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Tammy Lundstrom (2004)
has been named senior vice president and chief medical officer of Trinity Health. In this role, Lundstrom will be responsible for leading local physician engagement and alignment efforts across Trinity Health's 22 states and more than 33,000 employed and affiliated physicians. She earned her M.D. from the University of Minnesota.
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Jessica Woll (1993),
managing partner of Woll & Woll, P.C., announced that her law firm was one of the top three winners in the 2018 Detroit Home Design Awards, and was recognized in the category of commercial design – office. Woll earned her bachelor’s from the University of Michigan.
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Terrence J.L. Reeves (2008)
was appointed to the Michigan Strategic Fund board of directors by the governor. Reeves is a venture capital attorney with Taft Stettinius & Hollister. He earned his bachelor’s from Eastern Michigan University and his master’s from the University of Notre Dame.
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Colin M. Battersby (2007)
joined McDonald Hopkins as counsel in the firm’s national Data Privacy and Cybersecurity Practice Group. He earned his bachelor’s from the University of Michigan.
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Sandra D. Glazier (1982)
has been selected by the American Bar Association to be on a panel that will discuss attorney’s roles and responsibilities in protecting aging clients and their assets. Glazier is a shareholder at Lipson Neilson PC. She earned her bachelor's from Wayne State University.
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Colin M. Battersby (2007)
joined McDonald Hopkins as counsel in the firm's national Data Privacy and Cybersecurity Practice Group. He earned his bachelor’s from the University of Michigan.
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Oday Salim (2008)
was featured in Grist 50 2018 as a “Hometown Hero” for his work as executive director and managing attorney of the Great Lakes Environmental Law Center. View the full list
here.
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Dan Ringo (2012)
is president and CEO of Ringo Services. His company was recognized as one of “2018 Michigan 50 Companies to Watch” by Michigan Celebrates Small Business. Ringo Services provides strategic facility operations solutions through engineering, custodial services and program management.
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Catherine P. Kaufman (1994)
was named by the governor of Michigan to the Marihuana Advisory Panel established under the Medical Marihuana Facilities Licensing Act. She will represent the interests of townships. Kaufman earned her bachelor’s from Michigan State University and her master’s from the University of Michigan.
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Robert D. Burton-Harris (2015)
was a panelist at a Wayne Law event that featured a screening of the award-winning documentary “Rikers: An American Jail.” Burton-Harris is investigator at McCaskey Law.
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Victoria M. Burton-Harris (2012)
was a panelist at a Wayne Law event that featured a screening of the award-winning documentary “Rikers: An American Jail.” Burton-Harris is managing partner at McCaskey Law.
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Jason Webber (2004)
was a panelist for Esquire Etiquette, an annual program designed to sharpen the professional etiquette of law students. The event was presented by the Black Law Student Association. Webber is counsel at General Motors.
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Christopher Rambus (2017)
was a panelist for Esquire Etiquette, an annual program designed to sharpen the professional etiquette of law students. The event was presented by the Black Law Student Association. Rambus is an associate attorney at Bodman.
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Jessica Mills (2016)
was a panelist for Esquire Etiquette, an annual program designed to sharpen the professional etiquette of law students. The event was presented by the Black Law Student Association. Mills is an associate attorney at Edwards and Jennings.
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Jehan Crump-Gibson (2009)
was a panelist for Esquire Etiquette, an annual program designed to sharpen the professional etiquette of law students. The event was presented by the Black Law Student Association. Crump-Gibson is founder and managing partner of Great Lakes Legal Group.
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U.S. Sen. Gary Peters (1989)
received the Champion of Science Award from The Science Coalition. This award recognizes Peters’ “commitment to funding research that keeps the U.S. and Michigan at the forefront of scientific and medical discovery and technological innovation.” Read the full article
here.
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John Obee (1978)
is a co-author of the book “Mississippi's Exiled Daughter,” which tells the story of Brenda Travis and her compelling involvement in the civil rights movement at age 16 in her hometown of McComb, Mississippi. The book will publish in June 2018.
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Roberts Kengis (1992)
has been appointed by the governor to the 48th Circuit Court in Allegan County. Kengis has worked as a prosecutor in Allegan County since 1992, and was the chief assistant prosecuting attorney from 2011 to 2016 before being elected prosecutor in 2016. He earned his bachelor’s from the University of Michigan.
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Stephen M. Ross (1965)
was honored with the ROBIE Lifetime Achievement Award from the Jackie Robinson Foundation at their Annual ROBIE Awards Dinner. Ross was recognized for embodying the humanitarian ideals of Jackie Robinson through devotion to the promotion of social justice, excellence and human dignity. He is the founder and chairman of the Ross Initiative in Sports for Equality (RISE), chairman and founder of Related Companies, and owner of the Miami Dolphins.
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Jeffry M. Aronsson (1978)
was featured in The New York Times for its report, “
Can Fashion Help Detroit Make a Comeback?” Aronsson plans to create a fashion hub in Detroit that would be part of the city’s economic revival. He calls his idea Project Treadwing, which would “create a fashion hub where every element of fashion design, manufacturing and marketing would take place in a single location, rather than being spread around the world.” Aronsson is founder and CEO of Aronsson Group. He earned his bachelor’s from the University of Michigan and master’s from New York University.
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Madelaine Lane (2007)
performed the starring role in the New York Lyric Opera’s concert performance of “Don Giovanni.” Lane is a partner at Warner, Norcross and Judd in Grand Rapids where she focuses on white-collar criminal defense. She earned her bachelor’s degree from College of the Holy Cross. Lane was featured in Grand Rapids Magazine for its report, “Madelaine Lane: Lawyer by day, operatic performer by night.” Read the full article
here.
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Kurt Olson (1985)
was elected to the Probate and Estate Planning Council of the State Bar of Michigan. Olson owns the Law Office of Kurt A. Olson P.C. He earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan.
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Patrick Drueke (1998)
was appointed to the executive committee of Rhoades McKee PC. Drueke practices real estate law, environmental law and handles commercial litigations. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Albion College.
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Celeste Arduino (2007)
was a panelist for the Business Law Section of the State Bar of Michigan’s discussion at Wayne Law about the benefits of joining the Business Law Section as a student.
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Kevin Block (1999)
was a panelist for the Business Law Section of the State Bar of Michigan’s discussion at Wayne Law about the benefits of joining the Business Law Section as a student.