’83
Glenn Jazwiec, Bartlett, Ill., has his own law practice in Elgin after working more than 10 years with Carr & O’Rourke Associates in Chicago. He is married and has four children.

’84
Richard ‘Rich’ Miller (M.Ed.), Uniontown, Pa., chief music arranger for the UNT Marching Band from 1977 to 1993, teaches instrumental and general music for the Uniontown school district. He also directs a contemporary church choir and arranges for and performs with his 10-piece rock orchestra, the Brass Knuckles Band. He would enjoy hearing from fellow music educators who played in the UNT band. Contact him at 137 Bitner Road, Uniontown, Pa. 15401.

’85
Kurt Francis (M.A.), Bangkok, Thailand, retired from university teaching in Asia in 1997 and is now a web master for a site about Bangkok. He has lived in Asia since 1990.

Brad Willingham (M.Ed.), Duncanville, won re-election as district 10 director for the Texas Classroom Teachers Association. He is a physical education teacher at Daniel Intermediate School in the Duncanville ISD.

’87
Ivor Weiner (’90 M.P.A.), Santa Monica, Calif., earned his Ph.D. in special education at Texas Woman’s University in 2001 and is now an assistant professor of special education at California State University at Northridge.

’88
Kim Hargraves, Boulder, Colo., was appointed executive director for the Colorado Alliance for Arts Education, a nonprofit organization that serves as a resource for arts educators. Previously, she was director of marketing and partnership development for Bridge by Bridge Productions in New York.

Steve Pickett (M.S.), Springfield, Ore., began work in January with the University of Oregon as director of disability services and associate director of academic advising. He previously served as UNT’s director of disability accommodation.