Alumni in the media

Tess Gallagher '22 was recently featured in ArsTechnica. The story focused on her discovery of Diplodocus skin -- extraordinary by itself -- and her subsequent revelation (aided by a microscope) that its scales were porous.

Curtis White ’18 won the men’s elite national cyclocross title Dec. 11 in Hartford, Conn. White, who has placed second at the event the last three years, overtook defending champ Eric Brunner on the final lap.

Andrea Barrett '74 was recently featured in The New York Review of Books in an article titled "Uncommon Women."

Brianne Baggetta '06 was recently featured in the Times Union newspaper's "20 Things" segment. She is president and CEO of The Mailworks, a direct-mailer company.

Rich Templeton '80 has been elected vice chair of the Board of Directors of the Semiconductor Industry Association. Templeton is chairman, president and CEO of Texas Instruments Inc.

Workflow Services, a comprehensive and automated platform that solves point-of-care clinical service delivery for pharmacies, recently named Dr. Nancy Gagliano '81 an advisor.

Mike Pieciak '06 was recently elected Vermont state treasurer. Previously, he was commissioner of Vermont’s Department of Financial Regulation.

Anthony Ehrlich ’57 has curated an exhibit of photographs of jazz icons at the Alice and William Jenkins Gallery at the Crealdé School of Art. The performance photos come from the collection of Ehrlich’s longtime friend, professional photographer Roger Kallins, and feature 40 musical geniuses, including Ella Fitzgerald, Ray Charles and John Coltrane. The show runs through Jan. 16.

Republican Ed Dombroski '98 is running for a seat in the Massachusetts State Senate. He is seeking to represent the 5th Middlesex District.

Justin Green '84 is serving as co-chair of the plaintiffs’ executive committee in the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 disaster litigation (Boeing 737 MAX). He is featured in a new documentary, "Flight/Risk," that debuted September 9 on Amazon Prime.