Give a Rouse
Leader of the Pack
Dr. Marye Anne Fox '74, became the leader of the Wolfpack in April when she was appointed chancellor of North Carolina State University. Fox is one of the nation's top chemists and was the vice president of research at the University of Texas at Austin, where she worked for 22 years. She is the first female chancellor in NCSU's 111-year history, and her presence is expected to make the college more attractive to women applicants. She took office August 1.
E. William Crotty '53, appointed U.S. ambassador to Barbados, Barbuda, the Commonwealth of Dominica, Grenada, St. Lucia, and St. Vincent
Barry Sharpless '63, named to Chemical & Electrical Engineering magazine's "11 >p 75," an elite group of scientists, living and dead
Dr. Ronald L. Copeland '73, named president and medical director of Kaiser Per- manente of Ohio
Deborah Sontag '78, named Jerusalem bureau chief of The New York Times
Lisa Feinberg Densmore '83, recipient of die Harold S. Hirsch Award for Excellence in Snowsports Journalism. She won in the telc\ision category based on a series of three-minute ski tips called "Mastering the Mountain," which she writes, directs, and co-hosts for Resorts Sports Network.
Elizabeth Fagan '93, singer and songwriter, who co-produced the CD Seen Best By the Touched with Colin Tong '93
Scott Fraser '94, Edmonton Oilers right wing, named NHL Rookie of the Month for March and April
Fox '74: From chemist to chancellor.
