Topic: Alumni

Longtime jurist Ann Crawford McClure ’75 is first woman to lead El Paso’s Eighth Court of Appeals in its 100-year history.

Keith Miller ’71 PhD ’84 is a professor of English and faculty affiliate of the Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict in ASU’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and his work focuses on the rhetoric of the civil rights movement. A leading expert on the speeches and oratory of Martin Luther King,

Something in the Water: 20 Louisiana Stories Dale H. Edmonds ’57 This collection of stories set in and around the Bayou State includes “Morning Glory,” a story about a couple’s awkward stay at a Bible-quoting bed and breakfast. Edmonds is an English professor at Tulane University. Available at portalspress.com. Worlds Apart: Bosnian lessons for Global

Ali Lewis ’09 works with manufacturer JOYN India to help the impoverished in Asia.

Greg Selber ’89 was named Putt Powell Sports Writer of the Year by the Texas High School Coaches Association this spring.

Family of TCU alumnae donates 1929-era footage to the university.

Katherine Beattie ’08 has written and is producing the first movie ever to feature two wheelchair users as main characters.

Wheelchair sprinter Kerri Morgan ’96 has her sights set on the 2012 Summer Paralympics in London.

Cinematographer Michael Grady ’91 is the eye behind the camera for the summer hit “Friends with Benefits” and more.