“Job” Class Notes

David Hartingh (Col ’95 L/M) was named president and CEO of International Executive Service Corps in Washington, D.C. IESC was founded in 1964 by American business leaders, entrepreneurs and philanthropists, including David Rockefeller, who believed that businesses are the engines that drive economic growth and innovation, and that supporting them can lift countries out of poverty. David, his wife Erika and their son live in Arlington, Virginia.

Charles Wolverton (Col ’91 L/M) was named a partner at BDO USA, a professional services firm. Wolverton will continue to lead the firm’s public sector practice, which he helped launch several years ago. The practice, which is based in McClean, Virginia, provides guidance to the federal government sector on many fronts. 

Robert “Bob” Sell (Col ’75 L/M) taught management for five years at Elmira College in New York after retiring in 2009 from a 30-year-career at Corning Inc. He is now a commissioned ruling elder (lay pastor) in the Presbyterian Church USA.

Mark Angle (Educ ’98, ’02) has accepted the position of education services coordinator with Southern Oregon Education Service District. In his new role, he will be coordinating curriculum, instruction, and assessment for the service district’s thirteen component school districts, which serve more than 50,000 students in 100 schools across three counties.

Corbin M. Campbell (Col ’03) received tenure and was promoted to associate professor of higher education at Teachers College, Columbia University in New York City, New York.

Libby Williams Larsen (Col ’90 L/M) was promoted to professor at California University of Pennsylvania, where she serves as director of the sociology and social science programs. 

Katie Bo Williams (Col ’09) has taken a position with Defense One, a subsidiary of The Atlantic, and will be covering the Pentagon. She has spent the last three years covering national security for The Hill.

Bill Gladden (Arch ’89 L/M) has been named executive director of the French & Pickering Creeks Conservation Trust, which preserves, stewards and connects people to the land in northern Chester County in Pennsylvania. Gladden brings more than 30 years of public and private sector experience in land use, preservation and management to French & Pickering. 

Ed Sabanegh (Med ’85) became president of the Cleveland Clinic Hospital System. In this role, he is responsible for the clinical care provided by over 35,000 caregivers at 11 hospitals and 19 family health centers across the health system. He is having a blast and missing his friends from the medical school class of ’85.

Sarah Rumbaugh (Darden ’15) and Zach Mayo (Col ’08, Darden ’15) are co-founders of RelishCareers, a hiring platform for graduate level job candidates and the companies that hire them, which acquired TransparentCareer in June 2018. As students at the Darden School of Business, Rumbaugh and May formed RelishCareers in the UVA iLab in 2014.

Serena Fill (Col ’97) founded the Musicians Against Gun Violence Super PAC. The organization empowers musicians and fans to advance sensible gun reform by financially supporting candidates who will further policy to keeps schools and communities safe from gun violence. The organization joins the final Vans Warped Tour on select dates this summer, and will carry on fundraisers leading up to the midterm elections in November.  

Robert Scearce (Engr ’13) was promoted to group operations manager of Monogram Foods in Martinsville, Virginia. He is responsible for all production operations.

Kate Heilpern (Col ’82) has accepted the position of senior vice president and chief operating officer of New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center. Dr. Heilpern recently served as the Ada Lee and Pete Correll Professor and Chair of the Department of Emergency Medicine at the Emory University School of Medicine.