Class Notes
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Class of 2001 Ben Levy has graduated from Lake Forest College, where he was captain of the soccer team. He spent some time post-graduation living in Boston and working for an outsourced sales company. He moved over a year ago to be the assistant manager when the company opened a location in Denver.
Class of 2002 Nate Greenberg has been living in Seoul for the past 2 ½ years, while Meng Tan has been living in Beijing during the same time period. In 2011 Geoff Hewer-Candee taught a graphic design class at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts during the winter and summer. He was last known to be doing an internship at a design/marketing/advertising firm in Boston. Xander Mansel is working in Hong Kong, teaching literature at an international school, and loving it. He’s planning a poetry slam for his students, bringing back memories of being at the Wards’ house.
Class of 2004 Peter Crowley was selected as the All American goalie for Division 3 soccer while playing for Babson College. Eamon Hegarty graduated from the University of Wisconsin last spring and was commissioned into the Marines as a second lieutenant. KC McCarthy graduated from Suffolk University this past December. Will Ricketson is working on the support staff of the United States Olympic Sailing Team. One of Will’s friends, Amanda Clark, and her crew will represent the U.S. in the women’s 470 competition at the London Olympics in August. Rufus Urion spent last spring interning for 826 CHI, a non-profit tutoring agency in Chicago with a focus on creative writing. Rufus graduated from Northwestern University in June 2011.
Class of 2005 Marc Buckland is studying electrical engineering at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. Krish Jaiman was accepted at his dream school, New England Conservatory of Music, for graduate work. Ben Miller was elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Amherst College. He is majoring in both mathematics and economics; he is ranked number
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one in both departments After he greaduates, Sam hopes to continue his studies at the London School of Economics. Graham Roth will begin a master’s degree program in computer science at Stanford University this coming fall. After spending the fall semester in Shanghai and loving it, Christopher Woo returned to Duke and was busy applying for summer internships in both the U.S. and China.
Class of 2006 Ben Lamont managed to find time for sailing at Harvard while majoring in South Asian studies. Luke Rogers spent last spring in Barcelona at the same time as fellow Fenn classmates Tyler Davis and Both Long. Max Swanson captained the Wheaton College soccer team last season. He and Scooter Manly will be co-captains of the team next year. Henry McNamara, who spent his second semester at Bowdoin studying abroad in Cape Town, South Africa, embarked on a quest to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro at the beginning of June. His ascent is raising funds to help support the building of a new library and teacher resource center at the Nyegina Secondary School in Tanzania. As of the press deadline, Henry had almost reached his goal of $3,000 in contributions. Check out http://henry climbskilimanjarofortds.bbnow.org/ for more information on Tanzania Development Support, the organization arranging Henry’s climb.
Class of 2003 Jack Carroll is living in New York City with fellow 2003 alumnus Bronson Kussin. He is working for investment bank Piper Jaffray in equity sales. Jack played in Fenn’s alumni golf outing last fall and promises to be back next fall. Christian Manchester is working long hours in New York City at Goldman Sachs but was able to sail on Long Island Sound most weekends during last summer and fall. He also managed to make it up to Boston to help coach and train against his former sailing teammates at Boston College. Jackson McCloy graduated from Endicott College last month.
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