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The fourth player in college football history to rush for more than 2,000 yards in a season,聽Rashaan Salaam聽(Soc鈥�96) did so in an 11-game campaign in 1994 that included six ranked opponents. He led the nation in rushing, scoring and all-purpose yards, leading CU to an 11-1 record and winning the Heisman Trophy, CU鈥檚 first and only, the Doak Walker Award and the Walter Camp Trophy. For these accomplishments, Rashaan was inducted into the Colorado Athletic Hall of Fame at the Coors Events Center last fall. He resides in San Diego, Calif.

A passion for business and media planning brought聽Nicole Cimino-Taylor聽(Mktg鈥�96) to INLINE MEDIA, the largest media specialty firm in the Rocky Mountain region, as senior media associate. INLINE MEDIA is a full-service media agency specializing in creative solutions for restaurant, sports, entertainment and technology industries. Nicole lives in Parker, Colo.

On weekdays at 9 a.m.聽Ryan Chiaverini聽(Jour鈥�00) appears as the co-host of ABC 7鈥檚 new talk and entertainment show聽Windy City LIVE聽in Chicago. Previously, Ryan was sports anchor for Denver鈥檚 KUSA-TV and often covered the Broncos. While at CU Ryan was the football team鈥檚 strong safety.

Adventure and travel photographer聽Lucas Gilman聽(Jour鈥�00) captured the moment extreme kayaker Rafa Ortiz paddled down Palouse Falls, a 189-foot waterfall in southeast 开心鬼传媒. The photograph was for his client Red Bull, and Lucas used his Nikon D800 camera, which produces super-high-resolution 36.3 megapixels to capture the four-second free fall. His other clients include such magazines as聽Sports Illustrated, National Geographic Adventure聽补苍诲听Outside Magazine聽and his commercial clients include such companies as Nikon, Patagonia and SanDisk. Lucas lives in Denver.

Dewberry, a leading professional services firm, promoted聽Julie Burland Koehler聽(MCivEngr鈥�00) to senior associate. Julie has more than 10 years of experience in the design and construction of municipal water and wastewater treatment projects, including odor control, pump stations and planning projects. Julie lives in Boulder.

At the University of Michigan聽Nghi Nguyen-Phuoc聽(Econ, EnvSt鈥�00) received the Barbour Scholarship for the 2012-13 academic year. The scholarship is among the most prestigious to support women at Michigan from Asia who demonstrate the highest academic and professional caliber. Nghi is pursuing a doctorate in urban and regional planning. Her dissertation focuses on the legal and compulsory taking of land and houses from urban residents and businesses in order to build new infrastructure, commercial or residential projects. After graduation she hopes to work in planning research and urban development in Vietnam.

Manhattan resident聽Graham Meriwether聽(Engl鈥�02) is film director of the documentary聽American Meat.聽The film examines hog, cattle and chicken production in the U.S. Chipotle Mexican Grill, which sources meat from humane and antibiotic-free farms, is a sponsor of the screening series.Steve Ells聽(Art鈥�88) is founder of Chipotle and appears in the film.

U.S. paratriathlete聽Melissa Hoffman Stockwell聽(Comm鈥�02) won a gold medal, helping the Americans win the overall medal count at the ITU Paratriathlon World Championship in Auckland, New Zealand. The paratriathlon was a 300-meter swim, 20K bike and a 5K run which Melissa finished with a time of 1:22:14. This was her third consecutive world title. Melissa lives in Chicago. She lost part of her leg while serving in Iraq in 2004.

In September聽Ashley Jones Baber聽(IntPhys, Phil鈥�02) hosted a wedding planning workshop at Swoozie鈥檚 in Cherry Creek, Denver. She had various style vignettes for wedding inspiration and useful takeaway for brides and grooms. She is owner and principal planner of Ashley Baber Weddings and was named 鈥淓ditor鈥檚 Choice鈥� in a 2011 issue of聽Bride Magazine.聽Ashley resides in Atlanta, Ga.

West Hollywood, Calif., resident聽David Caspe聽(Art鈥�02) is creator, executive producer and head writer of the hit ABC sitcom聽Happy Endings.聽The sitcom chronicles the misadventures of six friends in their late 20s and early 30s in Chicago. In its third season聽Happy Endings聽has earned many awards and positive press.

Former CU football player聽Joe Garten聽(Soc鈥�02) was part of the 2012 Colorado Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Class and received recognition at the ceremony in November. He was one of the first three unanimous All-Americans in CU history and was a consensus first-team All-American as a junior and a two-time unanimous first-team All-Big Eight performer as a junior and senior. Joe was runner-up for the Outland Trophy and holds the school record for the most starts by an offensive player. Joe resides in Yorba Linda, Calif.

础耻迟丑辞谤听Charles Blackstone聽(MEngl鈥�03) sold his second novel and appeared in the December issue of聽Publishers Marketplace. His novel聽Vintage Attraction聽(Pegasus Books) features a young English teacher who falls in love with a famous sommelier. The two embark on a journey from Chicago to Greece and navigate the mysteries of wine and the heart. Charles was named one of聽狈别飞肠颈迟测鈥檚听鈥淟it 50: Who Really Books in Chicago.鈥�

Physician鈥檚 assistant聽Rebekah Kaskubar聽(MCDBio鈥�03) was on Semester at Sea during fall 2001. She said she had a terrific experience and the best debriefing was a returnee workshop to let the students who had been abroad during 9/11 discuss the tragedy with one another. She and her husband go to Uganda once a year to help support a school for AIDS orphans. Rebekah lives in Denver.

Reminger attorney聽Brian C. Lee聽(Hist鈥�03) was selected to serve a one-year term on the Young Lawyers Steering Committee and the Young Lawyers Substantive Liaison for the Defense Research Institute Law Practice Management Committee. Brian practices civil defense litigation as well as complex commercial and business litigation, personal injury and defends professional malpractice claims against accountants, lawyers and real estate professionals. He was named 鈥淥hio Super Lawyer Rising Star鈥� in 2012. Brian lives in Copley, Ohio.

Forever Buffs stood shoulder to shoulder to increase suicide awareness by honoring former football player聽Gabe Oderberg聽(Comm鈥�03) who committed suicide. Two former CU football players,聽Derek McCoy聽(Mktg鈥�03) of Thornton, Colo., 补苍诲听Bobby Pesavento聽(Comm鈥�07) of Denver, spoke at 鈥淎 Day for Grace,鈥� an eTown Hall show in November to honor the former Buff.

Technology innovators聽Dave Morin聽(Econ鈥�03) and his wife Brit ranked No. 6 of the 鈥�10 Most Powerful Couples in Tech鈥� by . Dave worked at Apple and Facebook before co-founding the mobile startup Path. Path is a social network that connects close friends and family. Brit was a product marketing manager at Google. The couple married in July 2011 and lives in San Francisco.

Freelance writer聽Tracee Herbaugh Peacock聽(Anth, Jour鈥�04) has spent the last 10 years in journalism. She is a freelancer for a few outlets, including the Associated Press and w, an online women鈥檚 interest magazine. Tracee lives with her family in Newton, Mass.

Fresh Nail Wax & Dry Bar is a salon in Denver鈥檚 Cherry Creek North owned by聽Erin Jacobsen聽(Mktg鈥�04) that opened in September. Fresh is different from other salons by offering specialized services and a hygienic environment with a focus on natural, American-made products and 鈥済reen鈥� practices. The salon also serves wine and offers a membership for $29 a month to receive one service and a glass of wine. Erin lives in Littleton, Colo.

The dean鈥檚 office at the College of the Holy Cross hired聽K.J. Rawson聽(MEngl鈥�05) as assistant professor in the English department. Since 2010 K.J. has been a lecturer at the University of Kentucky for writing, rhetoric and digital media. He is co-editor of聽Rhetorica in Motion: Feminist Rhetorical Methods and Methodologies聽(University of Pittsburgh Press) and has published several articles.

In October聽Olivia Chadha鈥檚 (MEng鈥�05) book聽Balance of Fragile Things聽(Ashland Creek Press) was published. Her novel is about a multicultural American family living in upstate New York that encounters the difficulties of survival and assimilation. 鈥淗ere is a new voice in American literature worth celebrating,鈥� wrote book reviewer and author Greg Ames. Olivia lives in Superior, Colo.