1990-1999
Catch up with Mustangs from the classes of 1990 to 1999.
Catch up with Mustangs from the classes of 1990 to 1999.
Nick Wishart, an avid runner since childhood, was the first Rhode Island resident to participate in the fourth World Marathon Challenge, a seven-day race on seven continents.
Wendy Bradbury was selected to serve as special assistant to the Department of Justice Inspector General in Washington, D.C.
Laura Salinas was recently appointed vice president of sales for the U.S. and Latin America with Avalon Distribution.
F. Chase Simmons is chair-elect of Polsinelli, an Am Law 100 firm serving corporations, institutions and entrepreneurs nationally. Simmons has been with Polsinelli since 1997 and currently serves as chair of the firm’s national real estate practice group and real estate equity group.
Jennifer McSpadden Curtin, who served as a campus tour guide at SMU in 1997, says, “I’m still giving tours 20 years later – now in Healdsburg, California!”
Tony Casagrande, PE, has been promoted to president of Campos Engineering, Inc. He started working for the firm as a student and joined the team full time after graduating from SMU.
Jim Contardi has been named CEO of ARCOM, a leader in architectural, engineering and construction (AEC) software solutions that integrate building specification content.
Jeff Roberts is the new director of client services for Augustine, a California-based integrated marketing agency that has expanded to Dallas to serve Texas-based clients.
Jill Cox has published her first novel, The Bridge, the setting of which was inspired by her spring semester at SMU-in-Paris.