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Recent Alumni News
Joseph Paci, ’20
Joseph Paci has been accepted to the Naval Nuclear Power School and will begin his studies in June 2024. Joseph graduated from Rice University in May 2024 where he earned a B.S. in Chemical Engineering and was commissioned a Naval officer. Joseph plans to serve as a nuclear submarine officer.
Carlo Pizzano, ’19
Carlo Pizzano won the 2024 Patriot League Men's Golf Individual Championship on Sunday, April 28th. Carlo plays on the Men’s Golf Team at Loyola University of Maryland.
John Paul Libanati, ’20
John Paul Libanati has received a Fullbright Scholarship to study access to health care in Morocco for Sub-Saharan African migrants. John Paul will graduate from Vanderbilt University in May 2024 and go to Morocco in the Fall of 2024.
Dr. Peter Hamm, ’72
Peter Hamm, ’72 was recognized with the James Cardinal Hickey Lifetime Service Award by Cardinal Gregory and the John Carroll Society. Peter is a pulmonologist and a Critical Care Intensivist at Chevy Chase Pulmonary Associates and Sibley Memorial Hospital, including serving as chairman of the department of medicine for ten years.
Joseph Cotruvo, Jr., '02
Joseph Cotruvo has been named recipient of the 2024 Eli Lilly Award in Biological Chemistry by the American Chemical Society’s Division of Biological Chemistry. This award was created in 1934 to recognize biological chemists, within 10 years of their last postdoctoral training, who have accomplished outstanding research in biological chemistry with excellence and independence in thought and originality. He will be presented with a bronze medal and honorarium at the American Chemical Society Fall 2024 national meeting in Denver, Colorado.
Sheran Perera, ’18
Sheran graduated from the Remote Pilot Training Program at Joint Base San Antonio (formerly known as Randolph Air Force Base). He will be stationed at Hurlburt Field, FL in the 65th Special Operations Squadron.
Dr. Joseph Mizgerd, ‘84
Dr. Joseph Mizgerd, '84, a BU Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine professor, and his colleague have received a 2023 Rajen Kilachand Fund for Integrated Life Sciences & Engineering award. This award provides three years of funding for their teams to help illuminate (literally!) the immune response in the lungs against infectious microbes. Dr. Mizgerd and his team will do so through a crystal rib cage that allows scientists to visualize in real time how the lung develops immunity against infection.