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Michael R. Rosen, BYR ’64, was presented the 2014 Lifetime Achievement Award from the Percussive Arts Society. He was one of two recipients of the award, which recognizes preeminent leaders in percussion education and was presented at the Percussive Arts Society International Convention, held in Indianapolis in November. Rosen also serves as director of woodwinds, brass and percussion at Oberlin College in Ohio; has performed with the Milwaukee Symphony, the Cleveland Orchestra, the Concertgebouw Orchestra and others; conducts the Oberlin Percussion Group; and directs the Oberlin Percussion Institute.
Tina Sloan Green, CPH ’70, was honored in February by the Philadelphia 76ers with the inaugural Sixers Game Changer Award, which recognizes Philadelphia-area African Americans who have used sport to ignite change. Green was the first African-American head coach in women’s college lacrosse history: She led the Temple women’s lacrosse program from 1975 to 1992. Green also is co-founder and president of the Black Women in Sport Foundation.
Karen M. Murphy, FOX ’07, was appointed secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Health in January. Previously, she was director of the State Innovation Models Initiative at the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation in Baltimore and president and CEO of the Moses Taylor Health Care System in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
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