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I N T H E LO O P • S U M M E R 2016
GREG GUDIS graduated from Columbia in May 2015 and works for J.P. Morgan’s Investment Bank in Manhattan. MIKE PALIOTTA signed a one year contract with the Rangers as a free agent. PETER TWEEDLEY graduated from the University of St. Andrews in Scotland and is currently studying law at the City University of London. MAX WITTEK signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars on May 1, 2016. He was a quarterback for the USC Trojans before finishing his college career with the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors.
Class of 2009 TAYLOR CASEY looks forward to graduating from Brown University in December 2016 with a degree in Economics and East Asian Studies. This summer he is looking forward to working for the private equity firm Clearwater Capital Partners in mainland China. NICK CITRONE had an article published on the Tartan Sports Analytics website. The purpose was to “identify trends in the NFL Draft by plotting expected value added by position with each pick in the draft.” https://tartansportsanalytics.
com/2016/03/30/maximizing-draft-valueby-position/ finished his junior year at Dartmouth where he is studying economics and philosophy. Currently, he is working on obtaining approval for his honors thesis next year, which has been exciting. Alec is using economic game theory coupled with a computational cellular automation model to describe the evolution of property rights and economic markets, which has not been done before, but he hopes to come out of it with some interesting results. He will be working in New York City this summer for Related Companies’ Private Equity Real ALEC DUNN
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Left: Alec Dunn ’09 and Jake Dunn ’08. Right: Michael Urquhart ’09
Estate Team. He said, “I think it will be a great experience for me after I spent this past fall working in London for Almacantar, a commercial real estate investment and development firm.” finished his junior year at Tulane University. He still absolutely loves school and everything the city of New Orleans has to offer. James spent the fall semester traveling around Europe and studying at ICADE University in Madrid, Spain. This summer he will be living in New York city and working as in intern for NASDAQ.
WILL SARGENT graduated from Lafayette College with a BA in International Affairs and Asian Studies and a Minor in Chinese. He was captain of the Lafayette Ski Team which competed in the USCSA Finals in Lake Placid this past March.
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NOLAN PAIGE graduated from Stanford University in June 2016 with a Bachelor’s degree in American Studies. He played on the Stanford men’s tennis team all four years as a starter both in singles and doubles. He will be going to Divinity School at Vanderbilt University beginning in the fall. During the summer of 2016 he will be a tennis pro at Fairfield County Hunt Club in Westport. ALEXANDER ROSSETTI graduated from Santa Clara University in June with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies and a major in Studio Art. He was second in his age group in the Louisville Ironman in 2014 and 10th in age group at the World Championship Ironman in Kona Hawaii in 2014.
MICHAEL URQUHART attends the College Of Holy Cross. He is a junior and majoring in accounting. He will be interning with Ernst and Young this summer in New York City. He is on the varsity lacrosse team where he plays defensive midfield and broke a school record this year with fifty-three ground balls for the season. FCDS is what really got him to focus on proper studies (helping him get prepared and accepted into a college like HC) and his lacrosse development at FCDS was also outstanding- he loved Mr. McGrath as both a teacher and a coach.
Class of 2010 ALVIN HEUMANN is on the men’s squash team at Dartmouth College. For the first time in many years, they are ranked in the top five in the country. Alvin has been playing #1 since the beginning of January and has recorded wins over Princeton, Penn, and Drexel. The Dartmouth men’s squash team ended its historic season with a 6-3 victory over Ivy League foe Columbia in the consolation round of the College Squash Association Team Championship.