Class Note 2015
Issue
March-April 2022
Happy winter, ’15s!
Abby (Thornburg) and Nathaniel Schmucker welcomed a daughter, Martha Charlotte Schmucker, on September 6.
Ellen Plane and Alison Su ’13 were married on September 5 in Nobleboro, Maine. Annie Fagan officiated, and many other Dartmouth friends were there to celebrate!
Adam Fishman married Allie Sharp in Coronado, California.
Julia Weber started at Vanderbilt business school in August. She says, “I am loving Nashville, and looking to go into healthcare technology post-M.B.A. I worked with B2B healthcare technology clients before business school and am looking to stay within the industry while switching functions.”
Evan Landau has been managing his own independent industrial design consulting business full time for about a year and a half now. He shared: “During the past few months one of the products I’ve designed is officially patent pending, and three others have gone into production. I’m also currently working on a grant from a carbon capture and utilization research group to experiment with adding carbon material derived from the air into 3-D printing material. The grant’s goal is to provide a proof of concept of a new way to mass manufacture carbon-negative products.”
Kelsey Stimson has moved to New Orleans and would love to see familiar faces if you’re ever in town for a visit.
—Sarah (Lucas) Ruhland, 450 Folsom St., San Francisco, CA 94105; (307) 413-3055; sarahlucasruhland@gmail.com
Abby (Thornburg) and Nathaniel Schmucker welcomed a daughter, Martha Charlotte Schmucker, on September 6.
Ellen Plane and Alison Su ’13 were married on September 5 in Nobleboro, Maine. Annie Fagan officiated, and many other Dartmouth friends were there to celebrate!
Adam Fishman married Allie Sharp in Coronado, California.
Julia Weber started at Vanderbilt business school in August. She says, “I am loving Nashville, and looking to go into healthcare technology post-M.B.A. I worked with B2B healthcare technology clients before business school and am looking to stay within the industry while switching functions.”
Evan Landau has been managing his own independent industrial design consulting business full time for about a year and a half now. He shared: “During the past few months one of the products I’ve designed is officially patent pending, and three others have gone into production. I’m also currently working on a grant from a carbon capture and utilization research group to experiment with adding carbon material derived from the air into 3-D printing material. The grant’s goal is to provide a proof of concept of a new way to mass manufacture carbon-negative products.”
Kelsey Stimson has moved to New Orleans and would love to see familiar faces if you’re ever in town for a visit.
—Sarah (Lucas) Ruhland, 450 Folsom St., San Francisco, CA 94105; (307) 413-3055; sarahlucasruhland@gmail.com