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1937-1999

Thousands of undergraduate students have received advertising, journalism, public relations, radio, video, mass media and communication-related degrees from the University of Idaho since these courses were first offered (check out the timeline link).

Today, our alumni are leaders in media organizations around the country and the world.

Below is a sample of our graduates. Approximately 110 students graduate every year from our department.

Please contact us at
jamm@uidaho.edu and let us know when you graduated and what you are doing.

1999
Rebecca Boone (pictured below left) is a reporter for the Associated Press in Boise, Idaho. She is also a member of the JAMM Advisory Board.
Michelle Darcy
is the events coordinator at the Boise Art Museum.
Angela Devlin
works in Atlanta, Georgia, as an art director for the ad agency,
ComGroup.
Gary Engel is creative director at a Boise ad agency.
Casey Hanrahan is associate publisher at the Sun Valley Press in Hailey, Idaho.
ShanRae (Hook) Hawkins is the marketing director for The Shops and Old Mill District in Bend, Oregon.
Ian Kramer manages public and analyst relations for a leading software company, AppWorx Corporation, based in Seattle, Wash.
Andrew Longeteig is a
communications specialist for Vestas - American Wind Technology, Portland, Oregon.
Todd Mordhorst is a sports writer at The Chico Enterprise Record in Chico, Calif.
Brad Oakland
is the owner/manager of Fringe Benefit Resources, a Boise, Idaho insurance company.
Jessie (Baranco) Speck
(pictured right) is a Boise realtor at Keller Williams Realty and co-owns owns Speck Buildings with her husband Andy.
Jessie and Andy live in Boise with their two daughters, Sydney and Skylar, and their two golden retreivers.
Trinity (Henshaw) Spencer
is the assignment editor at KREM-TV in Spokane, Wash.
Andrew White is vice president of National Bark Sales, a Boise company that manufactures wood fiber into decorative bark, mulch and soil conditioner products that are sold throughout the U.S. and in many foreign countries.
Chris Wong
is web, ad and multi-media producer for Shiiki and Sichler in Portland, Oregon.

1998
Josh Beebe works for Coldwell Banker.
Evan Clements is in the film production business in Sherman Oaks, Calif.
Doug Farr is an instructor at Jack's Diving Locker in Kona, Hawaii.
Andy Favor is production manager at KNIN-TV in Boise, Idaho.

Eric Foster
(pictured left)
is the video production manager of Element Media Products in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
Kelli Johnson (pictured right) is a sports anchor and reporter in the Baltimore-Washington DC market. Along with her duties on the Redskins beat, and as the sideline reporter for preseason games, she also serves as an anchor for SportsNite and SportsRise. She anchors sportscasts on weekend and covers the Orioles.
Joni Kirk (pictured left) is Associate Director of Media Relations for the University of Idaho.

Bryant J. Kuechle
(pictured right)  is a public involvement specialist with The Langdon Group (www.langdongroupinc.com) in Boise.

Lisa Lannigan
is the web editor and a graphic designer for the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce www.djc.com

Mark McEnaney (pictured left) 1998 Ad Team's Purple Cow Creative co-creative director for the Hallmark campaign. After two years at the Portfolio Center in Atlanta, then getting married, then heading to the Peace Corps in Honduras for 18 months, he moved to Atlanta and started a career as an account coordinator, then account exec. He is now senior art director for a sports and entertainment marketing agency. They work heavily in motor sports (NASCAR) but are branching out into other sports as well. Clients include UPS, SunTrust Bank, NASCAR, country music festivals, ESPN and a number of other companies needing project work.
Jon Paris Nicholson is an event planner for Allen & Company LLC in Hailey, Idaho.
Shannon (Paterson) Reagan
(pictured right) is a news anchor/reporter at
KTRV-TV in Boise, Idaho.
She is also a member of the JAMM Advisory Board and married to 1997 graduate,
Michael Reagan.
Brian Tario
is the owner of Aujom Productions in Las Vegas for over two years. Aujom specializes in creating content for digital signs in and around casinos, using lots of After Effects for plasma screens and LED boards.
Joe Taylor is programming director at The Aspen Channel in Aspen, Colorado.
Paul Terhaar (pictured left) is an interactive developer for Wirestone in Boise, Idaho. He designs, develops and programs CD-ROMs and Flash-based websites and applications.
Joel Thomas (pictured right) is a running back coach at Purdue.
Jadie Zimmerman is the senior editor at Flicker and Blur, the video post side of Clatter and Din, an audio production facility in Seattle
.

1997
Tara Bowers is a media planner at Weiden + Kennedy in Portland (the agency that handles Nike and ESPN).
Chris Clancy is production manager at the Pacific Northwest Inlander in Spokane, Wash.
Chad Collins is Director of Ticket Sales for the Sacramento River Cats in West Sacramento, Calif.
Brian Davidson
works as a technical writer at the Idaho National Laboratory, and is also Co-Director of Creative Content for uncharted.us, a budding travel community based in the Intermountain West.
Megan Erb
is a producer for
The Seattle Channel and a freelance writer who lives in Seattle.
Melica Johnson
(pictured left)
is the chief political reporter and Salem bureau chief for KATU-TV in Portland,
Oregon.
Mike Kerby is the managing partner at c308 Marketing, an advertising agency in Boise, Idaho.
Aimee (Schendel) McAuliffe is the Manager of Member Programs & Education for the Oregon Association of Nurseries in Wilsonville, Oregon.
Kevin Neuendorf is manager of media services for the U.S. Olympic Committee in Colorado Springs.
Amy Pence-Brown is associate curator of art for the Boise Art Museum.
Michael Reagan is a creative director at MMG (Marketing Media Group) Advertising, in Boise, Idaho. He is married to 1998 graduate Shannon Patterson Reagan.
Sean Wilson
(pictured right) is a realtor with
Bennett & Associates in Moscow.

1996
Jeff Albertson is a reporter with The Seattle Times in Seattle, Wash.
John Drake is an account supervisor for  Wong Doody in Los Angeles.
Katie Kerby is the corporate event manager at c308 Marketing, an advertising agency in Boise, Idaho.
Sean McAteer has worked the last seven years at KPVI-TV, Pocatello, Idaho, as a videographer. His official title is Chief Photographer.
Jennifer L. Moore is a coordinator for the Student Activities and Leadership Program at the University of Idaho.
Travis Quast (pictured right) is advertising director at
The Idaho Statesman in Boise. Travis has worked in newspapers for over 14 years, including The Salt Lake Tribune/Desert News, and The Bellingham Herald. When he was a student, he worked as a sales rep for the Argonaut for three years, eventually becoming the ad manager. During his two years as the Retail Advertising Manager in Bellingham, WA. Travis was recognized with the Gannett Retail Advertising Manager of the Year Award in 2003.
Bradley Rake is a multi-media producer for LIME Financial, a non-prime residential mortgage leader.
Gary Salzman is special projects photographer at KTVB-TV in Boise, Idaho.
Dean Shirley (pictured top left) works at KATU-TV in Portland, Oregon, as a creative services producer.
Jill (Gaylord) Thompson is a product press relations manager at Micron Technology in Boise, Idaho.
Teo (Machacek) Torres (pictured left) is morning anchor at KRON-TV in San Francisco.
Tracy Turner
(pictured right) is a meteorologist at WHSV-TV in Harrisburg, Virginia.
Shane Vaughan is
Vice President of Marketing for
Balihoo (see compnay logo left), a search engine for the advertising industry in Boise, Idaho.





1995
Victor Camozzi
is a creative director for Southwest Airlines and AT&T, working for GSD&M in Austin, Texas.
Brett Craig
is the creative director of the current national TV ad campaign for the Nissan Maxima. He works for TBWA\Chiat\Day in Los Angeles, Calif.

Stillman "Zac" Fink is the assistant general manager at the Film Technology Company in Los Angelas, Calif. In 2007, the company completed restoration work on films shown on Turner Classic Movies.
Tim Helmke is associate director of alumni relations for the University of Idaho.
Bridget Lux works as a freelance travel journalist - writer, photographer and editor - based on the French Riviera.
Amy Troute started her own ad agency, Agency86 in Portland, Oregon.

1994
Greg Burton
is the Metro/State editor for the News Journal in Wilmington, Delaware.
Nancy (Shaffer) Hart lives in Hayden, Idaho, and is the mother of two adorable children and beautiful yellow Labrador.
Shari L. Ireton is the public information and outreach officer and alumni magazine photo editor for the University of Washington School Law.
Shiloh (Welk) Holmes
is program director at
KTRV-TV in Boise, Idaho.

1993
Shawn Barigar
is president and chief executive officer of the
Twin Falls Area Chamber of Commerce. He also is a member of the Twin Falls City Council. He formerly was the chief spokesperson for Magic Valley Regional Medical Center.
Kendall Kaiser is video editor at CAESY Education Systems in Vancouver, Wash.
Marc Skinner is assistant director of the UI School of Journalism and Mass Media.
Viviane Gilbert Stein
is Sunday Editor at The Tri-City Herald in Kennewick, Wash.

1992
Nicole Charlton
is the advertising sales manager for
The Idaho Statesman in Boise, Idaho.
Kelly Culp owns Agency 65 in Bend, Oregon.
Matt Kitterman
is a classroom support technician at the
University of Idaho.
Michael Lewis is a sports columnist with The Salt Lake Tribune in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Karen Toronjo works in film production in Los Angeles. Here's a link to her credits:
www.imdb.com/name/nm0868248

Michael Weitz is production manager at KAPP-TV in Yakima, Wash.

1991
Joe Hughes (pictured left)
is sports anchor at KIVI-TV in Boise, Idaho.
Otis Livingston (pictured right) is a sports anchor/reporter for WNBC-TV in New York City.
Dan Moyer is owner of After Image Visual Services in Moscow, Idaho.
Dena (Bandazarian) Nishek is a self-employed writer/editor in Boulder, Colorado
.



1990
Matt Helmick is multi-media manager at Sirta in Spokane, Wash.
Margaret (Eyrse) Lanphier
(pictured left) is part of the New Media Department at
The Seattle Times, Seattle, Wash.
Ed Moore founded and owns an ad agency, MMG Advertising, in Boise, Idaho.
Jan Oddvar (
Olsen) Sørnes is an associate professor of organizational communication Bodø Graduate School of Business in Norway.
Tim Spaulding is Producer/Director for In-Service/Special Projects at
STEP Star Network, in Spokane, Washington.
Jeff Tucker
(pictured right) is the production manager for
Idaho Public Television in Boise, Idaho.
Evan Wirig
is an associate professor and department chair of the Department of Media Communications at Grossmont College, El Cajon, Calif.


1989
John Altenhofen
writes and produces local commercials and corporate videos for KVOS-TV in Bellingham, Wash.
Kari (Harder) DeMarco
teaches gifted elementary students in Wenatchee.
Neil R. Hahn
(pictured right)
is a communications system designer for URS Corporation in Denver, Colorado.
Ben Long is Montana program director for
Resource Media, a non-profit organization whose goal is to focus public attention on the changing environment by improving media coverage. He managed media relations for the Sportsmen for Initiative 143 campaign, the only pro-environment ballot initiative to pass in Montana’s 2000 election.
Patrick Pfeifer
and Mike Swan ('87) founded Pfeifer/Swan Creative agency in Walnut Creek, Calif.
Alan Solan is a copy editor for the Moscow-Pullman Daily News
in Moscow, Idaho.
Ronald (Jeff) Stoffer
is managing editor of The American Legion Magazine.

1988
Aaron Atkinson is operating manager and program director at KRLF-FM in Pullman, Wash.
Bob Bain is the university photographer for San Jose State University.
John Delay
manages the City of Spokane's Video Production and Cable Television facility.
Chandra (Zenner) Ford is senior director of development for the University of Idaho’s College of Business and Economics, based in Boise.
Megan Guido is executive director of the Pullman Regional Hospital Foundation
Alison Kartevold
(pictured left) is
a television reporter for NBC News.
Mitch Wasson works for Mitech Design Services in Spokane, and does audio/video systems design and integration.

1987
Keli Craig
is working in the film industry.
Greg Meye
r is news director at KLEW-TV in Lewiston, Idaho.
Sarah (Heath) Palin (pictured right) is the new governor of Alaska. Read more about her on her Web site at palinforgovernor.com/aboutSarah.html.
Rance Pugmire (pictured left) is senior associate athletic director at Idaho State University.
Christopher Schulte
is sports editor at The Springfield News-Leader in Springfield, Missouri.
Mike Swan and Patrick Pfeifer ('89) founded Pfeifer/Swan Creative agency in Walnut Creek, Calif.

1986
Andrea Chavez
is an administrative assistant in the Teaching, Learning & Leadership Division of the UI College of Education.
Greg Clifford
(pictured at righ) is equipment support services manager of Academic Support Services at the University of Idaho. He's married to Karin Clifford, administrative assistant at the School of Journalism and Mass Media.
Byron Diehl is a multimedia supervisor for
Idaho State Police.
Tim Griffis is a news photographer at
KOMO-TV in Seattle, Wash.
Russ Leatherman (pictured left) is the founder of
Mr. Moviefone and reviews movies for CNN.

Stephen Lyons is a freelance writer who lives in Monticello, Illinois. His articles, essays and reviews have been published in the Washington Post, Chicago Sun-Times,
Chicago Tribune, Salon, Chicago Reader, USA Today and San Francisco Chronicle. His latest book, A View from the Inland Northwest, a collection of meditative essays, was published by Globe Pequot.
Maria Ranniger (pictured right) is owner/manager of MTR Communications in Spokane, Wash. She is also a member of the JAMM Advisory Board.

Dave Tester
is head of a group of Southern Idaho radio stations under the "Tester Broadcasting" banner.
James Zimmer works at Avid Technology in Massachusetts.

1985
Melinda (Mindy) Bel
t is Director of Marketing Communications for Third Millenium Healthcare Systems Inc., in Atlanta, Georgia.
Jana (Jones) Chalfant is director of economic development services for the Boise Valley Economic Partnership, a division of the Boise Metro Chamber of Commerce.
Tim Frates is general manager of The Daily Press in Montrose, Colorado.
Patrick Grimes is an operations technician at KXTV-TV in Sacramento, Calif.
Laura Hubbard will join the University of Oregon in mid-October as associate vice president for budget and finance. In that position, she will direct the planning and budget, institutional research and business affairs functions of the university.
Cal Humphries works at TCI Media Services in Corvallis, Oregon.
Jeff Kimberling (pictured left)
is an equipment support services tech in Academic Support Services at the University of Idaho. .
Carol (Woolum) Roberts
is the author of “Nightmare at Dream Gulch, or... Wake Me When It’s Over,” presented in July of 2007 by the Sixth Street Melodrama in Wallace, Idaho.
Marsha Kay Schoeffler
(pictured right) is owner/manager of Marsha Que Sera Productions in Moscow, Idaho.
Steve Schwalbe
is a sound effects editor in California and has worked on many movies.
Marvin Wadlow is a film and television producer with Mighty Media in Woodland Hills, Calif.

1984
Brian Beesley
(pictured left) is the design editor of the
Lewiston Tribune, Lewiston, Idaho.
Ben Endow
is the director of engineering for USA Broadcasting.
John Heffner
(pictured right) is chief executive officer of Creative Nail Design.
Nancy (Metcalf) Nelson teaches first- and second-grade students at Sunnyside Elementary School in Pullman, Wash.
Dena Rosenberry is editor of the Life section at
The Gazette in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Caroline Nilsson Troy is the director of development for the College of Agricultural, Human and Natural Resource Sciences at Washington State University.

1983
Erik Anderson is director of educational communications in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences at the U of I.
Sherey Gould
owns her own California-based firm,
Busco/Sherey Gould Translations, providing German to English translations for a variety of business clients.

Margaret Nelson
is a broadcaster at KHITS 107 in Boise, Idaho.
Brian Royster is special projects director at KNIN-TV in Boise, Idaho.
Marilyn (Dokken) Tarter is the community liaison officer of the U.S. Embassy in Bangkok, Thailand

1982
Bill Will is general manager of the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association.

1981
Kathy Barnard (pictured left)
is senior public relations specialist for the College of Agricultural, Human and Natural Resource Sciences at Washington State University.
Kim Crompton
is news editor at The Journal of Business in Spokane, Wash.
Pam (Neil) Crowson
is an editor for In-Store Broadcasting Network in Salt Lake City, Utah, which provides an in-store music service and broadcast-advertising network for delivery within supermarkets and drugstores.
Melissa (Larson) Hughes is national sales assistant at
KTRV-TV in Boise, Idaho.
Jenie (McDaniel) Johnson is the marketing director for Bogus Basin Mountain Resort in Boise, Idaho.
Mike Stafford is the assistant juvenile court administrator and probation manager for Kittitas County in Ellensburg, Wash.
Linda Weiford is a freelance writer based in Bend, Oregon.


1980
Scott Albright is the founder of Winds of Praise Broadcasting in Newport, Oregon.
Brad Beckman (pictured right) is a video producer/director for the UI in Boise, Idaho.
Jim Borden is managing editor of
Kalamazoo Michigan newspaper.
Coralee (Auverson) Brewer is prepress coordinator at Cowles Publishing/Spokesman Review in Spokane, Wash.
Chuck Christopher
started and owns an ad agency, Advantage Advertising, in Lewiston, Idaho. He is also the governor of Idaho Advertising Federation.
Kelly (Crocker) D’Alessio is a writer/producer at KSL-TV in Salt lake City, Utah.
John Hecht
(pictured left) is a Natural Resources Technical Writer/Editor in Boise, Idaho at the Pacific Northwest Regional Office of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation.  He is also a member of the JAMM Advisory Board.
John Heffner is a freelance writer and novelist.
Steve Jackson
is a news anchor/reporter for KPBX-FM in Spokane, Wash.
Kristen Moulton-Cilwick is a reporter at The Salt Lake Tribune in Salt Lake City, Utah.
U.S. Army Col. Daniel N. Tarter is the U.S. defense attache in Rangoon, Burma.
Bernie Wilson
is a sports writer for the Associated Press in San Diego, where his beat includes the Chargers and the Padres.
James Wright is the international media management consultant for The Journalism Development Group in Algiers, Algeria.


1979
Marilyn Denis is a broadcaster at CHUM Radio/TV in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Diane Frisch is vice president and general manager of the Journal Broadcast Group’s Tucson operations. She oversees four radio stations: KFFN-AM, sports radio; KMXZ-FM, adult contemporary; KZPT-FM, modern adult contemporary, and KGMG-FM, rhythmic oldies.
Bill Lewis is the Connecticut Editor at The Hartford Courant in Hartford, Conn. He teaches journalism part time at the University of Connecticut.
Becky Paull is assistant athletic director for media relations at the University of Idaho.
Marty Trillhaase is opinion editor of The Post-Register in Idaho Falls.
Greg Williamson
(pictured right) hosts the morning show as G-Dub at KOOL 104.3 FM in Boise, Idaho.

1978
Sandi (Carlson) Noah is director of corporate communications for OMNOVA Solutions Inc., in Akron, Ohio.
Gregory J. Williamson, morning DJ on "Cool 104.3 FM" Boise, Idaho, top rated "oldies" radio station. Voice over for TV stations (KTVB-BOISE) and voice for many advertising agencies in Northwest. Track announcer at auto race track in Meridian, Idaho, for 24 years.

1977
Julia Betz
is the administrator of a non-profit counseling center in Tucson, Arizona. Formerly she was the executive director for 18 years of a non-profit history museum in Page, Arizona. Prior to that, she was editor of the of the Lake Powell Chronicle. She  continues her career in journalism as a freelance writer for Lake Powell Magazine and other publications.
Larry Gilstad
(pictured left)  
is a visual information specialist at Miami Veterans Affairs Healthcare System. Last year it was rated the best VA hospital in the U.S. and Larry recently completed their first HD production.
Steve Hall is the manager for technology and production services at UI's Engineering Outreach in the College of Engineering.
Bill Harland is director of marketing at Electronics Research in Chandler, Indiana. He is responsible for corporate communications, new product development planning, and applications engineering for all ERI tower and RF Products.
Karole (Greenwalt) Honas (pictured right) is an anchor and senior reporter at KIFI-TV in Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Mark Ibanez (pictured left)  is sports director at KTVU-TV in Oakland, Calif.
Steve Rinehart left the Anchorage Daily News after 17 years to accept a job at BP Alaska's Communication Office.
Mike Tracy (pictured right)
opened a public-relations firm in Boise. Tracy Communications Inc. will offer a full range of public-relations services including strategic communications, crisis communications, public-relations consulting, media training, issue management and media relations. He is also a member of the JAMM Advisory Board
David Warnick is executive pastor of New Life Community Church in Rathdrum, Idaho.
Janeé Wells (pictured left)  serves as an ad exec for Mission Maker Magazine, a national trade magazine,, in addition to her role as Adult Growth Facilitator for Hosanna!, a mega-church in suburban Minneapolis..

1976
Kenton Bird (pictured right) is director of the UI School of Journalism and Mass Media, former editor of the Moscow/Pullman Daily News, and a former Argonaut editor. You can read his bio on the Faculty/Staff link on our Web site.
Byron Defenbach is Market Products and Services Manager for Intermountain Gas Company in Boise. He is also a member of Friends of Idaho Public Television, KAID/KIPT, Inc. Advisory Board.
Marshall ‘Andy’ Hall (pictured left) retired from the U.S. Navy as a captain in 2001. He served as a patrol squadron commander during Desert Storm, along with a tour on the Joint Staff and as deputy director of Naval History. He is a former Argonaut editor, and is currently an adjunct professor teaching communications at Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers, Fla.
Bill McMillin (pictured right) is a self-employed video journalist in Seattle, Wash. He has worked for ABC-TV shooting pieces for "20/20", "Primetime Live", NBC's "Dateline", and PBS shows, such as "NOW". Bill has covered news stories in all 50 states and every major continent.
Don Shelton (pictured left) is an assistant sports editor at The Seattle Times, where he has worked 19 years. He also has worked for the Yakima Herald-Republic and was sports editor for The Journal-American (Bellevue, Wash.) and the Santa Rosa Press-Democrat (Calif.). He recently wrote a feature article in The Seattle Times about his 30-year fraternity pledge-class reunion at Idaho.
Bruce Spotleson (pictured right) is a group publisher for Greenspun Media Group in Las Vegas, Nev. His group includes "In Business Las Vegas" the leading business publication in the Las Vegas metropolitan area. Bruce Spotleson was named 2007 "Private Sector Person of the Year" by the City of Henderson (NV) and the Henderson Economic Development Association at an event held Jan. 24. Greenspun Media Group has 27 newspaper and magazine titles as well as extensive online and broadcast media holdings. Henderson is a suburb of Las Vegas that has been ranked among the top three fastest-growing cities in the nation for each of the past five years. He is a member of the class of '76.
Maureen Taylor is assistant athletic director for academic services and financial aid at the University of Idaho.


1975
Rod Gramer
(pictured left) is news director at
KGW-TV in Portland, Oregon.
George Gust is an editor at KOIN-TV in Portland, Oregon.
Chuck Malloy
is a freelance media and political consultant in Boise, Idaho
Matt Shelley is Chief of Party for the International Research and Exchanges Board (IREX) media development program in Prishtina, Kosovo.



1973
Elaine Ambrose (pictured right)  became Idaho's first female television news reporter and talk show hostess and later was named associate editor of the Boise Magazine and editor of McCall Magazine. She now owns Mill Park Publishing in Eagle, Idaho. She's the author of 100 magazine articles and four books. She recently co-authored a humorous book titled Menopause Sucks, to be released nationally in June 2008.
Dennis Carlson
is manager of KUPI-FM in Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Richard Glaub is the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs resident director in Uzbekistan, managing programs with political parties and civil society.
David Johnson (pictured left) is a reporter for
The Lewiston Tribune and the author of its popular "Everyone Has a Story" column. He has team-taught
Feature Article Writing for the School of JAMM.
Nancy (Smith) McDaniel is the managing director of the University of Idaho Foundation, based in Boise. Before moving to the Foundation, she was the acting executive director of the UI Alumni Association.

1972
Tom Bingham lives in Joseph, Oregon. He worked in every imaginable position for a small broadcast corporation before ending up as a broadcast engineer and then went to work for The Associated Press.
Tom Coggins
(pictured right)
 is a producer/writer/director for Boeing Productions, part of the Boeing Company.
Maryann Jorgenson
is an an Emmy award winning audio mixer for CBS, raises Clydesdales and does cartoon art for various kennel clubs and dog publications, as well as fine art portraits of animals for their owners.
Erich Korte,
owner of
Laughing Dog Productions in Boise, Idaho. Freelance video producer/videographer for The Discovery Channel, The History Channel, The Travel Channel, National Geographic Explorer, Oprah, The Great Chefs, Modern Marvels and numerous regional clients. Former graffiti artist in the U of I heat tunnels and knew Michael Kirk before he was a big shot.

Mike Oakland
is editorial-page editor of
The Olympian in Olympia, Wash.

1971
Mike Berriochoa (pictured right) is an award winning senior editor with the global engineering firm CH2M HILL working on the U.S. Department of Energy's Hanford Site. He also fishes a lot.
Denver James retired from his position as Director of Conservation Education at the USDA Forest Service in Washington, DC.
Michael Kirk (pictured left) is an award-winning documentary film producer and head of the Kirk Documentary Group.
Duane Meneely (pictured left) i
s a commercial photographer in Salinas, Calif. He owns Meneely Photography.
Mady Elizabeth Rothchild worked in the 1970s a media buyer or director in San Francisco; Anchorage, Alaska; Newport News, Virginia; and Virginia Beach, Virginia. As a military wife, she was involved with humane societies and animal welfare issues in the 1980s. From 1987 to present she is a founding member and active rehabilitator for Animals in Distress Ass'n., a wildlife rehabilitation organization in Boise, Idaho.
Bob Taber founded Thomas Taber & Drazen, an advertising agency in Denver in 2002. He is the past chairman of the American Advertising Federation's Western Region. He also teaches integrated marketing communications at Johnson & Wales University.
Tim Woodward is a columnist for
The Idaho Statesman in Boise, Idaho.

1970
Steve Ballard is a reporter with the Indianapolis Star in Indianapolis, Ind.
Donald Smith is business editor at The Seattle Post-Intelligencer in Seattle, Wash.
Gerald Thaxton is chief engineer for KZDX-FM in Burley, Idaho.

1968
Marty Peterson (pictured right) is the special assistant to the president, UI Boise Center. He is also a member of the JAMM Advisory Board.

1967
Jeane (Monroe) Cerar is retired from her job as corporate copy editor with the Washington State Dental Association.
Ellen (Ostheller) Chisholm is a retired journalist and freelance writer in New Freedom, Penn.
Leo Jeffres has been named interim dean of Graduate Studies and Vice Provost for Research at Cleveland State University in Ohio. He will continue to teach a graduate seminar on urban communication in the School of Communication. He is a former Argonaut editor.
James Kuehn is President of the Applied Media Group in Columbus, Ohio.
Tom Walton is director of human resources at F.M. Howell & Company in Elmira, New York.

1966
William Jennejohn is a retired radio/TV production manager in Coquitlam, BC, Canada.
Paul Schneider (pictured right) has worked in Boise radio and television since 1967 and has been The Voice of the BSU Broncos since 1973. He joined the staff at KBOI radio and television in 1967. He has won more than 40 awards for excellence from the Idaho State Broadcasters Association and Idaho Press Club.

1965
Grayson Sanford Gibbs works at Projection Systems, Inc., in Hayward, Calif.
Frank Parker (pictured left) McCreary‘s career began in 1958 as editor of the East Side Journal in Kirkland, Wash. He returned to Idaho in 1961 to take over his father's weekly newspaper in Kendrick. Parker purchased the Latah Country Press in Troy, later sold it to the Daily Idahonian and opened the Pullman branch office of the Idahonian in 1963. In 1964 he took a position in the University Publications Office to hold the position Rafe Gibbs held while he took sabbatical leave. He then served as Assistant to the President for University Relations and Development during President Ernest Hartung's administration. Parker left in 1975 to become Vice President for University Affairs at San Diego State University. Three universities and two regional medical centers later, he retired in 2005 from Central Washington Hospital in Wenatchee, Washington, and returned home to Kendrick.

1964
Neil Modie has been a reporter for
The Seattle Post Intelligencer since 1970. At the P-I, Modie has covered King County government, Seattle City Hall, environmental issues, the Washington Legislature, and state, regional and national politics. He currently covers politics and public policy issues.
Karen Peterson Winter is research coordinator at the Seattle Times (and a former Argonaut editor).

1963
Drew McDaniel (pictured left) is professor of Telecommunications and director of the Southeast Asia. Studies Center at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio.
James C. Herndon (pictured right) of Blackfoot retired as an Idaho district judge after 20 years on the bench. He now has senior status, which allows him to hear cases anywhere in Idaho.
Christian Nyby II directs television programs and movies in Hollywood, Calif.


1962
Dan Kirkpatrick works in sales in Ventura, Calif.
Thomas (Curly) Neal is a retired journalist and radio station operator in Moscow, Idaho.
Lawrence Roby
is regional editor at The Statesman-Journal in Salem, Oregon.

1960
Dwight Chapin is a freelance writer, following a long career as a sports writer and columnist for The Los Angeles Times and the The San Francisco Chronicle.
Donald Erickson is retired from The Los Angeles Times.
James Flanigan is retired as editor of Flanigan’s Communications in Washington, DC
John Hughes is the executive trustee and secretary of the Northshore Scholarship Foundation in Bothell, Wash. He retired after a long career in the newspaper and printing business.

1959
George Fowler worked many years as an advertising and public relations executive. After his retirement in 1990, he taught one graduate and one undergraduate public relations course at Colorado State University for five years. He also did some writing for IBM and media relations work for the AT&T Professional Development Center. He re-retired in 1995.

1958
Bill Vermillion is chief technology officer at WAN & Logistics in Orlando, Florida.

1957
Jim Duncan received the "Spotlite Award" in March 2005 for his television program Senior Showcase. It is broadcast on the ComCast network in the Portland-Metro Area, and can be viewed from Longview, Wash. to Salem, Oregon on a regular basis. The program is a program for seniors, about seniors, their hobbies and interests. Duncan started the program in February 1997 and it has been airing regularly since that time. Duncan retired from the Boeing Company as an Industrial Engineering Manager in 1995.
Scott Peters
worked for UPI for many years and still works part-time for a nuclear industry trade association. He lives in Austin, Texas.

1956
Steve Emerine is owner of Steve Emerine Strategic Public Relations in Tucson, Arizona.
John P. Mix retired as a property manager in Woodinville, Wash., and moved back to Moscow. He was the director of communications and chapter relations for the Washington Society of Certified Public Accountants from 1991 to 2000.

1955
Warren Peterson worked at KCMS radio in Seattle, Wash.
Kenneth Dick is a retired marketing manager and lives in Wilsonville, Oregon.
Fred Williams received a doctorate from the University of Southern California and was the founding dean of USC’s Annenberg School for Communications. He taught at the University of Wisconsin and the University of Texas College of Communication.

1953
Graham McMullin is retired as news editor at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

1949
Harry Howard (pictured left) is retired after a long career in public relations and broadcasting (KHQ-TV, 1962-1975) in Spokane. At KHQ- TV, he worked as a news anchor, reporter, assignment editor and producer.

1942
Frances (Hardin) Craig is retired after working as a staff writer at The Des Moines Register in Des Moines, Iowa

1941
Wallace Christensen is retired from The Cowles Publishing Company in Spokane, Wash.

1940
Fenton Roskelley set a record for writing the most stories for the daily Star-Mirror in downtown Moscow. He went from the university to the Spokane Daily Chronicle, where he was a general assignment reporter, assistant city editor and outdoor editor. When the Chronicle was killed, he moved over to the Spokesman-Review and continued to produce outdoor stories until his official retirement in 1982. He still writes for the Spokesman-Review, as well as for magazines, including The Fly Fisherman, Western Outdoors, the Fly Fisher and several travel magazines.

1937
A. Irene (Fisher) Wilson is a retired journalist in Sandpoint, Idaho.

 


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