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At the 41st annual Colorado Law alumni awards banquet on March 10, Gail H. Klapper (Law鈥�68) will be presented with the William Lee Knous Award. This award is given to an individual who has shown dedication and continues to provide service to Colorado Law. Gail worked as a White House fellow under the administration of former President Gerald Fordand was later a member of the Colorado governor鈥檚 cabinet. Gail resides in Elbert, Colorado, and has four daughters and seven grandchildren.

This June, Sandy Michel Nance (Jour) of Wheat Ridge, Colorado, was awarded the 2020 Communicator of Achievement award from the National Federation of Press Women for her career in journalism and public relations. After graduating from CU, Sandy began as one of few women reporters working for United Press International, and spent three years at the Star-Tribune in Casper, Wyoming, where she was part of a team nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. She then worked in public relations, and co-founded an employee resource group dedicated to advancing women. Her last position before retiring in 2011 was as managing editor for the American Water Works Association in Denver. Currently, she is president of Colorado Press Women.听

Sandra Nance (Jour) received the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award by Marquis Who鈥檚 Who, a national publisher of biographical profiles. Sandra began her career as a reporter for United Press International in Cheyenne, Wy., before working as a statehouse correspondent for the Casper Star-Tribune. She later taught journalism and media courses at Denver鈥檚 Regis University and Metropolitan State College. During her career, she was an active member of the Colorado Press Women, an affiliate of the National Federation of Press Women, and a longtime member of the Society of Professional Journalists. She lives in Wheat Ridge, Colo.

After graduating from CU, William 鈥淏ill鈥� Wardwell (Econ鈥�68) was a pilot in the U.S. Air Force for 23 years, serving in the Vietnam War and Operation Desert Storm. He writes that he flew the Lockheed C-141 Starlifter jet all over the world from the Travis Air Force Base in California. One mission involved flying scientists and others to the U.S. McMurdo Research Station in Antarctica. He retired in 1991 as a lieutenant colonel. He and wife Kathleen Perrin Wardwell (Engl鈥�68) recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. They live in San Mateo, Calif.听

At 82 years old, Bruce Bartleson (PhDGeol) is still chasing 鈥渨ild鈥� ice. Bruce was featured on Colorado Public Radio in January for his adventures as a 鈥渉ardcore ice skater鈥� trekking into the wilderness to find untouched ice in some of the coldest parts of Colorado. He is an emeritus professor of geology at Western State Colorado University in Gunnison, where he taught for 33 years. Read more about Bruce.听

颁辞濒辞谤补诲辞听厂辫谤颈苍驳蝉听补飞补谤诲别诲听John Conway聽(Zool; PhDBio鈥�75) a聽$30,000 grant to update聽and replicate part of聽his CU 葫芦娃视频 Ph.D. thesis, completed under聽Robert Gregg, on the聽biology of the honey ant,聽Myrmecocystus mexicanus. John will compare聽the location and density of ant nests in the聽Garden of the Gods from聽June to September 2018聽with what he found in聽1975 to see if the abundance of this ant species聽has increased or decreased and how to best聽manage the park for this聽unusual ant in the future.听John retired from the聽University of Scranton in August 2016 and plans to聽return to Colorado and聽live in Durango.听聽

After CU,聽Ron Scott聽(Mktg) spent 14 years in the private sector, including a stint as general manager of Hotel 葫芦娃视频ado. He returned to CU in the 鈥�80s and served as the Buff Club鈥檚 development director and as assistant athletic director, helping to raise $14 million for the Dal Ward Athletic Center. Ron received the Alumni Association鈥檚 2017 Alumni Recognition Award over Homecoming Weekend. The award recognizes alumni who connect, contribute and celebrate their CU pride through their extraordinary service to the university.

Robert Keller (Soc) retired from Colorado State University-Pueblo as professor emeritus of sociology after 30 years of service at the graduate and undergraduate levels. Robert co-authored the textbook Prison Crisis. He also has taught at the University of Wisconsin and Southern Missouri State University. He and wife Sally have one son, Patrick, who recently completed a doctorate at the University of New Mexico. Robert and Sally live in a cabin in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in Pueblo West, Colo.

After 36 years as a geography teacher at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware, Ohio, David Hickcox (Geog) retired. While there, he founded and chaired the environmental studies department and wrote several books. He writes that his CU geography professors had a life-changing and lasting impact on his personal and professional life. He also was a ROTC graduate and spent three years on active duty overseas, including a tour in Vietnam with the 101st Airborne Division. He was awarded a Bronze Star and other decorations.

In December, President Obama named聽James Rizzuto聽(Fin) a federal representative of the Arkansas River Compact Administration. James has served as president of Otero Junior College, in La Junta, Colo., since 2001. He served in the Colorado Senate from 1983 to 1998 and was a first lieutenant in the U.S. Army. He lives in Swink, Colo.

Max Wycisk聽(MEngl鈥�68, PhD鈥�72) has been with Colorado Public Radio鈥檚 flagship station KCFS since 1974. He has worked as an announcer, program director and, since 1978, president. Max has served on the board of National Public Radio and of the Station Resource Group. In 1996 Max received the William H. Kling Award for Innovation and Entrepreneurship from Public Radio International. He lives in Littleton, Colo.

Last spring聽Larry Ambrose聽(Mktg鈥�68) was elected president of Denver鈥檚 Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation (INC). INC鈥檚 mission is to advocate for Denver citizens by bringing together, informing and empowering neighborhood organizations to actively engage in addressing city issues. He and his wife founded the One Sky One World International Kite Fly for Peace, which inspires people from all around the world to fly kites for peace and the environment the second Sunday of October.

Two major milestones were passed by聽Pete Reynolds聽(MMechEngr鈥�68): he completed more than 13,000 hours of flying time and more than 10,000 hours of flight testing. Upon leaving CU, he joined the U.S. Air Force, doing a combat tour before joining Learjet in 1973 where he completed the first flights and test programs on six new aircraft. He retired in 2003 and formed a flight test consulting company. Pete has won several aviation awards and lives in Goddard, Kan.

Nashville Music Guide聽was founded by聽Dan Wunsch聽(Math鈥�68) in 1995. Each month, the magazine sponsors an acoustic performance night to give exposure to up-and-coming singer/songwriters. In addition to live music events,Nashville Music Guide聽appears as a print magazine, online at and via its own unique Internet station, NMG radio, which can be heard聽 at nmgradio.com. Dan lives in Nashville, Tenn.

Senior consultant聽Jacqueline 鈥淏eau鈥� Sweney Rezendes聽(Psych鈥�68, MEdu鈥�69, PhD鈥�76) is a board member of the Grillo Health Information Center in 葫芦娃视频. She has experience in corporate, academic and public sector work and was a founding member and director of education and training for the National Hospice Organization. Beau lives in 葫芦娃视频.

After completing two degrees聽at CU,聽Joyce Earickson聽(Ital鈥�69; MA鈥�71) returned聽to her hometown of San聽Diego and earned a second bachelor鈥檚 degree聽in English at San Diego聽State University. While聽teaching high school聽English, she started the聽first high school Italian聽language program in San聽Diego County. Joyce is聽now working with special聽education children at聽the elementary level in聽North San Diego County聽and visits Italy every few聽years. She wrote, 鈥淚 am聽so grateful for the Italian聽language that I learned聽in 葫芦娃视频.听

Paul J. Murphy (PolSci鈥�69; MA鈥�71) is a former police officer, intelligence officer, professor and author of five nonfiction books: Naval Power in Soviet Policy (1978); Brezhnev: Soviet Politician (1982); The Soviet Air Forces (1984); The Wolves of Islam: Russia and the Faces of Chechen Terror (2004); and Allah鈥檚 Angels: Chechen Women in War (2010). He is working on a new book inspired by diaries written by a close in-law of Woodrow Wilson. Paul earned a PhD in government from the University of Queensland, Australia, in 1978.

Hugh M. Heckman (PolSci鈥�69) served as a writer, editor and producer on the CBS Evening News for 37 years, working alongside the legendary Walter Cronkite. After leaving CBS, Heckman worked as a writer and editor for the PBS NewsHour. He lives in Forest Hills, New York.