Happy summer, ’14s! I hope everyone is having a lovely summer and that you are each able to get a little bit of time to relax, travel and see friends and family. I didn’t get too many submissions for this column, but I am super excited to share what people sent in.


Megan Krumpoch wrote in, “I’m currently working at Joslin Diabetes Center as a research technician in Boston. I also am part of the running team that’s coached by Mark Coogan and sponsored by New Balance. I’ve been really fortunate to be able to continue racing competitively while also working in science!”


After graduating from the B.E. program at Thayer School of Engineering this spring, Brian Flint is enjoying his new job outside of Philadelphia as a project engineer with Globus Medical. A perk of being near Philadelphia, he says, “has been the opportunity to cheer on the Dartmouth rugby team with other alumni at the Collegiate Rugby Championships in May.”


Rohail Premjee will be attending the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University as a Russell Fellow. In this program he “will be completing an intensive one-year program in management studies and then hope to segue into a career in philanthropy and social enterprise.”


Adam Kraus reported in, “I am finishing up a year of working for a primary care clinic in rural Haiti (about three hours from Port-au-Prince). I have been collecting data and overseeing personnel who run worker programs on infant malnutrition, water purification, chronic disease management and community health. I have been working with our U.S.-based team to ensure the sustainability of the clinic for the coming years.”


Ryan Tibble completed his master’s in biophysical chemistry at Dartmouth in the spring. He is looking forward to relaxing this summer before heading off to graduate school at University of California, San Francisco, where he will begin pursuing a Ph.D. in chemistry.


Kristen Flint has finished her work with Informulary in Lebanon, New Hampshire, and is traveling to Holland and Spain this summer. After her trip she is looking forward to starting medical school in the fall.


It’s been more than a year now that we’ve had a column in the Class Notes section of Dartmouth Alumni Magazine, so I hope many of you have gotten into the habit of flipping to the back of this magazine to see news from our classmates. Now I want more of you to get into the habit of sending me updates! I love getting to hear what other 14s are doing, and I truly enjoy getting to share it here. So, big or small, brag about yourself! I am excited to hear from more of y’all soon!


—Jessica Womack, 3715 Jena St., New Orleans, LA 70125; jrwomack1991@gmail.com