Hello, ’05s! Lots of great news to report on this time!


David Hankins is working on a post-baccalaureate premedical school program at Harvard.


Peter Fleming is living in Boston and working at a consulting firm doing consulting work for financial services firms. 


After living in London for two years getting a master’s in playwriting from Goldmiths College and working at a boutique theater publishing company, Kate Mulley is now living in New York City working at a drama bookshop. Last summer she “had two plays produced by Odyssey Productions, a Dartmouth-affiliated theater company. One premiered at the Capital Fringe Festival in D.C. and then had a two-week run in New York.” 


For the past year Fang Li has been working in private equity temporarily living in China. He just moved to Connecticut and is in the job market. 


Congratulations to Kaitlin Bell, who got engaged to Michael Barnett in August. They met after graduation (he’s a George Washington alum) when they were both newspaper interns in D.C. They’re planning a wedding in the Berkshires for Labor Day. 


Kirstin Ellison is always doing something exciting. This past summer she worked at the U.S. embassy in Bosnia. Afterward she traveled around Eastern Europe with Chanda Myrick and Kristen Reeves. The three went to Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece, Macedonia, Albania, Montenegro, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia. Now she’s in her second year at the Fletcher School. 


Speaking of Kristen Reeves, she’s excited to report that she is in her third and final year of law school.


Delano Brissett just moved to the Bay Area to get an M.B.A. and master’s in education from Stanford (welcome to the neighborhood, Delano!). 


Also in the Bay Area, Misa Grannis is at the California College of the Arts getting her master’s in architecture. 


Nina Sethi wrote in: “I am a teacher (I was certified through Dartmouth) and have been living and working abroad for the past three years. Last year, from September 2008 until July 2009, I was working with a charity organization in New Delhi. I specifically had my own charity project that involved raising money for plastic surgery for a little girl. Details are here: http://secureafuture.blogspot.com. This endeavor was very successful and a lot of Dartmouth alums supported me. A documentary is currently being made about my project and will most likely be shown at Dartmouth when it is completed.”


Kate Lyon is working for local integrated media at NBC, the group that manages the mobile and digital properties for NBC’s owned and operated stations. She’s also been traveling a good deal—including to her 10th Jimmy Buffett concert in D.C. over Labor Day. She’s headed to Argentina for a week in November. And with a brother (’10) and sister (’13) on campus, she’s been traveling up to Hanover a fair amount!


Kate also tells me that she saw Taylor Duvall a few weeks ago. Taylor started school at Wharton this year. 


And planning has been ramping up for our five-year reunion! Get pumped! You should all become a fan of the Dartmouth class of 2005 page on Facebook and stay up to date on plans for our reunion next June! Search for “Dartmouth 2005” on Facebook and become a fan.


Thanks, everyone! Keep sending in the notes, and I’m looking forward to catching up with you all in Hanover in June!


—Sue AnderBois, 2030 California Street, Apt. 23, Mountain View, CA 94040; sue.anderbois@gmail.com