Volume XLVIII, No.
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The Stevens Alumniletter
Volume XLVIII, No. 4
 Published by:
Stevens
Alumni Association
Castle
Point, Hoboken,
NJ
07030
(201) 216-5531, for alumni and friends of Stevens Institute of Technology.
© 2007
Stevens
Alumni Association
President:
Edward C. Eichhorn '69
First V.P.:
Thomas M. Oser '82
Second V.P.:
Mary A. Doddy '80
Treasurer:
Victoria Velasco '04 |
Executive Director:
Anita
Lang
Director of Publications:
Peter
C. Benedict
Associate Editor:
Beth Kissinger |
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Features |
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Private networking site for alumni in the works
Members-only Affinity Circles a key part of the SAA’s new strategic vision
By Peter C. Benedict
- Director of Alumni Publications
Trust is the cornerstone of a healthy relationship, whether it’s with your spouse and family or just your friends at the local club.
The Alumni Association is planning to launch a private networking Web site through Affinity Circles (affinitycircles.com) in early 2008, and it won’t be your typical social networking site like Facebook.com.
Affinity Circles’ inCircle networking software will offer some of the latest “Web 2.0” features, but in a secure online network that is restricted and limited to members of the Stevens community.
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Mark LaRosa ’93 joins Stevens trustees
By Beth Kissinger
- Associate Editor
A successful businessman and active young alumnus has been named to the Stevens Board of Trustees.
Mark I. LaRosa ’93 joined the board in October 2007 as an alumni trustee and will serve a two-year term. The board approved LaRosa after the Stevens Alumni Association’s Executive Committee nominated him for the trustee’s post.
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Newsmakers |
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Thomas J. Walsh ’74
has been named principal of Normandy Real Estate Partners. He is responsible for directing all of the company’s development and construction activities. ...
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Ronald M. Yannone ’76
appeared in Marquis Who’s Who in America, Who’s Who in Science and Engineering and Who’s Who in the World, published this fall. ...
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David E. Luzzi ’80
has been named dean of engineering at Northeastern University. He is responsible for a department that includes 103 faculty members
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