Class Note 1993. Pam Adelstein emailed to share, “Michael Weissmann and I were at Bates College in May 2025 grabbing seats before the graduation ceremony as our daughter was graduating. I turned around and saw someone familiar who was on my freshman trip: John Goff! He was there with Jennifer (Ebright) Goff, his wife, for their son’s graduation. So, the four of us ’93s together watched our Bates ’24 kids graduate. It was a really fun coincidence. Our kids even know of each other!”
Miceal Chamberlain, president of Bank of America Massachusetts and Northeast regional executive for global commercial banking, will be serving on the honorary board of FIFA World Cup Boston 2026. He enthused that such service “builds on Bank of America’s broader commitment as the official bank of FIFA World Cup 2026 for Canada, Mexico, and the United States to deliver a world-class experience and create a positive impact for all. I’m looking forward to working with my fellow honorary board members to bring that vision to life.”
The University of Oregon Warsaw Sports Business Center director Lauren Anderson took advantage of a fabulous opportunity to expose students to the sports media industry when ESPN College GameDay visited campus on October 11. She shared via the school’s website, “Going behind the scenes at ESPN enabled students to see firsthand what they’re studying in the Lundquist College of Business: production, operations, VIP experience, sponsorships, contracts, branding, and more. Their opportunity to volunteer at something like this gives students a step up in [job] interviews.”
Give a rouse for Erik Ochsner: The Youngstown Symphony Orchestra named him its new music director as of January!
We ’93s saw a lot of one another in September. Munir Haddad moderated a discussion with Marshall Billingslea,currently a senior fellow at Hudson Institute, where he focuses on illicit finance and arms control with the Kleptocracy Initiative, and Farrell (Page) Harwood,cofounder of Nexus Global Consulting, where she specializes in strategic communications and open-source intelligence research. The conversation covered Marshall’s perspective of the United States’ geopolitical stance toward China and Farrell’s personal experiences living in China and working for the U.S. State Department. Attendees included Veree Hawkins Brown, Selen Unsal Jacoby, Douglas Chia, Stanley Chou, Daniel Rottenberg, Cameron Pelly, Hilary (Brooke) Lane, Morina (Harder) Lichstein, Kelly Mulvey, Renee Kalvestrand, Gabriela Mostafavi, Kari Loya,and Milton Hamblin.
Kristin Carey-Choy and Charles Preuss cohosted a celebration of life for Colin Tong, alongwith his brother Ian, in San Francisco. Classmates honoring Colin included Munir, Christopher Clancy, Susy Struble, Sara Olsen, Lisa Overton, Todd Sisitzky, Jeff Edwards,and Aran Kadar. Also in San Francisco was the Dartmouth Entrepreneurs Forum dinner, attended by Steven Rodgers, Will Griffith,Lisa Overton, David Krause, Sina Djafari, and Munir.
Finally, Angus King’s New York City fundraiser for his run for governor of Maine attracted Doug Chia, Sharon Tomao, Sandy Osborne, Alice Campbell, Selen Unsal Jacoby, William Gussman,and Aaron Sack.
—Natalie Weidener Kupinsky, 1 Stanmore Court, Potomac, MD 20854; natalie.weidener.kupinsky.93@dartmouth.edu; Munir Haddad, P.O. Box 1754, Vineyard Haven, MA 02568; munir.s.haddad.93@alum.dartmouth.org