Ken Cressman ’80, Greensboro, N.C., has published his 6th book. Her dissertation was, “Examining High School Teachers’ Knowledge of Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) and Its Application in the Classroom.” Mary Beth Close Reardon ’79, Millington, N.J., earned her Doctor of Education Degree in Educational Leadership from the College of Saint Elizabeth. She is currently employed by Octorara Area School District. Dennis Denenberg, MU professor emeritus.Ĭarol Kulakowsky Dittoe ’77, Lancaster, earned her Doctor of Education Degree in Education Technology Management from Northcentral University. Kirby ’74Ĭonnie Reddig Kirby ’74, ’81M, Lititz, co-authored the book “Remembering the Cloud-The True Story of WWII Pilot Charlie Reddig as Told to His Daughter,” with her father, retired Major Charles Reddig and Dr. Umbenhauer ’73, Souderton, a Montgomeryville realtor, was installed as the 2018 president of the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors during a ceremony in Harrisburg. She posted best times in the 50 freestyle, 50 backstroke, 100 individual medley and the 100 freestyle. while representing the Marauder Masters swim team. Judy Anttonen ’73, Millersville, established four state records at the Keystone State Games of 2017 in Birmingham, Ala. He was previously mayor of Oxford Borough, ending 20 years of elected public service. Geoffrey Henry ’73, Oxford, was hired as executive director by Brookdale Hockessin. He is the co-founder of the Exemplary Schools Organization. Vincent Cotter ’72, ’79M, Bradenton, Fla., co-authored the book “Performance is Key: Connecting the Links to Leadership and Excellence,” published by Rowman and Littlefield. He is the department head and teacher for the Board of Education in Osceola County. Mike Clemens ’71, Lake Wales, Fla., was appointed to the Board of Directors of the National Council for History Education. Allen ’69, Lancaster, was honored with the exceptional impact award at the 50th Anniversary Gala from the Black Student Union at Millersville.
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