Past Class Notes
Submission Date:
First Name: Lydia
Last Name: Yeckley
Class Year: 2019
Photo:
Lydia Yeckley & her father inspect one of their rockets after launch
Note: Lydia Yeckley '19 (KGCOE) and her father competed on Discovery Channel's Rocket Around The Xmas Tree as the Snow It Alls. On the air in December 2020, the rocket competition featured launching holiday trees, sleighs, toy soldiers and more.
Submission Date:
First Name: Lauren
Last Name: Iuranich
Class Year: 2011
Photo:
Apollo
Note: Lauren Iuranich '12 (CAST) and her husband, John, are excited to announce a third addition to their family, Apollo Oberon, born October 27, 2020.
Submission Date:
First Name: Sarah
Last Name: Bicsak
Class Year: 2011
Photo:
Note: Sarah Bicsak '11 (COS) has been promoted to Chemist II, specializing in Petroleum Gas Chromatography at Paragon Laboratories in Livonia, Michigan.
Submission Date:
First Name: Timothy
Last Name: Cosgriff
Class Year: 1996
Photo:
At the Entrance of the Dryden Theater, photo by Madi Watson RIT student
Note: Timothy Cosgriff MS ’96 (CAST) exhibits at George Eastman Museum in Holiday Sweet Creations Exhibit 2020. Images of artwork on display in George Eastman Museum Sweet creations Holiday display by Timothy Cosgriff MS ‘96 (CAST). Exhibit details may be found at https://www.eastman.org/ . Timothy Cosgriff, Director of Community Events for SUNY Empire State College. Timothy has exhibited at the Museum in this exhibit for over ten years. He currently has two works on display. His wreath is made from found objects that have been repurposed. His gingerbread creation is based on the film “Harvey “and features two Lomography Fish Eye Camera images on film. His work is displayed in the mansion outside the Dryden Theater. Photo Credit by Madi Watson RIT photo student. Timothy and Madi met by chance at the Museum. Timothy and Madi had a great conversation on photography, film, RIT and Timothy's aunt, Eloise Wilkin of Golden Books who is an alum of RIT.
Submission Date:
First Name: Peggy
Last Name: Terhune
Class Year: 1982
Photo:
Dr. Peggy S. Terhune, President & CEO, Monarch
Note: Dr. Peggy S. Terhune MBA '84 (SCB) received North Carolina's Order of the Long Leaf Pine award, the highest honor bestowed by North Carolina’s governors to individuals who have made significant contributions to the state and their communities through their exemplary service and outstanding accomplishments. Dr. Terhune was recognized for her outstanding work as an advocate and leader in services and support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental illness and substance use disorders. Dr. Terhune serves as the President and CEO of Monarch, a statewide organization serving more than 31,000 North Carolinians with intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental illness and substance use disorders each year. She celebrated her 25th anniversary as CEO in 2020.