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2002
Luke
Meadows was named head coach of a Connecticut Olympic
developmental team, while also working as a soccer coach
at UB.
E-mail: lukey8@aol.com
Anthony
Pla'
currently works at the University of Bridgeport as an Assistant
Sports Information Director.
E-mail: FPB20@aol.com
Diana
Vaptzarova of Bulgaria graduated with a dual Bachelor's
degree in Mass Communications/International Political Economy
& Diplomacy, BA and Marketing, BS. She currently works
as an Account Executive for CDHM Advertising, Inc. in Stamford,
CT and plans to do her MBA in the United States, then go
to Europe to study International Relations and eventually
move back to Bulgaria.
E-mail: diana_vaptzarova@yahoo.com
2001
Roxann Blackburn currently works in the Pace Center
at Yale University.
E-mail: Rnblack40@hotmail.com
Kenichi
Ebina is a professional dancer who co-founded his own
dancing group - BiTriP - in February 2001. They perform
all over the Tri-State area in both community and corporate
events.
E-mail: ebiken@hotmail.com
Shailendra
Karki of Nepal is working to establish his own business.
E-mail: sdkarki@hotmail.com
Abhishek
Shrestha of Nepal is working at a company in Connecticut
while at the same time running his own business.
abshake@rocketmail.com
Sara
Warfield currently is the Associate Editor at Media
Ventures, Inc. in Connecticut. She loves her job but is
also contemplating on something more challenging.
puttysause@hotmail.com
2000
Angela
Currie is currently pursing her Masters degree at the
College of Law in the University of LaVerne.
E-mail: Amc0678@aol.com
Simon
Kay of United Kingdom now travels between Great Briton
and the United States for his work.
E-mail: el_piman@hotmail.com
Nam
Ryul Kim of South Korea went on to graduate school and
obtained his master's degree in computer science at UB.
He is currently working at the Paradigm Global Advisor in
New York.
E-mail: namryul@hotmail.com
Nelta
Sanon is currently preparing to go to law school.
E-mail: nelta73@hotmai.com
Naiden Stoyanov of Bulgaria currently works as an
Operations Analyst at UBS-Warburg in Stamford, CT. He also
runs his own website with information about Bulgaria. His
interest in mass communications developed when he was in
the eighth grade, when he won a contest and became a radio
anchor for a Bulgarian radio station.
E-mail: naiden@bgworld.com
1999
Ikenna
Emehelu went on to Yale Law School after graduating
from UB, where he obtained a JD in 2002. At Yale, he worked
on various research and advocacy projects relating to indigenous
rights, refugee rights and racism at the Allard K. Lowenstein
International Human Rights Clinic. He is currently a general
practice associate at Sullivan & Cromwell, LLP in New
York.
E-mail: emehelui@sullcrom.com
Naya
Kolarova of Bulgaria is now working at Stanton Crenshaw
Communications, a NYC-based Public Relations agency.
E-mail: naya_k@hotmail.com
Sharon
Loh of Malaysia is currently working for ESPN in Connecticut.
E-mail: sharonweili@yahoo.com
Ana
Kleshelskaya is in her first semester at NYU.
E-mail: anab20@hotmail.com
Carina
Knutson moved back to Sweden, her home country, after
working for a year as an Office Manager at a Communications
company in San Francisco. She is now temping in Stockholm
through staffing agency Manpower and enjoying long travels
to countries such as New Zealand and Australia.
E-mail: bilinak@hotmail.com
1998
Melisa
Cehajic of Bosnia and Herzegovina is currently working as a Media Director
for Martino & Binzer, an advertising firm in Connecticut.
E-mail: melisa973@yahoo.com
Nikolay
Kralev of Bulgaria got his Master's degree in Public
Policy from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at
Harvard University in 2001. He now works in Washington,
DC as a foreign affairs reporter for the Washington Times
as well as a special correspondent for the Financial Times
in London. Please visit his personal website at www.nickolaskralev.com.
E-mail:
nkralev@hotmail.com
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