Wednesday, October 3, 2012

MS in MIT Job Postings: 10.3.12


MS IN MIT Alumni Job Postings

To post a job for MS in MIT alumni contact Aimee Carter at aimeecarter@virginia.edu

Alliance Pointe

http://alliancepointe.com/, is hiring for the following positions:
·       Business Analyst
·       Lead Communications Analyst
·       Organizational Change Consultant I
Job Title: Business Analyst
Provide organizational readiness and risk management strategy assessments, analysis, design, development and/or implementation services to support the transformation of large scale, Department of Defense (DoD) organizations. Successful candidate will be an experienced Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) practitioner that has provided consulting, research, analysis and support activities to DoD clients, is able to develop strong working relationships at all levels of the organization, and can effectively engage program stakeholders to create commitment, ownership and momentum for sustained change. Success will require the ability to facilitate end users, middle managers and executives through the defined changes, stand up new or mature existing governance processes and project teams, design and implement organizational models, re-engineer and operationalize new business processes and technology. Knowledge of DoD governance and oversight boards is a strong plus.
Responsibilities
•          Conduct organizational readiness assessments for large, DoD organizations
•          Design, develop and implement business transformation plans that address how change will be introduced and sustained at all levels of the organization
•          Develop and implement specific plans and initiatives needed (e.g., organization redesign, business process redesign, training, staffing, policies and procedures, communications) to create and sustain change across all levels of the organization
•          Establish and build strong working relationships with client and stakeholders at all levels of the organization

Requirements
•         Bachelor's Degree required. Master’s Degree preferred.
•         5 plus years’ experience in large-scale organizational change, DoD preferred.  Experience with implementing modernized business process and technology a plus.
•         Excellent organizational and operational readiness assessment skills.
•         Strong influencing, networking and relationship building skills.
•         Innovative problem solving skills.
•         Working knowledge of and experience with ERP deployments.
•         Excellent writing and verbal skills.
•          Federal government agency experience required.
•          DoD clearance required.  Must have a minimum Interim Secret Clearance.

Location: DC Metro Area
Job Title: Lead Communications Analyst
Leads research, planning, and development of communications for the GFEBS program. Has the ability to effectively work with multiple and diverse stakeholders, and to navigate diverse positions successfully to achieve the desired deliverables. A wide degree of creativity and latitude is expected and the individual will rely on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals.
Responsibilities
·         Manage and oversee all communications
·         Evaluate existing communication mechanisms for consistency and effectiveness
·         Suggest changes and improvements to the existing communication processes and strategies
·         Work with program stakeholders to identify the communication needs of the program
·         Establish, maintain, prepare and publish reports to support program and organizational requirements
·         Attend requisite meetings as needed in order to develop communications within the program
·         Develop presentations and briefing packages
·         Record and publish meeting minutes
·         Manage process to inform users of system outages and changes
·         Schedule executive level meetings and manage logistics
·         Develop methods to measure the effectiveness of communications
·         Familiar with DOD, especially the U.S. Army
·         Liaise with key executives, project sponsors to support communication activities to various stakeholder groups
·         Flexible and can collaborate with others in a fast-paced, innovative, and diverse team environment
Requirements
·         Minimum education and training: Bachelor’s degree.
·         Fluent in the English language, have strong communication skills and be able to translate highly technical information into layman’s terms. Expert skills in Microsoft Office tools.
·         Experience with a complex technology implementation.
·         Exceptional attention to detail, strong time management and multi-tasking skills.
·         High level of creativity, perseverance, and openness to change.
·         Five (5) years of relevant experience within the past ten (10) years.
·         Must have minimum of a SECRET clearance.

Location: DC Metro Area

Job Title:  Organizational Change Consultant I

ERP systems present a unique opportunity to improve the quality, service level, and cost structure associated with managing financials, budgets, real property and logistics.  However, in order to realize these benefits, the Army is exploring new business operating models that take advantage of the capabilities that the ERP systems offer.  This position will support the ASA (FM&C) Financial Management Workforce Transformation. 

To accomplish this mission, the Organization Change Management Consultant 1 will assist with the development of:

·         An ERP construct with roles and responsibilities clarified at all levels;
·         Understandable E2E functional process map documented for each FM function;
·         An organizational design supported by individual or “Troops to task” analysis;
·         Training/Leader development requirements to support recommended changes.

Responsibilities
·         Supporting the Army FM Transformation Task Force in developing a sustainable support model for Army ERP systems with a particular focus on GFEBS
·         Conducting an assessment of the “As Is” ERP construct for the sustainment or support to GFEBS, LMP, GCSS-A and IPPS-A to include the roles and responsibilities across Army FM organizations
·         Recommend a “To Be” ERP construct for the sustainment or support to GFEBS, LMP, GCSS-A and IPPS-A to include the roles and responsibilities across Army FM organizations
·         Recommend manning requirements for GFEBS sustainment, to include grades, skills and number of employees

Requirements
·         Bachelor’s Degree, Masters preferred
·         Minimum 2 years’ experience in organizational change management
·         SECRET clearance
·         Previous ERP and Army experience

Location: DC Metro Area



Leading Path Consulting 

Leading Path Consulting is a team of experienced Information Technology and Management Consultants focused on providing its clients high value technology and business consulting services.  We have competencies in the following four areas: Business Management, Technology Enablement, Operational Effectiveness and User Enablement.  We are headquartered in McLean, VA with a client reach throughout the Mid-Atlantic states.  Leading Path has a proven history of project success, solving the hardest problems and consistently exceeding clients’ expectations. 

Job Description
Opportunity
We are currently seeking talented Management Consultants for our Richmond, VA office.
Are you tired of working on projects that lack the leadership and commitment necessary for real change? Are you tired of working on process improvement projects that are nothing more than documentation exercises? If so, then this position might be for you.
We are looking to hire additional Management Consultants (MC) with the skills, experience and passion to help drive significant financial and strategic value for our clients.
How will you create client value?
We are seeking individuals who can lead, motivate and facilitate cross-functional teams in the development and implementation of key strategic initiatives.
  • MCs are proficient in applying business process engineering methods to design or optimize processes and improve overall business performance.  This includes utilizing change management techniques to assess and respond to the organizational impacts associated with proposed solutions.
  • MCs can manage a parallel set of initiatives of varying scope and complexity. 
  • MCs solve problems using a team or working independently by engaging a wide array of client stakeholders through a fact-based, time sensitive process: problem identification, data collection, analysis/synthesis, recommendations and roadmap. 
Desired Skills & Experience
What it takes to be successful?
Functional/Industry Specific Experience:
  • Commercial banking operations expertise with emphasis in Cash Management: Automated Clearing House (ACH), Lock Box, Wire Transfer (Domestic/International) and  Remote Deposit Capture
  • Knowledge of Commercial Loan systems, standards, policies and procedures
  • Experience meeting regulatory, risk, compliance and audit requirements by producing documents such as Risk Assessments, Risk Control Matrices and Remediation Plans
Experience, Skills & Education:
  • Minimum of 3 years of improving business performance using Lean Six Sigma and other problem solving methods and tools (e.g., SIPOC, VOC, Process Mapping, RACI, etc.)
  • Skilled in leading cross-functional teams through a problem resolution process
  • Expert data analysis and reporting skills via spreadsheets or tools
  • Experience in developing and presenting complex recommendations to executives
  • Bachelors degree (required), MBA or equivalent work experience (desired)
  • At least 3 years of experience at a major consulting firm (desired)
Additional Information
Posted: September 19, 2012
Type:Full-time
Experience:Mid-Senior level
Functions:Consulting, Information Technology, Strategy/Planning 
Industries:Management Consulting, Information Technology and Services, Financial Services 
Compensation:$130,000 - $160,000
Referral Bonus: $3000 referral bonus
Job ID: 3781021
Please submit resumes to Warren Prescott, MSMIT '09 at prescott.warren@gmail.com.

Monday, October 1, 2012

October Alumni News

October 2012

Upcoming Events


Homecoming Tailgate

Saturday, October 13:  1:00pm - 3:00pm (Kickoff 3:00pm)
Open to all Alumni and Families!  Rouss and Robertson Hall. Tailgate, children’s activities, fellowship.
Register at http://hoosonline.virginia.edu/2012homecomingstailgate.


M.S. in MIT Advisory Board Meeting

Friday, October 12
All M.S. in MIT Advisory Board members interested in attending should contact Aimee Carter.

Reston Jeffersonian Dinner Series

Tuesday, October 30: 7:00pm – 9:00pm
"New frontiers in IT enabled Marketing"
Jeffersonian Dinner Series
Dinner and discussion led by Andrew Rudin and Rajesh Radhakrishnan.
Registration for this event will be first come, first serve for the first 25 people to RSVP:  http://hoosonline.virginia.edu/mcintirejeffersoniandinner

Dinner cost is $45 per person.
"Analytics, data mining, and Big Data are hot topics now.  But deploying these tools depends on the questions executives ask, and how they intend to uncover business development risks and opportunities.  How companies frame the problems they're seeking to solve has a great bearing on the value of what they discover.  As we've learned through some notable debacles, 'because we can generate the information' doesn't always yield valuable insights."


Secrets and Traditions of The University of Virginia  Friday, November 2:  6:00pm - 9:00 pm
MOD 2 Dinner and Discussion at Rouss and Robertson Hall – Open to all alumni and guests.
Dinner Cost is $30 per person and will include wine and beer.


You can't walk far on the Grounds of the University of Virginia without seeing the "7" and "Z" symbols painted on dozens of buildings, each a reminder of the secret societies of the same names, a side of U.Va. forever unknown to most who spend years here.

On Friday, November 2, we will partner with the Graduate Programs office and host an event at Rouss and Robertson Hall to shed light on such "Secrets and Traditions of U.Va."



Upcoming November Events  
Women in IT Networking Event in DC
Richmond Jeffersonian Dinner


MOD 2 Begins


As MOD 2 begins for the Class of 2013 I wanted to share with you some of the readings that are being assigned.

Peter High's  World Class IT: Why Businesses Succeed When IT Triumphs (Wiley Desktop Editions Wiley Desktop Editions) was assigned during MOD 1.  One of our current students is involved in doing research for this book.


“Why Every Project Needs a Brand (and How to Create One),” by Karen Brown, Richard Ettenson, and Nancy Hyer, Sloan Management Review #394, (Summer 2011), pp. 1-10.

Also, the following book is excellent, according to Ryan Nelson:  Switch: How to Change Things When Change Is Hard





Alumni Resources


As alumni of the McIntire School of Commerce and The University of Virginia you have a world of resources at your fingertips.  McIntire and UVA Career Services, undergraduate legacy admissions for your children, alumni networks around the world, travel programs and more.

Please note,  the Admission Liaison Program is specifically created for the children and grandchildren of alumni and is especially helpful for children in grades 9 - 11 grades.  Seniors in high school can meet with the counselors but not after they have already applied to UVA.

McIntire Alumni Job Board:  http://www.commerce.virginia.edu/alumni/jobpostings/Pages/default.aspx

McIntire Alumni Resources:  http://www.commerce.virginia.edu/alumni/Pages/Resources.aspx

University of Virginia Alumni Resources:  http://www.virginia.edu/alumni/



Alumni Profiles Needed for Career Development Newsletter

Commerce Career Services needs alumni help! The Career Services staff would like to use your profile in our career newsletter. It's always helpful when current students can see the paths to success of our former students. Email gilley@virginia.edu for more information.


We would love to share your news!  Contact Aimee with your promotions, new children, or other exciting news for the next edition of this Blog!

Stay Connected



 McIntire School of Commerce  
M.S. in Management of Information Technology​
​M.S. in Management of IT Woman Alumni​









Monday, September 10, 2012

September 2012 - M.S. In MIT Update


We have decided to postpone our Fall M.S. in MIT Golf Tournament to the spring.  

Second, I know many of you have been asking about the Knowledge Continuum.  As soon as we confirm the date and the details, I will let you know. 


UPCOMING EVENTS:

Saturday, September 29: Class of 2010 Tailgate and MS in MIT Excellence Trophy Presentation.  

Friday, October 12:  M.S. in MIT Advisory Board Meeting.  All M.S. in MIT Advisory Board members interested in attending should contact Aimee Carter.
Location in Reston (TBD)
"New frontiers in IT enabled Marketing"

Saturday, October 13:  McIntire School of Commerce Homecoming Tailgate
 Open to all Alumni and Families!  Rouss and Robertson Hall. Tailgate, children’s activities, fellowship.  


Tuesday, October 30: 7pm – 9pm
Jeffersonian Dinner Series
Dinner and discussion led by Andrew Rudin and Rajesh Radhakrishnan. 
Registration for this event will be first come, first serve for the first 25 people to respond to me.  RSVP to Aimee Carter.  
Dinner cost is $45 per person. 
"Analytics, data mining, and Big Data are hot topics now.  But deploying these tools depends on the questions executives ask, and how they intend to uncover business development risks and opportunities.  How companies frame the problems they're seeking to solve has a great bearing on the value of what they discover.  As we've learned through some notable debacles, 'because we can generate the information' doesn't always yield valuable insights."


Friday, November 2:  MOD 2 Dinner and Discussion at Rouss and Robertson Hall – Open to all alumni and guests.  More details to come, but Save The Date.



ALUMNI and FACULTY IN THE NEWS:

Congratulations to Charlie Kirkpatrick (2012):  His company, Liberty Tax, was just listed on the NASDAQ and he "rang the bell" in New York on August 13. Pictured is Charlie with Liberty Tax' CEO John Hewitt on the billboard in Times Square. 














Congratulations to M.S. in MIT Associate Professor of Commerce and MOD 4 Director, Peter Gray:    The editors of MIT Sloan Management Review are pleased to announce the winners of this year's Richard Beckhard Memorial Prize: Rob Cross (also an Associate Professor of Commerce, McIntire School of Commerce At the University of Virginia), Peter Gray, Shirley Cunningham, Mark Showers and Robert J. Thomas. In their Fall 2010 article "The Collaborative Organization: How to Make Employee Networks Really Work," the authors discussed how the most effective organizations make smart use of employee networks to reduce costs, improve efficiency and spur innovation. Read the award-winning article, FREE for a limited time >>
The Richard Beckhard Memorial Prize is awarded annually to the authors of the most outstanding MIT SMR article on planned change and organizational development from the previous academic year. 

Please submit your good news to Aimee Carter for upcoming publications.  



Thursday, August 9, 2012

Golf Tournament


THIS GOLF TOURNAMENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED
UNTIL SPRING 2013


McIntire School of Commerce
MS in MIT Golf Fundraiser
Hosted by M.S. MIT Advisory Board
Please come out and support the McIntire School of Commerce on Friday September 14th at Reston National Golf Club 11875 Sunrise Valley Drive, Reston,VA 20191).  The M.S. in MIT Advisory Board will be holding a charity golf outing in support to raise money for the School’s Annual Fund.  It will be a great day to get together for a good cause and networking with students, faculty, alumni and staff.  The tournament will be a captain’s choice/scramble, with a number of Charity incentives available.  The tournament will start at 12:00 PM, registration will be held between 10:30 and 11:45 a.m..  The tournament will be a modified shotgun start to help maintain a steady, but fun pace.
Each team member will have the opportunity to purchase a number of optional shots all benefiting the fundraiser.  Each member can purchase up to 2 Mulligan’s (to be used from the tee box), 2 Throws (throws count as a stroke, but can be used at any time, sand trap, rough lie etc.) and each team can purchase up to 2 10ft of Putting String.  Putting string will also be counted as a stroke.  The string can be laid out with one end in the hole, any balls within the diameter of the circle are considered good (you can pick up your ball and count it as your shot).  Team Prizes will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place finishers, as well as a Closest to the Pin, Longest Drive. 
Registration includes: ¨       Green Fees¨       Cart Fees (names of players on all carts) ¨       Longest Drive Contest¨       Closest to the Pin Contest¨       1ST Place¨       2nd Place¨       3rd Place¨       2 beverage tickets per person¨       Reception following play including a light picnic style dinner
Total Price:  $100 Per Person
CORPORATE SPONSORHIP:
¨        Includes a foursome¨        Hole Sponsorship (logo recognition on tee sign)
Total Price:  $1,000 

Add-ons:
 ¨       Mulligan……………………………..  $5  (limit 2 per person)
 ¨       *Throw:…………………………..….  $5 (limit 2 per person)
¨       **Putting String:…………………….. $10 (10 feet, 2 per team)

PACKAGE Price: $20
¨       2 Mulligan’s

¨       2 Throws
*Throw’s and putting string count as a stroke
**Putting string not included in the package price because it is a team option.  (Limit 2 per team)


Contact Aimee Carter at aimeecarter@virginia.edu if you have product or prizes you are willing to donate to the tournament. 

Monday, August 6, 2012

UPCOMING EVENTS August - September


Friday, August 10 | 5:30 – 6:30
Reception at the new MS in MIT Home in Northern Virginia
Waterview Conference Center
1919 North Lynn Street | Arlington, VA 22209
RSVP to Aimee
aimeecarter@virginia.edu.

Wednesday, August 29 | 7:00 – 9:00 This event will be rescheduled for later in the fall
Jeffersonian Dinner Series

"New frontiers in IT enabled Marketing"
Dinner and discussion led by Andrew Rudin and Rajesh Radhakrishnan. 
Registration for this event will be first come, first serve for the first 25 people to respond to me.  RSVP to Aimee aimeecarter@virginia.edu.


"Analytics, data mining, and Big Data are hot topics now.  But deploying these tools depends on the questions executives ask, and how they intend to uncover business development risks and opportunities.  How companies frame the problems they're seeking to solve has a great bearing on the value of what they discover.  As we've learned through some notable debacles, 'because we can generate the information' doesn't always yield valuable insights." 


Thursday, September 6| 9:00 - Midnight
Charlottesville, Rouss and Robertson Halls
The Big Easy Study Break
Come and meet the class on 2013!  Enjoy a study break for them, light appetizers and beverages. 
RSVP to Aimee
aimeecarter@virginia.edu.

Friday, September 14 | Noon
Reston
MS in MIT Alumni and Friends Golf Tournament
$100 per person
Registration page will be available August 10.
Check the blog on August 10th for more details.

Saturday, September 29 | Time TBD Based on Kick-off
Class of 2010
MS in MIT Excellence Cup Tailgate Party
Registration page opening soon
  
Saturday, October 13 | Time TBD Based on Kick-off
University of Virginia Homecomings
McIntire School of Commerce Tailgate Party
All are invited to attend!
Registration page opening soon. 

Wednesday, July 18, 2012

MS in MIT Excellence Cup Results


This year we asked you to participate in the MS in MIT Excellence Cup Competition. Through your donations the MS in MIT Alumni were able to make a major impact on the McIntire School of Commerce's Annual Fund Goal of 3 million dollars and helped us to surpass our goal and eclipse last years's record.  (Read more here)   

I am so excited to share with you today our big winners: the Class of 2010! This group of leaders will enjoy a tailgate party before the Louisiana Tech game (Details to be announced) as well as the coveted Excellence Cup that will be presented at the tailgate. The Excellence Cup will travel to events for photo opportunities and shenanigans with the Class of 2010.   

Congratulations on being one of the top donors to the MS in MIT Excellence Fund this year. 
                                         
Ms. Lila E. Behrens '10
Ms. Debi E. Crockett '05
Mr. Kenneth R. Knapp '04
Mr. Karl J. Maschino '06
Mr. Mark R. Messersmith '03
Mr. Christopher D. Porter '10
Mr. Chris M. Twomey '10
Mr. Steven J. Weiskircher '02
Ms. April K. Wiggs '08

Through their generous donations and pledges for future support this group of alumni have won two tickets each to the McIntire School of Commerce Suite for the Louisiana Tech Game in Charlottesville on Saturday, September 29.  



Here are our final numbers:

$64,756                 Total Cash
$85,073                 Including pledges


Class Breakdown
Class                      Alumni                  # Donated           Percentage
2011                       68                           9                              13.24%
2010                       71                           21                            29.58%
2009                       78                           11                            14.10%
2008                       70                           8                              11.43%
2007                       69                           8                              11.59%
2006                       72                           14                            19.44%
2005                       75                           16                            21.33%
2004                       84                           9                              10.71%
2003                       80                           16                            20.00%
2002                       39                           8                              20.51%
2001                       45                           7                              15.56%
2000                       30                           5                              16.67%
Pre-2000               220                         20                              9.09%

Thank you all for your help and hard work during this campaign.  Your generosity is overwhelming.  Thank you. 

Thank you to everyone who donated:  
Pre-2000

Mr. Graig Galef '89
Mr. Dwight J. Gibbs '90
Mr. Boyd Harter '91
Mr. Robert A. Justus '92
Mr. James Bryant Meyer '92
Mr. Lee Kenyon Polisano '92
Ms. Elizabeth Roark '93
Mr. Wheeler Wood  '93
Mr. Michael J. Young '93
Mr. Eric K. Olson '93
Mr. Richard P. Hawks '94
Mr. Robert Blackburn  '95
Ms. Linda Conklin Walton '95
Ms. Jennifer K. Dixon  '96
Mr. Stuart T. Evans '96
Mr. Eric E. Meier '96
Mr. Matthew Brian Lineweaver '96
Mrs. Ashley A. Skatoff  '96
Mr. Christopher T. McGarrigal '97
Mrs. Joyce H. Evans  '98

Class of 2000
Mr. Naveed Sami
Mr. Joshua R. Baumann
Mrs. Caroline M. Beeman
Ms. Deborah R. Harvey
Mrs. Elizabeth Flippo Hutchins
Ms. Elizabeth J. Inge

Class of 2001
Mr. Ian K. Gordon
Mr. Steve Hambric
Mrs. Rebecca B. Hotze
Mr. Douglas E. Keating
Mr. Mark S. Molnar
Mr. Herbert Lee Walke III
Ms. Kecia B. Ware

Class of 2002
Mr. Pavan K. Marpaka
Mrs. Sarah Burditt McDougall
Mr. Patrick L. McNamee
Mr. Domenic A. Pappagallo
Mr. Donald M. Taylor
Ms. Rhian Verity Thompson
Mr. Steven J. Weiskircher
Mr. Theodore W. Woods

Class of 2003
Mr. F. Rod Benson
Mrs. JoAnna Winston Bergeron
Ms. Deborah Gore Cassidy
Mr. Robert D. Dallen, Jr.
Mr. Jeff Elgin
Mr. Charles Henry
Mr. Tony L. Lin
Mr. William B. Littreal
Mr. David A. Meredith
Mr. Mark R. Messersmith
Mr. Derek J. Nisco
Mr. Brian S. Roberts
Mr. Edward T. Sawyer
Mr. Donald E. Wyatt
Ms. Laura Young

Class of 2004
Mr. David V. Burke III
Mr. Edward Chang
Ms. Diane Enroughty
Ms. Susan Gerock
Mr. Edward Joseph Hutchison
Mr. Kenneth R. Knapp
Mr. Chad Massie
Mr. John E. McDonald III
Mr. Rajesh Radhakrishnan

Class of 2005
Mr. Jonathan J. Alboum
Mr. Brian C. Baucom
Mr. Robert Cimperman
Ms. Debi E. Crockett
Mr. Alfonso Davila
Mr. Daniel J. Holohan III
Mr. Winston Gerald Howard
Mr. Joseph Lahr
Mrs. Joelle Rowley Lyons
Mr. Jahan Moghadam
Mr. Jamie Newell
Mr. Stuart O. Shibaro
Mrs. Anja Sparenberg
Mr. Mehul P. Vora
Mr. David B. Wright

Class of 2006

Mr. Mark A. Bienz
Mr. D. Beau Burris
Mr. Brian J. Bush
Mr. Charles Campbell
Mr. Scott Day
Mrs. Teresa Duvall
Ms. Susan Goubeaux
Ms. Michelle K. Hales
Mr. Craig B. Haverback
Mr. John C. Hill
Mr. Karl J. Maschino
Mr. Bradley Nix
Mr. John P. Reynolds
Mr. Jeffrey R. Shauer

Class of 2007

Ms. Natanya N. Blackwell
Mr. Jason S. Brewer
Ms. Deborah M. Brumitt
Mr. Danny C. Hickman
Mrs. Tracy L. McNeil
Mr. John M. O'Brien
Mr. Pinakin R. Patel
Ms. Kay M. Robinson

Class of 2008

Mr. Jeffrey P. Baker
Mrs. Shanita R. Brackett
Mr. Robert A. Diggles
Ms. Kathleen M. Doswell
Mr. Kenneth G. Duffau
Mr. Michael N. Price, Jr.
Mr. Craig D. Robles
Ms. April K. Wiggs

Class of 2009
Mr. Reid Badgett
Ms. Huda Bazyan
Mr. Ryan D. Casey
Mr. Christian E. Contreras Sedamanos
Mr. Stephen C. Covert
Ms. Theresa D. Cull
Mr. Eric G. Malguy
Mr. Warren A. Prescott
Mr. Thomas J. White
Ms. Cherice N. Wicker
Mrs. Sandra Mae Wood

Class of 2010 – The Winning Class!
Mr. Hossam H. Behery
Ms. Lila E. Behrens
Mr. John P. Boehman
Mr. Alessandro D. Bucelli
Ms. Mary S. Dahill
Mr. David L. Duncan, Jr.
Mr. Stephen W. Herrick
Ms. Katherine H. Kim
Ms. Olga Kipnis
Mr. Wade M. Little
Mr. Douglas D. Lott
Mr. Matthew C. Makai
Mr. Sean E. Mowen
Mr. Suhas Naddoni
Mr. Edward S. Piskura, Jr.
Mr. Christopher D. Porter
Mr. Stephen Romanoff
Mr. Sagar Samant
Mr. Ronak R. Sampat
Mr. Arin Walter Sime
Mr. Chris M. Twomey

Class of 2011
Mr. Aaron Boggs
Mr. Marvin J. Boyd
Mr. Michael Danjczek
Ms. Carolyn B. Dixon
Mr. Shaun Allan Farrell
Mr. Ricardo Pardo
Ms. Kathryn M. Rowell
Ms. Rachel L. Sondag
Mr. Brian P. Trimm



Thursday, July 5, 2012

Happy Hour Thursday, July 12


Upcoming Events

Thursday, July 12
6pm
Champps in Reston (
http://champps.com/)
11694 Plaza America Drive, Reston

Proving that nobody has more fun than the MS in MIT from the Comm School we have another happy hour. The Class of ’09, led by Christie Nader, has put together this Thursday night Happy Hour. Join us!


As events are added I will include them on the M.S. in MIT Alumni Group on
Linked In, Twitter and here on the Blog.