Chaplain in Chief

Rabbi Arnold E. Resnicoff '68 (right), command chaplain for U.S. General Wesley Clark, commander in chief of the U.S. European Command, recently, visited Swaziland, Zimbabwe, Malawi, and South Africa to discuss "From Stabilization to Reconciliation: The Role of Chaplains in Peacekeeping Operations." Here he is sharing stories with Major General Fiume Gqiba (left), chaplain general of South Africa, and the Rev. Sabelo Maseko, chief chaplain of Swaziland. Resnicoff oversees U.S. military chaplain operations in 89 nations. He is now at work on religious support for U.S. troops in Kosovo and the establishment of a NATO Chaplain Council.

• Syracuse University athletic director Jake Crouthamel '59, recipient of the John L. Toner Award from the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame

• Dr. Robert S. Higgins '81, who led a team of surgeons from Henry Ford and Children's hospitals of Michigan in performing its first pediatric heart transplant

• Mark Johnson '9O, first baseman for the Hanshin Tigers, named to Japan's Central League Ail-Star team

• Steve Rinaldi '93, recipient of the Regional Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award from the Small Business Administration for his work as partner at Innovative Internet Marketing Solutions

• Ann M. Kappler '79, named senior vice president and deputy general counsel of Fannie Mae