Hey, ’09s! Read on for some updates from our classmates. Amaury Boscio recently relocated to Beijing, China, where he began working as legal counsel at the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank. After a few years in Miami, Amaury and Jessica are looking forward to this adventure! Caroline Brandt and Charles Olney had a baby girl, Helen! They are both visiting professors of political science at Emory University for the academic year before they head back to Uppsala, Sweden. Caroline shared Helen is very cute.Molson Hart appeared in and made a documentary about Amazon called Amazon: Market. Power! Monopoly? It blew up on Twitter/X, where it has 570,000 views and counting. Alanna Purdy wrote that she “saw Samuel Kohn in Washington, D.C., after the 2023 Tribal Nations banquet and the White House Tribal Nations Summit on December 6 and 7. We laughed and said we should report this to the alumni magazine, so here we are.” Carl Sciacchitano has a graphic memoir coming out on May 28 from Simon and Schuster titled The Heart that Fed: A Father, a Son, and the Long Shadow of War. It’s about his father, a Vietnam veteran, his experiences during the war, and their lives together as he grappled with PTSD. It’s available now for preorder. In October Aaron Sims met with Samuel Kohn for official tribal business atop Sky City, where they viewed the Acoma National Forest. So noteworthy was this meeting they thought they better report it to the alumni magazine. Katie and Jeff Wiltsey are still at Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas. Just before Thanksgiving they welcomed their third child, Derrick. When he’s awake he enjoys watching big brother Grant and big sister Phoebe in all their toddlerhood rambunctiousness.

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