Class of 2010

Eli Mitchell reports: “I’m so happy to share that Everett Veera Mitchell-Sathian joined us on July 26! Following a three-generation family tradition, my husband, Tejas, and I decamped from Brooklyn to New Hampshire for the summer so I could deliver Veera at DHMC. We are incredibly thankful that we were surrounded by family and friends when welcoming Veera. We had an especially memorable time spending the last weeks of pregnancy hanging at the lake with Lucretia Penfield (nee Witte) who welcomed her own son, Gardner, a month later. Veera and Gardner now not only have the claim to fame of winning the Dartmouth College Fund alumni pong tournament while in utero (you’re welcome all for strongly repping the ’10s), but also summitting two N.H. mountains together within their first 2 months of life! (One of which was required to attend Lucretia and Jackson’s delayed wedding celebration!) Can’t wait for Veera to meet everyone at reunion!”

In additional baby news, Abbe and James Cart welcomed son Eddie on December 9, 2023. Eddie takes after his father by being the tallest baby I have ever met. Disclaimer: I did not meet J.Cart when he was a baby.

Last December Jennifer Argote completed her Ph.D. in environmental science from Louisiana State University focusing on coastal flood insurance policy (thanks for the lifelong trauma, Hurricane Katrina!). She celebrated this feat with five of her ’10 friends surprising her with a visit to Houston. (Jen did not provide their names, resulting in this paragraph having less bold text.) She works in wind and solar energy development and is thrilled to see more Dartmouth alums entering the industry, especially with the expansion of the Irving Institute.

Colin and Isabelle Nichols are living in Ridgefield, Connecticut, with sons Wyatt and Northrup. Isabelle informs me they “may” get a puppy, so if you see her children, make sure to tell them they are definitely getting a puppy, tomorrow.

Emmy Bengtson is busy in Brooklyn taking pictures of her adorable daughter and running digital strategy for numerous campaigns and politicians, including Kirsten Gillibrand ’88.By the time this is published, the election cycle will have concluded, leaving her more time to also photograph her X-formerly-known-as-Twitter-famous dog Smalls.

Cory Cunningham is back in the N.Y.C. area and hosted a housewarming-turned-mini-reunionin his new place in Jersey City, New Jersey. Eli Mitchell, Kristine Torres-Lockhart, Will Schpero, Gaëlle Tribié, Jake Routhier, Ben Nunnery, Brendan McVeigh, and David Imamura were all in attendance.

David Imamura recently made partner at Abrams Fensterman in White Plains, New York, and is a sitting county legislator. His daughter Isabelle was born on March 19, 2024, and is shaping up to be a future politician after making her in uterodebut at the State of the Union as Chuck Schumer’s guest. David’s wife did not respond to multiple requests for comment.

Finally, Mackenzie (Howell) Saitowitz writes that she is living in southern Israel, as she has for the past 12 years and works for a Bedouin leadership nongovernmental organization. As such, her thoughts on the ongoing war are nuanced and she’d be happy to share a bit about her life under fire with any alumni interested in hearing what life is like on the ground in Israel. She invites you to reach out at mackenziejhowell@gmail.com.

—Kate Farley, 1 Richmond Hill, Irvington, NY 10533; (203) 246-6472; kathleen.erinn.farley@gmail.com