2008 Alumni Class Senators Dan Giovacchini daniel_giovacchini@brown.edu Chris Walker-Jacks christopherwjacks@gmail.com JC Winslow jcwins16@g.holycross.edu
Ben Ticknor graduated from Dartmouth College in May and is now working for a startup company in Kendall Square in Cambridge.
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Sam Doran has transferred from Wheaton College to Emerson College. Connor Frazier is headed to Endicott College this fall, where he will play hockey. Graham Hunt has been playing hockey up near the Saskatchewan border, for a team in the Manitoba Junior Hockey League. (For more on Graham, see p.47.) Jeffrey Mara, with his brother, Jack, is collaborating on 10Thoughts.com, a start-up which features the ten best articles from the web every week as selected by business school students and other motivated individuals. Jeffrey and Jack were admitted into Darden Business School’s incubator program, i.Lab, and are excited for this opportunity to continue to grow the website, which currently has 500 registered users. David Shapiro just finished his junior year at Wake Forest University, where he is a business major in analytical math and exploring psychology, Spanish, and physics as minors. David spent the spring semester in Spain, and he will be working for Navigant, a consulting group in Washington, DC, this summer as a paid intern.
Alumni Class Senators Gabe Arnold Drew Coash Will Crowley
ggbbe3@gmail.com dcoash@middlebury.edu wcc2ab@virginia.edu
Jacob Kotlier is currently attending Pomona College in Claremont, CA. In March, Keller Scholl got back from a visit to Romania, while on vacation from Oxford. He sent along a picture of himself at the Voronet Monastery (p.52), which predates the first voyage of Columbus by four years.
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role in the organization will be to set up a solar power business. Thomas Livingston was the captain of the hockey team at the University of Virginia and won the Atlantic Coast Collegiate Hockey League Defenseman of the Year Award. He is moving to Austin, TX, after his graduation in May. Jack Moore has been hired into Oracle’s sales training program and will relocate to the San Francisco Bay area after graduating from USC in May. In late March, Coral O’Connor wrapped up an amazing two-week solo trip that took him through Seoul, Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Osaka. He is looking forward to starting Columbia University’s “Business Edge” summer program at the end of May.
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Miles Petrie ’12: A Distinguished Career at Middlesex Leads him to Stanford MIL E S PE T R IE ’ 12 faced a difficult dilemma during his senior spring at Middlesex, but one that would have been welcomed by many a graduating senior. Miles won the school’s coveted Morehead-Cain Scholarship, offered to a small fraction of the exceptional students who apply for it each year. The scholarship would have granted Miles four years of tuition at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, an annual stipend, customized summer internships, “discovery” funds for additional learning opportunities, and access to influential scholars and leaders. Miles was thrilled to learn he won the honor; it was only the second time since 2006, when Middlesex was first invited
to nominate one candidate annually, that a senior there was so honored. Miles, a High Honors student who was active in drama and music at Fenn, continued pursuing his passions at Middlesex, where he served as a proctor, peer tutor, choral officer, cellist, head of Freedom of Speech, cross-country captain, and lead performer in drama and musicals. Deciding whether to accept the scholarship was “extremely tough,” says Miles, who spent four days at UNC, meeting Morehead-Cain staff and scholars he called “wonderful, engaging, and invigorating people who are clearly making the world a better place.” But in the end, he went with his heart: it has always been his dream to attend Stanford University,
Miles performing in Rent at Middlesex
and Miles will head to California in the fall. “I can see myself thriving there,” he declares. “I am so excited for the start of this new chapter in my life!”
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