People

American Medical Association (Chicago): Appointed E. Ratcliffe Anderson, a professor of medicine at the U. of Missouri at Kansas City, School of Medicine, to be chief executive.

Association of Systematics Collections (Washington): Appointed Roberta Faul-Zeitler, a consultant based in Washington, to be executive director.

Baptist Health Foundation (Birmingham, Ala.): Appointed Dana R. Todsen, president and chief executive officer of the Foundation for Memorial Medical Center (Savannah, Ga.), to be president. B.H.F. is the fund-raising arm of the Baptist Health System.

Baylor Health Care System Foundation (Dallas): Gordon M. Caswell, senior adviser, has announced his retirement, effective July 1.

Boston College Alumni Association (Chestnut Hill, Mass.): Appointed Kathleen M. O’Toole, Massachusetts Secretary of Public Safety, to be executive director.

Bowdoin College (Brunswick, Me.): Appointed Scott A. Meiklejohn, a member of the development staff, to be associate vice-president for development and alumni relations, and William A. Torrey III, vice-president for development and college relations, to be vice-president for planning and development.

Braille Institute (Los Angeles): Appointed Sally Jameson, director of communications, to be vice-president of development and communications.

Charlestown Retirement Community (Catonsville, Md.): Appointed Jill Bateman, gift-planning manager, to be director of gift services, and Sandra Sause, a political-campaign consultant based in Baltimore, to be gift-planning manager.

Chicago State U.: Appointed Sherri Morrow, graduate-placement officer in the office of career development, to be director of alumni affairs.

Citizens for Better Care (Detroit): Appointed Victor H. Weipert, Jr., former deputy director and director of residential-care services for delinquent youth at the Michigan Family Independence Agency (Lansing), to be executive director. Citizens for Bet- ter Care is a consumer-advocacy group serving elderly and disabled people in need of long-term care in Michigan.

Clarkson U. (Potsdam, N.Y.): Appointed Michael E. Cooper, vice-president for student affairs, to be vice-president for institutional advancement.

Colonial Williamsburg Foundation (Va.): Appointed Christine R. Hoek, vice-president for development and alumni affairs at Skidmore College (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.), to be vice-president for planning and development.

Council on Aging of Martin County Foundation (Stuart, Fla.): Appointed Robin Hicks-Connors, director of development for major gifts at Volunteers of America (Alexandria, Va.), to be foundation director.

DC Habitat for Humanity (Washington): Appointed Nadine Hathaway, a consultant for the Association for the Care of Children’s Health (Bethesda, Md.), to be director of development.

Doctors of the World (New York): Announced the resignation of Derrick G. Wong, executive director.

Elizabeth City State U. (N.C.): Appointed Denauvo M. Robinson, former vice-president for development at Piney Woods Country Life School (Miss.), to be vice-chancellor for development and planning.

Environmental and Energy Study Institute (Washington): Appointed Carol Werner, director of the Energy and Climate Program, to be executive director.

Grantmakers for Education (Solana Beach, Cal.): Appointed Laura K. Fleming, manager of the Girard Foundation (La Jolla, Cal.), to be program coordinator. GFE recently moved its headquarters from Washington.

Hawaii Pacific U. (Honolulu): Appointed Margi Ulveling, vice-president of development and community relations at Child & Family Service (Honolulu), to be director of development.

Heritage Foundation (Washington): Appointed Becky Norton Dunlap, former Virginia Secretary of Natural Resources, to be vice-president for external relations, and Lewis F. Gayner, vice-president for external relations, to be vice-president of finance and operations. Heritage also appointed Randy Clerihue, director of media relations, to be communications director; Kara Flynn, a reporter at Real Estate Finance Today (Washington), to be public-relations associate; and John Raughter, former managing editor of The Stars and Stripes (Washington), to be senior writer.

Inova Health System (Springfield, Va.): Appointed Steve Meyerson, acting executive director of the Inova Health System Foundation, to be vice-president for development.

InterAction (Washington): Appointed Suzette Holt, former staff liaison, development education officer, and publication specialist at Partners of the Americas (Washington), to be publications manager.

International Aid (Spring Lake, Mich.): Appointed Cheryl Poel Nielsen, vice-president of development at Calvin College (Grand Rapids, Mich.), to be vice-president of advancement.

Kettering U. (Flint, Mich.): Appointed Darryl A. Sczepanski, director of advancement at the U. of Illinois at Chicago, College of Business Administration, to be associate vice-president for development.

National Health Museum (Washington): Appointed Jennifer L. Dorn, senior vice-president for public support at the American National Red Cross (Washington), to be president.

National Hospice Organization (Arlington, Va.): Appointed Karen A. Davie, president, also to be president of the National Hospice Foundation.

NJ Shares (Saddle River, N.J.): Appointed Lawrence P. Savitsky, executive director of the Lycoming County Crippled Children’s Society Children’s Development Center (Williamsport, Pa.), to be executive director. NJ Shares is a new statewide energy-assistance fund created by non-profit groups and energy companies to assist low-income people in New Jersey.

Prevent Blindness Texas-Metro Tarrant County Branch (Fort Worth): Appointed Carolyn Martchenke, program and development director at Samaritan House (Fort Worth), to be executive director.

Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine (Chicago): Appointed Patrick T. Quinn, planned-giving specialist at the Nature Conservancy of Illinois (Chicago), to be development director.

Second Harvest (Chicago): Announced the resignation of Christine Vladimiroff, president and chief executive officer, effective July 31. Ms. Vladimiroff, a Benedictine nun, is leaving to serve as prioress of the Benedictine community in Erie, Pa.

Simmons College (Boston): Appointed Kristina Schaefer, former vice-president for development and director of foundation operations at Children’s Memorial Foundation (Chicago), to be vice-president for advancement.

Southern Methodist U. (Dallas): Appointed Jeanne P. Whitman, associate vice-president and executive director of development, to be vice-president for development and external affairs.

St. John’s College (Santa Fe, N.M.): Appointed Laura J. Mulry, account supervisor at Carpenters & Associates (Dallas), to be director of public relations.

St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children (Bayside, N.Y.): Appointed Rhonda N. Broden, marketing specialist at FOJP Service Corporation (New York), to be director of marketing and referral relations.

State U. of New York College at Fredonia: Appointed Jean M. Malinoski, interim vice-president for development and college relations, to be vice-president for development and college relations.

Suffield Academy (Conn.): Appointed Albert E. Labouchere, vice-president for institutional advancement at Richmond College, the American International U. in London, to be director of development.

Taller Puertorrique!#*tilo (Philadelphia): Appointed Annabella Roig, a teacher and recent recipient of a master’s degree in public health from Columbia U. (New York), to be executive director.

Tech Museum of Innovation (San Jose, Cal.): Appointed Wayne Grant, vice-president for educational products at Knowledge Revolution (San Mateo, Cal.), a developer of modeling, simulation, and educational software, to be vice-president of the museum and executive director of the Noyce Center for Learning; Nga Trinh-Halperin, promotions and community-relations director at the San Jose Downtown Association, to be advertising and promotions manager; and Wesley Wenhardt, associate director at the Ontario Science Centre (Toronto), to be director of visitor services.

Texas Christian U. (Fort Worth): Appointed Gay Donohoo, assistant vice-chancellor for advancement services, to be assistant vice-chancellor for leadership gifts; Michael L. Mattson, director of planned giving at Guilford College (Greensboro, N.C.), to be director of planned giving; and Nancy Petruso, director of advancement research, to be assistant vice-chancellor for advancement services.

Texas Tech U. and Health Sciences Center (Lubbock): Appointed Ronda J. Johnson, associate vice-chancellor, to be vice-chancellor for institutional advancement.

U. of New Mexico, Health Sciences Center (Albuquerque): Appointed Mark Hohnstreiter, senior director of development for the Cancer Research and Treatment Center at the U. of New Mexico (Albuquerque), to be chief development officer.

U. of North Carolina (Chapel Hill): Appointed James B. Milliken, vice-president for external affairs and corporation secretary at the U. of Nebraska at Lincoln, to be vice-president for public affairs and university advancement, effective August 1.

United States International U. (San Diego): Appointed Richard P. Abbott, vice-president for development and public affairs at Guiding Eyes for the Blind (Yorktown Heights, N.Y.), to be vice-president for development.

United Way of America (Alexandria, Va.): Appointed Ruth Maldonado, director of the Alexis de Tocqueville Society Major Giving and Recognition Program, to be senior fellow at its new Mega Gifts Institute.

Urban Homesteading Assistance Board (New York): Appointed Joseph Center, a consultant based in New York, to be associate director and business manager. UHAB provides training and technical assistance to residents of low-income-housing projects.

WETA (Arlington, Va.): Appointed N. William Jarvis, vice-president and general counsel, to be senior vice-president for business development and general counsel.

Wheat Ridge Ministries (Itasca, Ill.): Appointed Margaret Hinchey, director of music at Our Father Lutheran Church (Littleton, Colo.), to be area representative, based in Englewood, Colo.

World Learning (Brattleboro, Vt.): Appointed James A. Cramer, assistant dean for business, technology, and international programs at the U. of California at Berkeley-Extension, to be president of the School for International Training.

GRANT MAKERS

Baltimore Community Foundation: Appointed Diane Glauber, director of housing and community services at the Y.M.C.A. of Central Maryland (Baltimore), to be program officer.

Foundation for the Carolinas (Charlotte, N.C.): Appointed McCray Benson, a psychotherapist in Charlotte and former vice-president and manager of Cabarrus County operations at the United Way of Central Carolinas (Charlotte), to be vice-president for regional services; Carole Schuler, former director of planned giving at the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra, to be program assistant for development; and Holly Welch, former planned-giving officer and in-house counsel at the East Tennessee Community Foundation (Knoxville), to be development manager.

Johnson Foundation (Racine, Wis.): Appointed Carole M. Johnson, president of Gateway Technical College (Kenosha, Wis.), to be senior fellow for education policy.

W. M. Keck Foundation (Los Angeles): Joan F. DuBois, former program vice-president, died May 20 while on vacation in Canada with her husband, Peter. She was 50. Ms. DuBois had left the foundation in late 1996 and was working as a philanthropic consultant.

W. K. Kellogg Foundation (Battle Creek, Mich.): Appointed Thomas K. Reis, director of social marketing, to be venture-philanthropy director.

Lucent Technologies Foundation (Murray Hill, N.J.): Appointed David S. Ford, former president of the Chase Manhattan Foundation (New York), to be president, and Phyllis R. McGrath, manager for pre-college and global programs at, and secretary of, the GE Fund (Fairfield, Conn.), to be vice-president of program development.

Charles Stewart Mott Foundation (Flint, Mich.): Appointed Paula Batchelor, a consultant in publication design and computer training, to be a communications associate in support of new media; Sheila Gruber McLean, former senior policy adviser at the Michigan Family Independence Agency (Lansing), to be a communications officer; Mark Rentschler, assistant director for sustainable development and environmental-policy analyst at the U.S. Department of the Treasury (Washington), to be a program officer for the environment program; and Debra Taylor, senior program officer at the Community Foundation of Greater Flint, to be a program officer for the Flint-area program.

Rockefeller Brothers Fund (New York): Appointed William F. McCalpin, director of investments related to programs at the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation (Chicago), to be executive vice-president and chief operating officer, effective September 1. He will succeed Russell A. Phillips, Jr., who is retiring after 30 years with the fund.

Triangle Community Foundation (Research Triangle Park, N.C.): Appointed Darryl K. Lester, former director of the School Age Care Program Action Corp (Raleigh, N.C.), to be program director.

BOARD MEMBERS AND OFFICERS

American Library Association (Chicago): Elected Sarah Ann Long, director of the North Suburban Library Systems (Wheeling, Ill.), to be president-elect.

Council on Foundations (Washington): Elected Anna Faith Jones, president and chief executive officer of the Boston Foundation, to be chair of the Board of Directors.

United Jewish Appeal (New York): Elected Carole Solomon, a former chairman and immediate past president of the UJA National Women’s Campaign, to be national chairman. She succeeds Richard Wexler, who becomes U.J.A. president.

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (Mass.): Elected James E. Moltz, chief investment officer at Deutsche Morgan Grenfell (New York), to be chairman of the Board of Trustees.

CONSULTANTS AND OTHERS

First Counsel (Charlotte, N.C.): Appointed Hall Powell, Jr., former director of graduate administration at Winthrop U. (Rock Hill, S.C.), to be vice-president of marketing.