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July-August 2022
Mark Baldwin writes: “Bill Wright and I did several Pioneer Valley (think Upper Valley, but in Massachusetts) Dartmouth Club events recently.
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May-June 2022
David Kotz has made us proud again. He was named the Dartmouth provost effective immediately. He was the interim provost since July 2021. He was also interim provost in 2017-18.
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March-April 2022
Joshua Greenberg, who is VP of government relations at Boston Children’s Hospital, clearly remembers his spring break 1986.
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January-February 2022
I chatted with Dawn Carey right after Homecoming, and she was reveling in how every time we come together, she is more and more inspired.
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November-December 2021
David Schnabel,our class’ Bartlett Tower Society chair, and husband Rob bequeathed a gift in support of the Triangle House and the LGBTQIA+ community at Dartmouth.
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September-October 2021
Our class of 1986 35th reunion on June 18 and 19 was a huge success. It is probably the only free reunion for our class.
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July-August 2021
Our 35th reunion is virtual this year. Let’s celebrate, “It’s So Easy Being Green,” together via Zoom on the weekend of Friday, June 18.
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May-June 2021
Some happy news from Andrew Getraer and Jean Robertson Getraer ’89 to begin 2021: “Sarah, our youngest daughter, has been accepted into the Dartmouth class of 2025!
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March-April 2021
Extra, extra, read all about it! Find reunion updates on our class website this month for our 35th reunion—1986.dartmouth.org—and Class Notes from our classmates. In beauty.
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January-February 2021
Chandler Lindsley, I am so sorry to have missed your email. I try to stay on top of all updates, but inadvertently missed yours. I hope your Appalachian Trail hike happened before the Covid-19 lockdown.
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November-December 2020
Lanie (Bertsche) McNulty, Liz Babb, Sarah Cotsen, Sue (Smith) Sambrook, and Peter Arnold have launched a new career advice network called ’86 CAN.
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September-October 2020
First, I’d like to thank Liz Babb for using her valuable skills, a lot of time, and hard work to improve our class communication tools.