Alumni in the media

As a Youth Programs educator at Boston’s Museum of Science, Jocelyn Poste ’23 has climbed into a nine-foot metal cage to endure a lightning storm. It's all in the name of learning and, she promises, it's also safe. Poste is at the museum with support from a two-year fellowship from the FAO Schwarz Family Foundation.

Maestro Robert Bernhardt '73 was featured on the PBS program, "The A List with Alison Lebovitz." He had led the Chattanooga Symphony and Opera as music director for 16 seasons as of 2010. (A subscription may be required to view the episode.)

Jim Loree '80, P '18, a former Union College trustee, has been appointed to the board of Serta Simmons Bedding. He is the past president and chief executive officer of Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.

J. Dixon Bergman '60 was recently featured in The Patriot Ledger in an article about his "inventive, reflective and often humorous artworks."

Dr. Lucas First '12 appeared on WAMC's "Medical Monday" program to discuss physiatry. First is a physiatrist with St. Peter’s Musculoskeletal Medicine in Latham, N.Y.

Arthur Newman '55 was featured in the Charleston City Paper in an article titled, "Prolific painter Newman discusses decades of artwork."

“Nothing Good Happens in Wazirabad on Wednesday,” the debut novel by Jamaluddin Aram ’17, has been released by Scribner Canada. It is set in the early 1990s in Kabul’s working class neighborhood of Wazirabad, where everyday life roars through the winding alleys despite the ongoing civil war.

Anne Dowling '92 was recently featured in the Breckenridge Dine Local Guide in an article titled "Summit Sommeliers."

Sarah Delaney Vero '02 has been named inaugural general counsel and vice president for human resources at Skidmore College.

ECAC Hockey has named former Union defenseman Doug Christiansen '02 as its new commissioner. He most recently served as deputy commissioner of the United States Hockey League.