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Julie Wosk, AB ’66, is curating the exhibit Imaging Women in the Space Age on view at the Berkshire Museum in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, through Sept. 8 (and was previously at the New York Hall of Science). Wosk, a professor emerita at State University of New York, Maritime College, lives in Manhattan. She also has a summer home in […]

Robert J. Levy, MD, AB ’66, delivered the first Robert J. Levy Basic Science Lecture at “CARDIOLOGY 2024, the 27th Annual Update on Pediatric and Congenital Cardiovascular Disease,” in Scottsdale, Arizona. Levy, who is the William J. Rashkind Endowed Chair in Pediatric Cardiology at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, presented “The Role of the Serotonin […]

Martha (Soloway) Zarkowsky, LA66, GR67, for 34 years has lived in a Chicago suburb with her husband, Bruce, a retired vice president of Walgreens. They live near their oldest child, who is an attorney, and five grandchildren.

Julie Wosk, LA66, professor emerita of studio painting, art history and English at the State University of New York, Maritime College, in New York City, self-published Playboy, Mad Men, and Me — And Other Stories (2020). The book is about her early career as a public relations and advertising copy writer for Playboy, her summer […]

Carolyn (Fuchs) Perry, GR66, penned an anniversary edition of For Better, For Worse: Patient in the Maelstrom with a new afterword (Sunbury Press, 2020). In the book, Perry shares the story of how she and her husband, who was in the midst of chemotherapy, were marooned by Hurricane Katrina at Memorial Hospital in New Orleans. […]

Harvey Mike Jones, MD66, was elected president of the American Osler Society for 2020-21. Dedicated to preserving the principles and legacy of Sir William Osler, the group convenes annually for the presentation of papers centered on medical humanism and history.

Eric Flamholtz, GB66, co-authored The Crisis Leadership Playbook (Vandeplas Publishing, 2020). The book provides practical guidance for leaders facing crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, based upon research it examined from both successful and unsuccessful companies in crisis, including American Express, Chrysler, Disney, Eastman Kodak, International Harvester and Sears.