon Kuhrt ’11
Patricia Kwangwari ’00
Janet Labate ’76
Karen Landry ’82
Suzanne Laplante ’82
Fred Lehtonen ’84
Sherilyn Levy ’77
Mary Lewicki-Lyons ’86
Karen Lipshires ’78, ’02
Tracy Littlehale ’99
Judy Litwin ’68
Carol Lopez ’70
Sharyn Lovejoy ’84
Rhonda Luckman ’77
Ralph Luellen ’11
Angelia Ly ’09, ’09
Barbara ’76 and Robert LA ’75 Lynch
Kathryn Lynch ’77
Catherine MacDonald ’00
Linda MacDougall ’02
Marilyn Maguire ’77, ’00
Mary-Jeanne Manning ’92
Patricia Marshall ’95
Karen Martel ’73
Maribel Martinez ’98
Andrea Martins ’10
Megan Matiasek ’11
Nancy McCaskill ’81
Caitlin McCracken ’09
Katherine ’72, ’01, ’11 and Paul BA ’73 McDonough
Deborah McGrath ’81
Ellen McGrath ’10
Sioban McLaughlin ’80, ’97
Olga McLellan ’00
Kristine McMillan-Putnam ’04
Patricia McNamee ’78
Kathryn Medeiros ’77
Elaine Miller ’07
Nancy Miller ’74
Abigail Mina ’79, ’91
Deborah Mitchell ’72
Safiya Mohamed ’07
M. Moran ’83
Deborah Morrissey ’80, ’01
Catherine Murray ’83
Mary Musk ’86
Geraldine Nelson ’77
Phyllis Niegelberg ’79
Edith Nightingale ’71
Elizabeth Nolan ’80
Diane O’Brien ’67
Susan ’81 and Thomas UC ’90 O’Donnell
Claire Oliveira ’71
Donna Palmer ’74
Mary Paone ’77
Shirley ’74 and Alexander BA ’72 Papp
Jennifer Park ’96
Deborah Parziale ’73
Jessica Pepin ’08
Cynthia Petrie ’74
Ashley Petruzzo ’09, ’09
Jean Pietrantonio ’78
Meredith Pineau ’09
Elizabeth Pitts ’68
Mary Pomerleau ’84
Margaret Pothier ’10
Sheila Preece ’84
Helen ’71 and Robert MBA ’80 Pride
Valeria ’95, ’92 and Larry UC ’94 Ramdin
Leslie Ramsey ’74
Debbie Randall-Mount ’80
Ellen Raymond ’85
Kathleen Reardon ’89
Lois Richards ’99
Sharon Rivello ’01
Carol Rivest ’80
Constance Roberts ’80
Stephanie Roberts ’71
Deborah Romanazzi ’76
Barbara Rosato ’96
Sheila Rowell ’78
Margaret Rusnock ’82
Dorothy Ryan-Touni ’67, ’69
Elizabeth Ryder ’77
Patricia Ryfa ’78
Kelly Sances ’88
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Melinda ’90 and W. Allen E ’90 Sawyer
Sharon Schmidt ’84
Maureen Schnur ’05
Karen Schulte ’88
Paula Schultz ’71
Judith Senier ’88
Jeanne Seyfarth ’72
Patricia Shannon ’79
Nathan Shapiro-Shellaby ’11
Lori-Jean Shea ’89
Rita Shertick ’76
Nancy Shorter-Manley ’82
Lois Skillings ’79
Martha Smith ’78
Joann Somerville ’84
Sharon Sousa ’97
Frances Spohn ’73
Aishia Springer ’08
Ellen Stanley ’72
Barbara Stiglmeier ’70
Diane Stowe-Cohn ’77
Kathleen Sweezey ’75
Jonathan Takala ’11
Debra Tamasi ’77, ’81
Kristen Tate ’11
Kathryn Taylor ’79
Eileen ’72 and Peter E ’71 Testagrossa
Jane Tevnan ’07
Jeannette Theriault ’71
Charlene Thurston ’68
Alixandra Todd ’12
Elizabeth ’99 and Frank ’82 Tomase
Lauren Toneck ’11
Emily Tunney ’12
Nancy Van Loan ’71
Philip Waithe ’77
Barbara Wax ’74
Launa Wentworth ’89
Leah Wershaw ’99
Joan Westgor ’81
Carol Williams ’74
Gail Williams ’81
Shirley Wilson ’71
Charles Witherell ’75
Lauren Wood ’88
Candace Young ’86
Elizabeth Ziemba ’80
Jessica Zukas ’10
Pharmacy Alumni
Ryann Abrams ’04
Bruce Ackerman ’80
George Alexis ’94
Amal Alsafty ’89
Patrice Alves ’87
Heather Amoroso ’86
Thomas Anderson ’82
Robert Arnold ’74
Sheldon Aronson ’57
Robert Audet ’56
Lisa Augustine ’88
Jennelle Baptiste ’11, ’12
Paul Beatty ’62
Gina Becherer ’81
Albert Belmonte ’67, ’69
Lizette ’77 and Henry E ’73, ME ’77 Beltram
Marilyn Benoit ’84
Martha ’82 and Robert CPS ’74 Berardino
Charles Berds ’12
Eyob Berhe ’10
Kimberley Birbal ’07
Carol Bixby ’83
Robyn Blaise ’04
Gayle Blouin ’86
Richard Bobbin ’64
Matthew Bogdanffy ’84
Erin Bolen ’12
Raymond Booth ’83
Bernard Boudreau ’52
Robert Braley ’93
Julius Breslouf ’53
David Brothers ’52
Steven Brotman ’09
Robert Brown ’75
Eleanor ’88 and Joseph E ’90 Brown
Christine Bruney ’72
Julia Burkhardt ’10
Saundra Buys ’74
David Calabrese ’88, ’99
Ronald Callahan ’69, ’71
Gregory Cannon ’82, ’97
Richard Caparso ’61
Daniel Carr ’95
Chureen Carter Hudson ’01
Heidi Caruso ’79
Jan Castanza ’69
Patrice Caudle ’04
Edward Cavallari ’76, ’80
Charles Cavanaugh ’80
Laura Cedro ’10
Catherine Chan ’10, ’11
Diana Chandler ’09
Hilary Chin ’05
Jasmine Choi ’12
Chau Chu ’12
Mamie Cialli ’84, MBA ’91
Gary Cohen ’74
John Coleman ’76
Roy Coleman ’69
Thomas Comcowich ’83
Frank Condella ’77, MBA ’84
Mary ’75 and Paul ’75 Conlon
Todd Cooperman ’02
Pashion Corbitt-Marshall ’71
Sheila Costello ’80
Alexandra Cote ’12
Robert Crisafi ’53
David D’Apolito ’78
Susan Davignon ’92
Robert Davio ’64
Leslie Davis ’90
Robert Dechristoforo ’77
Lisa Dell’Isola ’91
Lisa DeMauro ’83
Dennis Desmond ’77
Richard DiAugustine ’64
Nancy Doherty ’00
John Dollard ’75
Carlos Dominguez ’10
Kathleen ’83 and Kimball Donaghue
Yamin Dou ’93
Joanne Doyle-Petrongolo ’95
Paul Driscoll ’64, ’68
Keith Dunn ’08
Leandra Duva ’09
George Dydek ’78, ’90
Amy Ellis ’85
Angelika Evans ’80
Saul Factor ’84
Richard Farina ’79
Camilla Farrell ’10
John Feeney ’97
Rebecca Feld ’91
Steven Fiander ’79
Michael Ficurilli ’79
John Finnegan ’77
Joseph ’70, ’71 and Nancy ’71 Fleming
John Floria ’85
Timothy Foley ’94
Donald Fox ’66
Mimose Francois ’87
Gary Frazier ’81
Mildred Gabriel ’77
James Gallagher ’81
Suhas Ghodiwala ’10
Elizabeth Gilman Duane ’93
Jacqueline Gladstone ’81
Suanne Goldberger ’80
Melvin Goldfarb ’57
James Gallagher, P ’81, and Gregory McKenna, P ’81 share a laugh at the Grand Celebration.
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Sheila Goldman ’66
Leon Goldstein ’54
Charles Gordon ’66, ’68
William Gouveia ’64, ’66
Muriel Goyer ’69, ’71
Herbert ’55 and Marylou Gray
Stephen Green ’58
Herman Greenfield ’62
Mark Greenstein ’78
Carl Grove ’80
Pamela Guilmet ’75
Karl Gumpper ’91
Donald Habelow ’58
Shankar Hariharan ’87
JoAnn Harris ’83
Karen Hawkins ’83
Eileen Hayes ’72
Barbara ’75, ’90 and Richard E ’82 Healy
Patricia Helmstetter ’79
Tamara Hersh ’85
Michael Hertz ’75
Thomas Hofer ’74
Gina Householder ’86
Ralph Hovanesian ’54
Margaret Hunt ’81
Julie Hutcheson ’84
Benneth Ilonzo ’84
Theodore Iorio ’66
Wesley Ireland ’10
Edward Jackson ’70
Patricia Janda ’76
David Jaronczyk ’01
Eric Johnson ’79
Brian Kaiser ’08
Howard Kamin ’54
Mark Kana ’66, ’68
Arthur Katzenson ’50
Stephen ’86 and Laureen ’86 Kay
Taline Kebadjian ’00
Robert Kelley ’60
Elise Kendall ’82
Allan Kennedy ’72
Eileen ’76 and James ’74, ’77 Keohane
Ameya Kirtane ’10
Jennifer ’99 and Scott AS ’98 Kirwin
Donald Kramer ’84
Martin ’96 and Beth Kramer
Rubin Kravitz ’52
Christopher Kunkel ’10
Ashley Kwon ’10
Paul Lafkowitz ’71
Catherine ’76 and Stephen ’76 Lai
Barbara ’75, ’79 and Larry Lapidas-Brown
Henry Lau ’79
Lawrence Lazarus ’68
Yvonne LeBlanc ’03
Celeste LeFort ’80
Shirley Lesieur ’73
Philip Leung ’99
Mary Liggins ’79
Diane Lincoln ’70
Nathan Lipsky ’59
Shuishan Loh-Loo ’91
Thoa Ly ’10
George ’69 and Jane ’71 MacIntyre
Donald MacKeen ’66, ’72
Roland MacPhee ’91
Gary Mak ’75, ’77
Donald Maloy ’77
Andrea Mark ’12
Brian ’96 and Michele ’96 Marquis
Sarah Marshall ’01
Kathryn Martin ’82
Susan Martins ’82
Ralph ’83, ’94 and Julaine UC ’83, ’86 Mastriano
James Mayne ’81
Jill Mazzaferro ’04
Cynthia McCarthy ’84
Kristina McGill ’75, ’78
William McGowan ’51
Gregory McKenna ’81
Joseph McLaughlin ’69
William McLaughlin ’87
Matthew McLoughlin ’96
John McMenamy ’69
John Memos ’55, ’77
John Merianos ’61
Mark Miller ’73
Robert Miller ’78
Jan Miller-Ser ’72
Elisabeth Mitchell ’09
Edmund Monette ’52
Sharon Morrison ’91
Stanley Muchnikoff ’64
Mary Murphy ’79
Micheleann Musheno ’83
Susan Myerow ’83
Peter Nardozzi ’60
Ann Naughton ’81, MBA ’87
Jo Nelson ’78
David Nicolau ’87
Fatemeh Nowshad ’81
Allan Nyman ’56
Mary O’Dea ’73
Brian O’Donnell ’83
Lisa Olejnik ’93
Patrick Oles ’70
Timothy ’00 and Jodi ’00 Ouellette
Lazarus ’53 and Alice Pahigian
Ashley Palmer ’11
Peter Pappas ’52
Peter ’76 and Heidi UC ’86 Pappas
Jigar Patel ’07
Thomas Pattison ’10, ’11
Stephen Penney ’80
Norma ’52 and Salvador Porras
Cheryl ’84 and John E ’84 Price
William Principe ’64
Susan Proulx ’80, ’90
Aaron Pruitt ’81
Deborah Puliafico ’82
Shweta Raina ’09
David Ramos ’05
Ellen ’79 and Robert E ’77 Rawnsley
Milton Redlich ’60
Wayne Remillard ’77
Peter Rice ’76
Herman Richman ’60
Valerie Riggs ’91
Alan Roberts ’87
Susan Robichaud ’86
Richard Rocco ’83
William Roffman ’68
Donald Rogers ’98
Harvey Rothman ’54
Roland Routhier ’55
Raquel Sabogal Nugent ’86
Allen Santos ’69
Lori Sawyer ’81
Andrew Schoch ’10
Abbie Seeger ’08
Chris Sees ’86
Eileen Sheehan ’77
Asma Siddiqui ’09
Shawn Sluss ’08
Robert Smaglia ’77
Forrest Smith ’80
Melanie Smith ’75
Neal Smith ’69
Cristina Csimma, MHP ’91, William and Patty Hawk, P ’74, and Zoltan Csimma reunite at the Grand Celebration.
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Craig Sockol ’79
Nina Spiller ’86
Edward Sredzienski ’80, ’85
Debra St George ’84
Rita Stefanelli ’78
Cynthia Stout ’86
Cheryl ’79 and Joseph E ’72 Studley-Straut
John Sudol ’79
Kevin Sullivan ’09
Robert Swaine ’73
Deanna Szeto ’72, ’77
Mary Takki ’76
Roberta Tankanow ’75, ’84
Lynda Tavares ’07
Christopher Taylor ’09
Todd Timbrook ’92
David Tobin ’88
Frank ’82 and Elizabeth ’99 Tomase
Daniel Torre ’73
Victor Train ’75
Judith ’75 and Robert C. ’75 Trautwein
Paul Trusten ’76
Dennis Tung ’12
Raymond Vaillancourt ’55
Michelle Wang ’85 and Matthew Wallis E ’85
Gretchen ’92 and Ezra BA ’92 Warland
Nancy Warner ’86
Stephanie Whalen ’06
Gary Widlitz ’57
Donna Wink ’83
Phillip Wizwer ’68
Robert Wolanske ’66
Adam Wolkovich ’40
Walter Wolonsavich ’66
James Wu ’12
Jin Xu ’10
Allan Yiu ’77
Dayton Yuen ’10
Celine Zimmermann ’82
Bouvé Friends and Other NU Alumni
Betty Alcock
Howard Allen
Dae An PNT
Anonymous
Nadine Assaf UC ’88
David Bear
Samuel Barrera
Nathaniel Bessa
Bernard Birnbaum
Sylvia Blakslee
Frances Bolos
Joan Booras
Iimyrde Bosquet
Susanne and William Bottiggi
Ward Bourn
Victoria Brogan
Kathryn and John Brownlee PNT
Janet Buchanan PNT
Christopher Burns BA ’90
Joan Butterworth ED ’76
Elizabeth and Nicholas Calderone PNT
Carol Callahan
Tracy Carlsen
Mary Carney
Nancy Caruso BA ’52
Sara-Jane Chambers
Edmund Chapman
Stephen Chase
Carolyn Checkley MEd ’77
Y. Barry Chung
John Cleary
Anne Coghlan
David Collins
James Condangelo
Mary Connolly UC ’80
Maureen Cormier PNT
Gerard and Diane Coste PNT
Edward Coughlin
Maria and Joseph Da Costa PNT
Karla Damus
Jane Marie and Richard DeLuca PNT
Eric Dezii PNT
Uday Dixit PNT
Jeanne and Paul Durfee PNT
Carol Edmunds
Lynn and Mark Etheridge PNT
Evan Falchuk
Karen Feldman UC ’77
Donna and Richard Field PNT
Murray Fish BA ’74
William Fogarty III PNT
Kathleen Foley
William Frates
Nancy and David Friedman PNT
Anthony Gerardi PNT
Dorothy Gold UC ’68
Bernard Gold PNT
Muriel Goldberg MEd ’79
Marlene Goldstein
Jacqueline and Stephen Goldthwaite PNT
Stacy Gould PNT
Kathleen and James Green PNT
Suzanne Greenberg
Lois Greene-Whalen
Elizabeth and Jules Greif PNT
Dale Griswold
Dorothy Hall
William Hamm
Abigail and Patrick Hanrahan PNT
Deborah Hartman UC ’80
Jeffrey Held
Ann Hesketh UC ’87
William Holman UC ’74
John Horrigan
Stephen Intille
Judith Johnson
Pamela Johnson
Leonard Kaplan
Lucy Karlsson PNT
Scott Keith PNT
Paul Kelley MBA ’71
Joan Keneally-Nies UC ’85
Carole Kenner
Carol Ed ’73, Med ’76 and Thomas E ’69, ME ’71 Kerr
Barbara Koenig PNT
Nita Kovach
Louis Kruger PNT
Shirley Lederman
Chieh Li
Jiahui Liao
Louise Lintz
Maureen Liscio PNT
Lisa Litin PNT
Maria Lynch ED ’75
William Mackey E ’58, ME ’66
Barbara Madden MEd ’78
Anthony E ’67, H ’08 and Michelle Manganaro
Andrea Martone
Monojit Maskeri MBA ’07
Jacqueline Mason
Ardemis Matteosian
Emilia Matthews CS ’12
Samuel Matthews
Mary McLaughlin
Mark E ’79 and Oliva AS ’84 McWilliams
Richard Mee
Darrell Miller
Roy Miller E ’62
Beth Mooney
John Mortenson CBA ’81
Nancy Murray AS ’83
Margaret Naas PNT
Mark Nedelman MBA ’07
Ann Neumeyer
John and Evelyn Ed ’78 Neumeyer
Barbara Nielsen
Theresa Nordigan
Agnes Norton
Kendall O’Brien UC ’94
Margaret O’Connell
Susan O’Reilly PNT
Catherine Osterman
Linda Parfitt PNT
Gary Peck PNT
James Peterson
Chanh and Phuong Phung PNT
Maria Pittman UC ’88
Reginald Plaisir CJ ’97
Michael Prendergast
Robert Pride MBA ’80
Peter Puzzanghero LA ’79
Lily and Philip Qian PNT
Philip Qian PNT
Michael Raymond E ’80
Frederick Rector PNT
John Reynolds and Lynne Sylvia PNT
Dorenda Rice
Edwin Riley
Patrick Rivera
Margaret Rogers
George Rosenthal
Catherine Royer
Laura and Richard Saffire PNT
Andrew Saitas
Patricia Salmela BA ’80
Marjorie Sawyer UC ’98
Anna Schegoleva
Christine Scully
Edward Seksay
John Seksay
Barbara Shapiro
Jing and Hugh She PNT
Bret Siarkowski E ’87
Catherine Smith
Jean Smith PNT
Marilyn Smith MBA ’74
Richard Smus BA ’79
Jerome Spivak
Lynn St. Germain PNT
David Stark PNT
Nancy Starks-Cheney UC ’85
Ashley Storti
Stephen Stupak PNT
Nancy and Jose Tages PNT
Lucy Talanian
Stephen Tanne
Joseph Taylor PNT
Ethel Temple
Joseph Thibaut
Rebecca and Paul Thompson PNT
Catherine Tronni UC ’90
Dennis Valente
Ruth Valentine
Alfred and Joy Viola
Jodi Walker
David and Pamela Waud PNT
John Webb
Robert Webb
William Webb
Edwin Weiner
Dianne Wells UC ’74
Nan Wetherhorn
Ann Marie White
Mary White
Tracey and Dansby White PNT
Brina and Gilbert Wolpe
Jing Xu
Stephen Yermal
David Zgarrick
Ming and Bin Zheng PNT
Stephen Zoloth
*deceased
PNT= Parent(s) of current students
Corporations & FoundationsAhold Financial Services
Allimar, Inc.
America’s Compounding Center
ASHP
Astellas Pharma US
Astrazeneca
AT&T
Atherton Lane Advisers, LLC
Best Doctors Charitable Foundation
Biogen Inc.
Bristol-Myers Squibb
Burgin, Platner, Hurley Insurance Agency, LLC
Charles Hood Foundation
Children’s Hospital
Christian Book Distributors Catalog, LLC
Coalition For Safe Minds
Consumer Value Stores (CVS)
DA Hamel Family Charitable Trust
Deloitte Touche
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
General Electric
General Mills
HCR Manor Care
Hilda and Preston Davis Foundation
In House Physical Therapy PLLC
Jonas Center for Nursing Excellence
Marvin Simson
Massachusetts School Psychologist Association
Massachusetts Pharmacists Association
Medical Information Technology Inc.
Merck Company
Millennium Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Milton Hospital
NACDS
Nancy Lurie Marks Family Foundation
National Student Nurses Association
Newton Wellesley Plumbing & Heating
North Shore Pharmaceutical
Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp.
Orbis Foundation
Pfizer Inc.
Pharmacists Mutual Insurance Company
Ppg Industries Inc.
Rite Aid Corp.
RJD Engineering, Co.
Signature Roofing Systems, Inc.
Supervalu Inc.
The Boston Foundation
The Jane Botsford Johnson Foundation
The Kenneth B. Schwartz Center
Unilever United States Inc.
United Esoterics
United Way of Tri-County Inc.
Verizon
Walgreens
Walmart Inc.
Whitehall Foundation Inc.
Woodville Rod & Gun Club Inc.
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What’s New?
HATS OFF
A Wise ChoiceDr. Lucia Matthews, MS ’94,
PhD ’99, recently released
a psychological self-help
book, written as a novel, that
teaches readers how not to
be overwhelmed by their emo-
tions so they can make better
choices in their lives. Harriett’s
Walk: How To Make Wiser
Choices For A Better Life uses
fictional dialogue between a
client and counselor to teach
a set of skills and chronicles
how Harriett, the heroine of the
story, uses what she learns to
control her feelings and walk
into the future she wants, not
the future she fears.
Dr. Matthews received her
doctorate in Counseling
Psychology from Northeastern
and is certified in Choice
Theory/Reality Therapy. She is
currently in private practice in
Rhode Island.
Bouvé College Alumni: If you
would like to share news
of your own achievements,
email [email protected].
NEW FACULTY
Twenty-four Scholars Join Bouvé FacultyDean Terry Fulmer is pleased
to welcome the following
researchers and scholars
who have joined the faculty
over the past year. “These
highly talented and motivated
scholars have already enriched
our community, as teachers,
researchers, and partners with
industry. We are proud and
pleased to count them as our
own,” said Fulmer.
John AuerbachProfessor and Director of
the Institute for Urban Health
Research. Since 2007, he was
commissioner for the Massa-
chusetts Department of Public
Health. Previously, he was ex-
ecutive director of the Boston
Public Health Commission.
Auerbach was the state’s
leading AIDS governmental
official early in the epidemic.
He earned his MBA from
Boston University.
Renowned Expert Dr. Sidney Stahl Visits Bouvé
The Bouvé Dean’s Seminar Series continued this fall with an
impressive schedule of guest speakers. On October 3rd, the
series featured a lecture by Sidney Stahl, PhD, on the problem
of elder mistreatment—a subject Dr. Stahl has spent a decade
researching. As Chief of the Individual Behavioral Processes
Branch in the Division of Behavioral and Social Research at
the National Institute on Aging, Dr. Stahl was responsible for
building the research program on elder abuse, long-term care,
caregiving, and behavioral medicine.
Other recent speakers and topics in the Bouvé Dean’s
Seminar Series included Dr. Melissa Simon, MD, MPH on
“Engaging Multiple Levels of Communities to Reduce and
Eliminate Cancer Disparities.” and Dr. XinQi Dong, MD, MPH
on “Elder Abuse: Research, Advocacy and Health Policy.”
For information on upcoming lectures or to view previous
ones, visit www.neu.edu/bouve/about/seminars.html.
Anchors Away! Bouvé students enjoy a cruise aboard the Provincetown II
in September, hosted by Dean Terry Fulmer.
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HSE Mentors Help Early Detection StartupPharmaceutical Sciences graduate Jaydev
Upponi, MP ’07, PhD ’12, and current gradu-
ate students Asanterabi Malima and Cihan
Yilmaz have been awarded $50,000 from the
National Science Foundation (NSF) and an
additional $10,000 from the D’Amore-McKim
College of Business Administration’s IDEA
program for their business venture, BIOLOM.
Malima, an electrical and computer engineer-
ing student, and Yilmaz, a mechanical engi-
neering student, teamed up with Upponi to develop a 0.25 millimeter chip that can
detect very low concentrations of biomarkers associated with colorectal cancer in the
bloodstream, potentially allowing for earlier detection of the disease. The technology
could also be used to monitor for recurrence of the cancer.
“First we coat nanoparticles with CEA-specific antibodies (CEA is a protein associated
with cancer). Then we assemble the nanoparticles onto the chip,” said Yilmaz of their
design, which the team originally called NUCHIP. The antibodies will bind to the CEA,
revealing whether levels are above normal. In comparison to the nanotechnology, current
screening methods are expensive, time-consuming, and require large blood volumes.
The new technology could also be applied to search for biomarkers like cardiac myosin
and troponin, proteins associated with myocardial infarction and other heart diseases.
The team is being mentored by the Health Sciences Entrepreneurs (HSE), a group of
50 Northeastern alumni and friends who have founded successful health sciences
businesses and who offer their expertise and advice to alumni or students looking to
start businesses in the industry. HSE was started in 2005 by Joseph Fleming, P ’70,
MS ’71, chairman of Infusion Ventures, and is open to alumni and students of any
Northeastern college.
To learn more about HSE, view mentor and/or event videos, or sign up either to be or
to seek a mentor, visit www.alumni.neu.edu/healthsciences or contact Julie Norton at
617-373-4839, or [email protected].
Ray Booth Professor in the Center for
Drug Discovery in the School
of Pharmacy. Ray graduated
from Northeastern in 1983.
He became a professor of
medicinal chemistry, pharma-
cology, and psychiatry at the
University of Florida, where he
conducted preclinical studies
of drugs for schizophrenia,
substance abuse, and obesity.
He earned his PhD at the
University of California at
San Francisco.
Phil Brown Distinguished University Pro-
fessor in Sociology and Health
Sciences and interdisciplinary
faculty member with appoint-
ments in both the College of
Social Science and Humani-
ties and the Bouvé College of
Health Sciences. Previously
at Brown University, Phil re-
searched environmental cau-
sation of illness and actions in
social policy that can address
and prevent it. He received his
PhD from Brandeis University.
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What’s New?
Alexa CarlsonAssistant clinical professor in
the School of Pharmacy. Prior
to coming to Northeastern,
she was a PGY2 Internal
Medicine Pharmacy resident
at Virginia Commonwealth
University Health System and
a clinical instructor at Virginia
Commonwealth University
School of Pharmacy. Alexa
earned her PharmD from
Butler University.
Jack DennerleinProfessor in the Department
of Physical Therapy. Previous-
ly, he was a senior lecturer at
the Harvard School of Public
Health. With an extensive
background in mechanical
engineering, Jack’s primary
research interest is in ergo-
nomics and workplace safety.
He earned his PhD from
the University of California,
Berkeley.
Maria DolceAssociate professor in the
School of Nursing. Prior to
joining Bouvé, she was the
coordinator of the Nursing
Education Graduate Program
at NYU College of Nursing.
Her primary research interest
is in the area of interprofes-
sional education and collabor-
ative practice. Maria received
her PhD from NYU.
Jessica Edwards George Assistant clinical professor in
the Department of Counsel-
ing and Applied Educational
Psychology. Prior to coming
to Northeastern, she was an
assistant clinical professor
at the Warren Alpert Medical
School of Brown University in
the Departments of Psychia-
try and Human Behavior and
Pediatrics. Jessica earned her
PhD from Northeastern.
John GriffithAssociate dean of research
for Bouvé and professor in
the Department of Counsel-
ing and Applied Educational
Psychology. He joins us from
Tufts Medical Center, where he
was the associate director of
the Clinical and Translational
Science Program. He was
also an associate professor
of medicine in the Sackler
Graduate School of Biomedi-
cal Sciences at Tufts.
Andrea Grimes ParkerAssistant professor in the De-
partment of Health Sciences,
with a joint appointment in the
College of Computer &
Information Science (Janu-
ary, 2013). Prior to coming to
Northeastern, she completed
a postdoctoral fellowship at
the Georgia Institute of Tech-
nology. She received a PhD in
Human-Centered Computing
from Georgia Tech.
Christopher Hasson Assistant professor in the
Department of Physical
Therapy. Most recently, he
completed postdoctoral train-
ing in the field of human sen-
sorimotor control and learning
in the Department of Biology
at Northeastern. He earned
his PhD in biomechanics and
motor control at the University
of Massachusetts, Amherst.
Dinesh JohnAssistant professor in the
Health Sciences Department.
He received his PhD from
the University of Tennes-
see and was a postdoctoral
research associate at the
University of Massachusetts,
Amherst. Dinesh’s research
interests are the measure-
ment of physical activity and
understanding its relationship
to health.
Rachel Jones Associate professor in the
School of Nursing and a
faculty scholar at the Institute
on Urban Health Research.
Her research interest is in
urban health, specifically in
HIV prevention in urban
women and how to best inte-
grate technology in health care
and promotion. Rachel holds a
PhD from New York University.
Sheri Kiami Assistant clinical professor
in the Department of Physi-
cal Therapy. Most recently,
Sheri was a part-time faculty
member of Bouvé’s PT De-
partment and was a physical
therapist at Sherrill House in
Boston. She earned a DPT
from Simmons College. Sheri’s
research interests include
neurologic physical therapy
and geriatrics.
Jonghan Kim (JK)Assistant professor of toxicol-
ogy in the School of Pharma-
cy. Previously, he was a Yerby
Fellow and research associate
in the Department of Genetics
and Complex Diseases at Har-
vard School of Public Health.
He was an adjunct professor
of pharmaceutical sciences
at Massachusetts College of
Pharmacy and Health Scienc-
es, and an adjunct professor
of pharmacology at Harvard
Medical School. He received
his PhD from The Ohio State
University.
Tiffany Kim Assistant professor in the Col-
lege of Nursing. Prior to join-
ing Bouvé, Tiffany was a Ruth
L. Kirschstein Pre-Doctoral
Fellow in the Center for Health
Equity at the University of
Pennsylvania School of Nurs-
ing. She has a PhD from the
University of Pennsylvania.
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Christina LeeAssistant professor of Coun-
seling and Applied Educational
Psychology. Prior to joining
Northeastern, she was an
assistant professor in the
Department of Community
Health at Brown University,
where she completed her
postdoctoral training in addic-
tions research and treatment
at the Center for Alcohol and
Addiction Studies. Christina
earned her PhD from NYU.
Ennio MingollaProfessor and Chair of the De-
partment of Speech-Language
Pathology and Audiology,
with a joint appointment in the
Department of Psychology.
Ennio was previously a profes-
sor of psychology at Boston
University and the director of
both the Center of Excellence
for Learning in Education, Sci-
ence, and Technology and the
Central Nervous System Vi-
sion Lab. He has a PhD from
the University of Connecticut.
Beth MolnarAssociate professor in the
Department of Health Scienc-
es. Prior to joining Northeast-
ern, she was an associate
professor of Society, Human
Development and Health at
the Harvard School of Public
Health. Beth received her
DSc from the Harvard School
of Public Health.
Tom MoreauVisiting clinical instructor, Phy-
sician Assistant Program. Tom
has over 12 years of experi-
ence as a physician assistant
educator and has worked
in the fields of emergency
medicine, family practice, and
cardiovascular surgery. He is a
graduate of the Albany Medi-
cal College Physician Assistant
Program and holds an MS in
Physiology from the University
of Connecticut.
Laura MylottClinical professor in the School
of Nursing. Prior to coming to
Northeastern, she was the ex-
ecutive director of the Center
for Nursing Excellence at the
Brigham and Women’s Hospi-
tal in Boston. Laura’s research
interests include innovative
clinical education pedagogies,
situated cognition, and high
fidelity simulation.
Adeola OlumuyiwaClinical instructor in the School
of Nursing. She joins us from
Bristol Community College
where she was the coordi-
nator of learning resources
for the Nursing Department.
Adeola holds a MSN from
Regis College and has been
a nurse at Mount Auburn
Hospital, Spaulding Rehabilita-
tive and Sub-Acute Care, and
the Boston Healthcare for the
Homeless Program.
Charles (Chip) StoreyAssistant dean of research.
He comes to Northeastern
from Howard University, where
he served as director of grants
management in the office of
the provost. Previously, Chip
managed grants and research
as director of the University
Studies and Workforce Devel-
opment consulting practice at
Stanford Research Interna-
tional and at the American
Institutes for Research. He
holds a JD from Stanford
University.
Helen SuhAssociate professor in the
Health Sciences Department.
Prior to coming to Northeast-
ern, she was the program
area director of the Environ-
mental Health Program at the
National Opinion Research
Center at the University of
Chicago and an associate
professor in the Department
of Environmental Health at
the Harvard School of Public
Health. Helen received her
ScD from the Harvard School
of Public Health.
Sheng-Che (Steve) YenAssistant professor in the De-
partment of Physical Therapy.
Prior to coming to North-
eastern, he was a research
associate in the Sensory
Motor Performance Program
at the Rehabilitation Institute
of Chicago. Steve’s primary
research interest is in the area
of motor control and motor
learning. He received his PhD
from NYU.
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Meeting of the Minds
James Waters, H ’93, Lifetime Trustee Emeritus, Barry Berkowitz, P ’64, and Dean Terry Fulmer at the Drug Dis-covery and Development in the 21st Century Symposium, co-sponsored by Bouvé College of Health Sciences and the College of Sciences on November 6. Over 300 scien-tists and students attended this day-long program that featured three keynote speakers: Leroy Hood, president and co-founder, Institute for Systems Biology; George Whitesides, Woodford L. and Ann Flowers Professor, Harvard University; and Alan J. Russell, Highmark Distin-guished Career Professor, Carnegie Mellon University.
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