2003

Hello, fellow ’03s! I’m happy to say that I have lots to report in the form of family and professional news! First off, Catherine (Hyson) Nierenburg writes that, “Sean became a big brother when our second son, Colin Jay Nierenburg, was born July 17, 2015. I am taking the school year off to be home with the two boys before returning to my job as library media specialist at New London Elementary in August.” Enjoy life with two! It’s a handful, but so much fun.

Congratulations are in order for Casey Lozar, who was recently appointed to the board of regents of higher education for the state of Montana! Casey is bureau chief of the business development bureau for the Montana Department of Commerce, where he provides technical assistance and funding opportunities for the business and entrepreneur communities in Montana to grow market opportunities and jobs. He also serves as the tribal policy advisor for the Montana Department of Commerce.

Kyle Yamamoto writes, “I finished my facial plastic and reconstructive surgery fellowship at Emory University in July and started my own solo private practice, Sierra Nevada Cosmetic and Laser Surgery, in Reno, Nevada.”

And in other cross-country-moving news, Justin Johnson recently traded his surfboard and Los Angeles living for cowboy boots and the phrase “y’all,” when he accepted a position as senior counsel of mergers and acquisitions at Energy Future Holdings in Dallas in February.

Charlotte Coultrap-Bagg also made a big move from New York to San Francisco when she accepted a position at Sunrun as its head of investor relations.

Thanks for the news, keep it coming! Have a wonderful summer everyone!

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