New General Counsel Role for David Strauss (JD ’93)
David Strauss has joined Appriss as Senior Vice President and General Counsel. Appriss is a global data and analytics solutions provider headquartered in Louisville. Its mission is “Knowledge for Good,” and its three primary business segments — Safety, Health and Retail — are focused on keeping people safe and managing risk. David will remain resident in the suburbs of Chicago.
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Eric Obscherning ’15 has been promoted to associate director at Crowell & Moring International in Washington, DC.
Retired Judge Michael S. Jordan ’63, was elected vice president of the National Association of Railroad Referees.
Philip C. Ravid died on June 10, 2021.
Saxophonist Dale Nelson has cofounded the Fountain Hills Saxophone Quartet.
After retiring from urban and regional planning, David Preece’s third act is in high gear.
Bart Pfankuch was named co-winner of the Glenn Cunningham Agriculture Journalist of the Year Award from the North American Agricultural Journalists...
Cherylyn Harley LeBon joins board of directors.
Thomas Mathiesen, born on 5 October 1933, was one of the founders of sociology of law in Norway.
Rep. Danny Tenenbaum ’07 passes a bill, inspired by a 2012 Wisconsin Supreme Court decision, to aid Alzheimer’s patients.
Matthew Rolnick has become Yaymaker’s new VP of strategy and innovation.
Eric Obscherning ’15 has been promoted to associate director at Crowell & Moring International in Washington, DC.
Retired Judge Michael S. Jordan ’63, was elected vice president of the National Association of Railroad Referees.
Philip C. Ravid died on June 10, 2021.
Saxophonist Dale Nelson has cofounded the Fountain Hills Saxophone Quartet.
After retiring from urban and regional planning, David Preece’s third act is in high gear.
Bart Pfankuch was named co-winner of the Glenn Cunningham Agriculture Journalist of the Year Award from the North American Agricultural Journalists...
Cherylyn Harley LeBon joins board of directors.
Thomas Mathiesen, born on 5 October 1933, was one of the founders of sociology of law in Norway.
Rep. Danny Tenenbaum ’07 passes a bill, inspired by a 2012 Wisconsin Supreme Court decision, to aid Alzheimer’s patients.
Matthew Rolnick has become Yaymaker’s new VP of strategy and innovation.
Eric Obscherning ’15 has been promoted to associate director at Crowell & Moring International in Washington, DC.
Retired Judge Michael S. Jordan ’63, was elected vice president of the National Association of Railroad Referees.
Philip C. Ravid died on June 10, 2021.
Saxophonist Dale Nelson has cofounded the Fountain Hills Saxophone Quartet.
After retiring from urban and regional planning, David Preece’s third act is in high gear.
Bart Pfankuch was named co-winner of the Glenn Cunningham Agriculture Journalist of the Year Award from the North American Agricultural Journalists...
Cherylyn Harley LeBon joins board of directors.
Thomas Mathiesen, born on 5 October 1933, was one of the founders of sociology of law in Norway.
Rep. Danny Tenenbaum ’07 passes a bill, inspired by a 2012 Wisconsin Supreme Court decision, to aid Alzheimer’s patients.
Matthew Rolnick has become Yaymaker’s new VP of strategy and innovation.