Ellis I. Kahn, ’58, was honored by the Charleston Jewish Federation the establishment of the Ellis Kahn Philanthropy Award to be awarded annually to a deserving member of the community. He was doubly honored as the first recipient of this award.
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Christopher P. Threlkeld, ’90
Judge Christopher P. Threlkeld is the chief circuit judge of the 3rd Judicial Circuit of Illinois.
Read MoreT. Allen Herritage, ’97
Brig Gen T. Allen Herritage, USAF, ’97, was promoted to his current rank on January 7 and will serve as director of public affairs with the Office of the Secretary of the Air Force, Pentagon, Washington, D.C.
Read MoreJeffrey J. Cunningham, Jr., ’04
On January 13, 2025, Jeffrey J. Cunningham, Jr., ’04, launched the law firm, Cohen Vaughan LLP, as a founding partner with 75 lawyers in seven states focusing on commercial litigation and trial work. He is also co-chair of the professional liability practice group and the firm’s general counsel.
Read MoreNorman R. Seabrooks, ’73
Norman R. Seabrooks, ’73, received an MUSC Black History Intercollegiate Consortium MLK Humanitarian Award at their 35th Annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Commemorative Celebration on January 21 in Charleston.
Read MoreKyle W. Puryear, ’02
Kyle W. Puryear, ’02, was named chairman of the board of county commissioners for Person County, N.C., his third term as chairman in his 19-years as commissioner.
Read MoreBarrett J. Reese, CGC ’04
Barrett J. Reese, with Early College High School, was named Star Rookie Principal of the Year by the Charleston County School District.
Read MoreMegan H. Williams, CGC ’09
Megan H. Williams, with Springfield Elementary School, was named Elementary School Star Principal of the Year by the Charleston County School District.
Read MoreAndrew S. Brandt, CGC ’15
Andrew S. Brandt, with West Ashley High School, was named Star Rookie Principal of the Year by the Charleston County School District.
Read MoreJamie A. Damsker, ’87
Jamie A. Damsker, ’87, was appointed as the president and CEO of the Distinguished Flying Cross Society (DFCS). He assumes the volunteer leadership role at a time the organization is looking to expand its membership beyond Vietnam-era aviators and recruit award recipients from the past 30 years. The DFCS will […]
Read MoreJohn S. Pearson, Jr., ’93
Dr. John S. Pearson, ’93, was selected by the board of directors of Open Cities Health Center in Saint Paul, Minn., as its next chief executive officer.
Read MoreAlfred C. Crane, Jr., ’65
Lt Col Alfred C. Crane, Jr., USAF, Ret., ’65, participated in the Old Dominion Honor Flight Mission 7 in October 2024 with 80 other veterans. Mission 7 visited the U.S. Marine Corps Museum, the U.S. Air Force Memorial, the World War II Memorial, the Korean War, the Vietnam Veterans Memorials […]
Read MoreGeorge A. Gray III, ’67
“Ace of War,” the most recent book by Brig Gen George A. Gray III, USAF, Ret., ’67, was published by Fulton Books. It is a memoir documenting Gray’s service in the U.S. Air Force during the Vietnam War.
Read MoreMatthew S. Juntz, ’07
CPT Matthew S. Juntz, USAR, ’07, CGC ’12, was awarded the General Douglas MacArthur Leadership Award for exemplifying the principles of duty, honor and country and demonstrating exceptional leadership abilities on Nov. 6, 2024, by U.S. Army Chief of Staff, GEN Randy A. George; Chief of the U.S. Army Reserve, […]
Read MoreDamond W. Boatwright, ’94
Damond W. Boatwright was included in Becker’s Hospital Review’s list of 64 hospital and health system CEO influencers to know in 2024. He is the president and CEO of Hospital Sisters Health System in Springfield, Ill.
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