“Other” Class Notes

David Grandis (Col ’95) and Meade Prillamin Grandis (Com ’01 L/M) welcomed their first child, Eleanor Rohland, on Oct. 10, 2012. The family resides in Richmond, Va.

Meade Grandis (Com ’01 CM) (Com ’01 L/M) and David Grandis (Col ’95) welcomed their first child, Eleanor Rohland, on Oct. 10, 2012. The family resides in Richmond, Va.

Rachel Bartron (Educ ’01) is the director of the Louis Maslow Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics program at Wyoming Seminary College Preparatory School in Kingston, Penn. Ms. Bartron is developing and implementing a STEM curriculum at Sem’s Upper and Lower Schools.

Thomas Routten (Col ’00 CM) and Christan Carol Routten (Col ’01 L/M) welcomed their first child, Connor Reed, on Sept. 12, 2012. The family resides in Manteo, N.C. Connor is the nephew of Erin Elizabeth Routten (Col ’04, Educ ’04).

Traci Thompson (Col ’99) is a partner in the Baton Rouge, La., office of Breazeale, Sachse & Wilson. She is an attorney in the firm’s health care section, where she focuses her practice on a wide range of compliance and regulatory matters and has experience representing hospitals and health systems, physicians, pharmacies and other health care-related entities. She advises providers with respect to licensure and regulatory matters, Medicare, Medicaid and other reimbursement issues.

Erin Sloane (Col ’98 CM) is a partner in the litigation, controversy and securities departments of WilmerHale’s New York City office. Her practice focuses on government and internal investigations and white-collar criminal matters.

Edwina Fitch (Col ’97 CM) and her husband, Justin, welcomed their second child, George Bramhall, on Oct. 10, 2012. George joins a big brother, Henry. The Fitches reside in Jackson, Miss.

Oni Buchanan (Col ’97) has published a book of poetry, Must A Violence, with the University of Iowa Press. The collection of poems sounds out the problem of how to respond to violence and the domestication of that which is wild.

Stanley Tarr (Col ’93 CM) has been elected partner of the Wilmington, Del., office of Blank Rome. He concentrates his legal practice on bankruptcy and business reorganization matters. Mr. Tarr represents debtors, creditors’ committees, hedge funds, institutional investors, asset purchasers, equipment lessors and other parties across a wide range of industries in connection with Chapter 11 and reorganizations; out-of-court workouts and corporate restructuring; debtor-in-possession financing; and creditors’ rights and remedies. He also coaches baseball, basketball and lacrosse for the Unionville Recreation Association in Unionville, Penn., and coaches football for the Kennett-Unionville Titans.

Ronnie Price (Grad ’93) is the associate vice president for human resources at The College of William & Mary. Mr. Price lives in the Charlottesville area with his wife and son. He spends his free time hiking, biking and playing the guitar.

Robert Corser (Arch ’93) has received recognition as one of the 30 most admired educators in design for 2013 by DesignIntelligence magazine. Mr. Corser is an assistant professor of architecture at the University of Washington. A licensed architect in the state of California, his professional experience includes work in San Francisco and London.

Stacey Pharr (Col ’92 CM) has been included among Business North Carolina magazine’s 2013 “Legal Elite” list for her work in construction law. Her practice is in general civil litigation in both federal and state courts, handling matters in general commercial litigation, construction law, professional liability, products liability and real estate litigation.

Aaron Peck (Com ’92 CM) is chief financial officer, chief investment officer and chief compliance officer for Monroe Capital Corp., a newly formed publicly traded lower-middle market lending fund in Chicago. He lives in Deerfield, Ill., with his wife and three children.

Sandra Chinn-Gilstrap (Col ’92) joined the Danville, Va. office of Woods Rogers PLC in October 2012. Of counsel to the firm, Ms. Chinn-Gilstrap is known for her trial practice and advocacy for family and domestic law clients and mental health patients. Formerly a solo practitioner, she served on the first Supreme Court of Virginia Mental Health Task Force on Rules of Court, which promotes professional standards for mental health cases and drafts statewide rules.

David Belmonte (Col ’92) , clinical assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of Michigan, has been appointed director of medical student education for the department of psychiatry.

Claire Ngo (Col ’90) is a member of the 2012 class of Henry Crown Fellows at the Aspen Institute. The fellowship program seeks to develop the next generation of community-spirited leaders. In 2008, Ms. Ngo established CMN Consultancy, an advisory and coaching business aimed at fostering talent development in Asia. She previously worked for Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch.