Maxwell Class Notes

was reappointed by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to the Texas Crime Stoppers Council, which certifi es and funds local crime stopper programs throughout the state. Day�s term ends in September 2024.

completed a juris doctor degree with honors at George Washington University School of Law. Delgado also earned the Gold President�s Volunteer Service Award for pro bono work with The Nature Conservancy.

is senior vice president for public finance at the Boston, Mass. office of Roosevelt & Cross, a municipal securities firm.

is serving in the AmeriCorps Volun-teers in Service to America program in the New York City Department of Education. She focuses on education for children�s afterschool programs and coordinates partnerships with donors to sponsor grant programs.

has been named executive director of AdvaMed Accel, a division which specializes in helping smaller start-ups with medical technology development. Dorsey previously served as vice president of payment and healthcare delivery policy for AdvaMed.

is director of intelligence of the Electricity Information Sharing and Analysis Center at North American Electric Reliability Corp. He previ-ously served as program manager for the U.S. Department of Energy�s State/Local/Tribal/Territorial Energy Assurance.

is transitioning from fi nance director to acting economic develop-ment director for the town of Hamden, Conn.

is chief executive officer for Africa Bright Asset Management in Douala, Cameroon. El Ayachi was previously a board member for the firm and was adjunct professor at Emlyon Business School in France from June 2018 to August 2020.

is Syracuse University�s second recipient of the Marshall Scholar-ship. In the United Kingdom, Eldawy is working toward a master�s in migration and global development at the University of Sussex and a MSc in comparative and interna-tional education at the University of Oxford.

is a Peruvian lawyer who has been serving as the country�s Defense Minister since November 2020.

is State Representative, 20th District, in Conn. She previously served as executive director for Connecticut Women�s Education and Legal Fund in Hartford, Conn.

was named chief of staff for the Office of the Secretary for the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). She previously served as chief of staff for the White House Domestic Policy Council and as chief of staff for rural development at USDA during the Obama administration.

published Carville�s Cure: Leprosy, Stigma, and the Fight for Justice(Liversight) in July 2020. It tells how leprosy patients in the U.S. were treated as if they were inmates for much of the 20th century.

is assistant principal at Lakeshore Elementary School (Iredell-States-ville Schools) in North Carolina.

is senior director of cyber operations at BluVector, a Comcast company. He is also a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Air Force Reserve.

passed the New York State Bar exam after completing a juris doctor at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law. She is now providing legal advice to immigrants at the New York City Immigration Court.

is chief of staff at Armoured One, which trains school faculty and staff on how to respond to an active shooter or other crisis situation.

is a community relations specialist for Lancaster (Pa.) Vision-Corps and Manheim Township (Pa.) commissioner.

was named chief executive offi cer of Social Impact, a global develop-ment consulting fi rm in Arlington, Va. Gnanaselvam was previously chief operating offi cer and executive vice president at Social Impact.

was named dean of the Virginia Commonwealth University L. Douglas Wilder School of Govern-ment and Public Affairs. Gooden previously served as interim dean at the Wilder School since May 2018.