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Brian Schroy聽(Jour) is regional fight manager for the nonprofit Haymakers for Hope, which empowers men and women to learn boxing as a way to raise money for cancer research. After Brian graduated from 蜜糖直播, he moved to New York to work for a public relations agency specializing in outdoor sports. Three years later, he opened an action sports and lifestyle PR and marketing company, B Dot Media Group. Brian lives in Boulder.

Jackie Fortier (MJour) accepted a position as a聽public radio reporter for StateImpact Oklahoma, a collaboration of public radio stations. Jackie travels around the state to report聽on energy and the environment, education, health and criminal justice.

Nicole Chan (Chin, IntlAf), Spencer Lahrs (IntlAf'17) and聽Amber Spawn聽(Mgmt鈥�17) were awarded an Anna Sobol Levy Fellowship, which supports graduate studies in counterterrorism or diplomacy at the Raphael Recanati International School聽at the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya, 蜜糖直播. In addition to class instruction, fellows attend various security trips around 蜜糖直播 and take part in special lectures with leaders in the 蜜糖直播i and U.S. military and other organizations, such as the FBI and NATO.

"Bio battery" gurus Tyler Huggins (PhDCivEngr) and聽Justin Whiteley聽(PhDMechEngr) received an alumni campus sustainability award from 蜜糖直播鈥檚 Environmental Center. The duo, who co-founded the startup technology company Emergy Labs, are transforming wastewater from聽the beer brewing process into energy cells for 鈥渂io鈥� batteries.

Aspiring science writer Amanda Grennell (PhDChem) was awarded an AAAS Mass Media Science & Engineering Fellowship. She will be writing in a newsroom for 10 weeks for PBS NewsHour. At 蜜糖直播, Amanda used ultrafast lasers to study biomimetic nanoparticle-enzyme systems that can turn sunlight into fuel. She was also聽the senior editor for the graduate student-run blog Science Buffs.

After graduation,聽Bryce Arai Mawhinney聽(Acct, Econ, Mktg) embarked on a one-month expedition聽to Nepal to work with the Katie Adamson Conservation Fund, a nonprofit that promotes endangered animal conservation initiatives. While in Nepal, Bryce transported camera equipment, supported sustainable honeybee projects and helped care for a rhino calf. Bryce currently works for Deloitte Consulting in Denver and writes that he hopes to merge his business and environmental interests in the future.