David I. Newton, former president of Facilities Resource Management (FRM) and executive vice president of Aramark Facility Services, has been named director of University Properties, heading up the University's non-academic real estate portfolio in New Haven.

In 1998 Aramark purchased FRM, which Newton cofounded in 1977. FRM provided facility management services to nonprofits including colleges, universities, cultural institutions and government agencies throughout the country.

"David is a very able and well-liked 28-year resident of the city of New Haven and will be a great addition to our office," says Bruce Alexander '65, vice president and director of Yale's Office of New Haven and State Affairs.

From 1974 to 1975, Newton was employed at Yale as assistant to the director of University Operations, and from 1975 to 1977 he served as founding executive director of the national Energy Task Force for Higher Education. He received his B.A. from Williams College and a master's degree from Columbia University, Graduate School of Business.

Newton served as a trustee and director for a variety of New Haven nonprofit institutions including the Hopkins School, the Hospital of St. Raphael, Elm Shakespeare Company, Long Wharf Theatre and New Haven Arts Council.

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Yale physicist Devoret helps create 'artificial atom'

ENDOWED PROFESSORSHIPS

• Hazel Carby is named the Dilley Professor
  
  
• Robert Gordon appointed the Kent Professor
  
  
• Brigitte Peucker is new Leavenworth Professor
  

  
  

Stuart Schwartz to be new master of Ezra Stiles College

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São Toméan president and new World Fellow visit campus

Joan Steitz honored for her work with 'snurps'

Alumni reunions feature talks, tours, music and more

Works by '1952's Authors and Artists' to be displayed

Graduate School will honor three faculty members for their mentoring

Library exhibit marks milestone for monarchy

Paintings by award-winning artist on view at Slifka Center

Graduate students get practical advice on interview etiquette

Longtime city resident named head of University Properties

Dwight Hall Management Fellows to oversee center's fundraising

Art gallery to showcase 'outsider art' at special fundraising event . . .

Tennis coach Alex Dorato is honored as 2001 New England Coach of the Year

City gallery features national exhibition juried by Yale sculptor

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