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Adam Mandelbaum (1996)
Adam Mandelbaum (1996) recently accepted a position at Nu Horizons Electronics Corp located in Melville, NY as General Counsel. Adam recently was employed at Steve & Barry's as General Counsel.
Submitted on Oct 22 2009

Lisa (Boselli) Loscalzo (1985)
Lisa (Boselli) Loscalzo (1985) writes, "Lisa Loscalzo, president of The Little Clinic, was among ten female small business entrepreneurs selected to join the annual Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit, as a winner of Fortune’s 10 most powerful women in small business initiative which was held Sept. 14-16 in Aviara, Calif.

Loscalzo joined 400 of the country’s most prominent women leaders in business, philanthropy, government, education and the arts for the series of panel discussions, on-stage interviews and interactive sessions. Loscalzo was also selected to serve in a panel discussion on women in small business along with Karen Mills, chairman of the U.S. Small Business Administration and Susan Sobbott, president of American Express OPEN. Warren Buffet introduced the panel.

The small business leaders were added to the conference this year as part of a new program targeting entrepreneurial women who are game changers, ground-breakers and innovators in their fields.

Loscalzo is president of The Little Clinic, a leader in the convenient care industry. She co-founded the company in 2003 and has overseen significant growth over the past two years. She has over 20 years of experience in the health care industry in both long term and acute care practice management and ancillary services.
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Submitted on Oct 2 2009

Lisa (Boselli) Loscalzo (1985)
Lisa (Boselli) Loscalzo (1985) writes, "Lisa Loscalzo, president of The Little Clinic, was among ten female small business entrepreneurs selected to join the annual Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit, as a winner of Fortune’s 10 most powerful women in small business initiative which was held Sept. 14-16 in Aviara, Calif.

Loscalzo joined 400 of the country’s most prominent women leaders in business, philanthropy, government, education and the arts for the series of panel discussions, on-stage interviews and interactive sessions. Loscalzo was also selected to serve in a panel discussion on women in small business along with Karen Mills, chairman of the U.S. Small Business Administration and Susan Sobbott, president of American Express OPEN. Warren Buffet introduced the panel.

The small business leaders were added to the conference this year as part of a new program targeting entrepreneurial women who are game changers, ground-breakers and innovators in their fields.

Loscalzo is president of The Little Clinic, a leader in the convenient care industry. She co-founded the company in 2003 and has overseen significant growth over the past two years. She has over 20 years of experience in the health care industry in both long term and acute care practice management and ancillary services.
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Submitted on Oct 2 2009

Jared Goldman (1973)
Jared Goldman (1973) recently accepted a position at Duval County Public Schools located in Jacksonville, FL as School Psychologist. Jared recently was employed at Baltz Elementary Schools as School Psychologist. "I have remarried and for the past 7 years have enjoyed living at the beaches of Jacksonville, Florida's First Coast. RtI is our job one at work!"

Submitted on Sep 24 2009

Alan Wax (1971)
Alan Wax (1971) writes, that he is the president of the Melville-based public relations firm WaxWords Incorporated, and recently was honored by Long Island Business news with its inaugural Fifty Around 50 Awards.

The award recognizes leadership in business, mentoring and support for the Island’s not-for-profit organizations and a commitment to the community.

The award was presented by the regional business publication on Sept. 24 at a gala dinner at the Garden City Hotel celebrating the companies and business leaders who are over 40 and proud of it. Wax was a prize-winning reporter, columnist and editor at Newsday for 24 years prior to establishing WaxWords in 2005.

As a public relations practitioner, Wax has represented leading businesses and organizations in the real estate industry on Long Island as well as other providers of professional services. In addition to his work in public relations, Wax writes a wine column for Long Island magazine and is an adjunct assistant professor of journalism at Five Towns College in Dix Hills. He also is the author of the Long Island Wine Country Touring Guide, published by the Long Island Wine Council and Island Metro Publications. His writing also has appeared in Building Long Island, the Wine Spectator, Wine & Vines, Beverage Dynamics, Beer the Magazine and Beer Connoisseur magazine.

Wax was a member of the Newsday team that won the 1997 Pulitzer Prize for Spot News Reporting. He is also the recipient of numerous other journalism awards.

Wax serves on the board of directors of the Long Island Real Estate Group, a networking and philanthropic organization, and is a former executive vice president of Public Relations Professionals of Long Island. He is a past president and board member of The New York Financial Writers Association. In addition, he is a member of the Press Club of Long Island, the National Association of Real Estate Editors and the Business International Network. He is also a member of the Advisory Board of Building Long Island magazine.

Wax received a Masters of Arts in Journalism from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1973 and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Stony Brook University in 1971.

Wax resides in Dix Hills, NY, with his wife, Jeanne Behrman '70, and three of their adult children.

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Submitted on Sep 17 2009

Raymond Wolf (1986)
Raymond Wolf (1986) was recently promoted to CEO & President at netSpray located in Austin Texas.
Submitted on Aug 30 2009

David Shashoua (1996)
David Shashoua (1996) recently accepted a position at Kaya Tax & Bookkeeping Services, Inc. located in Irvine, California as Tax Associate.

"Wow!!! It has been13 years, since stepping on the campus of SUNY/Stony Brook.

I have sinced graduated from William Mitchell College of Law of Saint Paul, MN (JD in May '96 - LLM in Taxation in Jan '00), and have moved to California.

Me an born & raised New Yorker in California? Crazy, No!!!

Anyway, I have joined a small tax practicing firm in Irvine, Orange County, California.

I have also became a licnesed Enrolled Agent (EA) in March 2006, and have been active with the local EA society."
Submitted on Aug 7 2009

Richard Lorenzotti (1996)
Richard Lorenzotti (1996) writes, "I am hired by Heide & Cook, Ltd., one of Hawaii's largest full-service mechanical contractor and air-conditioning service companies, as a Technical Services Engineer. I am responsible for assisting new and existing clients with adding value to their air conditioning, fire sprinkler, plumbing, sheet metal, and warehousing needs while promoting sustainable and energy efficient design projects."
Submitted on Aug 5 2009

Drew Slack (2008)
Drew Slack (2008) writes, "I am a Stony Brook University alumus that recently graduated from AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps (AmeriCorps NCCC) Pacific Region, wrapping up ten months of community service nationwide. This ceremony marked the fifteenth graduating class since the inception of AmeriCorps NCCC. AmeriCorps NCCC Graduates complete over 1700 hours of community service. I was one of 296 AmeriCorps NCCC members honored. "
Submitted on Jul 31 2009

Stephen Cipot (1979)
Stephen J. Cipot is a geologist and project manager with the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Region 2 office in NYC. He recently developed an upper level student internship program between his office and his SB alma mater Geology (B.S. 1981), as well as SB's SOMAS program. Stephen believes internships can offer an exceptional opportunity for students to apply college learning with a practical work experience in an applied quantitative sense, and he encourages others to consider creating similar opportunities. Internships are actually not difficult to establish and are set up directly with a college program because they will have 488 and similar level seminars that already allow for internships. Specific internship requirements, details, and number of credits a student will receive are worked out in advance between a college program and the prospective internship employer. Besides receiving college credits other incentives can also be offered, for example, Stephen’s office provides reimbursement to help cover an intern’s commuting expenses to NYC.
Submitted on Jul 30 2009

Caitlin Franco (2004)
Caitlin Franco (2004) writes, "Since 2004, I have received my M.Ed. in Education Policy from Harvard University, I have taught in both charter and public NYC schools, and I am now the Assistant Principal at Equality Charter School, a school I co-founded with two other colleagues. "
Submitted on Jul 28 2009

Dominick Miserandino (1994)
The Press Club of Long Island, the local chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, has chosen to honor TheCelebrityCafe.com executive editor, Dominick Miserandino, with the Phil Spahn Award. Miserandino, editor of the longest-running entertainment magazine on the Internet, was chosen based upon his outstanding contribution to journalism, PCLI and the community.

Submitted on Jul 26 2009

Laura Barrett (1997)
Laura Barrett (1997) writes, "(Savannah, GA, July 21, 2009) Armstrong Atlantic State University (AASU) has named Laura Barrett dean of the College of Liberal Arts. Barrett has been chair of Fine Arts, Humanities and Selected Social Sciences in the Harriet L. Wilkes Honors College at Florida Atlantic University (FAU) in Jupiter for the past four years. She has served on the FAU faculty since 1998 as a charter member of the Wilkes Honors College faculty.

“Dr. Barrett has established an excellent record as a teacher and a scholar,” said Ellen V. Whitford, AASU vice president of academic affairs and dean of faculty. “Her experience and dedication will serve her well as she takes on the leadership of the College of Liberal Arts.”

AASU’s College of Liberal Arts houses the departments of Art, Music & Theater; Criminal Justice, Social & Political Science; Economics; Gender & Women’s Studies; History; Language, Literature & Philosophy; Law and Society; Liberal Studies; and Military Science.

Barrett holds a Ph.D. in nineteenth and twentieth century American literature with emphasis in American romance, postmodernism, literature and photography from the State University of New York at Stony Brook. While at Stony Brook she was also a postdoctoral fellow. She earned her master’s in English literature from Columbia University in New York City. She received her bachelor’s degree in English summa cum laude from Long Island University (LIU), Brooklyn Campus.

Before moving to FAU, she served five years as assistant/associate director of the university Honors Program on the LIU Brooklyn Campus where she had also been an adjunct professor.

Barrett has written numerous articles and delivered many conference presentations and lectures on works of literature ranging from "Moby Dick" and "Ragtime" to "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" and "The Great Gatsby."

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Armstrong Atlantic State University, part of the University System of Georgia, was founded in 1935. The university offers more than 100 undergraduate and graduate academic programs in the College of Liberal Arts, the College of Science and Technology, the College of Education, and the College of Health Professions. Armstrong Atlantic serves more than 7,000 students at its main campus in Savannah and two regional campuses in Hinesville and Brunswick. Its diverse student population comes from nearly all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and more than 70 countries.

Submitted on Jul 22 2009

Daniel Moran (1979)
Daniel Moran (1979) writes, "In addition to my involvements on The Dean's Council at The Melville Library and a host of other things, including having been appointed Poet Laureate by The Suffolk County Legislature in 2005, I have just been appointed Clinical Assistant Professor of General Dentistry at Boston University's School of Dental Medicine. Cheers-Dr. Daniel Thomas Moran '79"
Submitted on Jul 15 2009

Nora Braverman (1971)
Nora Braverman (1971) writes, "Nora Braverman MSPT, 1971, opened Back To Basics Physical Therapy in Manhattan in January 2009. Her practice focuses on holistic treatment and combines her extensive clinical background in PT with over thirty years of teaching yoga. Additionally she is an adjunct faculty member of Berkeley College in NYC and currently teaches Health and Fitness."
Submitted on Jul 15 2009

Leslie Cohen (1970)
Leslie Cohen was named â€œChamber Executive of the Yearâ€ by the Oregon State Chamber of Commerce.
Submitted on Jul 1 2009

Neal Kingston (1974)
After a career in the educational testing industry, Neal Kingston became an Associate Professor at the University of Kansas in 2006, Associate Chair of the Psychology and Research in Education Department in 2008, and Director of the Center for Educational Testing and Evaluation in 2009.
Submitted on Jul 1 2009

Charles Kraut (1971)
Charles Kraut (1971) writes, "Charles Kraut (1971) writes, "I just published the first of several books. This one is entitled "Moneywise: Your Guide to Keeping Ahead of Inflation, Taxes, and the Declining Dollar".
It will soon be followed by my second book, "What Will You Do When the Money's No Good?"
This is my attempt to help educate middle-class Americans about their personal finances, and help them stay in the rapidly-shrinking middle class."
Submitted on Jun 29 2009

Joan Brill (1970)
Joan Brill, pianist, performed the Bach Brandenburg Concerto #5 with the Keys Chamber Orchestra in Cudjoe Key, near Key West, in Florida last winter. Her book, "My Father and Albert Einstein," was released by iUniverse in March of 2008. (1-800-AUTHORS). The book was featured in the April issue of the Julliard Journal.

Joan Brill has also released 2 CD's of her piano music: Piano Encores by Joan and More Piano Encores by Joan.
Submitted on Jun 23 2009

Dorothy Miller Borden (1997)
Dorothy Miller Borden (1997) recently accepted a position at Mercy Hospital located in Valley City, North Dakota as Mission-Spiritual Care Leader. "Since this past February I have been able to use my ordination into ministry in several wonderful ways such as; working for our local hospital out where we live as their Mission-Spiritual Care Leader. As well since last February, I have been the Associate Minister for Spiritual Care and Youth for the Congregational United Church of Christ where my husband is Minister and Teacher, and I have been serving now for a little over a year as the Pulpit Supply Minister for a local Presybterian Church. I am very happy with my life, which includes being married as of this month for three years and being the mom to a precious, funny and smart 16 month old little boy. I am blessed."
Submitted on Jun 22 2009

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