1983 FELLOWS. Theresa Brown B.A. History Ohio Wesleyan University

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1 1983 FELLOWS 1 Arlene (von Kunsay) Alexander B.S. Psychology White Castle System, Inc. In-house Counsel 555 West Goodale Street (614) Theresa Brown B.A. History Ohio Wesleyan University Brown Communications, Inc. (614) Kim Buckner B.A. Communication Arts University of Cincinnati Pat Callahan B.A. Political Science & Urban Affairs Miami University Robert A. Clegg B.A. Business Administration M.A. Public Administration University of Toledo Midwest Communications & Media Senior Vice President 57 East Gay Street 3rd Floor (614) The LSC [fellowship] program gave me an excellent opportunity to do what I always wanted to do... work in government. My [fellowship] was a great year which led to 14 years of working in the Ohio legislature.

2 2 Julie Conry M.A. Journalism Sara (Griffith) Eames B.A. English Hiram College Health Sciences Center Director of Development Columbus, OH (614) Networking opportunities, experience in government process and policy, and exposure to public service careers, that s how I benefi tted from the LSC [fellowship] program. Matt Finnegan B.A. Political Science Industrial Commission of Ohio Staff Hearing Offi cer 30 West Spring Street, 7th Floor (614) mfi nnegan@ic.state.oh.us John Florian B.A. Political Science Miami University Ohio Credit Union League Vice President, Government Affairs (614) The LSC [fellowship] program was my foot in the door of state government. Elaine Fygetakis B.A. Journalism

3 3 Sam Gerhardstein B.A. Political Science & M.A. Public Administration Bowling Green State University Ida Hawkins M.A. Public Relations Ball State University Capitol Success Consulting, LLC West Darby Road Marysville, OH (614) There is no better program for learning the ropes of state government. The LSC [fellowship] provided me with a well-rounded foundation for further public service. I highly recommend the LSC [fellowship] to anyone with a sincere interest in state government. (revised 04/22/15) Carol Hector-Harris Will Kopp B.A. Journalism Battelle Manager, Marketing and Ogranizational Communications Barbara Maney B.A. History & Political Science Capital University

4 4 Melanie McCall B.A. Broadcasting University of Cincinnati Kara (Riemenschneider) Mendenhall B.A. English Capital University Mary Beth (Rickabaugh) Merklin B.A. Public Affairs & English Muskingum College Marty Nelson Stay-at-home parent The primary benefi ts of the LSC [fellowship] program were gaining an understanding of how state government functions and meeting so many bright and talented people. Another benefi t was learning to juggle a number of legislators assignments simultaneously. The LSC [fellowship] was a great preparation for a lifetime of service to others.

5 5 Brian L. Pendleton Kent State University Bill Pohlman B.A. Math Oberlin College Food and Drug Administration Center for Drugs & Biologics Regulatory Counsel My LSC [fellowship] was my fi rst job after grad school. It gave me good experience in writing for different types of audiences, researching, and working with other professionals. I got a chance to meet and work with some bright, talented people, so it was a very positive experience for me. Vorys, Sater, Seymour & Pease Partner 52 East Gay Street (614) wjpohlman@vssp.com