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Jul - Aug 2018
Watch your mailboxes for electronic and paper newsletters featuring our 92nd day of the year updates (for next year I’m wishing everyone plenty of exotic vacations and way less booting and snow, unless your trip requires snow), March Madness results,
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May - Jun 2018
For the next few columns I’m featuring classmates who work in leadership positions at nonprofit organizations or who have founded nonprofits.
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Mar - Apr 2018
Along with the class leadership changeover last June, we approved a new structure, adding more vice presidents. As vice president for communications, I’m fortunate to have Liza Herbst Knapp on board to produce our class newsletters.
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Jan - Feb 2018
Here are updates from two more classmates who have served our country in the military.
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Nov - Dec 2017
With Veterans Day approaching I asked classmates who have served our country: How did your time at Dartmouth affect your experience in the military?
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Sep - Oct 2017
As I write this it’s just 10 days since I said goodbye to many of you in Hanover in June. I’ve barely unpacked, dried my eyes or started to read the yearbook.
I overheard all of the following at our amazing 25th reunion.
I overheard all of the following at our amazing 25th reunion.
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May - Jun 2017
If you haven’t yet participated in our annual “Engage ’92” month of service, you can still sign up for Dartmouth’s Day of Service on Saturday, May 6 (visit alumni.dartmouth.edu/serve/alumni-day-service to find a volunteer project near you).
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Mar - Apr 2017
Two class of 1992 events have become my favorite harbingers of spring: our annual March Madness bracket and the 92nd day of the year. March Madness begins soon, so visit our class website (1992.dartmouth.org) to find out how you can join.
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Jan - Feb 2017
For the second time in three years the College honored us with the Class of the Year Award (for classes 25 years out and younger)! We received the accolades at Class Officers Weekend in Hanover the weekend of September 23.
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Nov - Dec 2016
My favorite apocryphal Homecoming story goes like this: Someone in our class lit a cigarette with the flames of our bonfire and burned off his eyebrows as he did so.