Class Note 2024. This month I posed a question: “What puts you in a state of flow?” For Anne Guidera ’25, the answer is skiing. She writes, “Feeling the wind on my face as I am skiing down the mountains puts me in a state of flow. Bonus points if I a
Class Note 2022. A government and Latin American studies major at Dartmouth, Cassandra (Cassie) Thomas didn’t have to look far for her first post-graduation adventure. Selected for a Lombard public service fellowship through the Dickey Center, she jo
Class Note 2020. Allow me to reintroduce myself. My name is Emma Xin Velicky (née Sampugnaro), and I am your new class secretary. I’ve penned a few guest columns in prior Class Notes, but it looks as though we’ll be seeing a lot more of each other. Y
Class Note 2019. Hi, ’19s!Congrats to class of 2019 Olympians Julia Kern and AJ Ginnis!Lindsey Frumer shared that Henry Goodwyn and Kierra Sweeney started out with a flitz and are now engaged! Mary Amis and Brendan Leech got engaged in December in Ch
Class Note 2018. Hi, ’18s!Summer is coming. I’m writing this introduction from February in Boston, where we have already logged more than 60 inches of snow this winter. It’s been a record-breaking season in many parts of the country, including a few
Class Note 2017. I’m writing this on the last day of February in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, where even in the mountains it’s been feeling like spring for the past few weeks—which is fitting, given it’ll be the middle of May by the time this hits ev
Class Note 2016. Hello, ’16s!Did you know our 10-year reunion is coming up this July 24-27? I’m told hotels are filling up fast, so don’t forget to reserve! Big thank you to Cecelia Shao and Martin Anguita for stepping up as our 10-year reunion chair
Class Note 2015. As we prepare to gather in Hanover for our 10-year reunion in July, this feels like the perfect moment to share a snapshot of the class of 2015. This issue’s updates are full of community, purpose, and celebration. Thank you to those