All Union Alumni in the Media Archive

Tracy Fay Raleigh '91 has joined Manatt Health in the firm’s Albany office. Raleigh comes to the firm from the New York State Department of Health’s Office of Primary Care and Health System Management.

On Sept. 23, Heidi Arthur '85 participated in an ABC News panel discussion, "Vaccines: What's New, What's Next." She is chief campaign development officer with the Ad Council.

Dr. Karen Mourtzikos '96 was featured in Wayne State University School of Medicine news. In the article, she discussed her career in nuclear medicine. Mourtzikos is executive vice dean and associate professor of radiology at the school

Kenneth Evans '94 was featured in the Albany Business Review. The story focused on his company, ReWire Energy, and its new partnership with Tire Conversion Technologies.

Schenectady Police Chief Eric Clifford '94 was recently featured in an article in the Daily Gazette about local police reform efforts.

Lance Harry '92 was recently featured in Energy Tech Review, discussing "Stat-X fire suppression: environmentally friendly fire suppression unit" and "Stat-X fire suppression: saving lives with efficient fire suppression systems." He is president and CEO of Fireaway Inc.

Pharma Two B Ltd., a pharmaceutical company developing innovative therapeutics based on previously approved drugs for Parkinson's disease, recently named Jeffrey Berkowitz '88 chairman of its Board of Directors.

Alissa Quinn '84 was recently named to the Albany Business Review’s Women Who Mean Business Class of 2021. She is principal of The Quinn Wealth Management Group.

Thomas E. Flynn '65 experienced the harrowing events of Sept. 11, 2001, firsthand when he was trapped inside a parking garage next to the World Trade Center's South Tower. To mark the 20th anniversary of that terrorist act, Flynn released Bikeman: Commemorative Edition. The book was originally published in 2008.

Ricja Rice '02 was recently sworn in as Albany's (N.Y.) newest city court judge to fill a vacancy created by a retirement. She is first vice president of the Black and Hispanic Bar Association and past president and current board member of the Women’s Bar Association. Rice is running for a full 10-year term in November.