Alumni in the media

Michele Armour '89 has become the first female to be appointed first justice of the Attleboro District Court. A Norfolk resident, she has served on the bench for five years and in various courts.

Jake Ulrich '17 was recently profiled by Duke University in a piece titled "Ph.D. Student Investigating Potential Cause of Mysterious Kidney Disease."

Fresh food producer FiveStar Gourmet Foods recently named Michael Solomon '70 president. He will oversee all day-to-day operations out of the company's Ontario, Calif., headquarters.

Upper Saddle River (N.J.) Councilwoman DeAnne DeFuccio '95 recently won a special election convention for State Assembly in the 39th district. Read more in the New Jersey Globe.

Sunthru, a startup born at Union College, is developing a window pane made of silica aerogel that could make windows more energy-efficient and cost-effective. John Costa '17 is CEO of the company. Adam Forti '17 is also a member of the Sunthru team. Ann Anderson, the Agnes S. Macdonald Professor of Mechanical Engineering, and Mary Carroll '86, the Dwane W. Crichton Professor of Chemistry, invented the process for manufacturing the aerogel material.

Debra Katz '80, a prominent civil rights and employment lawyer, is representing Charlotte Bennet, one of the women who is accusing New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo of sexual harassment. Read more at news10.com.

Tandem Diabetes Care, Inc., an insulin delivery and diabetes technology company, recently named Dr. Jordan Pinsker '98 vice president and medical director. He is a leading pediatric endocrinologist and prominent thought leader in artificial pancreas research.

Dr. Kirk Campbell '03 recently spoke with GOLF.com in an article, "Expert explains Tiger Woods’ injuries and potential recovery process ahead." The golfer was injured in a car accident. Campbell is a sports medicine specialist and orthopedic surgeon at NYU Langone Health.

Elroy Tatem '06 and his wife, Angela, were recently featured on News Channel 10's "Love Stories of the Capital Region."

Ellen Matloff '91, a certified genetic counselor and founder of My Gene Counsel, was featured in a recent article in The Philadelphia Inquirer. Read the article -- "Many supposed breast cancer risk genes don’t raise risk, studies find" -- here.