Seen & Heard
A selection of must reads about Dartmouth alumni making news around the world.
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Juliet Aires Giglio '84
Deck the Halls
Giglio and her husband are the writing partners behind Lifetime's latest holiday movie, "Christmas Reservations," starring Melissa Joan Hart.
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Ben Nguyen '14
High Achiever
In a surprise ceremony at Sunrise Mountain High School in Nevada, where he teaches, Nguyen received the Milken Educator Award—which recognizes excellent teachers and comes with a no-strings-attached gift of $25,000.
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Milken Family Foundation
David Harbour ’97
“His Arms!!!!!! Whew!”
Harbour hosted SNL on October 12, sporting a freshly shaven face and buff biceps—which viewers went crazy over. Buzzfeed collected the best reactions on Twitter. Read more about Harbour in the July-August 2017 issue of DAM.
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Omer Ismail ’02
In Good Company
When Goldman Sachs entered the consumer banking world with its online bank “Marcus,” Ismail was the division's first employee (and COO). For this, Fortune named him one of the 40 most influential businesspeople under 40 in 2019.
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Alex Jenny ’10, Tu’16
Allbirds All-Star
Jenny now works as the supply chain strategy manager for Allbirds, a San Francisco startup that makes merino wool shoes. In an interview with The Boston Globe, he said playing football in high school and at Dartmouth taught him important business lessons, such as “we is more important than me.”
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Pamela Joyner ’79
Style Matters
Joyner, a philanthropist and art collector in California, was featured in the 2019 Vanity Fair Best-Dressed List, part of the magazine’s September issue.
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Clark Moore ’13
Standing Out
Moore recently accepted the Human Rights Campaign’s Visibility Award for his work as an openly gay actor, and gave a speech about self-love, acceptance, and his role in the film Love, Simon.
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Courtesy Clark Moore
