Joseph J. Marino, ’24 J.D., has joined the law firm of Christian & Barton, L.L.P. in Richmond, Virginia, as a litigation associate.

Nathan Lenon, '01 BS Environmental Studies, has worked for the Bureau of Reclamation for 26 years as a biologist. He manages habitat restoration projects for endangered species on the Colorado River, in both the U.S. and Mexico. This year, he completed the Project Management Professional and PMI Agile Certified Professional certifications. His son, Canyon Lenon, is a senior at Boulder City High School. Lenon enjoys outdoor adventure sports, such as freediving, learning foreign languages, and food.

Junghyok Kim, '90 BS Hotel Administration, achieved his western cook qualification in 2021 from the South Korean government. He's cooked in a variety of restaurants and also worked eight years for Hotel Shilla in Seoul, South Korea. He enjoys bowling and bowls an average of 175.

Anthony Waddle, ’15 BS Biology and ’17 MS Biology, is a finalist for the 2025 Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award — widely regarded as the most prestigious environmental prize for leaders under 40. The conservation biologist received a Ph.D. in veterinary science from the University of Melbourne and is a Schmidt Science Fellow at Macquarie University's School of Applied BioSciences. He is spearheading the fight against the world’s deadliest invasive disease: chytrid fungus, which has devastated amphibians worldwide. His pioneering strategies — from “frog saunas” to advanced genetic engineering programs, including vaccinations against diseases deadly to amphibians — have set new global standards for combating wildlife disease and reversing biodiversity loss. His work began at UNLV in Life Sciences professor Jef Jaeger’s lab.