The Hon. Michael Wolff ’67 has been named dean of the Saint Louis (Missouri) University School of Law. Wolff was a professor at the school for 23 years, then served 13 years on the Missouri Supreme Court, two of them as chief justice (2005-07), before returning to the school in 2011.

Lee Rosengard ’73, a partner with Stradley Ronon in Philadelphia, has been appointed to the directors and officers’ liability insurance group of the International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution. As a member of the new group he will explore ways to incorporate the use of mediation and arbitration in global business disputes.

Brian Wiese ’95, the men’s soccer coach at Georgetown University, has been named the 2013 Division I Coach of the Year by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. His associate head coach, Zach Samol ’98, has been named the Northeast Region Assistant Coach of the Year. They are in their seventh season with the Hoyas program, which went 19-4-3 last fall and advanced to the national championship.

Leslie Maibach Greenwald ’84, Ph.D., a chief scientist at RTI International in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, has been elected to the National Academy of Social Insurance for her work in Medicare program and payment system evaluation. Prior to joining RTI she worked for 11 years at what is now the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

Zak Kaufman ’08 has been named to Forbes’ “30 Under 30: Social Entrepreneurs” list for cofounding the Bethesda, Maryland-based Vera Solutions, which organizes data to help nonprofits get to key information that was once buried in paper and spreadsheets.