Class Notes

Gabriel Lampe, MArch ’12, was promoted to associate at CO Architects in Los Angeles. His design approach has resulted in projects that improve the human experience and align with the clients’ vision.

Perry Morocco, AB ’11, married Lisa Fan Morocco in a wedding ceremony in Chicago. The couple also welcomed a baby boy, Paul (named after his paternal grandfather), to their family. At the wedding, the couple’s groomsmen included Zachary Enloe, BS ’11, Alexander Tatara, BS ’10, and Michael Wang, AB ’11. After celebrating their nuptials with family and friends, the couple enjoyed a honeymoon in Austria and Germany. Perry is an assistant professor of pediatrics at the University of Chicago after completing a pediatric fellowship at the University of Chicago Comer Children’s Hospital.

Julia Sadove-Lopez, AB ’10, and her husband relocated to live abroad in Portugal. She is a virtual consultant for a niche area of dentistry. Sadove-Lopez’s expertise is in educating and supporting parents in understanding how their children can have better breathing, facial growth, sleep and overall health.

Peter LeBlanc Jr., LLM ’09, an attorney, joined Lathrop GPM in the firm’s trusts, estates and legacy planning practice group. LeBlanc has more than a decade’s worth of experience in advising individuals and families on estate, trust, tax, business entity and legacy planning.

M. Ariel Cascio,AB ’09, started a new position as assistant professor in the Center for Bioethics and Social Justice at Michigan State University in August 2023.

Patrick Boothe, MArch ’09, has been promoted from director to partner of Woodhull, an award-winning architecture, construction and millwork firm located in Maine working on residential and commercial projects throughout New England.

Jessica “Jessie” Rosell, JD ’08, an attorney with Lathrop GPM, was promoted to partner. Rosell’s practice focuses on environmental, litigation and appellate matters, representing clients with administrative claims before federal and state environmental agencies, and advising clients initiating and maintaining environmental regulatory compliance programs. She joined the firm in 2008.

Ben Jackson, AB ’08, an attorney with Cohen Milstein, was named partner. Jackson is a member of the securities litigation and investor protection practice, which is based in New York City. He represents institutional and individual shareholders in lawsuits and securities class actions.

Teddy Wayne, MFAW ’07, had the rights of his new book, The Winner, acquired by Columbia Pictures. Wayne will adapt his novel for the big screen, whichfollows a law school graduate who takes a job as a tennis pro only to find himself torn between an arrangement with a sharp-tongued divorcée and falling in love with her outspoken daughter. The Winner (Harper Collins Publishers) hit the bookshelves in May. Wayne also is author of the novels The Great Man Theory, Apartment, Loner, The Love Song of Jonny Valentine and Kapitoil. He is the winner of a Whiting Award in Fiction and an NEA Creative Writing Fellowship.

Julia Fernandez-Pol, BFA ’06, had multiple works on display in the exhibition Roots, which ran from March 15–April 27 at the Atrium Gallery in St. Louis. The exhibition showcased artists originally from St. Louis who have gone on to have success around the country.