Class Note 2010
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November-December 2026
Class Note 2010. Sunny Zhang-Montalvo has resided in the San Francisco Bay Area since graduation. She married Jose William Montalvo in 2024. The couple expects their first child, a boy, in November. Since graduation, Sunny has worked as a school social worker and is now pursuing her licensure as a marriage and family therapist and professional clinical counselor. Her sister also graduated from Dartmouth in 2019. Sunny has fond memories of the changing seasons on campus, playing golf at Hanover Country Club, and snowboarding at the Skiway.
James Keaney provides an update on his pong game, which he insists remains formidable. He joined friends Greg Mathis,Mike Shrubb,Dan Wagman,Jack McNeily, and Matt Dornak at a Newport Beach, California, bachelor party celebrating Matt Hartman.
Sam Haw recently left the Midwest and returned to the Bay Area, where she is enjoying the coastal weather. She works as a veterinarian in Northern California and travels monthly to Colorado State University to teach veterinary students during clinical rotations. Sam looks forward to reconnecting with West Coast classmates and welcomes anyone interested in joining her for a hike or day at the beach.
Victoria Boggiano works as an assistant professor of family medicine at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, where she also practices clinically. She was recently appointed director of medical student education. She would welcome connecting with those who find themselves in the Chapel Hill area.
Colleen Doherty and her husband welcomed baby Miriam this May. Miriam, according to her mother, is “really cute.” Colleen is happy to be transitioning back to work.
Charlene Wang published her debut novel, I’ll Follow You, last year through Mindy’s Book Studio, the publishing imprint of Mindy Kaling ’01. A story of friendship, opportunity, and betrayal, the novel follows two friends committed to escaping their dead-end trailer park together—until Faith realizes just how far Kayla is willing to go.
Daniella Sloane spent the past year helping prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup as a host city volunteer manager in California.
—James Cart, 10 Overlook Terrace, 3E, New York, NY 10033; (716) 860-1588; james.k.cart@gmail.com
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James Keaney provides an update on his pong game, which he insists remains formidable. He joined friends Greg Mathis,Mike Shrubb,Dan Wagman,Jack McNeily, and Matt Dornak at a Newport Beach, California, bachelor party celebrating Matt Hartman.
Sam Haw recently left the Midwest and returned to the Bay Area, where she is enjoying the coastal weather. She works as a veterinarian in Northern California and travels monthly to Colorado State University to teach veterinary students during clinical rotations. Sam looks forward to reconnecting with West Coast classmates and welcomes anyone interested in joining her for a hike or day at the beach.
Victoria Boggiano works as an assistant professor of family medicine at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, where she also practices clinically. She was recently appointed director of medical student education. She would welcome connecting with those who find themselves in the Chapel Hill area.
Colleen Doherty and her husband welcomed baby Miriam this May. Miriam, according to her mother, is “really cute.” Colleen is happy to be transitioning back to work.
Charlene Wang published her debut novel, I’ll Follow You, last year through Mindy’s Book Studio, the publishing imprint of Mindy Kaling ’01. A story of friendship, opportunity, and betrayal, the novel follows two friends committed to escaping their dead-end trailer park together—until Faith realizes just how far Kayla is willing to go.
Daniella Sloane spent the past year helping prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup as a host city volunteer manager in California.
—James Cart, 10 Overlook Terrace, 3E, New York, NY 10033; (716) 860-1588; james.k.cart@gmail.com