Class Note 2015
Issue
November-December 2020
Lorin Paley and Rob Collier ’13 are excited to announce their engagement! “We are eager to celebrate with friends and family whenever such celebrations become feasible. We are living in Park City, Utah, and are keeping busy with biking, gardening, and western adventures.”
In June Robbie Bhattacharjee got engaged to Christine Lu ’16. They met during their time on campus in 2012 and dated for seven years prior to getting engaged. They currently reside in N.Y.C. with their mini Australian shepherd, Pippa.
If you asked Brett Teplitz and Shelby Schrier where they met, you’d hear two different stories. According to Shelby, the two met at the Dartmouth Co-op during Dimensions Weekend, when Brett decided to strike up a conversation with the charming girl behind him. According to Brett, who has no recollection of this interaction, the two met as freshmen floormates, the greatest decision Dartmouth housing could have made. Coming full circle, after eight years of dating, Brett proposed to Shelby in August where their journey actually began—in line at the Co-op, Dartmouth clothes in hand. They can’t wait to celebrate with family and friends and embark on this new journey together!
Sarah Hammer graduated from Princeton University with a Ph.D. in chemical and biological engineering in June and moved back up to Hanover this summer to start a postdoctoral research position at the Thayer School of Engineering. If you’re visiting Dartmouth or passing through New Hampshire, reach out to catch up!
And from Evan Landau: “In May I graduated from the industrial design master’s program at Parsons School of Design in N.Y.C. and have been sticking around the city. Since then I’ve founded an independent industrial design practice—Landau Design Strategy + Consulting—and have been keeping busy working on product design, brand strategy, and ethnographic user research projects with a variety of clients and partners, including a Dartmouth alum. Despite the uncertain times, it’s been exciting and rewarding to go into the design field as an entrepreneur. In other but related news, the brand UncommonGoods has picked up one of my original product designs to license, which should start selling later this fall!”
—Samantha Webster, 665 Washington St., Apt. 711, Boston, MA 02111; (484) 356-3678; samwweb15@gmail.com
In June Robbie Bhattacharjee got engaged to Christine Lu ’16. They met during their time on campus in 2012 and dated for seven years prior to getting engaged. They currently reside in N.Y.C. with their mini Australian shepherd, Pippa.
If you asked Brett Teplitz and Shelby Schrier where they met, you’d hear two different stories. According to Shelby, the two met at the Dartmouth Co-op during Dimensions Weekend, when Brett decided to strike up a conversation with the charming girl behind him. According to Brett, who has no recollection of this interaction, the two met as freshmen floormates, the greatest decision Dartmouth housing could have made. Coming full circle, after eight years of dating, Brett proposed to Shelby in August where their journey actually began—in line at the Co-op, Dartmouth clothes in hand. They can’t wait to celebrate with family and friends and embark on this new journey together!
Sarah Hammer graduated from Princeton University with a Ph.D. in chemical and biological engineering in June and moved back up to Hanover this summer to start a postdoctoral research position at the Thayer School of Engineering. If you’re visiting Dartmouth or passing through New Hampshire, reach out to catch up!
And from Evan Landau: “In May I graduated from the industrial design master’s program at Parsons School of Design in N.Y.C. and have been sticking around the city. Since then I’ve founded an independent industrial design practice—Landau Design Strategy + Consulting—and have been keeping busy working on product design, brand strategy, and ethnographic user research projects with a variety of clients and partners, including a Dartmouth alum. Despite the uncertain times, it’s been exciting and rewarding to go into the design field as an entrepreneur. In other but related news, the brand UncommonGoods has picked up one of my original product designs to license, which should start selling later this fall!”
—Samantha Webster, 665 Washington St., Apt. 711, Boston, MA 02111; (484) 356-3678; samwweb15@gmail.com