Class Note 2002
Issue
Sep - Oct 2017
Hello, ’02s!
Erin Donahue sent me her family’s update, “Bridget Emmaline joined the extended Dartmouth family this spring on May 16 and was lovingly welcomed by big sisters Katie (7), Elizabeth (4.5) and Jane (2.5). We will be supplying the equestrian team with riders for the better part of the 2030s! So far little Bridget, at 10 days old, seems to be pretty relaxed about the mayhem that surrounds her. In our spare time (ha) Kevin is the chair of our town school board and I have earned a literacy specialist license and am learning to speak French in an attempt to keep up with Katie, who is in a French immersion program for first grade.”
Kate Cochrane has been picked to participate in the Lambda Literary Writers Retreat for Emerging LGBTQ Voices this summer. She’ll be in the genre program to work on her young adult writing. Kate lives in Lexington, Massachusetts, with her wife, Jennifer Koch, and their two kids and works as a law librarian at the Boston University School of Law.
Lynnie Rudner Correll graduated from her anesthesiology residency this spring and is starting her pediatric anesthesiology fellowship this summer.
The summer is drawing to a close and another class of Dartmouth students will soon embark on their DOC trips. Send me a DOC trip memory or a new story from your lives this past summer.
—Anne Cloudman, 315 West 99th St., Apt. 2D, New York, NY 10025; acloudman@gmail.com
Erin Donahue sent me her family’s update, “Bridget Emmaline joined the extended Dartmouth family this spring on May 16 and was lovingly welcomed by big sisters Katie (7), Elizabeth (4.5) and Jane (2.5). We will be supplying the equestrian team with riders for the better part of the 2030s! So far little Bridget, at 10 days old, seems to be pretty relaxed about the mayhem that surrounds her. In our spare time (ha) Kevin is the chair of our town school board and I have earned a literacy specialist license and am learning to speak French in an attempt to keep up with Katie, who is in a French immersion program for first grade.”
Kate Cochrane has been picked to participate in the Lambda Literary Writers Retreat for Emerging LGBTQ Voices this summer. She’ll be in the genre program to work on her young adult writing. Kate lives in Lexington, Massachusetts, with her wife, Jennifer Koch, and their two kids and works as a law librarian at the Boston University School of Law.
Lynnie Rudner Correll graduated from her anesthesiology residency this spring and is starting her pediatric anesthesiology fellowship this summer.
The summer is drawing to a close and another class of Dartmouth students will soon embark on their DOC trips. Send me a DOC trip memory or a new story from your lives this past summer.
—Anne Cloudman, 315 West 99th St., Apt. 2D, New York, NY 10025; acloudman@gmail.com