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Theodore Ferringer, Jr., ’06, M.Arch. ’08, M.U.D. ’08, AIA, Cleveland, OH, has been promoted to associate principal at Bialosky in recognition of his achievements as a licensed architect, senior project manager and recognized community leader. He has served at every level of AIA – local, state and national – and presently serves on the AIA Ohio Board as the AIA Cleveland Representative and a national seat for the AIA ArchiPac Steering Committee. Ferringer skillfully and empathetically leads design teams on public-facing projects, culminating in a career of impactful Cleveland architecture.

Brian Meng, B.S. ’00, B.Arch. ’01, RA, LEED AP, Cleveland, OH, was named a partner of Bialosky, the AIA Ohio Gold Medal firm known for design excellence in architecture, engineering and interior design. Meng joined the firm in 2001 as a new graduate and rose to become a well-respected architect leading mixed-use developments and multi-family projects that earn regional and national awards. His signature projects include Crocker Park, the Van Aken District and Belle Oaks Marketplace.

Hallie (DelVillan) Crouch, ’08, M.Arch. ’09, Associate AIA, Cleveland, OH, was recently named a partner of Bialosky, a design firm known for design excellence and community-centered projects. She is the first female, first millennial and first nontraditional practitioner to hold ownership of the architecture and engineering practice. Crouch guides business development, marketing, strategic visioning and best practices. She serves on AIA National Strategic Council and is a juror of student work at Kent State’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design. 

Colleen G. Sherman, M.B.A. ’07, Painesville, OH, was recently named chief executive officer of Cleveland's NoteWorthy Federal Credit Union, which specializes in musical instrument loans. Sherman brings more than two decades of management and accounting experience with performing arts organizations in Greater Cleveland.  

Daniel Alcorn, ’08, B.G.S. ’09, M.P.A., Rutland, VT, recently passed his dissertation to earn a Doctor of Education. Alcorn is currently a mathematics teacher in Rutland City Public Schools and a program manager for Norwich University, both of which are located in Vermont. 

Lauren B. Worley, ’01, Cincinnati, OH, has been appointed as communications director of Tampax, Feminine Care. Worley, a veteran public relations leader, joined P&G as the global newsroom leader in January 2020. Her family has a long history with P&G, which began when her great-grandmother worked as a cook for the Procter family.

Diana Rogers-Adkinson, M.Ed. ’91, Ph.D. ’91,  Bloomsburg, PA, was recently appointed by Chancellor Dan Greenstein as the vice chancellor and chief academic officer for the Pennsylvania System of Higher Education. Rogers-Adkinson currently serves as provost and senior vice president for Academic Affairs at Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania. She began her new role July 1, 2024. 

Scott Armstrong, Ph.D. ’92, Reynoldsburg, OH, recently published a novel, entitled “The Dubious Professor.” It is