Geoff Harris, President of Solaire Homebuilders
Continuing a homebuilding career spanning more than 23 years, Geoff Harris ’96 and his wife, MaryLea Harris, are the new owners of Solaire Homebuilders, Central Oregon’s original sustainable homebuilder. Founded in 1995, Solaire specializes in net zero energy homes with superior indoor air quality. The Harrises are excited to carry on the company’s legacy and bring high performance homes to the mainstream.
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Mary Clare Mulcahy ’18 (journalism) is currently clerking for Justice Natalie Hudson and Justice Margaret Chutich at the Minnesota Supreme Court.
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Randy Magen MS’87, PhD’92 (social work) has been named dean of Yeshiva University’s Wurzweiler School of Social Work, in New York City. He had been director of the School of Social Work at Boise State University in Idaho.
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Michael A. Pflughoeft ’84, APR, Fellow PRSA, received the 2023 Dorothy Thomas Black Award from the Public Relations Society of America’s SE Wiscons...
Mary Clare Mulcahy ’18 (journalism) is currently clerking for Justice Natalie Hudson and Justice Margaret Chutich at the Minnesota Supreme Court.
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