People

AARP Services (Washington): Appointed Suzanne Cox, vice-president for marketing at the American Red Cross (Washington), to be director of marketing services, and Roberta J. Milman, chief executive officer of Georgetown U. Medical Center’s Physician Network (Washington) and the center’s director of business development, to be director of member health products.

Allentown College of Saint Francis de Sales (Center Valley, Pa.): Appointed Thomas L. Campbell, director of development and alumni relations, to be vice-president for development.

American Cancer Society (Atlanta): Appointed A. Gregory Donaldson, senior director of corporate communications at Humana Inc. (Louisville, Ky.), to be national vice-president of corporate communications in the New York office, and Daniel E. Smith, staff director of the U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry, to be vice-president of federal- and state-government affairs in the Washington office.

American Institute of Chemical Engineers (New York): Appointed Beth S. Nelkin, director of development at the New York Women’s Foundation, to be director of development.

The Americas Society (New York): Appointed Kathy St. John, an executive consultant at Lacher & Lovell-Taylor (New York), to be senior director of development. The Americas Society provides educational programs on the cultural and political affairs of countries in the Western Hemisphere.

Center for Investigative Reporting (San Francisco): Appointed Burton Glass, a communications consultant in San Francisco, to be executive director.

Children’s Express Worldwide (Washington): Appointed Linda Remsburg, chief photographer at the Mining Journal (Marquette, Mich.), to be director of the Marquette, Mich., bureau. This organization involves children around the globe in journalism and reporting on issues that affect them.

College of Saint Benedict (St. Joseph, Minn.): Appointed David J. Hoffman, regional development director at the U. of Minnesota-Twin Cities (Minneapolis), to be vice-president of development and alumnae relations.

Columbia U. (New York): Appointed Linda Nelson, vice-president for development at American U. (Washington), to be associate dean for development and alumni relations for the Law School.

Comprehensive Health Education Foundation (Seattle): Appointed Larry Clark, vice-president, to be president.

Consultative Group on Biodiversity (San Francisco): Appointed Lynn Lohr, philanthropic-policy analyst at the San Francisco office of Consumers Union (Yonkers, N.Y.), to be executive director.

Jewish United Fund (Chicago): Appointed Beth Cherner, assistant vice-president of campaigns, to be campaign director. (This corrects an item from the August 26 issue.)

Junior Achievement (Colorado Springs): Appointed Hamner Williams, president of Junior Achievement of Greater Cincinnati, to be senior vice-president of resource generation.

Loma Linda U. (Cal.): Appointed J. Lynn Martel, president of the Hawaii Conference of Seventh-day Adventists (Honolulu), to be vice-president of advancement for the university, the medical center, and the Adventist health-sciences center.

McWane Center (Birmingham, Ala.): Appointed Julia Ann Fleming, a fund-raising consultant based in Nashville, to be vice-president for development and marketing at this science and technology museum.

Mitchell College (New London, Conn.): Appointed Craig L. Esposito, senior manager for sales and marketing at Firm Advantage (Trumbull, Conn.), to be director of development.

National Society of Fund Raising Executives (Alexandria, Va.): Appointed Thomas J. Clark, senior vice-president and chief financial officer at Volunteers of America National Services (Alexandria), to be executive vice-president.

Nebraska Wesleyan U. (Lincoln): Appointed Amy Marr, account supervisor at Martin/Williams Advertising (Minneapolis), to be director of marketing and communication.

The Oregon Health Sciences Foundation (Portland): Appointed Chris Brentlinger, former director of development at Legacy Health System (Portland), to be director of development for medicine and surgery.

Rural Challenge (Washington): Appointed Rachel B. Tompkins, professor for community, economic, and work-force development at the West Virginia U. Extension Service (Morgantown), to be president, effective October 1. She succeeds Toni Haas and Paul Nachtigal, who are retiring from this organization that supports reform efforts in rural public schools.

Santa Catalina School (Monterey, Cal.): Appointed Carol L. Hatton, director of development at All Saints’ Episcopal Day School (Carmel, Cal.), to be director of development.

Trinity College (Washington): Appointed Kelly S. Tucker, development associate for annual giving at Gallaudet U. (Washington), to be director of the annual fund.

U. of Illinois at Chicago: Appointed Lisa M. Dietlin, former senior advancement director for the College of Science and Arts at Michigan Technological U. (Houghton), to be assistant dean of development for the College of Business Administration.

Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research (New York): Appointed Richard G. Fox, a professor of anthropology at Washington U. (St. Louis), to be president, effective January 1.

WETA (Arlington, Va.): Appointed N. William Jarvis, senior vice-president for business development and general counsel, to be executive vice-president for the Greater Washington Broadcast Group, and Joseph Widoff, senior vice-president for technical and support services and chief financial officer, to be chief operating officer. WETA also announced the resignation of Linwood Lloyd, executive vice-president and chief operating officer, who left to start a communications consulting firm.

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (Mass.): Appointed Daniel H. Stuermer, president of Thermo Analytical Inc. (Lancaster, Pa.), to be director of development.

World Food Prize Foundation (Des Moines): Appointed Kenneth M. Quinn, former U.S. Ambassador to Cambodia, to be executive director, effective in January. He will succeed Herman C. Kilpper, who is retiring at that time.

GRANT MAKERS

ADC Foundation (Minneapolis): Appointed Sandra Larson, manager of contributions and community relations at ADC Telecommunications (Minneapolis), to be executive director.

Carnegie Corporation of New York: Appointed Michele Cahill, a founder and director of the Youth Development Institute and a vice-president at the Fund for the City of New York, to be senior program officer in the education division, and Susan Robinson King, assistant secretary for public affairs at the U.S. Department of Labor, to be director of public affairs.

William T. Grant Foundation (New York): Appointed Karen Hein, executive officer of the Institute of Medicine at the National Academy of Sciences (Washington), to be president.

James Irvine Foundation (San Francisco): Appointed S. Kimberly Belshe, former director of the California Department of Health Services (Sacramento) under Governor Pete Wilson, to be program director, and James E. Canales, chief administrative officer and corporate secretary, to be vice-president and corporate secretary.

Jewish Healthcare Foundation of Pittsburgh: Appointed Margaret L. Stubbs, a visiting professor of psychology at Chatham College (Pittsburgh), to be program officer.

Christian A. Johnson Endeavor Foundation (New York): Appointed Richard H. Hersh, president of Hobart and William Smith Colleges (Geneva, N.Y.), to be director.

Rose Community Foundation (Denver): Appointed Marjean Drost, director of business development at the American Retirement Corporation (Denver), to be program officer for aging.

Speer Trust Commission of New Castle Presbytery (Newark, Del.): Appointed the Rev. Jacqueline E. Taylor, the pastor at Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church (Washington), to be executive director. This fund makes grants for community-church activities to improve disadvantaged neighborhoods.

Thomas J. Watson Foundation (Providence, R.I.): Appointed Tori Haring-Smith, chair of performing and visual arts at American U. in Cairo, to be executive director.

Woods Fund of Chicago: Appointed Deborah Harrington, public-service administrator at the Illinois Department of Human Services (Chicago), to be program director of public policies addressing poverty, and Joelle Simpson, a research fellow at the Brookings Institution (Washington) and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Cambridge), to be program officer.

BOARD MEMBERS AND OFFICERS

ADC Foundation (Minneapolis): Elected William J. Cadogan, chairman and chief executive officer of ADC Telecommunications (Minneapolis), to be chair of the board.

Carnegie Corporation of New York: Elected William A. Owens, co-chief executive officer and vice-chairman of Teledesic (Kirkland, Wash.) and former vice-chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Ruth J. Simmons, president of Smith College (Northampton, Mass.), to be trustees.

CONSULTANTS AND OTHERS

Fund Evaluation Group (Cincinnati): Appointed Scott B. Harsh, managing principal, to be president of this investment-advisory firm.

Grizzard (Atlanta): Appointed Mike Monk, national account executive at the Lincoln, Neb., office of Experian (Orange, Cal.), to be vice-president and account director at the Lincoln office of this firm.

Phillips & Associates (Los Angeles): Appointed C. Elliott Collier, former director of development at the Los Angeles Children’s Museum, to be senior counsel at this management-consulting firm.

Wordhandlers (St. Louis): Appointed Elsie Listrom, non-profit consultant, to be director of non-profit services.