S E W I C KLEY
SPEAKING
WINTER
2010
CLASS NOTES 2002
2004
2005
Amy Aloe ‘02 writes, “I’m currently living in Pittsburgh, finishing up my last year of a master’s in genetic counseling. I’ve started looking for jobs in my chosen profession, so hopefully in the next Sewickley Speaking I’ll have an update as to where that search has taken me.”
Paul Thomas Beattie ’04 married Amy Lee, whom he met and graduated with at Emory University, on August 8, 2008. They are currently teaching English at prestigious private schools in Korea.
Mark Mulshine ‘05 went to Pitt after SA; majored in urban studies and economics; went on Semester at Sea in spring 2007; and spent his entire senior year at the London School of Economics. He graduated magna cum laude from Pitt and just got a job with BNY Mellon as a corporate actions senior specialist.
Robert Woods ‘02 received his MBA at Cornell University in 2009. That same year Alec Shannon ’05 received his bachelor’s degree, also from Cornell. Robert is employed with BlackRock Investments, and Alec is currently serving in the Peace Corps.
2003 Lauren Connolly ’03 and Chris Moore ’03 were married on August 15, 2009, at Sewickley Presbyterian Church. Sewickley Academy attendants included Heather Cotariu ’01 and Class of 2003 classmates: Erin Ingram, Laura Pelton, Peter Fedyshin, Ashu Jain, David Flaherty.
2007
Kate Heryford ’04 and Mark Mulshine ’05 are proud Pitt alumni.
Kate Heryford ‘04 transferred to Pitt her sophomore year, went on Semester at Sea with Mark Mulshine ’05, with whom she shared a job for a year. She majored in non-profit management; worked for a small consulting firm for a while; then for Bloomfield-Garfield Corporation (a CDC) working with at-risk youth education and empowerment, and now attends the University of San Francisco for a master’s in international and development economics.
Alec Shannon ’05 and Robert Woods ’02 congratulate each other on their respective graduations from Cornell.
Liz Kerr ‘07 was one of 12 students of the Class of 2011 inducted into the University of Chicago Maroon Key Society, the College’s honorary society. Members of the Maroon Key Society are third- and fourth-year students in the College invited to serve as an advisory committee to the dean of the college. Selection is based upon academic achievement and a distinguished record of student leadership on campus. Last winter, Liz was selected to complete a semester abroad in Cape Town, South Africa, studying under Drs. John and Jean Comaroff, London School of Economics. Curriculum focused on African history, politics, and cultural anthropology.
Lauren Connolly ’03 and Chris Moore ’03 were married on August 15, 2009. Sewickley Academy attendants included Heather Cotariu ’01 and Class of 2003 classmates: Erin Ingram, Laura Pelton, Peter Fedyshin, Ashu Jain, and David Flaherty.
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