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Ingeborg Hegemann Clark
iehegemann@yahoo.com

and

Nancy Reeves Reardon
nreardon@charter.net

Sally Williams Cook’s new book Hey Batta Batta Swing! The Wild Old Days of Baseball was published by Simon & Schuster in February. Written for 7- to 12-year-olds, the book describes how America’s favorite game was played over 100 years ago. Sally regularly visits schools to talk about the book-making process. She can be reached at swcook@rcn.com.

Professor Joel Keener and colleague Marietta Dantonio-Fryer traveled to Cairo, Egypt, last September as ambassadors of the US, exhibiting their artwork at the Meeting of International Artists, which included 28 prominent artists from around the globe. Their work was displayed at the Cairo Opera House. While in Egypt, Joel and his colleague conducted Cheyney University classes using the Internet.

Angelina Chambers earned a PhD in nursing this past fall from the University of Texas medical branch at Galveston. Her dissertation topic was maternal-infant bonding and attachment in incarcerated postpartum women. A practicing nurse-midwife, she is an assistant professor at the school of nursing at the University of Texas in Houston.

Eileen Crowley Sullivan developed a 16-credit graduate certificate in physical and health education at Boston University. Her niece attends Skidmore. Eileen is collaborating with professor emerita Bev Becker to write a history of physical education at Skidmore.

Matt Rosen reports, “A cool thing happened”: while shopping for shoes with him at Nordstrom in Tampa, FL, daughter Georgia, 4, was asked to be a model in the store’s fashion shows.