Class of 2019
Class Notes
View All Notes for Class of 2019Hello, ’19s!
First, a shoutout to Jovanay Carter, Jolene Bernagene, and Moyosore Okeremi. Their company, The Dev Difference, is an interview prep tool for those who need practice before interviews in the tech industry. Their product allows candidates to do mock interviews with AI and get immediate feedback on how to better their interview skills. The Dev Difference just won first place and $70,000 from University of Chicago’s Social New Venture Challenge, which is one of the most renowned business school startup competitions in the country.
As I am writing this, we are about two weeks post-reunion. I think I can speak for all when I say that reunion was a terrific weekend and it was great reconnecting with friends and classmates. It was also really exciting to see the physical changes to campus since we have graduated, including the new buildings. I cannot believe it has been five years since we graduated from Dartmouth!
The Friday evening of reunion was a great kickoff with dinner on Baker lawn. Saturday’s events included a barbecue on the Green, a networking event with the ’99s, and a performance by the band Fake Nudes at Bones Gate. Saturday’s events concluded with a wonderful class dinner at our tent near the Life Sciences Center.
At the time I’m writing this, I am currently unsure whether I will be continuing on as secretary for the class of 2019. If it is my last column, it’s been an honor and pleasure communicating the class news to you; I am sure that the column will be in good hands going forward. And if not, I look forward to continuing to share class updates with you! Thank you for the opportunity, and I hope you’ll continue to submit Class Notes!
—Morgan Lee, 417 Grand St., Apt. D1705, New York, NY 10002; morganwlee@gmail.com
Obituaries
View All Obituaries for Class of 2019Moriah “Mo” Wilson ’19
Moriah “Mo” Wilson ’19 was a dedicated member of the women’s alpine ski team, a creative engineer, and a sister of Kappa Delta Epsilon.
Andrew J. Laub ’19
Andrew J. Laub ’19 passed away in the early summer of 2021. Andrew grew up in New Canaan, Connecticut, and attended New Canaan Country School and St. Luke’s School. He was a physics major and computer science minor at Dartmouth.