Maxwell Class Notes

was nominated by President Joe Biden ‘68 for the role of principal deputy assistant secretary of the Army (financial management and comptroller) at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. She was approved by the Senate Armed Services Committee on July 27 and confirmed by the full Senate on Aug. 9.

is senior vice president at Booz Allen, where he analyzes emerging policy, regulatory, market and technology trends for U.S. government clients. He currently focuses on law enforcement issues. Prior to that, he focused on issues surrounding the implementation of the Affordable Care Act.

became the chief financial officer of the Service Employees International Union, which represents 2 million people in health care, public services and property service professions.

was appointed as the new head of Middle School at Browning School in New York City. Prior to the start of this appointment, he was acting director of the Office for Identity, Culture and Institutional Equity at Horace Mann School, also in New York City.

was among the recipients of the Ukrainian World Congress’ inaugural Ukrainian Diaspora “30 under 30” award. The Ukrainian World Congress is an international non-governmental organization composed of 60 countries that work to support a European Ukraine and has special consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council.

recently left the federal government after 25 years working in national security in Washington, D.C., to be an associate professor at SUNY Empire State College in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Thurston is heading Empire State’s new bachelor’s degree in security studies.

is the City of Syracuse’s new director of strategic initiatives, and was tasked by Mayor Ben Walsh ’05 M.P.A. to lead the implementation of the American Rescue Plan Act.

is currently chief of party for the U.S. Department of Labor government-funded program in Costa Rica for the Foundation for Peace and Democracy and Partners of the Americas. Previously, he worked as a consultant for projects financed by Inter-American Development Bank, the U.S. State Department and several corporate donors for organizations such as World Vision and the Central American Public Administration Institute.

has been selected as president-elect of the International City/County Management Association, which advances professional local government through leadership, management, innovation and ethics.

is a lecturer teaching English and social science research methods at the University of Strasbourg in Strasbourg, France.

is a professor of political science and faculty associate at the College of Law at Northern Illinois University.

is working as an English community manager for Storybook, an Ecuadorian tech start-up. She does translation work, gives ESL classes and manages its English social media networks.

has accepted a position as a senior global legal specialist with Bain and Company, a management consulting firm in Boston, Mass.

is Parson’s Corp.’s new chief communications officer. Parson’s Corp. delivers innovative technologies in defense and intelligence to clients across the U.S.

is founder and chief executive officer at WattCarbon which measures and tracks carbon savings in buildings and is located in California’s San Francisco Bay area.

joined the online platform ClickUp as vice president of finance.

is director of corporate partnerships at Save the Children U.S. in Wash-ington, D.C. Albert previously served as associate director for strategic partnerships at KABOOM.

is deputy director of grants and contracts management in the civil practice with the Legal Aid Society. He previously served 34 years at New York City�s Metropol-itan Transportation Authority.

is special advisor for the United Nations.

is director of the division of communications in the Offi ce of Regulatory Affairs at the U.S. Food and Drug Adminis-tration. He previously served as chief of communication services staff at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.