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Ellen Roy Elias '80 is a chamber music violinist, as well as doctor in Denver, Colorado.

Scott D. Woogen '81 of Mechanicsville, Virginia is the Harness Racing Museum and Hall of Fame 2005 Amateur Driving Champion.

Edward D. Agura '82 is director of bone and marrow transplantation services at Baylor. He lives in Arlington, Texas.

Deborah A. Driscoll '83 has been appointed Chair of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.

Lee Ann Baggott '84 says that she enjoys mentoring and would welcome hearing from any graduates in Augusta, Maine. Her specialty is Pulmonary Critical Care and she is a board member of the National Lung Association.

Michael Levin '84 specializes in child and adolescent psychiatry and pediatric psychopharmacology, teaches at U.C. Berkeley, and wrote the book, The Reading Lesson.

Michael J. Giordano '86 assumed the position of Assistant Professor at the University of Connecticut and the role of student at Yale University, where he is one of 22 people selected for the first class in an Executive M.B.A. program.

C. (Charlotte) Joy Steele '86 says that after earning a Ph.D. she returned to Pediatrics and settled in Indianapolis, Indiana, where she enjoys being a stay at home mom.

Jerome R. Potozkin '88 is a dermatologist who has become proficient at changing the diapers of his two young sons.

Douglas H. Barlow '89 was featured in a September 10, 2005 lead story in the South Florida Sun-Sentinel about skilled volunteers ignoring bureaucratic red tape and helping out after Hurricane Katrina.