Alumni Milestones
Shawna Sierra Galloway ‘87
Black River, NY
News: I’m currently working as a nurse care coordinator for the
10th Combat Aviation Brigade at Fort Drum.
Jodi L. (nee Viar) Masoncup ‘17
Sanger, TX
News: I earned my B.S. in Human Environmental
Sciences from the University of Alabama in August.
Kathryn (nee Itnyre) Medley ‘82
Burkittsville, MD
News: After moving back to Maryland from Richmond in 2012 to
be closer to my elderly parents, I renewed my Maryland Dental
Hygiene license and I’ve been practicing part time in Brunswick.
L. Tadd Schwab ‘86
Delray Beach, FL
News: After a career in the Fashion industry and a
short time as a business consultant, I am happily
retired with my wife Sandy in Delray Beach. We have
two grown children and four grandchildren. I currently serve on the
Academic Board of Thomas Jefferson University and the Executive
Board of the World Union for Progressive Judaism. Sandy and I
find it exciting to give back and help today’s students. I’m happy to
connect with old friends.
Karl Thomas ‘19
La Plata, MD
News: I recently started a new auto detailing business.
Derrick Worrell ‘02
Greensboro, NC
News: I played basketball at University of Pittsburgh,
and now I’m a podcaster doing very well.
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Future Alumni to Watch:
Katrina Powers, Massage Therapy
I want to travel and experience different
cultures with my husband and kids –
something I experienced when I was in
the Navy. Massage therapy is something
I can do anywhere.”
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ACM Alumni
Association
We’re proud of our Allegany
Community College/Allegany
College of Maryland graduates
and former students. Your accomplishments
remind us of the importance of having high
quality, affordable career training and college
transfer programs. They inspire us to educate
future generations of Allegany College of
Maryland students. The only problem is that we
hate to see you go.
Continue your connection with our college by
joining our Alumni Association. You can share
one of your life milestones with us or contact us
about attending a future alumni and foundation
reception by letting us know through our
website. Wear your Trojan pride on your sleeve by
purchasing an ACM t-shirt or sweatshirt. Perhaps
make a gift to our ACM Foundation in memory of
a classmate or instructor.
Consider joining our Alumni Association Board.
For more information, contact Joshua Getz at
301-784-5129 or jgetz@allegany.edu.
Thanks to multiple scholarships from the ACM Foundation,
Katrina Powers – a nontraditional student and veteran – is
training for a career where flexibility is key. A graduate
of Keyser High School, Katrina transferred from WVU Potomac
State College to attend ACM’s Massage Therapy program. She’ll
graduate in May, fulfilling a career dream that began when she
read about massage as a child.
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