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Dear Fellow Colonials –
The approaching new year finds us in the midst
of honoring President Stephen Joel Trachtenberg
as he makes the transition to President Emeritus
and University Professor of Public Service. Throughout
the 2006-2007 academic year, a series of receptions
in his honor is being held for alumni and friends
of the University across the United States and
abroad. READ
FULL ARTICLE
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Lindsay Marsh, BA ’98, MD ’02, an alumna with a diverse personal and professional
portfolio, focuses on helping others through a multifaceted approach.
An anesthesiologist, ordained minister, and author, Marsh is also CEO
and creative director of a unique company, Worth the Wait Revolution
Inc. The company seeks to empower young women and men aged
13 through the early 30s by helping them to create healthy self-images
through educational efforts.READ
FULL ARTICLE
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Holly Belanger, JD ’94, was
recently made a principal of KPMG LLP, a U.S. audit,
tax, and advisory firm that provides tax services
focusing on cross-border transactions to multinational
corporations. Belanger, a partner in the firm’s
Washington National Tax practice, provides federal
tax services to clients across the nation. She joined
KPMG in 1999 and prior to that she worked for a federal
government agency. The focus of her
tax work is on partnerships, like-kind exchanges,
and involuntary conversions. Belanger is a CPA and
serves as a member of American Institute of Certified
Public Accountants and the Maryland State Bar Association.
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Guy A. Bracuti, JD ’94, was
recently made a principal of KPMG LLP, a U.S. audit,
tax, and advisory firm that provides tax services focusing
on cross-border transactions to multinational corporations.
He joined KPMG in 2000, and prior to that worked in
the Office of Chief Counsel (International) for the
Internal Revenue Service. Bracuti is an attorney and
a member of the New York Bar and the New Jersey Bar.
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A fifth grade class at Pioneer Elementary School in Escondido, California, dons GW apparel as part of the “University Bound” program, which pairs elementary schools with universities in order to teach children about the importance of a college education.
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| Please note that there will not be a Colonial Cable next month. For information on upcoming events, please see Regional Events and the Regional Round Up. | |
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