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Charles P. Bubany, JD ’65, was honored with the creation of the Charles P. Bubany Endowed Professorship at Texas Tech University School of Law in recognition of his more than 50 years of service as a professor.

Martin A. Frey, LW65, professor emeritus at The University of Tulsa College of Law, recently published his first historical novel, Captain Hornigold and the Pirate Republic. A reviewer wrote: “History lovers, especially those particularly interested in this era, will find great information to help them continue their pursuit of the period’s secret. Frey’s writing is […]

Charlotte McDaniel, LA65, received the coveted Fulbright Association Award for Outstanding Chapter Leader at the organization’s 2022 annual conference in Bethesda, Md., in early October 2022. She was recognized for her earlier presidency of Georgia’s Fulbright chapter.

Charlotte McDaniel, LA65, received a grant from the U.S. Department of State’s Citizen Diplomacy Action Fund to assist Tunisian olive plantation owners in enhancing production and marketing of their crop. Tunisia’s economy depends heavily on olive oil, which accounts for almost half of the country’s food exports. McDaniel, who held a Fulbright appointment to Tunisia […]

William J. Betz, LA65, has retired.

Leonard Frankel, LW65, was named Lawyer of the Year in the area of mediation in St. Louis by The Best Lawyers in America for the third year. Frankel is partner at Frankel, Rubin, Klein, Payne & Pudlowski, P.C., with offices in Clayton, Mo.

Susan (Soffer) Cohn, LA65, wrote and recently self-published The Art of the Mentor: The Superpower That Turns Good into Great, which tells the story of her transformation from a 50-year-old, successful businesswoman to an award-winning artist. Cohn creates original art and prints along with teaching art classes and workshops.

Diana Burchfield, FA65, bested 38 other exhibitors of aquamedia works at the Audubon Artists 78th Annual Exhibit in 2020 to win the Gold Medal of Honor with “A Walk in the Park,” a watercolor of New York City’s Battery Park.

Susan (Kennedy) Moran, LA65, retired as a high school guidance counselor.

Joshua Grossman, MD65, is a volunteer teacher for mid-level providers on cardiac arrhythmia recognition and for his community on his personal challenges and mistakes with Type 2 diabetes. He has been married for more than 50 years to Mickey Grossman, OT64, a licensed practicing occupational therapist.