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Alumni News 1940s Norman Johnston, '43, is a professor emeritus at Arcadia University in suburban Philadelphia. His book, "Stoning to Super Prisons: Punishment Throughout History," is the final installment in a series of books about crime, punishment and imprisonment. 1970s Stephen R. Boven, '70, recently retired after 42 years in law enforcement and investigations. He served as the Chief of Police of the Wilmore Police Department in Wilmore, Ky., and previously for the Michigan State Police. Charles H. Geletzke Jr., '71, recently retired from the Canadian National Railroad with 45 years of railroad service. Additionally, his book, "The Detroit & Toledo Shore Line Railroad-Expressway For Industry," was published in December. Diana Webb, '72, recently graduated from Northwood University with her doctor of philosophy in organization and management. Paul Noetzel, '78, was promoted to CBRE's director of asset services for the central Texas region, which includes an approximately 11-million-square-foot real estate management portfolio in Austin, San Antonio and El Paso. He has 25 years of management experience in commercial real estate and joined CBRE in 2006 as part of the Trammell Crow Co. merger. Chris Meister, '79, recently had his book, "James Riely Gordon: His Courthouses and Other Public Architecture," published by Texas Tech University Press. It is the first monograph about Gordon (1863-1937), an American architect of national stature. 1980s Fang Won, '81, is the 2011-2012 National Commander for The American Legion, the world's largest veteran's organization. Lisa Kay Bailey, '84, married Richard Jackson in August 2010. She recently retired from Church of Christ Care Center in Clinton Township, Mich., after 24 years as director of activities. Valerie Gibson, '85, chief operation officer for DMC Harper University Hospital and Hutzel Women's Hospital was selected to participate in Leadership Detroit Class 18, a yearlong community leadership program to enhance leadership skills of regional issues among senior- level executives in southeast Michigan. Tim M. Smith, '86, Skidmore Studio president and CEO, is helping to lead the revitalization of Detroit through investments in the city's creative community. He recently moved Skidmore Studio, a 52-year-old design and illustration studio with 24 employees, into The Madison Building in Detroit. Kelley Culver, M.S. '87, received his M.A. in theology from St. Leo University, St. Leo, Fla., in December 2011. Kelley is in formation for the permanent diaconate in the Catholic Church and is scheduled to be ordained in Savannah, Ga., on May 26, 2012. Susan Zelmanski, '88, recently published a book titled "Master the Matrix: 7 Essentials for Getting Things Done in Complex Organizations." wt Grandparents U June 20 - 22 Register today! Make lifelong memories with your grandchildren For grandparents and grandchildren ages 8-12 • Experience CMU together • Stay in a residence hall • Attend special classes For more information: Contact the Office of Alumni Relations to receive regular updates • 800-358-6903 • alumni.cmich.edu/grandparentsu • Register by March 30 and receive an early bird discount For ADA accommodations call 800-358-6903 at least one week before the event. CMU is an AA/EO institution (see cmich.edu/aaeo). UComm 8627 36 36 centralight spring '12 winter '10

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