On a Mission
"Nations are not truly great solely because the individuals composing them are numerous, free, and active; but they are great when these numbers, this…
On a Mission
Shantelle Lopez ’99 Applies GIS Technology in the Bahamas
By Robert Bruce Slater Return to ON A MISSION MARKERS IN our front yards help us remember where the main water line runs underground from the street to…
Glen Woodbury ’85 Directs Homeland Defense Center
By Kevin Gray Return to ON A MISSION “IN HOMELAND-SECURITY situations, collaboration and trust must prevail over the skills of direction and control…
Stephen DiZio ’72 Protects California’s Environment
By Robert Bruce Slater Return to ON A MISSION A BIOLOGY MAJOR at Lafayette, Stephen DiZio ’72 began work for Wyeth Laboratories on drug-safety research…
Paul Brodeur ’86 is Elected to Massachusetts State House
By Matt Sinclair ’90 Return to ON A MISSION BUILDING TRUST takes time. That’s a lesson Paul Brodeur ’86 has learned as a new member of the Massachusetts…
Reichley ’83 Works for Compromise in Pa. Legislature
By Matt Sinclair ’90 Return to ON A MISSION IN AN ERA of political extremism, Pennsylvania State Representative Doug Reichley ’83, a Republican from…
Edward Haas ’95 Fights Discrimination in New Jersey
By Kate Helm Return to ON A MISSION WHILE THE COUNTRY has come a long way in the areas of civil rights and discrimination prevention, it’s the work still…
Vicki Thompson ’84 Controls Pests in Monmouth County
By Kevin Gray Return to ON A MISSION MORE THAN 100 years ago, the New Jersey legislature passed laws creating mosquito-control commissions, mandating that…
Bob Allen ’73 Touches the Community in Philadelphia
By Matt Sinclair ’90 Return to ON A MISSION “FOR ME, the real impetus for going into public service was wanting to do something where I could hold…