KAREN REAGAN (ADAMS), '98, earned her MA in History from Old Dominion University. She also married an officer in the US Army so her last name is now Reagan. Her email is: KReagan@sbo.hampton.k12.va.us

PHIL ADAMS, '98, is currently at the world renowned Institute of Archaeology at University College London in London, England working on his MA in Archaeology focusing on Roman and Aegean Bronze Age Archaeology. Projected date for completing the Master's course is the first autumn of the next millennium.

SALLY ANGLE, '98, is a field anthropologist with Goodwin and Associates, Frederick, MD, where she has been digging at a seventeenth century historic site since graduation.

JAISON ANNARINO, '85, serves as a volunteer staff archaeologist with Project Explore in Roanoke.

APRIL BARGER, '95, is a land title researcher for State Farm Insurance Corporation in North Carolina.

ANDREW BANYASZ, '98, is working on an M.A. in Field and Analytical Techniques in Archaeology at the Institute of Archaeology at University College London. He expects to complete his degree in September 2000. Contact him at tcrnasb@ucl.ac.uk

BRIAN BATES, '92, received his Ph.D. from the University of London and has been Director of the Longwood University Archaeology Field School since 1998.  He is now Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Longwood University and is currently conducting archaeological investigations on a Late-Woodland Amerindian village on the Staunton River and on pre-Columbian settlement patterns in the U.S. and British Virgin Islands. batesbd@longwood.edu

MELISSA LEE BEALAFELD, '96, is a first-year Master's student in Student Affairs and Assistant Residence Director of West Ambler-Johnston at Virginia Tech. Contact her through her web page at: http://www.vt.edu:10021/M/mbealafe/bealafeld/melissa.htm

YVONNE NICOLE BOUDREAU, `97, was awarded a two-year scholarship to be a Graduate Student Assistant at Wayne State University in Detroit where she earned her Master’s degree in Library and Information Science in 2001.  She currently lives in Traverse City, Michigan where she is a Senior Information Research Specialist (a.k.a. Medical Librarian) at Munson Medical Center.  Her email address is yboudreau@mhc.net

BECKY CHAMBERS, '98, is working full-time at Empire Medicare Services a government contractor in Harrisburg, PA. that processes Medicare Part B claims for New Jersey. In addition she is attending Saint Francis College where she is pursuing Master's in Human Resources. Email her at becky8@localnet.com

LEIGH ANNE (CHAMBERS) HUDSON, '03, recently became a Pretrial Officer with Middle Peninsula Local Probation & Pretrial Services. She investigates defendants from the Gloucester County Jail and Middle Peninsula Regional Security Center, and supervises defendants on bond with charges typically in the Gloucester, Mathews, and Middlesex county courts. "I am really enjoying it and it is definitely never boring! I feel like I am finally using both my Sociology and Anthropology degrees, which is a good feeling!" (1-30-08)

JONATHAN COLLINS, '95, Is currently a high school Special Education teacher for Chesterfield County Public schools. He teaches at Manchester High School. He has been a public school special education teacher since 1999. He received his Masters in Science in Special Education from Longwood University in 2004. He can be contacted at jonathan_collins@ccpsnet.net.

JAMES COOMBS, '93, is pursuing a master's degree in medical anthropology at the University of Utah. He has also started a small, independent music label entitled "Clockworks Records." He can be emailed at Jdcoombs@home.com

CINDY CORELL, Archaeology Field School, '83, is City Editor, The Daily News Leader, Staunton, VA.

HOPE JONES CORRIZO, '95, worked at the University of Alaska Museum in charge of
special projects. Now located at Fort Campbell, Kentucky, Hope is the Archaeological Technician/ Geographic Information Systems Specialist for the Cultural Resources Mangement program, contracted through Colorado State University. She has two children: Nathan 5, Sophia Rose 2. corizzoh@campbell.army.mil

JAKE DEVANEY, '91, has is founder of The Living Folklore Medicine Show in Prescott and Tucson, AZ which has an interesting website. Check it out .

MIKE DUNN, '93, received his master's degree in archaeology at the University of Southern Mississippi in June and is working as an archaeologist for the U.S. Forest Service in Mississippi and Louisiana.

SVETLANA DURKOVIC, '96, received her master's degree in anthropology at the University of Chicago in August 1997 and hopes to start on a Ph.D. in the next two years. She now works in Washington, D.C. for the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. as Administrator for Career and Member Activities. E-Mail: s.durkovic@ieee.org

ELLEN YUNTZ DUTTON, '89, is a Local Area Network (LAN) Specialist for SunTrust Bank in Richmond, VA and recently completed her CNA (Certified Novell Administrator) requirements. Her e-mail is ellen.dutton@suntrust.com .

CARRIE HOGAN EDMISON, '98, is now working at Woodward Academy (check out the school's website www.woodward.edu ) teaching third grade in Atlanta, Georgie. Woodward is the largest private school in the country. She moved to Atlanta after being the Learning Resource Teacher at Fuqua School and her temporary e-mail is picassodog@hotmail.com .

PHILIPPE ERNEWEIN, '92, is an anthropology and history teacher at the Denver Academy in Colorado.

REBECCA ETZLER, '89, is a staff assistant with the Humane Society of the United States in Illinois.

TERESA FARKAS, '93, is chief field photographer for the James River Institute for Archaeology in Williamsburg, VA.

BOB FLIPPIN, '83, has published his second book, Historical Notes on Buckingham, 1890-1899. He has
founded his own publishing company, Southside Virginia Historical Press, which lists 71 titles.

WILLIAM FLINT, '98, has been accepted in the graduate program in physical anthropology, University of Tennessee, where he will begin working on the Master's of Science degree in Anthropology this September.

AMIE BELIVEAU GEREMIA, '92, graduated with an MA in History with a concentration in Museum Studies from Middle Tennessee State University in December 2000. She is working in the Exhibitions Department at Nashville's newest and largest art institution - the Frist Center for the Visual Arts, a non-collecting (or "borrowing") institution with an interesting schedule of changing exhibitions. Check out the Frist at website at www.fristcenter.org and check out Amie at ageremia@home.com

STEVE GIBBONS, '95, has received his M.A. Degree in Nautical Archaeology from East Carolina University for his thesis on "Piracy in the Carolinas, 1700's."

LISA GREGORY, '97, received the M.A. in cultural anthropology from University College, Cork in Ireland.

NIKKI HALL, '98, is playing professional basketball in Bankeryds, Sweden. She also coaches two teenage girls' teams for her club in an area high school where she helps teach English Classes. She can be contacted at nikkisweden@hotmail.com .

MARK HEIM, '94, M.S. in Sociology '99, is a probation and parole officer in Lynchburg, VA as well as an adjunct instructor at Central Virginia Community College. E-mail him at Heimmt@vadoc.state.va.us

AREINA GAIL BRUCE HENSLEY, '92, is Human Resources Recruiter in the College and University Division of Capital One Financial Corporation in Richmond, VA.

MATTHEW HINTON, AMY KOSER and CARRIE LIGHT, all '98, are field archaeologists with the Virginia Foundation for Archeological Research, Yorktown.

ERIC HURT, anthropology junior, studied Fall '98 semester at James Cook University, Queensland, Australia.

SONJA INGRAM, '91, is a crew chief with Goodwin and Associates, a contract archaeology firm in Puerto Rico.

JENNIFER JACKSON, '96, was recently awarded her Ph.D. by Yale University for her dissertation focusing on language change in Malagasy.  She held  the student seat on the American Anthropological Association Executive Board, and was instructor at Yale.  She is now an new Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto. anthropology.jackson@utoronto.ca (3-30-08)

DAVID JENKINS, '94 Archaeology Field School, has received his M.A. in archaeology from the University of Montana and is a field archaeologist with Donald Baker and Associates in Maryland.

AUDREY BERG JOHNSON, '93, is a collections management assistant at the National Museum of American History in Washington, DC where she specializes in the photographic history collection of medical science.

CRAIG JONES, '00, has been accepted in the graduate program in anthropology at Catholic University for fall 2000.

ALEXANDRA KENNY, Archaeology Field School, '95, '96, is a graduate student at George Washington University working on her Master's in Field Archaeology.

MELISSA J. LEAKE, '98, is a contract archaeologist with C. R. I., Inc. in Leesburg, Virginia where she is excavating a historic site dating to the early 1700s. She will be moving to Indiana in March to begin a laboratory position with a year-long prehistoric site project administered by Indiana University laboratory of Archeological Research.

WHITNEY LOWRANCE, '99 and Archeology Field School '97: Whitney worked at the historic Francis Land House in Virginia Beach, and is currently employed at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation as a historic sites interpreter. She is also a storyteller and an actress in the play "Cry Witch", which is about Grace Sherwood, 'the witch of Pungo'. Whitney will be attending The University of the Arts in Philadelphia, pursuing a Master's degree in Museum Education, starting Spring 2004. Contact her at Rowan2060@aol.com. (updated 11/03) 

CLAIRE (TRULLINGER) MAUCIERI, '95, is the communications specialist for the American Public Power Association, the Washington D.C., based organization providing services to the nation's more than 2,000 community- and state-owned electric utilities.  Her email is CMaucieri@appanet.org .

JENNIE-LEIGH MCLAMB, '95, anthropology minor, is a graduate student in the anthropology program at Florida State University.

RYAN MEYER, 96, is attending the T.C. Williams School of Law, University of Richmond where she is completing her law school tenure. She can be reached via e-mail at PushnLmts@aol.com .

SHAWN MILLER, 01, Graduated from Ball State University with a MA in Anthropology in July 2005.  From May 2005 to July 2006 Shawn was employed by Landmark Archaeological and Environmental Services as a project supervisor. Currently he works for the Indiana Department of Transportation as an archaeologist doing in-house fieldwork, reviewing, archaeological compliance reports, and consulting with various state agencies and contractors throughout the Section 106 process. samiller7@comcast.net (12-18-06)

SHANNON MORAN, '93, is Lead Visitor Services Representative in the Department of Education at the United States Holocaust Museum in Washington, DC, and can be contacted at smoran@INETMAIL.ushmm.org .

CHRIS MUNDY, '91, Professional contract archaeologist since graduation, Chris has worked on numerous projects throughout the eastern U.S. Currently he is a Crew Chief on a project at Monticello.

SARA JO NEIGHBORS, '96, is an archaeological field technician with Garrow and Associates in Atlanta, Georgia and has worked most recently on the Cemetery Hill Site in Roanoke.

TRACEY NORCUTT, '93, is a field archaeologist with the National Park Service in Burns, Oregon.

BRANDON NUCHOLS, '97, is a camp unit counselor at the New Dominion School in Virginia, a wilderness life style alternative high school.

KAREN OWENS, '98, is Chief Archivist, Bedford County Historical Society and Bedford Circuit Court in Bedford, Virginia. Among other tasks she carries out documentary searches for papers containing signatures of Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry and others and restores selected, signed documents.

JUSTIN PATTON, '88, currently serves as the County Archaeologist for Prince William County, Virginia.  He has conducted archaeological investigations and cultural resource management projects in the Middle Atlantic region (Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia, and Washington D.C.), Arkansas, Florida, Michigan, Ohio, and Texas.  He has also conducted international historic preservation efforts assisting the Republic of Georgia and an oil company consortium preserve and mitigate cultural resources from the Bronze Age, Iron Age, and Medieval Age.  Prior to his current position he worked as a Senior Archaeologist for URS Corporation in Gaithersburg, Maryland, as an archaeologist for Parsons Corporation, as Assistant Cultural Resources Manager for Fairfax County Park Authority, and as a staff archaeologist for Engineering-Science, Inc.  He received his Master’s in Applied Anthropology at the University of Maryland, College Park, in 2001.  jspatton@pwcgov.org

PAUL PELLETIER, '88, is an engineer, specializing in lighting systems, McNaghton-McKay, Atlanta, GA.

VALERIE PERINI, '85, is director of communications for the Virginia Health Care Association in Richmond, VA.

JAMES PETTINELLI, ' 99, finished his Masters in Interdisciplinary Studies (MAIS) with a concentration in Anthropology at George Mason University in the Spring of 2007.  His thesis was about the snake handlers of Appalachia.  His email is jpettine@gmu.edu.  (6-7-2007)

EVELYN PEYTON, Archaeology Field School, '92, is a field anthropologist with Engineering Sciences, Inc. She has been working for a year at a historic site in Manassas.

MICHAEL W. PLUM, '88, studied Anthropology and worked as a contract archaeologist in southern New Mexico from 1993-1996 and earned a Masters Degree in Public Administration (1999) from New Mexico State University. He has worked for the City of El Paso, Texas since 1999 as a Personnel Analyst, Planner, and most recently Budget and Management Analyst.  His email is: PlumMW@ci.el-paso.tx.us.  ph: (915) 541-4527; fax: (915) 541-4760.

SUSAN POPE, Archaeology Field School, '93, is a speech-language pathologist at Rush University, Chicago, IL, where she received her M.A. in communication science.

DEAN RAY, '94, is a historical archaeology field technician with the Virginian Foundation for Archaeological Research in Yorktown, VA.

KAREN REAGAN (ADAMS), '98, earned her MA in History from Old Dominion University. She also married an officer in the US Army so her last name is now Reagan. Her email is: KReagan@sbo.hampton.k12.va.us

MEGAN RICHARDSON, '96, was a contract archaeologist with Louis Berger and Associates in New Jersey, and now is an artist and student/teacher of traditional healing techniques (using herbs, nutrition, yoga) and teaches kids yoga, arts and crafts, and archeology. Mbrichardson26@aol.com

REBECCA ANSELL ROSE, '86, is a curator at the Museum of the Confederacy in Richmond, VA, in charge of the museum's collection of 500 Civil War battle flags.

SUZANNE SCHAUBEL, '99, is now at the University of Wales, Cardiff, Wales working on a Master's degree in Classical Archaeology. Her e-mail address is miaka51@hotmail.com

JENNIFER SHARP, '98, is a field archaeologist with Gray and Pape, Inc. in Illinois.

MELANIE DANFORTH SITEKI, '94, is living in Arlington, VA with her husband Pshko, their son Kozhiin, and is about to give birth again.  She teaches ESL to adults with the REEP Program. Email: momomelli@aol.com or momomelli@yahoo.com (4-15-04)

NIC SMITH, '98, is currently at the world renowned Institute of Archaeology at University College London in London, England. He is working on a MA in Forensic Archaeology. Projected dates for completing the Masters course is early Fall 2000. It is reported by an unvouched-for source that he and Phil Adams have already established themselves as pillars of the London community!

TIMOTHY STANLEY,  ' 97, is currently working as an AutoCAD Technician and Survey Party Chief for Al Prince and Associates in Raleigh, NC.  He will take his first test towards becoming a Registered Surveyor in April 2002.  He is also expecting his first child in August 2002

RODNEY STUART, '89, Archaeology Field School, has received his M.A. in archaeology from the University of Mississippi.

ARMEID THOMPSON, '96, has completed an eighteen-month assignment with the U.S. Peace Corps in the Republic of Dominica in the Caribbean. She is now writing a children's book of stories and poems based on her experiences.

KATHLEEN MARTINA THOMASON, '96, works in the Archaeological Research Dept. of Colonial Williamsburg, Inc. She, her husband and young daughter reside in Newport News (373 Green Meadow Drive, Newport News, VA 23608). Katy can be reached by email at mnk1099@prodigy.net or at kthomason@cwf.org .

JANICE THOMPSON, '88 & '89 Archaeology Field School, has added a classroom unit on archaeology and Virginia Indians to the curriculum at Crewe Primary School where she teaches.

KERRI M. THORESON, '91, is a sales representative with Harding Glass, Inc. in Richmond.

CLAIRE (TRULLINGER) MAUCIERI, '95, is the communications specialist for the American Public Power Association, the Washington D.C., based organization providing services to the nation's more than 2,000 community- and state-owned electric utilities.  Her email is CMaucieri@appanet.org .

CHRISTINA GEBBIA-VICEDO ´95 is the owner of Gravitynet E-Solutions S.L. one of the top 25 web hosting providers in Spain. Founded in 1998, the company provides custom hosting and housing services throughout Europe. She has three children: Tina (2000), Verónica (2001) and Lázaro (2007). You can contact her by email at cgebbia@gravitynet.es (1-30-08)

JEANNE WILLOZ-EGNOR, '86, is the Collections Manager at the Mariner's Museum in Newport News, VA where she oversees a collection of more than 1 million archival pieces, 600,000 photos, 75,000 books, 35,000 two and three dimensional objects, and 135 boats. She can be reached at jegnor@mariner.org .

ERIN ELIZABETH WILSON, '96, received her Master of Arts in Teaching with a specialization in museum education from George Washington University, May 1999.

MICHELE WILSON, '91, after serving as Section 106 review and compliance assistant to the Oregon state archaeologist in 1998 will complete her Masters in Applied Anthropology at Oregon State University in 1999. Michele is presently an anthropology instructor at Linn-Benton Community College in Corvallis, OR and can be e-mailed at wilsonm@peak.org .

SUSAN WITZEL, anthropology senior, studied Fall semester in the Semester at Sea program of the University of Pittsburgh.

MEGHAN ELIZABETH WRIGHT, '97, received her M.A. in Anthropology from the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, May 1999, and after a stint in Northern Virginia, is now a sales analyst for Royal Oaks Sales in "HOTlanta, GA". She can be contacted. She can be emailed at MWRIGHT@royal-oak.com .

MARYA WYSOCKI, '99, attended the graduate program in archaeology at Eastern New Mexico University beginning in fall 2000.  She is now th Assistant Director of Annual Giving and Young Alumni Relations in the Office of University Advancement at Longwood University.  Her email is wysockimh@longwood.edu. (9-7-05)

BETH GOREY YOUNG, '98, and her husband, Rob, have moved to Washington (we'll say Seattle) and she now works for Nintendo of America. A contender for the Alum-with-the-most-Moves (!) she can be reached at elizyo01@noa.nintendo.com