Some Pi Lams are doing great things, while others…
Fly Eagles Fly!
The Eagles are back in the Super Bowl and Pi Lam brothers have been out in force showing their fanatical support the team. If you thought closing down Broad Street when Temple basketball was ranked #1 was a big deal, just imagine another Super Bowl win. Note: Win or lose, fans will probably burn the city to the ground. #GoBirds!
Kevin Mickelberg ’96 – Sold out to the machines
In his LinkedIn profile Kevin calls himself a “collaborator, problem solver, and weekend warrior,” but we suspect that he is a cyborg sent back in time to destroy mankind. Shown here assaulting another human, he recently obtained a new certification called, “Building Trust in AI” from Wharton Executive Education. After attending, he said he was “feeling inspired.” We can only assume he means “inspired” to support the rise of the machines. #Terminator
Michael Pallante ’14 – Real estate powerhouse
As a two-time Pi Lam Athletic Achievement Award recipient, Mike Pallante was a powerhouse on the sports field. Now he’s drawing up a playbook to score you your next home. The Quintin Group recently named him one of their newest powerhouse agents.
Sean Malloy ’95 – Dangerous on the dance floor
According to @theshakedownphilly Sean has been spinning tracks under the stage name DJ Sean Thomas for “over 25 years in Philadelphia’s subversive dance scene. Sean’s journey began with the iconic Philly rave crew Circle. From mastering sound systems to organizing DIY events, his contributions have become legendary. Sean developed an enduring passion for high-quality House and Techno that shaped his career and lifestyle.” Rave on, brother!
Tom Glatz ’99 – Call him Master Glatz… in a few years
Congrats to Tom, who started his Master of Science at The College of New Jersey! He plans to be master of his domain.
Dave MacFarlane ’89 – Cleaning up industrial filth
Dave “Chappy” MacFarlane likes the idea of clean living. He eats lots of vegetables and has been working for the Environmental Protection Agency for 14 years. He was recently promoted to Chief, IT Infrastructure Management Section. Congrats!
Jacob Strasser ’24 – Looking for job opportunities
Jacob made the best of an invitation to study abroad in the UK with Klein Global Opportunities. He’s a recent grad looking for opportunities in Public Relations and Community Affairs. He was the KOE and had internships with WSFS Bank.
Andrew Bollinger ’11 – The host with the most
Hosted a Pi Lambda Phi IHQ board meeting in Chicago, courtesy of his employer Saul Ewing. Andrew is an attorney in the Chicago office of Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr, LLP. He was the first Rex of the recolonized chapter in 2009 and currently serves as the Secretary of the International Executive Council.
Dominic Scarano ’20 – Settling in
Dom started a new position as a Marketing Strategy Associate at JPMorganChase. Congrats! He picked up a lot of valuable experience in marketing and advertising working for big-name ad agencies Brownstein, Brian (Tierney) Communications, and SEI and Subaru.
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