2024

(updated September 2024)

Anne-Laura Cook (’19) is vice president of clinical services at VIVA Health.

Anne Buckley (’17) is vice president of marketing and communications at the University of Maryland.

Lora Terry Blalock (’20) is executive director of the Rotary Club of Birmingham.

Caroline Bolvig (’99) retired as vice president of major gifts from United Way of Central Alabama.

Daryl Washington (’22) is the executive director of the new Main Street Montgomery initiative.

Matthew Penfield (’22) is a shareholder at Maynard Nexsen.

Maury Gaston (’07) retired as manager of marketing services from a 42-year career with AMERICAN Cast Iron Pipe.

David Eberhardt (’18) is the assistant vice president for student affairs at the University of Texas-Arlington.

Keith Cromwell (’07) is the director of institutional advancement at Red Mountain Theatre Company.

Jennifer Jaquess (’23) is the executive director of Red Mountain Theatre Company.

Dan Stephens (’24) is the executive director of the Solihten Institute.

Keith Wolfe-Hughes (’16) is the director of finance and administration for Alabama Audobon.

Linda Sewell (’02) retired as vice president of public affairs and communications from Coca-Cola Bottling Co United.

Tim Hall (’18) is now a professor of history in the Howard College of Arts and Sciences at Samford University.

Ralph Williams (’22) is vice president of the Birmingham division for Alabama Power Company.

Angela Abdur-Rasheed (’23) won the Nonprofit Leader of the Year award and Charlotte Shaw (’24) won the Executive Leader of the Year award from the Minority Business Awards.

Reed Dimmitt (’19) retired as division director of pediatric gastroenterology from Children’s of Alabama and is now a physician with the Dothan Pediatric Healthcare Network.

Stan Law (’14) retired as president of the YMCA of Greater Charlotte.

Andre’ McShan (’18) was named president-elect of the American Heart Association’s Southeast Board of Directors.

Tondra Loder-Jackson (’07) won a 2024 Society of Professors of Education Outstanding Book Award for Schooling the Movement: The Activism of Southern Black Educators from Reconstruction through the Civil Rights Era.The award recognizes books that highlight the relationship between education and the social complexities in which schools are contextualized and foster inquiry into the history, current status, and future alternatives of teaching, learning, and education.

Myla Calhoun (’16) is the president and CEO of the Propel Education. She was also elected to serve on the University of Alabama System Board of Trustees.

Angela Abdur-Rasheed (’23), John Bolus (’18), Dick Coffee (’05), Judy Mannings (’09), Tanveer Patel (’10), and Joan Wright (’09) were named 2024 Top 50 over 50 award recipients by Positive Maturity.

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