Hamilton IMPACT 2024

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Contents.

How Hamilton Leads: Dedication & Expertise

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How Hamilton Leads: Admission

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How Hamilton Leads: Academics

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How Hamilton Leads: Sustainability

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How Hamilton Leads: Community & Belonging

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How Hamilton Leads: Active Citizenship

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How Hamilton Leads: Alumni Contributions

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How Hamilton Leads: By the Numbers

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How Hamilton Leads: Onward

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Contact hamily@hamilton.edu with questions.

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The ways Hamilton is taking the lead HAMILTON HAS BEEN COMMITTED to preparing students for lives of meaning, purpose, and active citizenship for more than two centuries. While our core mission has remained constant, the needs of our students and the world around them are always evolving, and the complex and multifaceted conversations taking place about the value of higher education, particularly the liberal arts, demands continuous innovation and steadfast leadership to meet the moment.

What ensures Hamilton’s position among the finest institutions of learning in this ever-changing world is effective leadership. It’s not just about enrolling students, offering courses and services, and maintaining facilities — although those priorities are important, too. What sets Hamilton apart is visionary leadership at every level of the institution that propels ideas into reality. It’s about attracting the best

and brightest students and teachers, igniting passion in and out of the classroom, fostering innovation and collaboration, and championing excellence across every facet of campus life. It’s about giving our students the tools they will need to adapt and thrive in a world we have yet to imagine.

Hamilton’s liberal arts education has not only remained relevant but has thrived because people here are forward-thinkers who see and do things differently. By constantly challenging themselves, they empower those around them to do the same.

On the pages that follow, you’ll find examples of how Hamilton’s commitment to effective, and sometimes groundbreaking, leadership is impacting the work happening on College Hill, as well as the names of those whose generosity makes it possible.

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How Hamilton Leads: Dedication & Expertise

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FIRST CAME TO HAMILTON IN 1983 as an eager but anx-

same aspirations and vision you and I have for our alma mater, and

ious first-generation, first-year student from nearby Rome,

that Hamilton will continue changing lives, like mine. Alumni have

New York. Four decades later, I’m still at Hamilton, where my

provided the foundation to make all that happen, and I hope you

life’s work has been helping deserving students have access

will join me in supporting Steven and his vision for Hamilton this

to what I truly believe is one of the best educations anywhere

year and in the future.

in the world.

There have been many constants during the past 40 years —

the brilliance and devotion of the faculty, the talent and ability of the students, the care and loyalty of my employee colleagues, the generosity and allegiance of our alumni, and the dedication and expertise of the leadership.

I’ve been on College Hill long enough to witness firsthand the genuine commitment and visionary leadership of five Hamilton presidents. Steven Tepper now joins that list, and already we feel his joy and passion for this community and higher ed. He is inspiring us all with what we’ve learned is his favorite question…What if?

So, while the person occupying the first floor corner office in Buttrick Hall has changed, I can assure you that Steven shares the

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LORI RAVA DENNISON ’87, P’16 Vice President for Advancement

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John McLaughlin and Monica Inzer outside Siuda House

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How Hamilton Leads: Admission “Keeping the Mission in Admission”

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N A SUNNY DAY IN MID-JUNE, Vice

be here 20 years later. Also, I got to tell my mother she was right.

President for Enrollment Management Monica

Hamilton is the best college I could find. And this is the com-

Inzer had a packed schedule of meetings, calls,

munity that I have loved more than any other I’ve ever been part

and interviews. That’s nothing new, and nei-

of. For me, it’s the people; it’s also a place that has strong and

ther was having John McLaughlin, associate

enduring values, and it’s committed to access, opportunity, and

vice president and dean of admission, join her for many of them.

excellence. I will always be grateful to Joan Hinde Stewart for

What was different was that these were Inzer’s final days in Siuda

inviting me to join her team at Hamilton in her first year, and also

House before retiring on June 30, and McLaughlin, who arrived on

to David Wippman, who helped me want to stay. During both of

College Hill in January 2023, was preparing to succeed her in lead-

their presidencies, I always felt that Hamilton was a place where

ing Hamilton’s enrollment management division.

we could “keep the mission in admission.”

Meg Keniston from the Communications and Marketing Office asked them to reflect on their time at Hamilton and what’s

When you arrived, what did the average class look like and

on the horizon. Here are some excerpts.

how is that different today? What factors and decisions have influenced those changes?

Monica, what drew you to Hamilton, and, more importantly,

MI: We look different in many ways — so does the country, and

what has kept you here?

the world, and many colleges. We’ve moved forward on so many

Monica Inzer (MI): I grew up near Hamilton, over the hill in

fronts, as we should have, but Hamilton had already been doing a

Sherrill — actually on Hamilton Avenue, believe it or not, with a dog

number of things right. While our admit rate was a lot higher and

named Alex! I was a first-generation college student, but my par-

our application numbers were lower, and the student body wasn’t

ents made it clear that I was going to college, and my mother and

as academically strong or diverse as it is today, my predecessor

grandmother really wanted me to consider Hamilton. My mother

was beginning to turn the ship around and head in the right direc-

often said, “The best college you will find is in our backyard.” But I

tion. He planted a lot of seeds that I got to help water and nourish

believed it was too close to home. So, I went to Skidmore and was

and make sure they grew into a garden.

gone from the area for 20 years when the job at Hamilton came open. I said to my husband, “What do you think about being near

Enhancing Hamilton’s position as a school of opportunity has

family?” I was loving my job as an admission dean at a business

been foundational to your tenure. What were the first steps

school, and before that at an engineering school, but I wanted to

you took to increase access?

get back to the liberal arts. He said, “I think we should go for it.”

MI: When I got here, we had a small number of merit scholarships

Never in a million years did I think I’d get the job, much less

that didn’t seem to be making much of a difference, and for the

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In between classes along Martin’s Way

most part we were giving those out to students who did not need

By now, many are aware of that day in 2009 when Hamilton

financial aid. At the same time, we didn’t have enough financial aid

became need-blind: At a planning meeting with senior staff

to admit all of the students we wanted to. Those two things were

and the board, five trustees each spontaneously committed

at odds, and the students who were getting merit because they

$500,000 right there in the room to make it happen (with a

didn’t need money looked very similar to those who were getting

sixth joining later for a total of $3 million). You’ve described

denied because they did. I thought, “Well, what if we shift this

it as “a transformative day and momentous decision for

merit money over to our need-based financial aid pool?” We ran

Hamilton.” When you look back on your career, will that

a lot of models and worked with the faculty and board to socialize

stand out as your favorite moment?

the idea.

MI: It was the single best day in my career. Our president and

It was not without risk, and, in fact, many schools were doing more instead of less merit scholarship aid. The faculty were very

our board did something incredibly important for the future of Hamilton, and it was great to have a small role in that.

worried about losing the strongest students in their classrooms,

As leaders at the College, we usually move forward a lit-

and I let them know we weren’t admitting many of the strongest

tle bit on a lot of things. It’s rare that you can make one thing

students because they needed financial aid. They supported the

more important than all the other important things.” Our board

idea, as did our board, and I remember thinking that if this didn’t

members did that. They made it happen by providing the bridge

work, someone else might be standing in front of them in less than

funding, and then our alumni, parents, and community really sup-

five years.

ported it with a campaign that followed.

It worked in more ways than one. Our yield went up, our admit

As the cost of college continues to increase and we try to fig-

rate went down, the quality of our students improved, and so did

ure out how we’re going to support students with financial aid, I

the diversity. But, it also put a spotlight on the reality of Hamilton’s

hope need-blind admission is sustainable. But more importantly,

financial aid picture. Our board asked, “What do you mean we

I hope that access and opportunity remain cornerstone values

don’t have enough money to admit the best students?” I explained

for Hamilton.

that while we met 100 percent need, we were need-sensitive in our admission decisions [meaning when we ran out of money, we

Monica, when you hired John in 2022, what excited you

ran out of spots for candidates who needed it]. We pulled back

about the skills he would bring? What have you learned

the curtain on that for people, and they began asking more ques-

about him in the year-and-a-half since he arrived that you

tions and studying what it would take to become need-blind. Who

believe positions him to succeed?

else does this? Is this the right thing for Hamilton?

MI: John is so smart and thoughtful, and he is a data scientist who embraces “data with a soul” — one of my favorite mantras. He

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is also funny and kind, and is someone I’m going to miss having

JM: Your points, Monica, are really well taken. Challenges are not

down the hall from me every day. In many ways, I believe he is

new to us. We persist and grow and continue to reinvent ourselves

the future of our profession. And one of the reasons retiring feels

and the work that we do.

good to me is because I’m passing the torch to John. While I’ve

I think about some of the things that are on the horizon right

loved this community, I think renewal is good for me and also for

now. The Supreme Court decision is something that we’ve been

Hamilton. John brings a new toolkit and the right balance of affec-

thinking a lot about over the course of the last year. Many conver-

tion and ambition for Hamilton, and it is going to be fun for me to

sations are taking place around standardized testing. And I know

cheer for him and the team’s success from the sidelines.

you and I have spoken a lot about shifting demographics and what that means for our population, our prospects, and how we need

John, what drew you to Hamilton from your work as

to be thinking not just of what is immediately in front of us, but

vice dean and director of admission at the University of

what’s going to be in front of us three years, five years, 10 years

Pennsylvania?

from now, so that we can anticipate and respond to the challenges

John McLaughlin (JM): Hamilton was the first college that

that are coming our way.

I ever visited. I was 8 and helped move my brother into North [Residence Hall] when he was coming here as a first-year stu-

You mentioned last year’s Supreme Court ruling as a chal-

dent. Seeing and hearing all the sights and sounds from a college

lenge, and obviously FAFSA was an issue this year. How does

campus was really exciting and inspiring, even at a young age. For

Hamilton address those and other challenging topics?

so many years I had admired Hamilton from afar and then had a

MI: We learned a lot during COVID. There was no rulebook

chance encounter with Monica at an admission event while I was

for how to handle that. The College sent everyone home in the

working at Penn. We struck up a conversation, and then a mentor-

middle of March, and the Admission Office stayed a week longer

ship, a partnership, and a friendship.

to get decisions out. We had no idea if admitted students who couldn’t visit would choose us, but we said whatever is best in

A lot is going on in higher education today that’s making

class, we’re going to be it. So, we brainstormed as a team. People

national headlines. How do you prepare for the unexpected?

got creative; we knew the College was counting on us to deliver

MI: It’s true, the challenges are numerous. But we’ve always had

students that next fall. Lots of campus partners rallied around us.

challenges. In my 35-year career, the demographics have changed,

Hamilton is great that way … innovative and entrepreneurial and

we’ve had recessions, selective college admission has been scruti-

risk-taking when we need to be, and at the same time careful and

nized, college rankings have impacted our work, and standardized

cautious when warranted. And the same would apply to some of

testing has been debated ad nauseum. There are all kinds of things

the stuff we’re going through now. Hamilton will persevere.

that have been hard, but we are smart folks who figure out new and creative ways to respond. The great thing about admissions is

JM: Agreed. And on the subject of the Supreme Court, this was

you get to improve every year. You enroll fabulous students, you

not an unexpected outcome. Over the course of the last 20 years,

hit reset, and you start again. You learn from what you did last year,

I remember watching Gratz, Grutter, and both Fisher cases — at

and you do more of what works well and less of what doesn’t. You

any one of those points it could have been the start of a shift. And,

change with the students.

although the Court preserved the consideration of race in those

I think Hamilton is positioned to navigate what seems to be a

cases, they were signaling change on the horizon. When this Court

fasten-your-seatbelt time for enrollment leaders largely because

took the most recent case, I felt the shift was inevitable. So, we

we’ve hired John. He’s got the right combination of strategic

thought carefully around how we might prepare or respond. And

thinking and good gut instinct, and I’m really excited to see what

we needed to wait to see what the judgment was going to look like

he does.

so that we could respond in a way that comported with the new interpretation of the law.

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I feel like we have responded well. We continue to work

with perspective from the humanities and the arts, and bring all

toward recruiting and enrolling a diverse and talented class within

of those different lenses to bear. It’s how to communicate points

the current interpretation of the law. In fact, it’s strengthened our

clearly, persuasively, and effectively. I think that, collectively, lib-

resolve in a way to do this work despite the new challenges that

eral arts institutions can do better in terms of articulating the real

we see. But, even now, we’re awaiting the final details on the class.

translatable benefits of a liberal arts education. That’s something

We’ll pull back the curtain and begin to ask some of these ques-

that we strive to do here, too.

tions that we’ve talked about already, what worked, what didn’t,

I’ve often heard admission described as an art and a science,

what do we keep, what do we change, and learn from the experi-

and I think that’s something Monica and I share, combining a

ence of the past year to shape where we want to go in the future.

lens of humanity with a lens of analysis to try and understand and make sense of what it is that we’re seeing and how we can learn

MI: We went into this year thinking the Supreme Court decision

from these data to do better work for the people that we interact

was going to be the most disruptive thing that would happen to

with and for the community that we serve. Monica, you men-

us, and the FAFSA challenges seem to be eclipsing that at the

tioned that you’re excited for Hamilton and excited for me. I’m

moment. Due to the herculean efforts of our financial aid team,

excited myself, with thanks to you for the work that you’ve done

we’re navigating it all fairly well and are in better shape than most

over the 20 years to help position Hamilton to move forward. I’m

colleges.

excited to help lead the enrollment division into its next chapter.

We know there are hundreds of thousands fewer students who did not apply for financial aid through the federal forms this year

MI: John and I have known each other for years. I’ve admired his

than a year ago. In many ways this is going to be a lost generation

work and saw him as a rising star in the profession, and it makes

that I think we’re going to be talking about for a while, as a pro-

me feel really good knowing that the admission process and

fession and in general. This is one of the reasons there is so much

Hamilton’s commitment to access are in excellent hands.

scrutiny for higher education right now; people are questioning the value of education, and the federal government made it harder to

JM: I’ve been fortunate to have had the opportunity to work with

know if you would qualify for financial aid. This is an opportunity

Monica over the last year-and-a-half. I’ve tried to absorb as much

for Hamilton; we will endure this challenge, we have generous

information about the field, about Hamilton, Siuda House, and

resources, and we will be a positive light and force for our students.

everything in that time. And I know that you’ll not be far away, which is reassuring. It goes to show that we’re always learning and

Are there issues specific to liberal arts colleges like Hamilton

not just improving our processes and the work that we do, but

that may be different from some of the challenges other

improving ourselves.

higher education institutions face? How is Hamilton equipped to tackle those?

MI: I’m going to miss this, but I’m really excited for Hamilton, for

JM: The questions around the value proposition of higher edu-

the future, and for John. Someone told me you should always

cation are more numerous and louder in recent years. This is

leave the party while it’s still fun. It’s the right time.

especially true with regard to a liberal arts education and how that translates into outcomes, employment, and satisfaction. The

What’s next for you, Monica?

connection between pre-professional education and outcomes is

MI: Good question. I keep saying that I’m more worried about

ostensibly clear. You learn this job skill to perform this job. But what

Monica without Hamilton than I am Hamilton without Monica.

happens when that job requires a different skill set in five years?

Maybe that is the point. I’m looking forward to travel adventures

The adaptability of thinking that we develop at Hamilton is

with my husband, and more quality time with our kids and parents.

just as important as the content. It’s how to think; it’s how to make

I might have one more chapter in me; after a bit of a break to catch

connections between different ideas and areas. It’s how to look at

my breath and see what I miss, I’m excited to see what challenges

a complex problem with the lens of a scientist, a social scientist,

and opportunities emerge. But I’ll always bleed blue.

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CLASS of 2028*

455

new Hamiltonians (approximate)

8.8%

83%

in top 10% of high school class

~400

non-U.S. citizens

high schools

16%

52%

First-generation to attend college

18%

Pell-eligible

55%

received financial aid

TOP STATES:

NY, MA, NJ, CT, PA, CA, FL, MD, TX, and VA

The great thing about admissions is you get to improve every year. You enroll fabulous students, you hit reset, and you start again. You learn from what you did last year, and you do more of what works well and less of what doesn’t. You change with the students.”

— MONICA INZER

indicated female as legal sex; 48% indicated male

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states

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countries

* These data points are as of Aug. 19, 2024, and do not reflect final class statistics.

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How Hamilton Leads: Academics

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T THE END OF EACH ACADEMIC YEAR, in

apply concepts creatively, and adapt to new challenges. At

addition to reviewing the annual reports for each

Hamilton, scholarship and teaching inform each other.

of Hamilton’s more than 200 full-time profes-

It’s an honor to work with such highly regarded teachers whose

sors, I get to know our faculty better through

leading-edge scholarship informs their teaching and inspires our

the presentation of awards for teaching and

students.

scholarly achievement.The names of newly honored recipients are added to plaques that hang outside my office in Buttrick Hall,

NGONI MUNEMO

a constant reminder that our faculty members regularly engage in

Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty

groundbreaking research across the curriculum to advance new

Professor of Government

knowledge.

Hamilton professors produce an average of 350 papers, books, articles, and exhibits each year. National and international media outlets and leading higher education publications turn to our experts for insights, with more than 11,000 articles and broadcasts featuring the College annually.

What's more, these scholars also demonstrate an extraordinary commitment to teaching, time and again showing how eager they are to invite talented students to share in their professional endeavors. It's not uncommon for students to conduct research alongside professors, present with them at national conferences, and co-author articles in scholarly journals.

Scholarship involves more than the creation and sharing of knowledge; it requires empowering learners to think critically,

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Japanese culture class with Associate Professor of Japanese Kyoko Omori in Christian A. Johnson Hall

RECENT FACULTY ENDEAVORS (a sampling) • Reds: The Tragedy of American Communism, a book by

Publius Virgilius Rogers Professor of American History Maurice Isserman

• The Color of Homeschooling, a book by Assistant Professor of

Sociology Mahala Dyer Stewart

“Modified Newtonian Dynamics as an Alternative to the

• “Seed coatings containing capsaicin reduce seed removal in

Planet Nine Hypothesis,” a published paper co-authored

temperate woody species,” a published paper by Francesca

by Associate Professor of Physics Katherine Brown

Lanni ’22 and Assistant Professor of Biology Peter Guiden

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• Trouble in Mind, a recent Franklin Theatre Company show

starring Professor of Theatre Mark Cryer • Awkwardness: A Theory, a book by Associate Professor of

Philosophy Alexandra Plakias ’02 •

• “ICDP workshop on the Deep Drilling in the Turkana Basin

project,” a report by Associate Professor of Geosciences Catherine Beck published in Scientific Drilling • The 74th Berlin International Film Festival invited Professor

of Religious Studies S. Brent Rodriguez-Plate as a juror

“Are individual differences in loss aversion related to ADHD

symptomatology?” a published paper authored by Associate Professor of Psychology Tara McKee and Kerry Reilly ’14 •

Art Basel Hong Kong, an international art show featuring paintings by Professor of Art Katharine Kuharic

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Learn about just a few Hamilton professors who’ve been recognized in recent years with Dean’s Scholarly Achievement Awards.

Mo Alloush, assistant professor of economics, is an applied microeconomist with research interests in the economics of poverty — specifically, he explores what reinforces poverty with a specific focus on psychological well-being. In addition, he considers the role of cash transfer programs in alleviating shortand long-term poverty. In 2022, he was awarded a $40,000 USAID grant to study measurement issues related to poverty traps and resilience among poor households. He has nine publications in peer-reviewed journals, each of which has received numerous citations. Of works in progress, one has been described by a senior colleague to bridge “... two particular strands of research within the area of in-utero exposure [to social protection programs] and economic [and health] outcomes.”

Professor of Government Sharon Werning Rivera, the Sidney Wertimer Professor for Excellence in Advising and Mentoring, specializes in the post-communist countries of Eurasia. A former

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Fulbright Scholar to the Russian Federation, she is principal investigator of the Survey of Russian Elites, the only repeated cross-sectional survey of high-ranking Russians. She has published numerous articles and policy reports using this survey, often co-authoring with students. In 2022, Rivera launched the Ukraine Assistance Initiative with Hamilton’s Levitt Center and Russian Studies Program. Students work alongside her to educate the community about the Russo-Ukrainian War, assist local Ukrainian refugees, and support prisoners detained in Russia on political or religious grounds. She and Professor of Art Robert Knight also pioneered the Digital Human Rights Investigations Project, which includes a course that trains students to use open-source intelligence to expose both the detention of asylum seekers in the United Kingdom and Russian war crimes.

Nadya Bair, assistant professor of art history, has been recognized as a leading historian of photography. Her first book, The Decisive Network: Magnum Photos and the Postwar Image Market, won the 2021 PROSE Award in Media and Cultural Studies. Her second book project, “Reinventing Documentary: Cornell Capa and the International Center of Photography,” was supported by a National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship for 2023-24. Last year, Bair published three essays, including an entry on “Collaboration” in The Art Institute of Chicago Field Guide to Photography and Media, which appeared alongside

contributions by well-known scholars and photographers. “Every indication is that Bair is becoming an important scholar of international reputation,” a colleague wrote.

Max Majireck, associate professor of chemistry, conducts groundbreaking research, and publishes and presents extensively, often with students. In 2016, his lab discovered a novel and potentially valuable class of compounds known as pyridinium ketene hemiaminals. Thanks to a grant from the National Science Foundation, he and his students are continuing work on that project; they have already identified multiple new reaction types they believe will be adopted by other synthetic chemists for a range of applications such as drug or material syntheses. In addition, the American Heart Association awarded him funds to collaborate with the Masonic Medical Research Institute, a highly regarded cardiovascular disease research institute in Utica, on developing small molecule-embedded nanoparticles to study atherosclerosis.

Associate Professor of Psychology Vikranth Bejjanki is pushing the boundaries of cognitive neuroscience research

using functional neuroimaging. Regularly sought out by colleagues at Princeton, Yale, and Washington University in St. Louis, he and his collaborators received a $705,000 grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to examine predictors of neurodevelopmental outcomes in children in low-income settings across the world. He publishes in top journals, and, according to a colleague, his work “has the potential to fundamentally change the way we understand and study learning in the human brain. His novel approaches ... make him … one of only a handful of neuroscientists capable of the complex analyses needed to investigate the inner workings of neuroimaging data.”

Mackenzie Cooley, associate professor of history, studies the natural world in early modern science and medicine.

Her book The Perfection of Nature, which tells the history of Renaissance animal and human breeding projects, is being taught in premodern history classes and has led to invited lectures at such prestigious institutions as Harvard, Cambridge, Oxford, Stanford, and the Smithsonian.

Her latest research focuses on the history of bioprospecting, natural product extraction, and the early modern creation of the pharmaceutical industry. She also produced a volume that includes two essays by Hamilton students based on original research, something one colleague described as “incredibly rare in our field and which speaks to [her] exemplarity as a teacher-scholar.”

collection of first-person narratives by incarcerated individuals and prison work-

Aaron Strong, associate professor of environmental studies, investigates the human dimension of climate change.

He is both a global change ecologist who studies carbon cycle feedbacks in terrestrial and aquatic systems and a sustainability scientist who conducts use-inspired research about the implementation of climate change policies in a way that seeks to move knowledge to action. That commitment involves engaging with policymakers, stakeholders, and communities as they confront sustainability challenges around managing emissions and addressing the impacts of climate change. He is a member of the United Nations Ocean Acidification Research for Sustainability Working Group. At Hamilton, his research often involves students, and he serves as the Levitt Center’s director of sustainability and co-leads the Hamilton Sustainability Working Group.

Doran Larson, professor of literature and creative writing, teaches courses in prison writing, witness literatures, and the history of the novel. He spent a decade teaching creative writing inside Attica state prison and also organized two college programs inside New York State prisons. He founded the American Prison Writing Archive, an open-source

ers, that has received support from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Mellon Foundation. His work with the archive, which includes thousands of non-fiction works, informed his latest book, Inside Knowledge: Incarcerated People on the Failures of the American Prison, published earlier this year.

Associate Professor of Biology Natalie Nannas investigates how genetic information packaged into chromosomes is segregated when cells divide in meiosis and how this process is safeguarded to prevent miscarriage, infertility, and genetic disorders. Recent work in her lab focused on “selfish” chromosomes in maize, and the findings may have implications for countering climate change’s impact on agriculture. Her papers — often co-authored with student researchers — have appeared in highly regarded scientific journals, and her work is supported by the National Science Foundation. She connects teaching and scholarship using the new genome editing technology CRISPR into her Genes and Genomes course. She also launched a YouTube channel called SciKids Network to build excitement and literacy in STEM among elementary age children.

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President Steven Tepper tours one of several reforestation sites on campus with the 2024 sustainability summer interns and Environmental Health & Safety Specialist Sara Soika

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How Hamilton Leads: Sustainability

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CONSIDER IT A PRIVILEGE to be among the temporary

• Achieving high energy efficiency in our soon-to-be-con-

stewards of Hamilton’s storied grounds. Our job in Facilities

structed Innovation Center. Through the use of ground source

Management is to guarantee a safe, attractive, and sustain-

heat pumps, passive solar heating, low-energy LED fixtures,

able campus that furthers the College’s mission. At the same

occupancy sensors, and other sustainable attributes, we will

time, we work to honor and protect our rich, historic past

ensure our newest facility is a thoughtful example of sustain-

while ensuring welcoming living/learning spaces for generations

able growth.

to come.

Sustainability is not a guiding principle but rather a core

• Developing plans for electrifying the vehicle fleet on cam-

commitment integrated into every aspect of our work. Whether

pus. Our Facilities Management team has recently purchased

undertaking comprehensive renovations, embarking on new

a number of hybrid and fully electric vehicles, as well as electric

construction, or refining our daily processes, we prioritize sustain-

grounds equipment to usher in a new era of fleet management.

ability in all we do.

We accomplish this by using institutional and environmental

With each present and future initiative, we are committed to pro-

resources responsibly; celebrating the campus’ unique historic

tecting our historic campus while advancing sustainability and

character by prioritizing preservation and reusing assets that

ensuring a greener future for all.

meaningfully contribute to campus identity; conserving the natural spaces that contribute to the character of the campus and

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the health of its ecosystems; and advancing the College’s goal of

Associate Vice President for Facilities & Planning

achieving carbon neutrality by 2030 through efficient and sustainable use of natural resources.

That last point is crucial not only for our campus, but for the planet. In the coming months, we plan to make inroads in a number of ways, including: • Reducing energy demand in Taylor Science Center. While

accounting for just 10% of our total square footage, the facility is responsible for 25% of campus energy use. Through targeted initiatives, we aim to significantly lower greenhouse gas emissions, reducing our overall footprint by nearly 9%.

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Did you know? Hamilton is home to the third most significant reforestation initiative in the state of New York.

CARBON NEUTRAL BY 2030 The Hamilton Board of Trustees took a major step toward addressing climate change in March 2022 by approving a new goal for achieving carbon neutrality by 2030, 20 years earlier than the initial target of 2050.

A number of colleges and universities have set similar goals, however, some will rely on purchasing a large number of offsets, which are carbon credits that make up for greenhouse gasses already emitted. While Hamilton will likely need to purchase some offsets to reach the finish line, the College is taking

Sustainability Action Plan

a more aggressive approach by focusing on reducing emissions

This plan targets certain actions that go beyond carbon emissions,

and offsetting emissions through reforesting campus lands. This

many of which are implementable at the individual level. Included

requires fundamental changes to how Hamilton operates — from

are five key focus areas:

campus infrastructure to processes and human behavior. Doing so will achieve and sustain neutrality for generations to come.

Hamilton’s Sustainability Working Group announced the College’s Sustainability Commitments in April 2023, which

• Create a culture of sustainability on campus •

• Manage the College’s buildings, transportation fleet, and

energy use

included three action plans that outline how Hamilton will reach its goal.

Climate Action Plan Updated from the College’s previous plan released in 2017, this plan outlines infrastructural investments in renewable energy and transportation, targeted efficiency and conservation measures, improvements in land management, and offset projects as the final step to close any remaining carbon emissions gaps.

Land & Forest Stewardship Plan This plan implements five guiding principles: • Promote academic teaching/research opportunities to

enhance our educational mission • Maximize carbon storage and sequestration from our forests

and open/agricultural lands • Protect and expand the health and diversity of native flora and

fauna through reforestation, invasive species management, and appropriate silvicultural practices • Facilitate low-impact recreation and wellness opportunities • Promote biodiversity and native wildlife populations

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Advance sustainability across the curriculum

• Manage food and waste •

Make purchasing and procurement more sustainable

OUR PROGRESS Reducing Emissions In 2022, the single biggest source of Hamilton’s greenhouse gas emissions — 61% — was burning natural gas to heat buildings.

Incorporating geothermal heat pumps, a renewable, efficient energy source utilizing the natural heat stored beneath the Earth’s surface, is already having an effect. Unlike fossil fuels, which emit carbon dioxide when burned for heating or cooling, geothermal energy is renewable and emits minimal greenhouse gasses. In 2023, Hamilton’s net greenhouse gas emissions dropped to their lowest levels to date as inefficient heating systems were replaced. Also related, a 10% drop in emissions from onsite fuel use compared to the previous year occurred as the new systems went online.

Scan for more information and to read the plans

Reforestation Efforts By increasing the number of trees and enhancing the methods used to manage the College’s forests, the process of capturing and storing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere is improved. This is beneficial for reducing the amount of carbon dioxide in the air, which helps Hamilton mitigate climate change.

Several departments and groups have planted hundreds of native trees on a former agricultural field (known as Tract 11) within the Rogers Forest.

Students collect and package leftover food from Commons Dining Hall as part of the Harvest project

In December 2023, in line with the provisions of the Land & Forest Stewardship Plan, the College

Adding to the Arboretum

began reforestation efforts on a second field

Sustainability interns Betsy Gross ’24 and Adrian Stefan ’24 spent

(Tract 6) near Rogers Estate.

much of the summer of 2023 marking and cataloging the nearly 3,000 trees on campus. Information about each tree’s species,

Student groups/classes and faculty research efforts, including Hamilton’s Experimental Forest Committee, assist with the planning and execution of all reforestation efforts.

HOW HAMILTON STUDENTS HELP The dozen or so students known as the Hamilton Sustainability Coordinators spearhead academic and cocurricular projects that have a direct impact on the College’s carbon footprint. Working for Hamilton’s Environmental Protection, Safety, and Sustainability Office, coordinators are involved in planning and implementing everything from large-scale sustainability initiatives to community education and outreach. They serve as a bridge between all students and their elected representatives on Student Assembly.

Here is a sampling of recent projects and initiatives they have led or on which they have collaborated: Green Attributes In 2022, several Hamilton Sustainability Coordinators and summer interns designed the Green Attributes Project, which outlines how the College could use green landscaping as a tool to further

location, and capacity for carbon sequestration was recorded in a digital program called ArborScope for improved viewing and research purposes.

Harvesting for the Mohawk Valley Harvest is a popular student-powered food-salvage program aimed at tackling local food insecurity issues. Harvest managers and Hamilton Sustainability Coordinators spend several hours a week during the semester organizing shifts and volunteer outreach efforts. Last year, the program harvested 9,728 pounds – nearly five tons – of leftover food from the hot lines at Commons and McEwen dining halls and prepared it for eight regional community partners.

Forums and Discussions Each year, Hamilton Sustainability Coordinators host opportunities to hear others’ perspectives, including the Sustainability Fair held during Fallcoming and Family Weekend. Last year’s event tackled two big questions: “How can we characterize and adapt our cultures of waste management at Hamilton and the broader Clinton and Oneida County community?” and “How do we understand and address cultures of consumerism on the Hill?”

Hamilton’s commitment to sustainability. The project reduces Hamilton’s impact on the local environment and showcases the region’s natural beauty.

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How Hamilton Leads: Community & Belonging

S

INCE THE HEIGHT OF THE PANDEMIC, my

We’ve also redefined the roles within our team; for instance,

Student Life colleagues and I have observed shifts in

Resident Advisors (RAs) are now Community Advisors (CAs)

what our students want and need during their time

and are no longer expected to serve in an on-call capacity, so they

at Hamilton, particularly an even stronger desire for

can instead use that time to focus on creating meaningful shared

connectedness and belonging. Their experiences in

experiences within their own areas.

our residence halls are integral to achieving both.

Fostering collaboration and community has guided the design

By creating the necessary living environment, we empower students to learn, grow, and become resilient, self-confident

of many new and renovated academic spaces on campus. In the

individuals while being surrounded by supportive peers — some

coming years, the College plans to extend this focus to residential

of whom will become friends for life. This experience shows them

living by exploring opportunities to:

the value of community, equipping them with the skills to develop

• Increase the number of informal, centrally located spaces

for bringing people together •

Add more suite and apartment-style housing

•

Expand accessibility in more residences Spaces alone don’t create community; it also takes people,

programs, and processes. With that in mind, our team and other colleagues have reimagined how we approach our work and how we can cultivate welcoming and inclusive communities that bring students together in meaningful and creative ways. Before the last academic year, my office changed its name from Residential Life to Community Living to better reflect why we do what we do and our renewed commitment to fostering connections and creating spaces that feel like home.

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their own once they leave the Hill.

ASHLEY PLACE Assistant Dean of Students for Community Living

Students roasting marshmallows at the traditional Lighting of the Village

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Director of Opportunity Programs Aaron Ray with a student in the Phyllis A.H. Breland Center for Academic Success

“Opportunity on the Mic” has received overwhelmingly positive feedback, and thanks to Ray’s partnership with social media and other online communities, its reach extends beyond campus. “[Comments] were from people who worked in opportunity programs statewide and who were champions for it,” Nuñez said.

“It just touched my heart that we’re not only doing this for people on Hamilton’s campus, we could also be influencing other opportunity programs to have their own platform and their own voice to touch on their own histories.”

“A Beacon in Belonging” Meg Lambert ’27 has found a home — and feels at home — when she’s in front of a microphone.

Lambert is the newest co-host of “Opportunity on the Mic,” a podcast produced by Hamilton’s Opportunity Programs (OP) that celebrates the OP community and highlights its rich history and ongoing impact. The mostly interview-style podcast gives guests a space to share their stories.

“I didn’t think a podcast could feel like a home — no matter who you are or where you are. You can create a space for yourself and the people who are like you,” she said. “[Guests] leave feeling empowered, which is what we really want people to feel.”

Director of Opportunity Programs Aaron Ray and Kelvin Nuñez ’24 started the podcast in February 2023 to give people a voice and dispel misconceptions about the program. Since then, more than 35 episodes have been released.

“There are people who feel like [OP] is a diversity program.

We are a highly diverse program, but that’s more of a reflection on capitalism than on the intentions of our program,” Ray said.

“When I arrived, I got the sense that people didn’t necessarily know about our program, how it operates, or why it exists. Sitting down with Kelvin [and] reflecting on his experiences with people not understanding what OP was is how this podcast was born.”

According to Nuñez, the podcast’s value “comes from amplifying our community” and making “people feel that they are not alone in their experiences, doubts, or questions.” It has become a “beacon in belonging.”

“It represents where we want to end up — that is, in a place

Hamilton’s OP is not only a leader in access and opportunity on the airwaves, but through its programs and advising initiatives.

The OP recently received its largest ever HEOP grant — more than $3.1 million over five years — from the New York State Department of Education. According to Ray, it’s a competitive process and funding is not guaranteed.

“Because of [connections with] various departments around campus, we’ve been able to build a strong and comprehensive program that far exceeds the expectations of the state,” Ray said.

“When it came to submitting our proposal, I had great support from folks from almost every division … It was a true team effort to secure this funding, just like it is a full team effort to support this program on campus.”

WHAT MAKES HAMILTON’S OP STAND OUT Hamilton’s Opportunity Programs provide access to select, promising high school students whose circumstances would otherwise prevent them from attending Hamilton. All students offered admission through the OP have demonstrated academic competitiveness, leadership, initiative, and the potential for success in Hamilton’s rigorous academic environment, with support.

Quick Facts • OP is one of the oldest student support networks at Hamilton.

• There are approximately 160 students in the OP with 35-40

new students enrolling each year.

• Hamilton’s OP consists of two programs:

1.

Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP) was

where these conversations about who we are and what we do are

established in 1969 by the New York State Legislature to

happening all the time and outside of the podcast room as well,”

help students access private colleges and universities in

he said.

the state. Hamilton was among the first colleges to join.

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Scan to read the ALEX program report

Listen and subscribe to “Opportunity on the Mic”

2.

Hamilton Scholars Program was established in 1971 and supports students who are ineligible for HEOP due to

career advisor, and an ALEX advisor — students are also assigned an OP advisor who supports them throughout their journey.

residency outside New York or exceeding income guidelines. It is funded entirely by Hamilton, and the College is

Phyllis A. H. Breland Center for Academic Success

among a small number of private institutions in New York

This space near the OP office provides students with a collabo-

to offer such a program.

• OP is part of ALEX (Advise, Learn, EXperience), Hamilton’s

coordinated network of on-campus academic centers, resources, and advisors.

Summer Program The intensive and comprehensive five-week residential program begins each year in June and introduces students to college-level work through courses taught by Hamilton faculty members. It helps students create a sense of community by providing opportunities for enrichment, camaraderie, and civic engagement through planned excursions. By accepting the offer to attend Hamilton via the OP, students are immediately enrolled at no cost.

Advising In addition to the three advisors that every Hamilton student is assigned when they arrive on College Hill — a faculty advisor, a

rative and quiet space to study, relax, and be in community with each other.

Tutoring Through strategic partnerships with the Writing Center, Oral Communication Center, and Quantitative & Symbolic Reasoning Center, students have access to both one-on-one and groupfacilitated tutoring.

Financial Assistance Students receive financial aid that meets 100% of their demonstrated financial need. Students in good standing also have the cost of their books and academic supplies covered. There are funds available to help students cover unexpected emergencies.

Portions of this piece were derived from stories written by Alejandro Sosa Hernández ’26 and Holly Foster.

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Hamilton student interns at Utica City Court with Judge Ralph Eannace

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How Hamilton Leads: Active Citizenship

T

HE APPEAL OF ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP, a key

courses in the humanities and arts engage students with historical

element of Hamilton’s mission, has always been

and contemporary moral and ethical issues; Ambassador Sol

strong among the College’s students and alumni.

Linowitz ’35, recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, was a

The long list of graduates who led movements

German and philosophy major.

for change includes Gerrit Smith, Class of 1818, a

The tradition of the liberal arts in service to the greater good

prominent abolitionist and financier of Freedmen voting rights,

has marked our history as an institution. It is a tradition that

and Mary Bonauto ’83, whose argument before the U.S. Supreme

Hamilton sustains and which, in turn, sustains the College.

Court established the right to same-sex marriage. Each generation of Hamiltonians has produced ambassadors, members of

FRANK ANECHIARICO ’71

Congress, and elected and appointed officials in state and local

Maynard-Knox Professor of Government and Law

government. The spirit that animated these active citizens is evi-

Director, Levitt Public Affairs Center

dent today in more than a dozen clubs and organizations formed by students to engage with international affairs, domestic partisan politics, racial equity, and climate justice.

While the obvious place to look for courses that motivate students toward public service is the Government Department — which includes concentrations in world politics and public policy and the Program in Washington, D.C. — there’s a lot more throughout the curriculum. The Environmental Studies Program and the Economics and Philosophy departments offer courses that draw students into the challenges facing the United States and humanity in general. This is not to neglect the way that

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One way that Hamilton prepares students to effect positive change

Levitt Leadership Institute

in the world is by providing abundant opportunities for leadership,

The Levitt Leadership Institute promotes students’ understand-

advocacy, and service. Here are just a few examples:

ings of the relationship between mobilizing people and developing social policy. Its mission is to help students recognize, develop,

COMMON GROUND

and practice the kinds of leadership skills and ways of being a

Hamilton’s widely acclaimed program brings

leader that are essential for creating personal and societal changes

to campus highly respected thought lead-

in the current historical moment.

ers who engage in discussion that explores cross-boundary political thought and complex social issues. Common Ground speakers visit classes for small-group discussions where

Scan to read the Common Ground report

Social Innovation Fellows Students whose aim is to apply innovative approaches to address persistent social problems attend an intensive workshop during

students can ask questions and explore different perspectives, all

spring break and may later choose to join an innovation fellows

while articulating and formulating their own viewpoints on press-

cohort, participate in additional training, and apply for funding to

ing issues. Speakers also take center stage for presentations that

implement their ideas.

feature balance and inclusion of differing viewpoints, where they model the kind of respectful dialogue that should occur through-

Digital Human Rights Investigations Project

out our communities.

Students are trained to use open-source digital media to investi-

ARTHUR LEVITT PUBLIC AFFAIRS CENTER

gate and document human rights violations worldwide. Research based on open-source intelligence is being pioneered by non-

For more than 40 years, the Levitt Center has served as a hub for

profits and academic institutions internationally to improve

student change-makers interested in combining academic knowl-

transparency and fact-checking of investigative journalism and to

edge with practical skills to address persistent social problems in

strengthen legal cases in the area of international human rights.

innovative and ethical ways. Among its many programs are:

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Justice Lab

Through direct service volunteering, internships, philanthropy,

The Justice Lab pairs the study of societal challenges with the

awareness, and fundraising initiatives, Hamilton students

application of these concepts in a local context. During the

make lasting contributions to the well-being of the off-campus

semester, 12-16 students take integrated courses, including an

community.

internship, field study, and research project. Past programs have ranged from community health and wellness, to immigration and

Alternative Spring Break

asylum. The topic for this fall is Justice and Safety: Responses to

Every year more than 100 Hamilton students spend a week of

Gun Violence.

their spring break volunteering at nonprofit organizations. Student leaders plan the trips and assume responsibility for their success.

Summer Research Fellows Each summer several dozen students work individually or in

Community Opportunity & Outreach Project (COOP)

small groups, along with a faculty advisor, to investigate a public

The COOP connects students with Oneida County nonprofit

affairs question of their choosing. Recent topics have ranged from

agencies, creating positive change for community partners as

“Understanding the Impact of Removing Single-Family Zoning on

well as educational experiences for students. Examples include

Housing Affordability, Neighborhood Demographics, and Urban

tutoring programs such as Hamilton Reads and SAT Prep; serving

Development in Minneapolis” to “Rural Responses to Climate

as mentors with Strong Girls and the Midtown Utica Community

Change in Upstate New York: Renewables, Agriculture, and the

Center (MUCC); and Harvest food recovery.

(Im)possible.”

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Former U.S. Congressman Bob Inglis, director of the Climate Policy program at the Roosevelt Institute Rhiana Gunn-Wright, and Hamilton Professor of Government Peter Cannavo lead a Common Ground discussion “Two Voices, One Planet: Navigating the Climate Crisis”

Hamilton Association for Volunteering, Outreach, and Charity (HAVOC) HAVOC offers numerous direct community service opportunities in various fields such as education, animal care, and rehabilitation centers. Fundraising initiatives like bake sales, dodgeball tournaments, and holiday giving trees support a range of causes and organizations. Events include Make A Difference Day and MLK, Jr. Day of Service, where over 200 Hamilton students dedicate a Saturday afternoon to volunteering at a HAVOC site, and a campus favorite, Paws to Relax that brings pets to campus during finals week to help students destress while simultaneously helping support a local animal shelter.

I find it refreshing to hear from successful people having important conversations. Particularly, this year’s events on climate change policy were really fascinating, because it took what I was learning in the classroom and brought it to life.”

— ELLIE SANGREE ’24

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How Hamilton Leads: Alumni Contributions

T

HE THEME OF THIS YEAR’S IMPACT REPORT

n Regional Affairs volunteers, including chairs of major regional

IS LEADERSHIP, and nowhere is that more evident

Alumni Associations and ambassadors who represent small

than among our alumni. Hamiltonians go on to do

regional alumni groups, connect Hamiltonians in the U.S.

great things in their professions and communities,

and abroad.

and the dedication they have for their alma mater

runs deep. As volunteers, advocates, and donors, alumni take on leadership roles to ensure that future generations of students have access to the life-changing experiences that a Hamilton education offers.

Extra special thanks to the following: n Hamilton’s Board of Trustees, who are always ready to part-

ner in ways supporting people, programs, and places on the Hill. n Hamilton’s Alumni Council numbers about 130 extraordinary

volunteers, making it the most statistically representative body among our peer colleges. n Class leadership — including our dedicated class presidents,

class correspondents, and gift chairs — encourage engagement within their respective class.

n The Equity & Inclusion Committee promotes equitable and

inclusive policies and practices throughout the committees and structure of the Alumni Council, and establishes concrete ways to apply these principles across Alumni Association activities. n Alumni groups connect and identify based on common

interests/affiliation, providing alumni with the opportunity to celebrate their commonalities and deepen their ties to each other and to the College. Groups include Multicultural Alumni Relations Committee (MARC) and Kirkland alumnae. n The 1812 Leadership Circle recognizes our most dedicated

donors — those who make an annual gift of $2,500 or more to the Hamilton Fund (with introductory giving amounts available for young alumni). More than 1,000 alumni, parents, and friends participate. n More than 200 alumni and parents provide the foundation for

n The Hamilton Career Network includes graduates who help

our fundraising success by sharing their time, networks, and

current students and fellow alumni by providing internships,

talents to generate support for the Hamilton Annual Fund.

job opportunities, career information, advice, and mentorship. n The Nominations Committee recommends nominees for

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n To date, 1,500 donors make up the Chapel Bell Society, which

recognizes alumni, parents, and friends who establish monthly

alumni trustee and selects individuals to be recognized for

automatic recurring contributions. About one in five donors

their service to Hamilton.

now give this way, providing for loyal and continuous support.

Class of 1984 alumni marching in the AllAlumni Parade during Reunion Weekend

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Alumni Honor Roll of Donors CLASS of

CLASS of

Bob Pratt

Bob Atherley# Russ Chapman o† Ren Garypie Sheldon Glass† Dan Goodstein John Hitchcock Wendell Patton Stew Pollock† Charles Tager

1945

CLASS of

1946

Rolf Hubbe

CLASS of

1948

Jon Kaufman

CLASS of

1949

Lowell Swarts* Bert Wright

1954

CLASS of

1955

Roger D’Aprix o Al Kaiser Ron Krauss#† Peter Meinke Eric von Brockdorff

CLASS of

1950

Bob Bloomer o† Gabe Gregoratos Arnie Lerman† Charlie Paganelli# Mal Stephens o

CLASS of

1951

Al Bath Bruce Bowen John Byrne* Gus Fishel Bill Luers

CLASS of

1952

John Bagwill# Jack Banks o John Davis Jack Hoyt Harry Love o† John Parker David Schottenfeld† George Silvernell*†

CLASS of

1953

Alan Coleman o Ted Hansen Robert Kreutzer Bob Paganelli Al Persons Bob Scala o† Stuart Selby Carl Wheeler#

CLASS of

1956

Greg Bathon Bill Benson Ed Bradley Bob Connor Dick Field Bill Fivaz o† Gene Granof Reed Hand Jon Kelton Chip Pickering Harry Presberg Al Prettyman# Melvin Rosh Dave Smalley† Fletch Waller

CLASS of

1957

Burt Benjamin Bill Braunlich*† Jim Bromley Bruno Colapietro o Pat DeCarlis Ralph Drews Chris Durham o† Tom Farrell o# Rich Feleppa Lyell Galbraith Peter Germond Jim Gillespie Henry Goller Bill Greenleaf Carl Hansen Josh Koplovitz Bob Kraunz Paul McGiffin o#† Larry Savett

THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO SUPPORTED HAMILTON IN 2023-24.

While this Honor Roll includes only the names of alumni donors, the College is grateful for the generosity of the full Hamilton community of parents and families, friends, faculty, staff, and students.

James Taylor Tyler Thompson Lee Wolcott

CLASS of

1958

Thomas Benson Fred Brooks Peter Case† Gil Fuld John Glezen Rick Hatch† James Healy Henry Hyde o Malcolm McClinchie# Ran Miner o Phil Mower o Dick Parker o Roger Reville Jonathan Slater Tom Succop o Arnold Talentino Jeremy Walsh

CLASS of

1959

David Bluestone Jim Bonbright Jerry Dirvin o† Walter Hoffman Arthur Kerner Walt Lane Kim Levene† David Lyon Dan Murdock Bill Poole o† Dick Russell Don Savage Hans Solmssen o Don Spencer# Sam Stradling# Barclay Ward Bill Wieting o# Toby Winiarski o

CLASS of

1960

Jim Allen† Bill Boben Ed Chaitman David Crabb o Marty Hirsch Bruce Hopkins George Manitsas Fred Nichols o† Justin Park† John Pennisten Tom Perkins Neal Pilson † 1812 Leadership Circle

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Philip Puschel o† Robert Rockwell Jes Salacuse* Robert Tessler Jim Turnbull John Ward John White Preston Zucker

David Moody Jack Nagle Paul Rasmussen† Frank Sachs Jack Weaver o† Jay Welsh Bill Willis Henry Yager

CLASS of

CLASS of

John Anderson Denny Baldwin o# Tom Crane o† Bill Dehaven Dave Eckerman George Elferink o Bert Hand* Boyd Harman o† Steve Holden Steve Kittelberger o† Bruce Koloseike Bob Lanson Sev Marsted Bill Mattern o† Chris Mazzola† Bryant McCarthy Bill McKnight Hank Pinkerton o Bill Renert† Thomas Roberts Herb Rosen Ed Roth John Schoemer o Stu Shpetner# Joe Spaeth# Max Stachura Charlie Svenson o#† John Taylor Noel Turner† Will Weeks

Tag Adams Sam Armstrong Peter Badger o# Russ Bantham† Lynn Barden o Geoffrey Brown Jerry Brown# Steven Brown Dick Chapman Peter Coccia† David Corbit† Marc Cox Frank Denton Marshall Field o Ted Fleischer† Randy Foose John Fredenburg Michael Granof† Allen Green Carl Hayden o Ed Heinemann David Henehan Peter Herbruck Bob Joseph Jace Kahn o# Herb Kestenbaum o John Larkin† Marty Liberman Pete Lindley Rusty McKay o Christopher Morris Walter Pritchard Paul Sahler† Paul Silverman o Dave Spector John Sully Eric Swenson Charlie Thacher† Don Thiergard John Toohey† Curt Ufford John von Bergen o Chris Washburn o Larry Weidemier Laddy Weisenfeld Doug Wheeler David Wood† Bob Wunderle

1961

CLASS of

1962

John Arfmann Frank Bergmann Max Brace Phil Bremenstuhl Thomas Cantwell Sam Crowl* George Dechet Gary Ferraro Neal Goldman Don Gordon Skip Granville Frank Hamilton Philip Hineline Jim Honke Mike Kaiser# Ed Memmott # Chapel Bell Society

1963

oJoel Bristol Associates

* Deceased

CLASS of

1964

Chris Baldenhofer George Bashian Gordon Boak† Peter Bowles o# Ty Brown#† Don Burns Steve Busky Fred Capozzella Alan Carrel Dave Cook John Cowl† Ed Deci Mark Evans o† David Finch Terry Flora Charlie Fox Ken Gould Richard Granville Dick Hall o Scott Hand o† Lee Hanson Phil Hornburg Fred Hoyt# Dan Lamont† Peter Lathrop Hunt Lawrence† Roger Lewis o Dick Lynde† Art Massolo o† Stu Masters Don McCouch† Carl Meier Jim Memmott† Chip Mendelsohn Peter Munson Tom Nassau Tom Oberholtzer# Mel Ollestad Rick Pfau Larry Phillips Dick Sargent Jim Schleifer Hank Schmidt Jeff Shapiro Tom Slaight† Carl Smith David Snell Guy Spath Denny Terrell Paul Thomas Jon Vick o† David Volckmann Woody Walls o Dick Weaver Keith Wrigley Jack Zulack

CLASS of

1965

Todd Areson Phil Bailey o† Frank Belknap Carl Bianchi Ira Blankstein Alan Booth o Mike Brainerd o

Dennis Carrithers Frank Crego John D’Arcy o Jeff Dorsey Rob Fraser David Grubin Sam Havens o† Skee Houghton Doug Hyde Andy Johnson o Joel Johnson o† Bob Kern Bob Kessler Harry Kopp Jeff Kremen Mike Lane o# Henry Little Scott Macdonough o# Carl Neun† Rod Parker o† Art Paull Charley Putnam Lee Rancier John Reinstein Will Risley Doug Roberts David Robinson Bruce Rockwell# Steve Rounds o† Tom Schmitt† Norm Smith Geoff Stamm John Stovall Dewey Strohmeyer Chuck Sweet o Fred Taylor# Paul Thut Phil Toohey† Bill Toomajian† Phil Webb James Whitney Bob Wood o Tony Woodin o† Steve Woolson

CLASS of

1966

Mark Astor# Mike Batcheller Brian Callahan Tom Crane Thom Davis Chuck Dowd o Jack Eastham o† Rick Edelson† Stan Fisch Don Fleischer† Ted Frese† Tom Gouge o† Sam Hazlett Andy Horton# Marty Keller Bruce Lundberg Jim Mabie o John Marling Stuart Marsh Bill McClelland o† Jim Meade

Douglas Mufuka Tom Murray John Nichols o† Dan Oran Alan Podosek Bill Reukauf Ed Risley Daniel Ross# George Ruhl Tom Schwarz o† John Snyder o#† Steve Steinberg o† Woody Studenmund† Ron Thornton Tom Ward Joe Willner†

CLASS of

1967

Durwood Almkuist Bob Barker o Chuck Beach† Steve Beal o† John Berman Peter Bingenheimer o Charles Bonenti o† Al Broadhead# Woody Brown Andy Campbell Charlie Carson Jim Castrataro# Peter Chapin o Carter Colter# Ted Corwin Norris Dale Bill Darrin Tom Donlan John Dwyer Steve Fass Paul Feigenbaum Lee Garcia o† Jim Goodfellow Bill Henderson Pete Hotine Art Jones† Dave Kellogg Bob Kerr John Kingston Chris Koelbl Chuck Kreiner Michael Lang Demi Lappas† Ric Leavenworth Richard Leisner o† Fred Marty† David Payton o Richard Peskin Mike Richmond Charles Rinker# Ed Sarzynski† Barry Seaman† Jim Serrell Don Shonn o† Hans Siebert Dan Siegel Jon Tittler# Rick Watson David Wellington#†

Dave Wertz Nelson Woodfork

CLASS of

1968

Charlie Baldwin† Rod Baldwin o Watson Bosler Bruce Bowling John Capowski John Clark† Skip Conover o Alex Cruden o Walt Daub Ralph Davison Rick Eckberg Brad Emery Tyler Flynn Joe Gadbaw William Gilcher Gary Grayson Marshall Henry o# Fred Herriman† Hal Higby† Phil Hoffman† Stu Horowitz Kirk James# Peter Kingsley# David Lowry James MacIntyre* Mike Masseth o Blair McCune Edmund Mitchell Bruce Mohl Jim Morgan Peter Newkirk Larry Olney Ted Pitcher o† Jim Ricker# David Sansone† Jim Schoff Alan Severance# John Spangler Randy Splitter Charles Sullivan† Pierre Von Kaenel Chris Wheeler Chris Wilkinson#† Charlie Woodward o Michael Zedek Phil Zweig

CLASS of

1969

Mac Abbey Ted Baker Bill Barton o#† Bob Berger† Tom Biracree Johannes Bjornsson Paul Brandow† John Brendler Langdon Brown o† Bill Brown Bill Carson o Frank Coffey Steve Coffey

Rob Costantino# Keith Daniel o Phil Derfler John Drimmer Tom Ducibella o† Sandy Ewing Jim Franciose Tom Frawley† Ran Glennon o Fred Goossen Rob Harwood Mike Healy John Hester Howie Hodes Bob Horn Hank Hutson† Bob Hyland# Richard Hyman Lee Iwanski† Steve Kenny o† Dudley Kimball A.G. Lafley† Lewis Lawson Edd Lyon Brooks McCuen Phil Montegut Bill Muller David Obersheimer John Palmer Jeff Parsons# Charlie Prescott† David Roberts Karl Rogge Bob Ross Pete Schild Bob Schultz Mike Seitzinger o#† Carl Stockfleth Rob Stroud† Vinnie Strully o† John Suplee Don Tomb† Bob Tupper Peter Verrill o Rick Volp Carl Waldman Newell Warde# Dave Waters Matt Weber Gordon Webster Chuck Zellmer o

CLASS of

1970

Bob Andrews Mike Ball# Jim Banagan Jim Bellinger Myron Bloom Ray Boggs o# Donald Bord Kent Brown# Tom Burkstrand Jerry Ching John Cobbey Dick Cohen George Conner† Tom Copeland o†

If you gave but are not included in this list, or have a correction to your name, please let us know at hamily@hamilton.edu.

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Glenn Craft o John Engell Wil Everhart o#† Bruce Gaylord† Rich Glover Mickey Grieco† Joe Groff# Charles Hambrick-Stowe Bill Hamilton Jim Harmon#† Stewart Herman Wally Herrod Bill Johnson Roger Jones† Frank Karlinski Steve Katz† Kevin Kennedy† Tom Kensler Steve Linett† Michael Lordi Percy Luney Bruce MacIntyre# David Margolies William Martin Wils Mathias David Moore Jim Newell Peter Nord Ting-Yi Oei# Joseph Ort Bill Pattengill Jerry Pisanelli# John Pitarresi# Charles Post Geoff Precourt Craig Purcell Steve Rabe† Doug Redmond Steve Remis John Sarris Rob Shallish o† Marty Sherman o Chet Siuda† Rick Soued o Peter Surgenor Bill Tucker Dave Uber# Frank Valone o† John Vaneria Jeff Wagner Ed Wayland Eric Wiechmann† Jon Wygant Don Younkin

HAMILTON CLASS of

1971

Steve Baker Anthony Bernini Dan Berry† Jim Bilik# Tom Campany† Jim Carey† Dan Carlson o Joe Cincotta Tom Collins Tom Cooper o Jeffrey Crane

Paul Crumrine o Al D’Accurzio Bruce Delventhal Steve Dennis Frederic Endemann Paul Forman David Hamlin John Harper Rich Hole† Paul Holmes Jonathan House Torry Johnson† Philip Jones Arthur Kalita o† Dan Keane Steve Kinsky# David Klein† Roy Leckonby Hatch LeFevre Jeff Little o† Will Longstreth Peter Margolin David McCart# Ron Mechur o Henry Melchor Stavros Michaelides Jim Morgan John Nelson Thomas Nolan Bob Pasley Ted Pfohl Jerry Pitarresi† Rory Radding Curt Read Tom Reid Rob Ridder† Pete Rowley Phil Rumsey Art Rynearson o Joel Salon Peter Salsbury o# Hugh Sampson† John Stahl Bob Stiles o† John Tobin Charles Van Vlack o# Jim Weiss Phil Welch Ken Wesley# Ralph Williams# Kim Williams Jack Withiam o† Bill Wright o Jaime Yordan† Mark Zeichner

KIRKLAND CLASS of

1971

Debbie Moskowitz# Bonnie Purinton Nancy Ross

HAMILTON CLASS of

1972

John Bailey Paul Baker Carl Ball

Larry Barruch Scott Belleman o Eggs Benedict Bob Bernstock Tom Broderick Thrassos Calligas Bill Carmalt Jon Cohn o Thomas Creamer Kurt Czarnowski Seth Dabney Bill Daugherty o Larry Donofrio# Robin Dretler o Andy Fenster Paul Flynn o Robert Frazee Mike Gillette Jack Gordon Al Groff o J. K. Hage o V. Hansmann William Hardy Dennis Hartzell Dud Humphrey Jon Hysell o Ken Judson James Jurinski Ed Krumeich Chris Litchfield Terry MacAvery Jose Marcal Matt McKenna Steve Myers# David Nathans Richard Nelson John Oster Steve Paskoff o Douglas Patey Andy Peterson o Jay Reise Glenn Reisman Michael Roden Dick Rogan Robert Rosenbaum# Ronald Roth Jerry Ryan o Mike Scarpitto Bob Shea Ken Sherban John Sims Steve Sislo Carl Spellman Michael Stone o Dick Stuhr Bill Thomas Wallace Thompson Jack Toukatly Wai Tsui Roman Tybinko George Van Allen Larry Van Meter Tom Vilsack John Waddock o Michael Walsh Stuart Williams Steve Wulf Andrew Yale

† 1812 Leadership Circle 32

KIRKLAND CLASS of

1972

Anne Armfield Hahn† Nancy Bargar Martha Barrett Schwerdtle Julie Beinecke Stackpole Katrin Belenky Peck Christie Bell Vilsack† Susan Bickford o Cordelia Burpee Mary Ann Cleaves Mikey Dodds Russell† Janet Horsman Ridder† Donna Kerner Judi Levine Joan Mamelok Sue Morgan Jennie Morris Daphne Petri Constance Rivoire Elspeth Savage McClelland o† Lisa Sinclair# Eleanor Spencer Tupper Barbara Stein† Betsy Swallow† Salli Wheeler Joyce Yaffee†

Dennis Oakes#† Phil O’Neill Tom Palmer Jeff Paton George Pendergast Tom Reagan Tom Reilly† Mark Rice o† Steve Sadove† Rick Santa# Roy Schecter o† Peter Schloerb† Michael Serino Steve Small o Roger Soderberg o† Peter Spellane Joel Swetow Steve Tafaro# Tommy Thompson o James Vick#† Bob Wasko Bob Webb Peter Wenigmann Bill Wilson Ben Wu Cheung Yue† Peter Zicari

KIRKLAND CLASS of HAMILTON CLASS of

1973

Eric Allen o# David Bailey David Behnke Jim Bramley Robby Brewer o† Tim Brooks Pete Brown O.J. Burns Craig Caldwell o Jim Caraher Brian Caswell Brian Cavanagh Steve Cotten John Covino Chuck Cutolo Art Domby† Rick Eckman o† George Edwards Jim English Alan Fisher o Nat Follansbee Alan Friedman Fred Gitner Kenneth Givens Stuart Hamilton o#† Tim Hogeboom Doug Jones† Robert Kazanjian† Stu Kestenbaum Dick Koelbl Steven Lawrence† Ted Leinwand Kevin MacKenzie Ray Malfer o Jim McCrea Woody Navin# Dave Nemens # Chapel Bell Society

1973

Cynthia Bacon Nelson Gretchen Bath Connie Belfiore Anne Cary Sampson Barbara Clark o Jean Dorsey Miller Miriam Holmgren McCrea Jean Miller-Zinn o# Leslie Milligan Spangler Tamia Patterson Karlinski Deborah Pender Hutchison Jennifer Potter Hayes# Kristin Wambold Liebling Elaine Weiss

HAMILTON CLASS of

1974

Peter Ackerman Bob Allers Stephen Applegate† John Baird George Baker† George Bellows Richard Biggar Fred Bloch† Michael Bordy o#† Jeff Bowen† David Buck Arden Calvert Dave Carlisle Cosmo Castellano# Brad Caswell o Jeff Collins Roman Dobransky John Donohue Larry Dunn Greg Eisenhut

oJoel Bristol Associates

* Deceased

Warren Emerson† Mark Farrell Nigel FeBland Chuck Flynn† Ernie Found† Stephen Fowler Lawrence Gaylord Rob Gaylord Rob Gianfranceschi James Gibson# Glen Gilbert o Jeff Grabell Robert Hanek Andrew Heller David Hertzog† Jeffrey Hewitt o# Fred Hirsh Fred Holender James Hollinshead Mark Holmes Donald Hughes Joe Hughes Jonathan Hutchison Bruce Johnson# Martin Kane Gordon Kaye† Stanley Kaye Don Kendall o† Jim Kennedy Peter Kirschenbaum John Knox Louis Levenson Alan Levy Charles Liebling Marc Lifset† Jim Linakis Jim Logan Gary George Luhmann Jack Lynch Ben Madonia o#† Kenneth Marten Tony Mazzarella Gard McLean o† Dean Mitchell Paul Montalbano Jeff Morgan David Morse† Rick Muska John Nania† Rocco Orlando† John Osborne Harry Parker Jim Peskin Harry Phillips Vince Pomeranz† Robert Potter John Powers† Bill Pum Ben Ramsey James Rishel Jeff Rose Richard Roth* Eric Ruckert Dan Ruff Larry Sager Manny Sargent Matthew Schaefer Neil Shallish Dave Shapland

Mike Sherer Peter Shumaker Bob Sinche† Doug Singer o Drew Sisler* David Smith David Stimson Arthur Stone John Sundman Nick TeBordo Harold Warren Jim Waters Ed Watkins o# Paul Weichselbaum Page West† William Whitham Jim Wieboldt John Williams Jeffrey Williams Larry Wingert# Dick Wissler

KIRKLAND CLASS of

1974

Paige Adams Ann Aldrich Ashton Applewhite Liz Asch Downing Nancy Avery Dafoe# Barbara Beise Lynn Bennett Mitchell Judi Carlen Judy Crown Robin Downs Burns Frances Dunwell† April Eberhardt Rebecca Eddy#† Jeri Eisenberg Suzy Elmiger Peggy Farber Carol Ferguson Hernandez Beth Fletcher Ellen Gelzer Mason Carol Goodman Kaufman Sara Ann Gordon Karen Griffey Virginia Hamilton Judith Hansen Winters Cassandra HarrisLockwood Susan Hartman Susan Hase Marcia Hecht Melissa Hentges Lynne Hochheiser Groff o† Sharon Honig Citrin Goldstein Elisabeth Horwitt-Putnam Kristen Howard Jane Irwin Droppa† Bobby Ismail Lisa Jablow Deborah Kane Caryn Katz Heather Kirkland Beth Kneisel Krumeich† Ellen Kravitz Susan Krinsky

Ann Lancina Brueggemann Cara Lee Ellen Lefferts Anne Levenson Brown Barbara Lewert Kubey Patty Lowy Jan Maier Anne Mavor Jill Maynard Elyse Meltz Elizabeth Meyer Steele Connie Miner† Kathryn Myers Kiki Napier Nanelle Napp† Joanne Papanek Orlando† Marguerite Pile† Tia Pinney Peg Read-Weiss† Heather Saunders Estes Melinda Seeley Valencia Deborah Serrano# Judith Shapiro Kathleen Smith Joan Tuchman Elyse Victor Lois Weithorn Lynne Wilkinson Muller Maria Zammit o†

HAMILTON CLASS of

1975

Mike Barlow Harold Bogle o† David Brody Eric Brooks Mike Calder# Kevin Clark David Clarke Thomas Coogan Daniel Cotlowitz# Sean Delany David Duggan Bob Evans George Fett o# Henry Glick Dave Godlewski Barry Haimes Bill Hooke Michael Horn† John Hutchins o Jeffrey Janata Rich Klapper† Joe Konen o#† Stephen Krensky Jack Levy† Joseph Lewis Peter Lotto o# Bob Lyford† Hugh Mackay# Kevin McTernan Mitchel Ostrer# Louis Pacilio Thomas Pirodsky Peter Regan† Howard Riessen Kevin Snyder Andy Sobel

Keehn Thomsen Dan Trachtman† Chak Tso# William Underwood# John Westcott Peter Wilson# Doug Wright o David Zimet

KIRKLAND CLASS of

1975

Tami Aisenson Kris Barthelson Grabell Julia Clarke Martha Freymann Miser Shelley Gertzog Cowan Karen Hoffnagle Christina Houston Howard Lynn Hyman Butler Alice Kohn Domby† Susan Lewis Kaye† Beth Martin o Maya Memling Martha Nettleton Pacilio Patti Pomerantz WendyEllen Schacknow Cochran Laura Tenney Carolyn York#

HAMILTON CLASS of

1976

Don Armstrong Steve Ayres Thomas Beck Henry Bedford† Roger Berman† Steven Brooks† Mark Brownell Gary Buonanno Chip Cater Doug Errico# Pete Follansbee Doug Geary Brian Gelber† Horace Gioia Douglas Glucroft Blair Haas John Heyl# Mike Howard Robert Johnson# Mark Kasdorf Alec Keith Douglas Kinney Eric Kraus Bruce Lieberman Bob Loughrey Matthew Meagher Mark Mesinger Tom Moore Robert & Mary Helen Morris† Tom Newman Jim Pechmann Joseph Pechmann# John Perticone Whang Phang

Chip Presutti# Bill Purcell Mitchell Radin† Kerry Regan Donald Reynolds† Danny Rosner Joe Rutherford# Joe Shrum John Shulansky Mike Sigler Alan Silverman o Walter Stugis o# Jack Syage† Joe Terranova Chuck Tint o† Scott Toop† Moe Vaughan Dennis Walsh Tim Woodlock

KIRKLAND CLASS of

1976

Debby Ballard# Adriana Bate Diane Davis Christine Deluca Lotto o# Heidi Dent† Elizabeth Hull Dorothy Irwin Annie Karl Halvorsen Carol Kindig Urbanic Patti Lieberman Kimberly Oliver Aviva Schneider† Marylee Stull Ashby# Lisa Uvanni# Isabel Weinger Nielsen# Pinar Yilmaz

HAMILTON CLASS of

1977

Alan Armstrong David Ashby# Bob Attridge Jan Berger# Reed Bergwall Kevin Brophy Richard Burns Brian Coombes Mark Curran Dave Donahue Lester Duke Adam Eilenberg Tom Ewing Stephen Feldman Joe Forand Bob Frisina# Harry Gelb Greg Getz Dave Greenhalgh David Griggs o Bill Harley Warren Hart o† David Hess o† Jack Hornor Charlie Hudson Gregory Kaupp

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Deke Kerr David Kumatz David Lipkin Nick Lore Jeff Martin Tom Masterson Scott McLean Howard Morrison#† David Nichols† Jim Oliver Paul Paganelli Bruce Peckham Greg Pepe# Dave Pisanelli Bob Portin Chris Regan† Jon Roth Eric Schoch o Phil Spellane Les Steiger Tom Stoenner David Tabachnick Bill Tarbell Herbert Thomson Mark Tredinnick Ken Turnbull# Henry Urban Linc Weed Corey Weiner Jack Widman#

KIRKLAND CLASS of

1977

Kate Anderson Fisher Ann Baker Pepe# Sara Joline Bedford† Jennifer Kirkpatrick Jane McAllister Kathleen McGraw Mary Moore Brown† Liz Porter Hawkins o† Lori Richard Reidel o# Lisa Sherman Wade Susan Skerritt o† Eileen Stone Valerie Tomaselli Carol Travis Friscia o† Mayada Wadsworth

HAMILTON CLASS of

1978

Daniel Barr John Boehmke John Brennan o† Steve Brennen David Burgess Timothy Carney James Carouso Jon Conklin Rob Coughlin Jim Cumming Blake Darcy o† Tom Dolan# Sam Finnell Merrill Fliederbaum Stan Foo Mike Friedman

Brian Grogan Tom Hanshaw Randy Haselton Phil Hawkins o† Harris Healy Joe Hutchison Paul Kaleta† Ahmet Karamustafa Eric Karl o† Christopher Kilbourne John Klauberg o† Scott Klein o Ken Lehman Mike Lengvarsky Dave Liebers Bob Malaby Michael Margolin Bob McCormick Bob Millar† Ted Molloy Gerard O’Neill Kevin Osborne Fritz Reid Mike Ricci John Rice o† Mark Smith# Jeff Stoller Ethan Tower Jay True James Turner Tom Vance Andrew Wilson o Schuyler Winter Glen Wolther†

KIRKLAND CLASS of

1978

Anda Bigham Hutchins o Debbie Block Ellen Bobruff Reese Susie Broadhurst Taylor Cathy Fahey o# Claire Gibbons# Judy Gray# Connie Halporn Debby Jelin Newmyer Joan Killough-Miller Fleur Marks Rueckert Elizabeth Ohiku Jo Pitkin Michele Queffelec Brooks Penny Watras Dana o Nancy Zacks HAMILTON CLASS of

1979

Aron Ain o† Kevin Barry Jane Becker# Howard Berger Alan Blasenstein# Bill Brancard Frank Brennan Kevin Burns Joe Cardone Leslie Conway Regan†

Kim Coons# Mark Covey# Steve Culbertson o† Susan Danaher Buonanno Bob Delaney† Ron Domescek† Tom Doolittle Molly Finnell Steve Gaines Michael Galvin Joe Getman Ian Graig# Mike Grygiel Robert Hartheimer† Adelaide Herkert Harris† John Hewko o Joe Holliday Peirce Hunter# Hal Husovsky o† Bob Johnson† Val Jones o Richard Kadlick o† Michelle Kassner† Ellen Keats Woody Kerr Rick Kienle Russell Killough-Miller Tom King Bob Kinkel Alex Knox Jack Koelbl John Koshel Terry Koshel Marianne Lanigan Gilland Tom Livingston Cliff Lyons# John Magee Bruce Mandia Tom Mariani Clint Marshall# Bill Meagher† Bryan Nahrwold George Nehme† Cedric Oliver Peck Overpeck David Pearce Imad Qasim o† Chris Rees Michael Salmon Tom Schaumburg Eric Scheinkopf# Don Schneider Bill Sidford† David Kenneth Smith Bill Southworth Rick Stone† Jon Strum John Tangeman Angela Valenziano Ross Mindy Wagner Kim Williams Kathy Woolf Jonas

KIRKLAND CLASS of

1979

Wendell Willis Livingston

† 1812 Leadership Circle 34

CLASS of

CLASS of

John Barron Doug Berlin† Rich Bernstein o† Susanne Bierds Gerdes Ed Bonanno Phyllis Breland Jim Brown† Sean Buckley Mike Burkhard Tom Byrne Doug Chandler Nancy Crown† Peggy Daniel Scott Dillenback# Mark DiNovi Charles Duke Jon Englund o Robert Failing Jonathan Fellows† Mark Franklin Bob Fryklund o† Seth Gelsthorpe Noreen Hanford Harenberg Jon Hind Cathy Hinz McNally Bill Hutchens Linda Johnson o† Craig Keast Dave Kelso Phil Kesaris Ivan Kline Cheryl Kohn Gelb Mort Korn# Jenny Law Leung John Leib Mary Mahon Foley Lisa Master Brian McNally Drew Miller Larry Milner John Moukad Mike O’Connor# Jeff Ogden Maureen O’Neill Fellows† John O’Reilly o# Marty O’Toole o Tom Porter Ron Pressman o† Rae Rau Charlie Robinson Bruce Roy Mike Rubashkin Robert Sand Paul Sartori Mark Schenkman Michael Schiazza Sandy Schirmer Steve Starnes o#† Bob Stern Pete Swartz Steve Symonds Jane Thurber Frank Tietje Tom Tyler Derek Van Volkenburgh Dean Wetherell Keith Whelan

Scott Armstrong Frank Ashby# Tom Balch Barbara Bennett Burklund Jack Black David Blood† Karen Brau Andy Buteux Steve Carman† Michael Caudell-Feagan Stephen Clark† Abby Coffin o† Peter Coffin o† Scott Comstock Douglas Corazza Elly Cyr# Chad Davis o Steve DeSalvo Lou Di Cerbo#† Mary Jo Dorko Martin Jonathon Eder Corrine Gachowski Helen Gamble Ross Gnesin† Bruce Graveley Phil Greenough Jim Hacker† Chip Haslun David Hayes Nat Hunter Ted Jaeckel Rob Kaplan# John Keim Rob Kerr Michael King Jim Kizielewicz† Albert Kraus Craig Lasher Stephanie Leiter Lauri Levitt Friedland† Katherine Lloyd Ruth Luwisch Nancy Martin Gernert† Peter Masci Paddy McGuire o# Mike Metz† John Meyer Lisa Miller Scott Newman Andy Nill Bob Pigott Mike Radziwon Gary Rejebian Mark Richardson Sarah Robinson Jonathan Schooler Doug Sgarro† Cindy Shaw Wirene Ed Silver Kevin Smith# Nancy Spellane Elia Dave Steinwedell o Scott Stewart† Orhan Taner Cathy Tuttle DeSalvo Tod Wales Bruce Weir

1980

# Chapel Bell Society

1981

oJoel Bristol Associates

* Deceased

Greg Williams Jay Wilsey

CLASS of

1982

Bill Ackerman Scott Allocco o Jud Allport Joel Amidon Perrin Arturi† Julia Averett Buteux Bob Ballou Bruce Barton David Bawden Alice Blondin Carman† Patty Boas Peter Bradley Steven Buchsbaum Steve Calder John Chatas#† Robin Chesnut-Tangerman# Mel Chesnut-Tangerman# John Coleman William Cooper# Kathy Corsi† Adam Cowles# Liz Dayan Michael Denk† Jeff Dermksian Barbara Driver Keast Kevin Edwards David Elmes Mary Evans o† Stacey Fell Milne Scott Fertik Mike Fisher Grover Fitch Beth Fox Tulloch

Matthew Gesner Shelley Getter Steve Gill Greg Good Scott Grant Bob Guth# Madeleine Hartt Richard Harvey† Kate Hastings o† Rhonda Heffern# Greg Hoogkamp o† Chuck Huebner† Charles Joseph Rob Kantrowitz Dave Kassay William Katz J. Kelley† Katrinka Kip Art Klossner Ward Lassoe# Jon Leibowitz Julie Leitman Fook Lo Jon Mack Pat Marthage# Jim Martin Anne Mason# Karin McNeill Ellen Minor Dave Moonay Robert Mooradian Timothy Morgan Ed Moriarty† Tom Neumann Bob Oberrender† Amy Owens Goodfriend o† Erinch Ozada† Tim Pynchon

Bruce Ray Brian Rivotto Phil Robinson† Dan Rosenfeld Tracy Schneider Mary Seidner o Cynthia Sherwood Evans Steve Singer Paul Sugg Ellyn Tannenbaum Schumacher# Ward Urban Patrick Ward Donald Wells Bill Wolf† Jim Yetman

CLASS of

1983

Neil Ascher Amy Barry Rebecca Beemer Kathleen Bentley Wit Betsy Bitner Ed Blucher Steve Braat Dave Bradley Ellen Brand Kevin Brown† Marie Carole o# John Christopher o#† Betsy Clayton Towell† Bill Coen† Kevin Conroy Mischa Cooney Frith Crandall Cathy Crosby# David Crossland#

Susan Dandridge Helen Davis Paul DeBruyn Katherine Decker Sutton David Edwards† Ronald Evans Todd Feitelson Sarah Felton Joe Femia Joseph Flynn o† Cindy Giglio John Hadity o#† Nina Harkrader Andres Henriquez Sharon Higdon Natasha Householder# Scott Hunt† Azar Kattan# Bob Kiely Scott Klimo Dave Lahey† Tom Lambdin Nathan Letts John Lin Joe Lopez Debbie Lower Wandzilak Jim Madden# Lisa Manz-Dulac Elaine McBeth#† Lynn Minich Brian Moll Jim Morey# Gordon Murray Ellen O’Looney Hakala Charlie Osgood Elizabeth Perry Cathy Petras Kathryn Pilch

Leslie Piper# Geoff Pomeroy# Meredith Poole# Bob Rawson# Michael Richman† Rob Rusk Suzanne Ryan# Anna Sander# Ellen Schemerhorn Andrea Shkane Jeffrey Silberzweig, MD Andy Slentz† Barb Smalley Rob Smits† Ted Spangenthal# Erick Steen Ian Stewart† Steven Stork Alan Sundburg Geoff Towell† Doug Trout Steve Valone# Ruth Weiner Kouides Michael Weissman Jay Williams Wayne Yaffee Cheryl Yakey o

CLASS of

1984

Chereh Adomah Liz Allport Sal Angotti Tyson Arnedt Betsy Bacot† Libby Barlow Jeb Beckwith Mark Bixby

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Jim Blackwood Sally Blanks Mike Boyd# Kathy Bradley Sullivan o Hugh Brady Mary Beth Brazill Connor Julie Brenner Sonya Brouner Bill Brower Ted Brown Steven Burnett Nadine Chanatry Dye Dean Cinkala Paul Clauss Julia Cowles o† Chris Craig Daniel Crofton Jim Crowley George Davis Debra Dawson-Kafami Brian Day Mike Diebus David Dirvin Jill Doonan Olwert† Tom Finn o† Amy Fleming Jim Fornshell Debra Freeman Matt Fremont-Smith o† Andy Friedmann Bill Gaden† Tricia Galloway Huerster Dan Garcia John Gevinski#† Paul Gillespie Bruce Goldstone Dave Gordon# Betsy Graham Tilkemeier Chad Graves† Tom Griggs Patty Grunebaum Bob Hamill† Tracy Hamlin Groves Curtis Hane Tyler Hathaway Tim Hopkins o Nate Hyde David Janssen Carol Johnston Todd Jones Holly Kehoe Amidon John Kiffel Elizabeth Kimber Garret Kramer Dell Langlois Michele Lauria Michael Lent James Lesser Alex Levay Alex Lewis Alec Lipkind Paula Lisick Hane# Greg Lombardi Randi Lowitt Gnesin† Vincent Maddi† Sharon Madison† Jonathan Magruder o† Jacqueline Maloy Mark Mancuso#

Sparky Marta Burr Martin Donal Mastrangelo Helen McGee Konrad† Jack McHugh Michael McLaughlin Liz Menges o#† Charlie Mierswa† Audrey Moore# Howard Morgan† Ron Mornelli# Karen Oberthal Latham Kathy O’Connor Stewart† Anne Oplinger Rebecca Owen Bob Paganelli Kate Parker-Burgard# F.W. Pearce Jim Perley Carol Peterson Corea Monty Pooley† Kate Puleston Joan Randolph Magruder o† Pat Raycraft Bob Reed o# Jim Rest Jane Rindsberg John Robards Andy Rosenfeld# Julie Ross#† Julia Roth Mierswa† Mary Rozell† Megan Ryan Kelley† Gregg Sandreuter Tom Schoder Adam Seidner o Laura Shoifet Yaffee Ken Siegert Kent Sinson Dan Sixsmith Brad Sklar† Pam Skripak# Alfred Slanetz Al Sofen David Solomon o† Susan Stedfast Bill Stein Kate Stewart Joe Sullivan o Brian Sullivan Wendy Suslak Nanus Steve Tager Dewey Thom# Tom Trainer Bob Tucker# Chris Ullrich PJ Venti Drew Winner#

CLASS of

1985

Ann Adler# Scott Amoye Mason Ashe† Chris Barry Henry Barton David Berthiaume#

Bill Boben Abbie Brady o Scott Brinitzer#† Robert Brown Willard Burns Daphne Capon Fred Chesnut# Paula Clancy# Sean Clancy# Daniel Connolly Aeon Cummings#† Cathy Dimiceli Masie o† Jamie Donahoe Stephen Durfee# Pat Durner Margie Edelston Abrams Marie Figge Layton Anthony Foster Erica Foster Larry Frye Kate Glezen Cutko# Laura Goldberg Kuller Gretchen Grad o Debbie Grassi Baker# Melissa Graves† David Greene† Sherman Hall# Adam Harder Diane Harpold Ann Hausmann o Jan Henry John Herrera Rick Hogan Adam Hohenberg Mark Holmen# Carolyn Hoyt Stevens# Suzanne Kelsey Susan Kim† Suzanne King Ed Krawitt† Susan Kusion Gibbons Martha Lane† Keith Lane-Zucker† Rob Leeds† Dorothy Mather Ix Melissa McAndrew Rinzler† Gus McGrath Andy Melnick Peter Menges o#† Chuck Miller Thomas Moore Julie Munn Hale John Murphy# Rick Murray Danielle Nazarian Mark Niles Gary O’Neil Susan Orr# Jennifer Pease Cindy Pensock Stockwell Sue Plunkett Kate Pooley† Bill Pratt Maura Rafferty Craig Meg Reilly# David Rhind† Matthew Richardson Edward Rieger Alice Rusk † 1812 Leadership Circle

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Julia Sauter Andrea Seeley Taylor# Laura Siff Reichert Jennifer Smith Bixby Lillian Snow Muffy Szegvari# Doug Welch Kathryn Wells o Ed Whitehead Art Whittemore Jack Wingate David Wit Alan Wolfe Fred Zalatan

CLASS of

1986

Rachel Arnedt Peter Blanchfield Nancy Bodurtha Annette Breed Williams Maria Buteux Reade Priscilla Cohn Karnovsky Amy Collins Pam Cowan O’Neill# Seamus Crotty Andy Curran# Nick Dazzo Jim Dennison#† Brooks Donnelly# Meredith Emerson Ritchie# Stefan Engelhardt o† Tracy Fauver o# John-Andrew Forde Maria Foti Sue Fowley Gillespie Alice Ganoe Brian George Mike Gilfillan† Jeff Glauber Jean Grady# Andy Griswold Patrick Griswold George Grunebaum Maureen Hamilton Nelson# Karen Hershey John Hincks A.A. Hopeman David Hornblower*† James Hornblower† Christian Howland Matt Hulbert Melissa Joyce-Rosen o# Reenie Kinney† Jennifer Klein Edward Liebers Ellen Livio Steve Lorenz Douglas Lovell John Lucas† Barb Malott Kizziah† Heather Manspeizer# Chris Martel Janet McLaughlin Anne McLusky Rich Meyer Betsy Moriarty Issy Perez†

# Chapel Bell Society

Martha Perkins Ann Rafferty Franciskovich Lisa Regan Anderson Jane Robinson Collins† Clint Shaw† Bob Siembida Libby Sullivan Roseman Lindsay Suter Chris Telfer McKenna Alice Tornquist† John Vecchione Catherine Washburn Sam Welch#† Chuck Westhofen Mari Whelan Schoder Jim Whitcomb Ian Williams Jim Windolf

CLASS of

1987

Lisa Apicelli Wood Gaby Ballin Benjamin† Tom Bankert Dave Bard Rob Baron† Jeff Bennett Greg Bolduc Marcy Botwick Sally Boulter Allison Boyer Donald Brewster Jen Burdsall Ganger Hitz Burton† Chris Byrne Ray Camano Lesley Carroll John Cavanaugh† Laurel Choate# Connie Coburn† Archon Conley Ashley Cook Cleere# Liz Crawford Van Duyne Peter Cross# Stephanie Cross# Janet Czachorowski Brienza Erik Daly Julie Dansingburg Kelley# Alex Darcy Denise DeFiebre Nancy Dennis Lori Dennison#† Pamela Doran Connor John Fargis† Chris Flagg Susan Flood Valence Josh Harwood Alison Hill o† Jennifer Hill o† John Hinge Deborah Hogan Liz Holland Monique Holloway o#† Eric Holloway o#† Kathy Hoy McDermott#† James Hulme Beth Ivers Munro† Susanna Jacobus

oJoel Bristol Associates

* Deceased

John Kilburn Lea Kuck o† Karen Kuppinger Kelly Lambert Walker Tom Lamond Lori Landers-Carvalho# Rob Lowe† Steve Mare# Tom Marriott Sarah McNeely Byrne Michael Meola† Paul Mickel Leslie Moseley Rioux# John Munro† Dorothy Murray Belshaw Laurie Mutch Trout John Nye† Jack O’Brien# Donald O’Shaughnessy Jo Ellen Paolini Pinkham Bud Pellecchia Peter Piro Ellen Rainey Julie Reinshagen Nancy Roob† Kathy Rosbrook Hayden Lori Rottenberg Rich Ruffer#† Doug Rutnik Jackie Salcedo Jon Santemma† Julie Saunders O’Shea† Perry Seelert o Joann Senzel Nestor† Jeff Shapiro Andy Solomon† Andrew Stewart Duke Stoner Meno Stroemer Chris Sulavik Joe Sullivan#† Anne Ternes Robin Tuttle Joe Verga Eileen Visco T.J. Walker David Warner Steve Webster Diana Williams-Corless Allison Woodward MacCormick

CLASS of

1988

Karen Abbott Alice Anthony Susan Bacot-Davis#† Victoria Barnes Lovely Judy Baumhover Joe Blackburn Wesley Blount Jeff Bochman Thomas Broderick # Tom Burton Kimberly Butler# Patty Butler#† Aleck Che-Mponda Paul Cherrier

Pete Clayton Lauren Creamer o Doug Cronin Victor D’Adamio# Delma De La Fuente Christine De Vegvar Parson David DeSantis#† Maria DiGiulian Julio Dolorico# John Driscoll Patty Dunne Lewis Bob Feighan o† Claudette Ferrone Patty Frost Andonis Godis Wendy Goldberg Pew Karen Granath Charlton† Eric Grossman† Audra Gurin Matt Gurin Pete Haeffner# Chip Hamann o# Susan Hanifin o Sean Hannaway Karen Hauser Randall Hayden Buzzie Hayes McGraw† Don Hinrichs# Kate Horn# Karen Housman Doug Hsiao David Hubbard Douglas Jack Claire Jones Petros Kitsos o† Paul Kogut John Krenitsky Tom Kuck o† Rich Kuzmeski# Anne Ladd Tom Lamanna John Lane Emily Liebers Titsworth Yvette Lippoczy Dan Losito Matthew Mariani Mimi Marki Litsky Jen Matson Andrews# Michael Mayers Kevin Maynard Linda McClellan Lane Catherine McConnell# Chris McGiffin Sarah McMenamin Allen Mead Tina Miller# Patrick Mottola Michael Napoli# Sam Niles Stephen Nock Dan Nye† Mary O’Hara Moore Rick Ostrander† Alicia Ouellette Jeff Papa Gregory Peyser Alex Piper Jeff Randles Mark Rempe

Parker Riehle# Dan Rifkin† Helen Rodway Dawn Roselli Bard Katy Ruckdeschel Hillary Ryland# Lisa Samenfeld Tara Scanlon Val Schmitt o Jon Seed Christopher Smith Sara Smithken David Stone# Joan Suter# Kanchalee Svetvilas Reeves Matt Tannenbaum Michael Tilman Johnnette Traill John Tratnyek Mark Valence Don Von Hagen# Jim Walden† Jeff Watters† Lisa Wood Wright† Perry Young

CLASS of

1989

Bob Alexander# Joel Antolini Hildi Arnold Andrew Bartlett Jeffrey Bell Mary Beth Bell# John Blumers Jennifer Bradford# Tim Button Ellen Cadette Peter Canelli Paul Cannata Laura Carrithers Hindermann Emily Church Sulavik Terry Clair Kevin Colangelo Beth Coombe Colleen Cooper Jen Cowen Murphy† Lisi DeBourbon Lynne Degitz# Gay Didget Ann Diederich o Larry Dodds# Cathy Donovan Lowe† Paul Durfee Bernie Eagleton Mary Ervin Lauri Fairbanks-Doane Zeena Freeman Kristin Furneaux Michelle Gladwin Jeff Gonyeau Julie Gordon-Hert Molly Goyette Bill Greene Jonathan Gross Ellen Gruppo Loomis Melissa Hart Allison Hawke

Guy Hebert Sandy Heintz Potter# Sara Hoffman Munro Neel Jain Boyd Johnson† Christian Johnson Kim Kaffenbarger Robert Kaiden Dan Keys Linda Kranitz Paul Lieberstein Jennifer Lowry Jenifer Magyar Bologna Deb Manning Ian Marsh Harry McCabe Sarah McQuiston McPhee Duer Meehan Amy Merin† Deborah Miller Brian Murphy† Melissa Musarra# Amanda Mykytiw Jeff Neidhardt† Jonathan Newman Kim O’Brien Green# Jennie Lee O’Donnell† Kevin O’Donnell† Peter Olney Mayank Parekh Valerie Parker William Plumb Judson Potter Brian Reed Arthur Rogers Rick Rushton Sean Ryan# Tom Salatte o Jeffrey Schackner† Bill Schmoker† John Shields Craig Small Charlie Smith#† Jeffrey Smith Jen Stanton-Brand Jennifer Stearns Mottur Sarah Szalach Hebert Leslie Tarazano Michael Thomas# Pete Thoms Michelle Townsend Frank Vlossak o Clair Ward# Cindy Welch# Bob Welch# Bernadine Williams Chesley Williams Becky Woods

CLASS of

1990

Anne-Marie Anthony Ken Applebaum Kimberley Babcock-Smith# Cathlin Baker Marcie Berger Laura Blake Cannata Ben Bloom

Tim Boyd# Iain Boyer#† Ginny Boyer Losito Wally Bressler Todd Bristol Tom Brush# Stephanie Bunting Glaser† Bridgette Burrowes# Sarah Canelli Kimberly Cardillo Kelvin Carney Cynthia Carroll† Mike Casso Carolyn Caswell Dwyer Tamara Conway# Courtney Cooney# Cleon Cumberbatch Mary Jo Debono Susan Devine Karen Dolan# Stephanie Durr Jonathan Dwyer Marc Elias† Steve Elkins Lori Emerson Robinson† Ginger Farr Ken Gammill Tim Giles Geoff Goddu# Ana Goizueta† Paul Goldman# Billy Goodman Andy Goodrich† Cynthia Gordon o Jeffrey Greene Brad Griffin Pete Groome† Mark Hamel† Eric Hannis Dana Harris Valarie Hing Ethan Holland Barb Hughson Emiko Iwai Eric Jackson-Forsberg# Julie Jackson-Forsberg# Edvige Jean-Francois† Karel Jelinek Mike Juran J.D. Kershaw David Klem John Knapp# Doug Lemov Thornton Lockwood Timothy Low Woody Marshall† Sarah McDermott# Nancy Mclaughlin Kress# David Mead Tony Meyer Jamey Millar† Anne Montesano Murph Murphy† Steve Musselman Meagan Nye† Ariane Oliver# Angela Olsen Janet Olsen Ryan# Kelly Papa

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Scott Parr Victoria Powell Paul Reichert o#† Deidre Riehle# Jennifer Rodts Erik Roemer Duncan Routh† Pierre Saadeh Alisa Scapatici Sue Scott Suzanne Smore o Topher Solmssen# Rick Street Guido Stroemer Karen Sullivan Fogarty Mary Tomaso Stephanie Wimmer† Lisa Winslow Alexander# Gillian Zucker†

CLASS of

1991

Dimos Arhodidis Kirk Berlenbach o# John Bolton Janet Boyer#† Margaret Boyse Chuck Bryceland James Butler Michael Casstevens Surya Chadha† Peter Checkett Cammie Cook† Maria Coriale Suzanne Cristo Andy Cunningham Chris Donohue Lori Donohue Becca Downing# Donna Downing Irma Eagleton# John Elliott o Eileen Fargis Deirdre Fitzgerald† Michael Flagg Susie Forester Goodall Erika Fowler-Decatur Cindy Frey Maria Frigo Filardi Laura Frisch Marsh Joby Gardner# Mandy Geib† Rob Glancy† Joshua Goldstein Judy Gruen Averbach Michael Hamilton† Sarah Hand Margaret Hanshaw Sean Harlow#† Kim Hawkins Jason Heller Bonnie Hiatt# Lisa Hoey Tom Hoey Brian Hoke Kyle Hublitz Jans Iverson Pam Johnson Gammill

Charles Kehler† Peter Keim Elizabeth King Miriam Kornhaber Pachniuk Ranjit Lakhanpal Laurie Lambert Nadal Wendy Lamont Flagstad#† Ray Lauenstein Rick Lefever Keira Lorentzen Brett Mandel Karen McDonnell# Leslie Melius Oblak Judith Michelman Tina Miller Julie Miller Huffaker Stephanie Munn# Betsy Nathan Michael Nelson# James O’Brien# Alison O’Brien Heller Anna Potter Millar† Allison Pykett Donaldson Stephanie Ragolia# Natasha Rath Marcus Tom Regan Mark Riccardi Karen Rothballer Seelert o Becky Sassi o# Maureen Scanlon Ziparo Margaret Schilling† Toni Scott Feingold† Bruce Simon# Suzanne Singer Boger# Tom Smith Wendy Smith Amy Smith Ellen Smith Cron# Jennifer Stukey Brewster Thackeray Tiffany Thomas o# Caroline Thomas Jacobs Jessie Toland Mock Chris Travers Tad Travis Tracey Turnbull Tim Twerdahl o† Tracy Van Straaten Leslie Waldorf Abby Walsh Michael Wilcox† Kathy Wright-Boyd# Viktoria Murphy Yaeger# Peter Ziparo

CLASS of

1992

Andrew Alexander Anne Altman Shelley Andrews# Christine Bailey King Emily Baratta Mark Berger George Bomann Joe Botta# Mary Boyle† Scott Bremen Seth Brennan†

Diana Buchanan Reynolds† Jeanine Bulan Rebecca Campbell# Don Campbell# Brian Chiappinelli o Adrienne Conzelman† Katie Cookingham Dugan† Michael Coriale Lisa Coris Amy Cowgill Nat Cramer Todd Curtis Nicole Darren Donnelly Anne DeCesare Amelia Devin Freedman Scott Dexter Mark Donohue Mike Dubke† Christian Falkenberg Eric Falkenberry Pete Falvey† Tim Fisher#† Catherine Frederick-Davey# Drew Gaillard† Helene Garrick Jameson Garrick Ray Gluchowski Beth Gregory# Ward Halverson o# Steven Hammer Heather Harper Irons† Emily Helm Sarah Henn John Hoey Dave Ives Geri Johnson# Eric Kirby Sam Kosoff Alex Lane Dan Lascell o Bob Latchford# Lisa Lemov Josh Lerman# Scott Malouf# Tom McDade Clay Matthew McDowell# Hank McKay Betsy McKnight# LynnErin McNeil Tyler o John Merrill Ravi Misquitta Linton Mitchell# Lietza Molloy Torrence Moore o# Chris Moser# Ed Muir Betsy Munro Thomas Murphy Stu Murray Aki Nakano# Jessica Newman#† Steven Nezhad Eric Olson† Shawna O’Neil# Jennifer Panetta# John Pasquale# Pam Patterson# Ramon Peypoch Sarah Piel † 1812 Leadership Circle

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Sandro Pugliese# Leslye Queen# Andrew Regier Melissa Beebe Roberts Trent Romer Gary Rosys Caleb Rounds# Scott Russell o Mary Ryan Burke Cevdet Samikoglu† Jennifer Sandorf o David Schink# Adriana Schmeling Payne# Amy Schmit Jennifer Schneider Anna Scholl Moser# Allison Scott Sarah Shpetner# Felicia Shultzaberger# Richard Skinner Aileen Slocum Musselman Lisa Sporte o# Mark Stanek Maria Stone#† Andrew Stone#† Susie Szeto Price Catherine Tannen# Brian Truesdale† Thomas Tull† Scott Tyler o Pete Warner John Werner Will Wester# Warren White# RP Withington†

CLASS of

1993

Sarah Abbot Margie Bacheler Erich Baumgartner Whitney Bell Condit# Jay Bonham† Becca Bowes Katie Boyer o#† Charlie Boyer o#† Lisa Burton Robert Cackett# Michael Caratzas Annie Cassidy Kajal Chattopadhyay# Alexander Christodoulou† Belinda Chu Heather Clessuras Ted Collins Eric Conklin Craig Danforth o Brenda Dash Frank Delfino Susan Dewitt Cramer Jeannine Diddle Uzzi# David Dooley† Patrick Dorsey# Connie Douglas Pam Doyle Gee Phil Dundas Lauren Eber Greg Elmer

# Chapel Bell Society

Michael Epstein Lynn Everdell† Josh Everdell† Andy Fauver Meghan Fitzpatrick Nels Fugelsang Ned Ginty† Erik Goshin Alice Gouge Chris Green o Shelby Grey Eric Grey Valerie Gude Lensborn# Kirke Hall# Megan Hamilton† Melinda Hartnett# Chris Hay# Daniel Hayden David Hayden# Scott Imler Stu Ingis† Allison Jennings Andrew Joel Kimberly Kandra# Scott Kelsey Matthew Kirby# James Lai Kristin Lamoureux Kristin Malcarney Elizabeth Martin Bruce Mason Art Massolo Allison Mayberry† Colin Mazzola Brendan McCormick Kathleen McDonough Rick Meyers† Kristin Michaelsen Roye# Mark Molloy Ann Mores Deborah Musinger Biedenkopf Allison Nieves Geoff Oblak Kerry O’Malley Hanson Lynne O’Shaughnessy# Todd Parker# John Pavlovich# JB Perrette† Allison Porter Sarah Rafferty Heather Ram# Tresa Randall# Neil Rankin Sara Regan Ford Steve Reynolds Tony Richardson Dave Richeson Anne Rickards Poskitt# Benjamin Roye# Carlos Sagebien Rafay Salim Adrienne Saunders Steph Savelli# Jeff Schraver Gaby Scully# Ryan Shadrin Scott Shipley Josh Silverstein

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* Deceased

Brian Smalley Jessica Solky Butzel Pat St. Amant o Sunshine Stein o# Howard Steinman#† Bill Stern Chuck Thompson Dean Tyrell Jay Wainwright Allison Walker Chader Rachel Weiss Ken Weliczka Lorene Whitecross Scott Whitecross Toby Whitmoyer Lindsey Whyte Andrew Wittenberg

CLASS of

1994

Amy Abair Labosky Meredith Akerlind# Omer Algar John Amuso# Jake Angell Roxann Antoine Jennifer Arcuni Rachel Baime Giselle Baluarte Gordon Megan Barlow† Valrie Barrett Aditya Bhasin o† Elizabeth Brennan† Jessica Buchanan Stephanie Chandler Dencik† Jamie Chow Kevin Cloutier Susan Coole# Amy Cooperman Julie Cron Erica Curtis Indraneel Das Douglas Davison Carrie Deming Aaron Earls Geoffrey Engler Doug Famigletti Kristen Fava# John Files† Jeffrey Fleischer Liz Fox Keogh† Christine Garmann Solomon Claire Goldstein# Clay Hale† Cathleen Heffernan Kate Heilman Wendy Hess Welch Matt Hill# Elliott Hillback Greg Hills Caroline Horner† Christine Ingersoll# Opal Jones Verónica Jorge-Curtis Helene Joseph Laurenti# Gianna Karapelou Kyle Keogh† Victoria Kidd

Laura Kirkpatrick Rob Klieger† Brian Knipe Tony Lacavaro o#† Katie Lamont o† Stephanie Lamphere# Andrew Lee Tony Leness† Jennifer Lewicki# Jenna Marsh Norton# Steve Martindale Ken Marx Heather McElroy Haberl Stuart Miller Dan Murdock Susannah Nathan Files† David Newman Birch Norton# Kate O’Rourke Melissa Pavlovich# Andy Pettinato† Allison Phillipe Martindale Jason Pithie Bill Powers Kat Raphaelson Alison Rosenblum Alex Sacerdote† Julie Saslow Jeff Schiro Heather Seasonwein Devin Shay Marc Simon Samantha Skey# Sarah Skolfield# Elene Spanakos Weis Eric Strait Benjamin Swainbank Monifa Tarjamo Melissa Tourtellotte# Geoff Trukenbrod Jennifer Tsuha Pelling Dirk van Heyst Karen Volmar Michelle Walvoord Jim Washburn

CLASS of

1995

Greta Alter Fruhan† Catherine Anderson Flynn† Charlie Andruss Kate Angell Carolyn Antonio Kelly Arata Nat Arata Sam Brown Johnston Rob Carrigg o Jennie Casey Sinnott# Fran D’Agata† Katie Devir Stephanie Dunn# Rachel Eland-Sagebien Laura Engelhardt† Mark Fedorcik† Gregg Feighan Corey Feist Jordan Franceschini Sarah Friedman Casparian

Sarah Fugelsang Nat Furman† Tania Galcik Abby Gardiner Silk Lexie Goulard Powers Patrick Hargitt Scott Havens Prashant Hemady# Aurelius Henderson Caitlin Hurley Hurtgen Catherine Hyde Townsend Liz Janiga Rick Johnson# Matt Jones# Sarah Kanwit Morehead Samantha Koss o#† Sandy LoPiccolo# Steve Markoff Ron Martucci Annie Marusic o† Sarah Matloff Erin McCann† Jennifer McCarthy Sarah Mengshol# Justin Merickel† Sarah Mitchell† Jim Morehead Pete Nintcheff Bill Orr Merritt Paulson† Helder Pereira Hadley Peterson Tracee Plowell-Page Gretel Porcaro-Green Emma Rounds Kristine Santoro# Christine Saunders Jamie Saunders Tamara Scapicchio Jim Serhant Justine Shay Carl Stamm# Alexandra Stevens o# Matt Stowell Kim Tamalonis Jussi Tarjamo Sharon Teles† Jason Topi† Sharon Topi† Nancie Tripodi Steve Wrzesinski† Charles Yocum#

CLASS of

1996

Mani Ahmad#† Ann Allen Cross Brian Bellucci Michael Benton Heather Bigger Shelley Bishop Koenig# Tabitha Bowling# Laura Brereton David Brunk Fred Bush o† Mike Calawa Penny Calawa Marc Campbell#†

James Cason# Brian Cohen Trudy Cox Cary Devorsetz Emily Docken Webster Jonathan Fletcher† Maggie Garrett# Jason Gould# Audrey Gould# Brian Green Jessica Greenberg# Ann Gustavson# Jonathan Harrington Matt Hayden Jud Henderson Matt Hicks# Amy Higbie# Jenny Hoepner Brian Holt Amanda Jenks Van Heyst Karl Johnson Karen Johnson-Williams Tom Kellogg Rochelle Keshap Adrianne Levin Cantor Matt LoPiccolo# Trip MacCracken Lisa Magnarelli# Christina McDermott Henderson Tina McSorley Sommer Gabe Meyer Alexis Mitchell† Doc Monroe# Riele Morgiewicz# John Morrison# Joe Mrozienski† David Nastasi# Nathalie Neuburger Christine Neufeld Munroe# Meg Ogden# Matt Outten Mike Regis#† Elisa Reliford† Art Reliford† Bill Robb Scott Rockwell Dan Sarzynski Kim Schiro Kelly Schulte Alex Schuppert Jack Selby o† Khizar Sheikh# Lowey Sichol† Kristie Simon# Aaron Simon# Pete Soule Andrew Stockwell Brett Straten Devin Sullivan Annie Ugurlayan Jon Ward Tara Whitcher Shawn Williams#

CLASS of

1997

Will Adams# Kyle Adams Shawkat Ali Leslie Allen Kotalik Kevin Bishop Kara Bopp Paul Bopp Lois Borel# Kemp Bundy# Andrew Camacho Yully Cha Leonardi# Sarah Chapman Young Whitney Chatterjee† Josie Collier# Melinda Cramer Lloyd Dahmen Andy Donehower Vicky Dussich Monica Franceschini Eric Fugelsang Christie Gammill Amanda Gauthier Vanderlan# Jim Gillies Wendy Gillies Seth Glasser Kate Goldstein Polly Goodyear Tammy Green Wrzesinski† Emmy Grinwis Owen Hall Erin Head# J.W. Hobson Bryan Jaroch# Marcus Johnson# Brooke Jones Ben Lathrop Leslie Lathrop Joanne Legler Mandy Locke Amy Lopatin Dobrin Kreso Marusic o† Jessica McCarthy# Jeff McMahon† Diane Mello Scott Milleisen† Nicole Miller# Amanda Morison Chesley Matt Mosher Pat Mulholland† Amy Mungari# Mike Murphy Shawn Murphy# Peter Neuburger Robert Nichols Brett Nolan# Batubay Ozkan† Renee Pearce Jodi Pink# Lindsey Pizzica Rotolo o† Susan Rha Isabel Roberts Corbin Vic Rodriguez# Maria Rosen† Jon Rotolo o† Patrick Ryan#† Brian Sahler

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CREATING A LIFELONG COMMUNITY Hamilton’s loyal and engaged alumni network stands out among those at similar institutions because, among many things, graduates have an eagerness to give their time and expertise to support students and each other.

Members of Hamilton’s Multicultural Alumni Relations Committee (MARC) recently illustrated that by launching Enlace, a network that connects alumni and students who identify as people of color so that they can share ideas and experience. The group hosts virtual and in-person events throughout the year.

During the initiative’s launch party at Reunions 2023, then-MARC Chair Jazmin Gatto de Torres ’02 said, “Our goal is to create a Hamilton institution that provides a place for current students and alumni, along the entire continuum of life, to build and maintain meaningful relationships that are mutually beneficial to all members’ personal and professional lives.”

Holly Soroca Molly Soule Fenster Timothy Stanish# Marianne Steen Dave Sylofski† Anne Taylor Judd Taylor Christina Thomson Kim Torres Doris Urbina Leah Weinstein Niepold Beth Yavenditti Julie Zalgenas

CLASS of

1998

Kendra Adams# Chris Antoni David Arkema Tom Ayres Sarah Barnat# Kim Boulanger Pereira Kerri Bundy# Matt Cherashore Clare Cunningham Lindsey De Rechter Bernardine Dias Tim DiGiulio† Joan Duffy Mody# Christina Dughi Tonzola# James Eisenberg John English Barbara Finley Chris Finley# Jim Ford Brendan Forrest Brian Gallagher Laura Gentner DiGiulio†

Jon Gilbert# Jon Goldstein Maura Gorman# Dave Gould Guas Guastella Nadia Harvieux Ben Hawn† Gary Heenan Pat Irving La Toya Jackson-Johnson# Marlin Johnson# Cathy Johnson# Ann Kephart# Eli Koppel Jaime Koppel Lara Kundzins Stacey Kutish Jackie Lennertz† Christopher Leonardi# Tommy Liem Damon Lopez-O’Dwyer Dillon Lorda Nicole Lowy Marilyn M. Mariani Dave Martucci Paige Meltzer# Todd Monsell Jay Newmark Cindy Perez# Meghan Phelps Martucci Kim Powers# Alison Preisser# Joe Preisser# Steven Rattendi Simi Ravven Jason Ronovech# Liz Rothenberg† Jason Santarcangelo#

Ron Schulte Kris Shires Adam Sichol† Garth Skoropowski Chris Snow Jeremy Sokolnicki# Corey Stark Meghan Stark Jason Stenta# Rebecca Stevens# Elizabeth Turner# Jenn Ubaldino# Dan Updegraft Michael Velazquez Dave Webb† Jenn Webb† Sherry Webb Nolan# Tekla White Jedd Whitlock Megan Whitlock John Whitwell Bob Wild

CLASS of

1999

Jaime Arlia Christina Ballance Izzy Barrow Dave Bolger Derek Brand Liz Bride Allison Brill Tom Carroll Brian Coakley# Andy Cook# Andy Corey Paul Damaske# Nicole Davidson#

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Jimmy Davis Cassie Deason Jeremy Deason Lori Decillis Tiedje Mark Devoe Rach Dixon† Mike Estreicher Jennifer Fanning Melissa Fazio# Tim Fazio# Matt Fine Tip Fleming Andy Fleming Sean Gass David Gaynes# Abby Gilhooly# Tudor Goldsmith Hilary Gordon Haldeman Susan Gould Sue Greenspan Jesse Haldeman Peter Hirsch# Matt Hogan Sarah House Murphy Philip Jennings Tara Jennings Darren Johnston# Matt Kane Tony Katsetos# Jeremy Keenan Adam Kelly Steve Keyes Sara Kidd† Amber Kleeschulte Richard# Jen Klemunes Sarah Knapp Damaske# Andie Kully Kathy Lett#

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Ryan Luciano Trevor MacArthur Susan Macdonald# Emily Manire Lydia Marshall Kerry Maxwell Evans Mbugua Genella McDonald Deirdre McGonagle Whit McGraw† Melisa McGregor# Peter Merkel Liz Merriman Katie Miller† Katy Milmoe Adam Moscatel Zane Murdock Tony Murphy Celia Najar† Chris Nash# Kristy Nole Ashley O’Connor# Allen Otto# Eric Pisick Anne Prenner Schmidt# Heather Rae-Espinoza Katie Reagan Emma Riccardi# Steve Riccardi# Scott Richard# Jamie Ross Elliott Ryan Jason Saul# Elena Savostianova† Mike Schantz† Jon Schmiegel Sara Schonfeld Lisa Seliger

oJoel Bristol Associates

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Elizabeth Serapiglia# Kyde Sharp Shanti Sharp Bejan Shirvani Andrew Shoaff Rob Singer Alex Slater Fedor Smith Matt Snow Denis Somar# Zac Sweetland Ware Sykes Ali Tamutus# Kirk Tashjian# Fiona Thomas Molly Timmers Jamie Toner Jon Tucker Carrie Twardokus Kelby Valenti Mark Viviano† Caleb Ward Gabe Weiss Angela Whitford-Narine Ann Whitman Matt Winterroth Ben Zoll

CLASS of

2000

Margo Anderson Rob Anderson Larry Bahr Heather Balderson DeBruin# Mark Barsanti Chris Baudo# Shannon Baudo# Mindy Bell Grenier† Julie Berrigan# Adrienne Bliss Katie Bono# Sam Bono# John Brand Keith Brown Megan Brown Dzu Bui Brian Bunn Catherine Carman Katie Celentano# Josh Cooper Mimi Csatlos Amanda Daflos# Matt Damseaux# Azure Davey Rori Dawes-Dyment o# Scott DeBruin# Tracy Dodge John Doench Cat Durkin Stewart Lisa Faduski# Cory Fasold Eli Feldman† Carolyn Fichera# Kristen Fischer Joe Freeman Jeff Garte† Brian Grady Scott Grenier†

Weatherly Hammond Katie Harris Aaron Healey Anne Healy Pollak# Sarah Hemendinger Mike Herren Tyler Hirschey o# Allyson Hocker# Meghan Hogan Kristen Holderle# Michael Horan Genny Hower Jennifer Irvine# Sara Jackson o Jenny Jefferson Josh Jenkins# Kim Kiernan Molly Kloos Laura Knapp Mazzotta Carol Lang# Paige Legrand Jen Levitt Dan Little† Harmony Little John Maiden Laura Mans Walls Justin Martin Dan Maunz Dino Mazzotta Art McCann Alison Meyer# Scott Meyer# Katherine Meyers# Jessica Monsell John Morrell Lynne Morris† Seth Newton# Judie Norris David Orowitz Sarah Packard Samuel Paquin Marcie Parker# Mike Phalen Jessica Pierce# Rob Pollak# D.J. Postles Julie Rattendi John Reagan Linda Retallack# Sarah Ross Ben Schiller Jason Schroder Mike Shedosky Jessie Sheehan# Elena Siegel† Greg St. Pierre# Laura Steinmann Hackett Rich Stieglitz o† Elizabeth Stock Lisa Sussman Sergei Sychov Lupo Talamo Sarah Taylor# Vidal Torres#† Jason Vachon# Katy Vachon# Kristy Vahaviolos Kyriakopoulos Mark Warcup

Tricia Woodward# Kiki Yang† Sara Ziesenitz o# Joe Zorumski

CLASS of

2001

Veronica Allen Hooper Heather Angola# Manal Ataya o Mark Azzolino Jed Barash Neil Basu Victoria Belniak Sam Brown Joy Capetillo Megan Chenoweth# Korey Cianfrocco# Josh Conklin Sara Conklin Jeff Conroy-Krutz Tom Conti Katie Corey Amanda Cornaglia Tony Coudert Kristen Daly Janet Damaske# Cory Dorzek#† Ross Downing Brendan Ferretti E Foley# Alejandro Gentry Mark Graber# Elizabeth Guancial# Steve Guditus Anna Guerin# Shebra Hall Doug Harris Kathrine Hauschild Meghan Hern Steed Hilary Hoar Myerberg Rich Hoyt J.J. Jackson Lisa Jackson Scott Kalberer Kari Kayiatos o# Denise Kelly# Amy Lawrence Peggy Malloy Garte† Tom McGovern Kait Miller# Joey Najar† Ed Nelson# Scott Nelson# John O’Keeffe Peter Ringel Peter Roche Ivy Rollins Milliken Josh Rubinger Emily Sensenbach-Gopal Nina Sharma# Diane Soboski Nick Stark Meghan Stasz# Emily Steadman Chris Steed Ted Stewart Phil Toomajian

Ben Townson# Scott Von Duhn† Caren Wilkins# Jim Willson Stew Wright# Amanda Zorumski

CLASS of

2002

Michael Annunziata# Ray Ash Sheri Ash Niki Barron Cristina Batt Jeffrey Batt Ashley Baughman Chris Blackstone# Jessica Bloom Canning† Dana Brady Ava Bromberg Grant Brown# Sarah Brownell Jenna Bussman-Wise Julie Chapnick Mary Jane Check Kristin Chin Selena Coppock Mike D’Alessandro John Damaske# Mike Delgado# Jessica Dorzek#† Kristi Downey Elizabeth Draper# Evan Endicott# Matt Eng# Krista Estep# Jonathan Fiedler# Mike Ford# Tim Fossett† Thatcher Freeborn Erica Garcia-Lago Jazmin Gatto de Torres#† Matt Goossen Heather Hage Emily Hamel Noah Hammond Lily Jenkins# Frank Kelleher Ernest Kwarteng Alexandra Larson Meg Lentek-Duke Anne Lowinger# Brent Lowinger# Brooke Lundbohm# Molly Lynch Pat Lynch Kerrin Lyons# Christy Ma# Ryan MacAvery Patrick Mahoney Camille Mathrani Luciana Maxim Ashley McGrail Carrie McNeil† Scott Mensi Nathan Moller Andrew Myerberg Kerry Needham

Lauren Nelson# Ben Oliver# Byron Pacheco Laura Prenot# Josh Procaccini Millie Ramirez Katy Ridley# Jen Risley Erin Ryan Paul Ryan# Brad Schwalm Caroline Schwalm David Schwartz Eric Schwenker Allison Scott John Shinn Meg Shinn Katryna Snow Gary Tashjian# Julie Tolliver# Ginny Van Alyea Ana Venturas Ripp Christopher Viapiano† Tom Watkins Andy Wiechmann Dave Wright#

CLASS of

2003

Victoria Balson Amy Bautista Jon Bellona# David Bellows# Cobby Boateng Jen Canale Annal# Meaghan Carey Schuyler Chapman Amanda Chase Ali Cherry Aurélia Cohen# Lauren Cook# Dave Cost# Carter Cox Ben Crabtree# Mark Devito Sara Edeiken Joe Finley Courtney Fitch Hirschey o# David Fox Jared Fox# Stephen Fryer Mollie Gardner John Garrett# Charlie Grafman# Annatasha Gritten Pamela Grossetti Heather Hansen# Oliver Hay Lori Ho Amanda Horrigan Martha Jackson Deutsch Christine Jochim Cameron Johnson# Frick Jones# Mindy Jones# Paul Jones Amanda Jordan Morgan Keane

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Tom Keane Emily Kiernan† Zac Kurz Chris Larosa Ian Lawson Kevin Ludwig Dave Lyons# Lauren Madia# Andrew Magoun Jen Mathney# Richard Mathney# Andrew Matlack# Jen McGuire Haveman# Libby McKee Alison Mensi Tracy Nichols Laurie Northrup Kristin O’Connor Jim O’Mara† Hannah Orowitz Ryan Palmitesso Tom Paolini Kristin Patrick# Ginger Pearson Jon Pintoff# Wallis Post Steve Powell Dania Ramos Sean Robertson Lindsey Schantz† Adam Schayowitz# Abbey Schoenhaus Zach Schurin Ben Schuster Sarah Seery Jess Sexton-Walsh Alex Siegal Matt Silverio† Stephanie Sim Joe Sipos Sam Staula# Dave Steadman o† Matt Stringer Katie Sullivan Rachel Svoboda Amanda Waite# Mike Walsh Andy Wang Sarah Wilkinson Matt Williamson# Stephanie Winkler Bing Yi Yu Julia Zorkina

CLASS of

2004

Kimberly Aber# Brian Alward# Chip Baker† Sarah Bardenett Carrie Biggar Sam Bowlby Eric Bowman Liz Butler# Jessica Callahan Deets Elaine Campanie Joe Campanie Carlos Capellan

Carly Capitula# Kristin Cocquyt Andrew Connor Drew Conway Jeff Corey† Darcy Crum Meadows# Evan Dankner Bob Diehl o James Downey Mike Duchesneau John Durland Holly Erick# Anne Fedak Cameron Feist Charles Francis Jon Fredericks Celine Geiger# Rachel Geringer-Dunn Kylie Gibson Rob Gifis Justin Ginsberg Amy Greenan# Michelle Gucciardi Will Harris Dave Hartman Julia Hatt Megan Hauck Eric Hawkins Sarah Hawkins Kaylan Hubbard Jon Jordan Marjorie Kazin Leah Keating# Allison Kent Trumbull Nadia Kiechle# Lauren Kiley Saleeby Alex Koerte# Lubi Kutua Bailey Larkin Andy Laskowski Alex Lawrence# Duncan Lawrence# Brad Little Paul Lonardo-Roy Katie Magoun Carly Mallman Abby Markeson Amara McCarthy John McGrail Emily McNaughton Sarah McNeil Lara Mego Sarah Miller Jennifer Morton Katherine Murray Mike O’Leary Colleen Palmer James Parke Elisabeth Pendergrass Lauren Perkins Jarrel Price Lauren Price James Pulliam Spencer Purves# Jess Quick Elizabeth Rabe# Liz Ransom# Travis Rave Alexis Ribak Deutsch

Pamela Rice Mary Ryan# Vicky Savio Eden Self Albanese Wesley Sherman Alexa Siddon Kimblie Silva# Adriana Simmons Anna Smith Joe Smith Meg Swertlow Adrienne Taylor Jane Taylor Mike Tennant Kevin Thompson Sarah Thompson Edgar Torres# Lindsey Torres# Alina Troya Aquilato# Nesa Wasarhaley# Matt Weidner Chris Whitney Shammara Wright# Rongling You Greg Zalasky Matt Zeller Yuki Zhang#

CLASS of

2005

Polly Auchincloss Elizabeth Barker Jen Barnes Joshua Bruff#† Ryan Burns# Chris Cagliuso Tae Chung Ryan Connor# Beth Conway Carolyn Crandall Maria Cubeta Saurabh Dang Deborah Tarfah Deffaa Jim Dinneen Sharlene Dorothy# Sean Egan Jen Eident# Kate Elwell# Brian Farnkoff Tom Ferrero Ashlyn Field Shannon Fitzsimons# Erin Flior Rachel Givens David Gordon Lexi Gordon Sarah Gould Amit Grover Lars Hedberg Rachel Heffner# Greer Henry# Ashley Herriman Jason Hong Julianna Isgar Ann Jarrett Cathy Johnston Tess Keiser# David Kelland

† 1812 Leadership Circle 42

Liz Kennedy Paul Kibbe Rob Kuchar# Jubin Kwon Adam Lavallee# Tanya Lerch Adrienne Levi Greg LiVigne Katie LiVigne Orges Llupa Ryan Mahanna# Sara Mald Jen Manierre# Alexis Mann Rachel Manwill# Shauna Masi# Sarah Mattingly# Joanna McCann Christopher McNaughton Chris McPherson Alyssa Menegat# Sara Messier o Lauren Miller# Erin Mucha Michelle Noe Emily Nolan Monica Odening† Joel Orkin-Ramey# John Pearson David Reiner† Sarah Reiner† Whit Rothe Matt Ruggieri James Schibuk Avery Schlicher Noelle Short Caroline Slayton Katie Spavento# Zach Stendig Margo Stevenson# Moxie Sussman Sean Thorsen# Brian Tilley Ben Turner# Derek Van Gorder# Becky Vautour# Jonathan Waclawski# Robert Wang Sandy Webb o Anne Wheeler Simone Williams Molly Wilson Chung Dan Worth Elizabeth Wright† Jessie Yip Sarah Ziegler

CLASS of

2006

Zara Ahsanuddin Annie Armstrong# Greg Armstrong# Taylor Austin Williams# Emily Barone# Peter Bartholomaus Letty Bedard# Amanda Besinger Gawrit# Colby Bishop

# Chapel Bell Society

Paul Bleiberg Ed Bossange Rebecca Bossange Andrew Brooks# Andrew Buscaglia Christon Cabey Ming Chen Bobby Cole# Amber Cost# Elizabeth Cowan Whitney Cromie# Valery Danilack Genevieve Davis Suzie Desormeau Ann Dubin, Ph.D. Anne Durham# Jordan Feltus# Benjamin Fertig James Fleming Dee Forshay Alice Francis# Heather Frechette# Henry Frechette# Alex Fu# Jesse Gaylord# Qi Ge Adam Gordon Jess Gorman Kyle Graham Bob Group# Matt Handelman Jason Hecht# Shauna Hirshfield Meghan Hover#† Jen Jacobs# Ben Jurkiewicz# Erin Kibbe Chris Knorr Aram Kudurshian Jon Kuhl Anne Kurtz Tom Lapinski# Anne Laskowski Dan Leinung# Tara Len# Arielle Llupa Sarah Lozo Van Gorder# Leigh Lutenski Mark Lutenski John Lynch Diana Mastrocola Rick Mayfield Chris Mechem# Lucinda Moorhead# Timothy Moyer Pete Mucha Erika Nelson Obio Ntia# Bill Oppenheim# Justin Parker# Caroline Parker-Beaudrias Chris Parkinson Jason Paulino Sarah Paulsen# Caitlin Pavelle# Staunton Peck# Sam Peskin# Kosta Popovic David Qian†

oJoel Bristol Associates

* Deceased

Johanna Reed# Sarah Rienhoff Nilson Rosario Janine Rowe# Rebecca Ryan Alexis Schayowitz# Rich Schwam Zoe Schwam Chris Sessa# Christy Smith# Katie Spencer Emma Stroop# Karen Sullam Alex Taddei# Andrew Terry Sara Terry Emma Timmins-Schiffman Anthony Tripicchio Kelly Vaughan Husid Jeff Vautour# Karin Waldbrand Kimberly Welchons# Tim Welchons Doug Whittlesey Brook Wolcott o

CLASS of

2007

Neva Anthony Willie Artiles Suzy Belmont Samantha Blosser# Katherine Brogan Britt Carnegie Reagan Carroll Dan Carroll Matt Clark# Melissa Coffey# Alicia Colabella# Casey Cook Kevin Coppola# Bill Crocker# Kevin Donegan# Kate Donlon# Dan Fielding o† John Fleming Michael Flynn# Neal Frei Sarah Fuzesi# Hil Gamble Robin Gane-Mccalla Meghan Hagedorn o# Kerry Hamara Nate Harris Allison Harrison Mark Hodges Tucker Hutchinson o# Katie Jadwin# Joe Jansen Tasha Jenkins Ghiane Jones Bevin Kenny† Pete Kopp Katharine Kosmicki Drew LaFiandra Brendan Lawrence Niels Lesniewski# Amanda Listfield

Yubo Lu# Jess Macken Elaine Martinez# Julie Meirowitz Andy Mention# Amanda Merrow Mac Montana# Sam Morgan Sean Navin Mitchell O’Connor# Courtney Odening† Philip Odusote Caroline O’Shea Matthew Palascak Andrew Pisanelli Allie Pohl Paxton Ramsdell# Emma Rasmussen# Nate Root# Robert Rosenzweig# Elizabeth Ryvkin Stacy Sadove Zbeda† Christopher Schimpf#† David Shapiro David Sherman Ethan Shoemaker Eileen Starrett Fleming Joe Sullivan Natalie Tarallo Dave Waldman† Bridget White# Meghan Widyn Robert Wysocki# Grant Zubritsky

CLASS of

2008

Asima Ahmad Lance Aker# Tamim Akiki Marco Allodi# Alex Anderson# Jordan Barone# Eliot Beck# Mikhail Bell Erin Bishop Blythe Brock† Joe Buteau# Rachel Cannon Daniel Chandler Matt Chandler# Josh Cheung Kate Childs David Cole John Cooper Matt D’Amico#† Grant Dimbleby Katie Donahue Nico Drohojowski# Matt Everett# Jon Farber Elena Filekova# Kate Flynn# Phil Fraccola# Ned Gilliss† Katie Goodwin Ali Grant Brian Greenleaf

Karl Gruss# Andrew Gumbiner Mike Hayes# James Head Sarah Henochowicz Sarah Hodges Julianne Jaquith Catrin Jones# Maura Kernan Steve Laycock# Peter Lee Cindy Liang Jovan Livada Stewart Lloyd† Katie Lorenz Abhishek Maity# Max Mald Jack Maloney Michael Martini Caitlin McGilley Liz Menard Kristen Messervy Ryan Messier Thomas Monfiletto Bridget Moore# Chris Moore Ryan Morris Ryan Mullins Andrew Neumann Ben Noble Margaret Noonan# Aaron Paulding Apolon Polonski Yejun Qian# Eric Reile Randi Rivera Nick Rockwell Manny Rosario-Santiago Jen Sadowsky Walter Schoen Andrew Small Chip Smith# Sarah Smith# Daniel Tomb Anthony Tracy Pat Van Grinsven Nathan Vandergrift Brad Vollkommer Amy Weber Jonathan Zellner# Claudius Zorokong# Kim Zorokong#

CLASS of

2009

Greg Abbe# Danielle Ain Max Akuamoah-Boateng Alexa Ashworth# Melissa Balding Jane Barnes Steven Beale Elizabeth Benjamin-Alcayaga Sarah Bertino# Grant Blosser# Scott Brewer o Kaillie Briscoe

Foxy Brown# Jason Brown† Alissa Bub Alex Bullard Elizabeth Burke Jarrod Burton Leeann Burton Lindsey Byrnes# Alex Caruso Nina Caruso Tyler Chamberlin# Emily Chapin Dave Christie Henry Ciocca Marty Connor Jeffrey Corbett Abby Crimmins Matt Crowson Chelsea D’Aprile Annie Dickson Ilana Dimbleby Nancy Doucette Sander Doucette Erica Dressler Dan Dropkin-Frank Matthew Eichenfield Lisa Fontes Liuhong Fu# Peter Gerrity Casey Green Keith Gross Sarah Gulack Lindsay Hansen Fiona Helmuth Tom Helmuth Blake Hollinger# Rachel Horowitz Blake Hulnick Tom Irvin# Byron Johnson Chris Kasdorf Jen Kleindienst# Allie Knapp# Shane Knapp# Hayley Kresock# Kara Labs Christina Lally Ashley Langer Anthony Laplaca# Jared Leslie Chris Lloyd Stuart Lombardi† Xiaobo Ma# Makiko Maeyama# Chelsea Mann Marielle Matthews# Brianna McRae# John McRae# David Moroney Jacob Murray# Kathleen Murray# George Niden# Kevin O’Connor Tara O’Malley# Laura Patterson# Julia Penrose Abby Perer Olivier Perrachon Sarah Powell Price

Emily Prager# Matthew Prescottano Li Qiu# Stephen Rowe Stephanie Ryder# Jake Saidman Sarah Sallan Taylor Soobitsky Caroline Sprague Ash Stagner Allison Stalla# Emma Trucks Ash Wall Xin Wang Kristin Webster Betsy Winnike# Peter Woodruff Melissa Young

CLASS of

2010

Pablo Abreu Mary Adams# Emily Anderer# Axel Azcue o Callie Biggs# Harrison Biggs# Casey Bloomquist Lee Boole# Matt Boole# Ricky Bottini o Laura Brantley# Megan Bumb Brad Caswell# Madeline Caudle Suzannah Chatlos Sam Colalillo Lizzie Collins Michelle Contreras Gail Corneau Jessica Cox Chessie Crane Sarah Cryer Ana Maria Diaz Rob Dickson# Julie DiRoma# Kory Diserens# Ian Doran# Lily Ericsson Devin Farkas# Laura Foote David Foster# Megan Fung# Lindsay Getman Plantholt# Alex Gray Alyssa Greenleaf Meg Grover Billy Haas# Valerie Hanson Chadd Hippensteel Emily Johnston Amanda Jordan Ryan Jorrey# August Keating# Nico Kernan Wes Kirby# Fiona Kirkpatrick Jimmy Kirwan

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Meredith Kivett Savannah Knell Elizabeth Kosar# Timothy Kubarych† Christian Kunhardt# Elijah Lachance# Wenxi Li# David Lichtstein# Kye Lippold# Evin Lyons# Laura Mark Carolyn Meyer Julio Monterroso# Vanessa Monterroso# Tom Morrell Nora Norikawa Stephen Okin# Brian O’Malley Rory Pavach Andrew Peart Mackenzie Pelletier Libby Pendery Erica Pettis† Julia Pollan# Phil Preiss Jason Prince Casey Quinn Melanie Quinn Tine Raia Dante Rasera Andrew Ravenna# Emily Ravenna# Jacqueline Rogalski Andrew Rogan# Ezra Rosenberg# Louise Roy# Jeff Rudberg Dave Sadove† Zach Shockley Glenn Smith Laura Stirrat# Chan Thompson Ben Tomaszewski Perrin Van Allen Elizabeth Wahl Jerome Wallace† John Watkins Kelly Whipple George Whiteley Louis Winkler Fenglin Zhao

CLASS of

2011

Justin Atwood Emily Ball# Alex Banner Gary Bedrosian# Endrit Beja Sam Bristol† Andrew Brodsky# Georgia Brodsky# Will Brodt# Alison Brown Elizabeth Bucceri Joe Buicko Nathan Burbank# Leide Cabral#

Becky Cairns# Elizabeth Califano# Izzy Cannell Elizabeth Carty# Robert Castellano# Jeff Chandler Jon Ciriello Colin Clark# Mark Clark# Meg Clary Kerry Coughlin# Kara Cover Carl Crafts# Rachel D’Angio# Mark Ducommun# Leigh Ercole Amy Farber Caitlin Fitzsimons Donovan Flint Michelle Franco Andrea Frederick# Pat Gennaco# Jeremy Gleason# Nora Goddard David Goldberg Selby Graepel† Becca Green Daniel Gross Zac Haluza Andrew Harris James Hogan Stephanie Hollinger# Kristiana Hubley Amanda Hyne Hambley Riley Jorgensen Charlie Kaplan# George Kentros Jay Kim Jacob Kleinrock Evan Klondar Sarah Krieger Jake Lacy Jo Lacy Peter Lisle Angela LoSchiavo Landrey Mack Stephanie Margolis Alden Masters Michael Matt Andrew McDermott# Kelsey Mellette# Steve Mello Margo Mercer† Michael Moreno# Ian Morganelli Amber Morris Temi Ojo Alex Pardy# Allegra Penny# Haley Peterson# Rachel Pohl Emma Racine# Megan Rader Brendan Rafalski Holly Rafalski Ashlyn Razzo Isabel Rittenberg# Bradley Roche Lesley Ryder

Katharine Sargent Nathan Schneck Brett Shannon Julia Shannon Marisa Smith Judith Soto-Lopez Nick Stagliano o Sarah Steiner Amanda Tarnate-Strauss George Taylor Lauren Vitale Linus Walton Olivia Waxman Tom Williams# Keith Willner Olivia Wolfgang-Smith# Elena Wood Brandi Wray Ke Xu

CLASS of

2012

Sarah Andrus Susan Atwood Dan Bartus Grace Belkot# Katie Bennett# Louis Boguchwal Rachel Boylan# Sophie Breene Kayla Brenden# Lauren Brousseau Daniel Bruzzese# Henry Burchenal# Frank Campagnano Kal Campbell Colin Chapin Sarah Chapin Amelia Cyr Tom Cyran# Mallory Dawson# Alexander DeMoulin† Eve Denton# Yinghan Ding Amy Dow# Nat Duncan† Audrey Espey# Emily Falso Daniel Feinberg Ted Finan Sarah Flisnik Jeannie Folan# Dillon Friday Lily Gillespie# Tom Goulder Sara Gross# Margaret Haylon Todd Haylon Michael Heaney# Caitlin Hult# KP Hunsinger# Daniel Kaufman# Sara Kelly# Will Kerr# Nick Kirschner Eric Kuenstner Chun Yee Lau# Jonathan Leanos

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Tani Leigh Jesica Lindor Anne Loizeaux# Talpey Matt Jason McGavin# Patrick McNally Anna Mikhailovich Danielle Mortorano Emily Murphy# Ellie Myers Kate Otley Maria Peralta Katie Peterson Leeds Pierce Shirley Ramos Nick Richards Tyler Roberts# Russ Rosenband Perry Ryan# Tiffany Sestir# Jacob Sheetz-Willard# Chris Shi Alex Snow# Rachel Snow# Ryn Steck Katherine Still Hannah Stubley# Patrick Sullivan Andrew Taub# Emily Taylor# Claire Thetford William Thoreson-Green# Ian Thresher# Brittany Tomkin Catie Torcivia Ben Trachtman Maria Treacy Chris Visentin# Jacqueline Wald# Jian Wang Rachel Ward# Julia Weis John Whitney Max Williams Ben Wind Todd Woodworth Keo Xiong Fertaa Yieleh-Chireh Clare Zappen Paul Zarella Victor Zimmermann

CLASS of

2013

Luke Albert Kevin Alexander# Elizabeth Amster Seiya Asada-Johnson Janine Barlow Anna Bastidas Faton Begolli# Ryan Beres† Amanda Berman Leah Berryhill Arielle Berti# Sarah Bither Miles Blackburn Lukas Bridenbeck

# Chapel Bell Society

Eli Bunzel Hannah Burchenal# Debbie Chen# Michael Clarke Richard Coleman# Elizabeth Costello# Cooper Creagan Cathy Crone Will Dana Ayebea Darko# Mihai Dohotaru Gillian Dudeck Robert Finan Noah Ford Amanda Fox Christina Giordano David Goldstein Eric Green# Chelsea Haight#† Madie Harlem Sophie Hays Helen Higgins Taylor Hogenkamp Charles Hunsinger# Stephanie Ingraham Mahoney Rachel Johnson Alex Keefe# James Keefe# Harry Keeshan Tucker Keren Rebecca Knipp Michael Koester# Lindsay Kramer Custer Daniel Levine# Julia MacDonald# Becca McGavin# Anna McNally Rebekah McPheeters Mariela Meza# Caroline Morgan# Lyman Munschauer# Marko Nikic Grace Oakley† Kevin Prior# Ed Reed# Jim Ricker Libby Roberts Matt Ross William Rusche# Laurie Sadove† Hans Schulte Kristin Schwam#† Sarah Sidford Galia Slayen Amy Soenksen Nick Squires# Amy Stack Erin Sullivan Daniel Tempest# Alex Thompson Amanda Thorman Jane Vigneau Susannah Wales Luke Walsh Hui Ling Wang# Hannah Weisman Alex Wittner# Robby Wittner#

oJoel Bristol Associates

* Deceased

Stephen Wright Kiyoung Ye Cliff Yu Linda Zhang Yan Zhen#

CLASS of

2014

Benjamin Anderson# Sarah Andrews# John Angarola Nick Arney Julian Aronowitz Andrew Austin# Lizzy Auwaerter# Cynthia Batista# Jennifer Baxter Patrick Bedard# Chad Berger Jordan Berninger Calvert Bobola Kelsey Bogle# Lauren Brady Josh Bridge# Julia Grace Brimelow Justin Brown Andee Bucciarelli Bianca Buonaguro# Hannah Carlisle Sarah Dewi Caswell Libby Chamberlin Alana Christopher Caroline Clarke Conor Collins Erika Craven Jacob Davenport Brandon De Graff Claeson Dillon# Meghan Doherty Maggie Doolin# Jason Driscoll Neil Edwards James Ehret† Ellen Esterhay# Scott Etkin Helen Farrell Keara Fenzel Molly Ferguson# Nanyamka Fleming Madison Forsander Gigi Fraser# Max Geiduschek Ana Geiger Robert Gemborys Shriver Gilroy Annelise Gingrow Alice Grant Elliot Greenham Mike Guba Allie Gurney† Ben Hall Allison Hall# Evan Haney Nikki Haskins# Robert Hayden Shannon Heaney# Colin Henneberger# Laura Herlihy

Brooks Herr# Benjamin Holloway# Betty House Tara Huggins# Kim Hughes# Lucas Hulleberg# John Johnson# Katrina Keay Ethan Kelly# Michael Kendall John Kennedy Sarah Kerr# Ashley King Madison Kircher Katherine Krause# Heather Krieger Lisa Labate# Matt Langan† Lauren Lanzotti# Steve LaRochelle# Sarah Lasker Kyle Leahy Michelle Lee Daniel Lichtenauer# Ben Ligas o# Nathan Livingston Alex Lowy Elizabeth Lyford o# Kathryn Maiorano† Marla Marquez Megan McCareins Patrick McGlynn# Grant Meglis Sarah Mehrotra Barrett Meister Jonice Mendoza-Willis# Daniel Mesa# Madison Molho Jessica Moulite Grace Munro Greg Newton James Nguyen† Andrew Nichols# Hannah Grace O’Connell Clare O’Grady# Deanna Perez Katie Pierce Carson Potter# Katie Prior# Sydney Proze# Aly Raynor# Sam Reider† Will Robertson Maggie Rosenbaum# Alex Rudow Abby Saks Mitchell Scher Jacob Schneider Max Schnidman Will Schoder Sim Schonfeld Gregory Scott# Sarah Sgro Michelle Shafer# Matt Smith Nick Solano† James Stanell# Jesse Stinebring Clair Stover

Emily Sullivan Ben Swett David Tackeff Isabelle Tan Dugdale Morolake Thompson# Jillian Tokarczyk# Claire Trachtman Anderson Tuggle† Maggie Uhlein# Charlotte Van Dercook† Kina Viola Duy Vo Gretchen Walker# Virginia Walsh Duke Evan Warnock Etan Weiss Bonnie Wertheim Julia Williams Brandon Wilson# Jacqueline Winter# Emily Winters# Leah Wolf# Ben Yudysky#

CLASS of

2015

Kathleen Allen#

Courtney Anderson# Sky Aulita Daniel Baer Rose Berns-Zieve Sara Berthiaume Trevor Bobola Anna Brown# Jack Cartwright Esther Cleary# Casey Collins#† Tim Cowan Ryan Crawford Brendan Cunningham Patrick Curtis Liz DaBramo# Caroline D’Ambro# Isabel Dau Glenn deMarrais Reuben Dizengoff† Patrick Donadio† Paul Donahue Will Driscoll Kadaicia-Loi Dunkley Austin Engros† Sahyli Febles Ben Fields# John Fisher# Thomas Funk J.P. Gipper Gailor Rebecca Gaines Caroline Glover# Jordan Graziadei Caroline Grunewald# Lauren Ha# Katie Hamlin Will Haslun Courtney Hobgood#† Katey Hopper Matthew Hrvatin Sabrina Hua# Margaret Hylas

Anthony Jackson Andrew Jaffoni# Will Johns Emily Kaplan# Zachary Klein Jamie Lee# Anna Macdonald# Matt Magruder# Lillian McCullough# Thomas McKeown# Andrew McWhirter Zoe Mikhailovich Mel Miller Katie Moran# Clare Moretti Deanna Nappi# Ted Nehrbas Kate Nguyen# Emily Pitman Buck Reynolds# Mike Rosato Emily Rosen Nick Ruppel# Kiyan Savar Patrick Sen† Sam Sherman Eren Shultz Margaret Smith Nick Taylor Mary Thede Jazz Thomas# Bryce Timm# Carrie Uhlein# Olivia Valcarce Hannah Wagner# Kwadwo Woods-Lokken Amy Wright# Nick Yepes# Zack Young Alicja Zak John Zimmerman

CLASS of

2016

Evan Abelson Lindsay Arader# Ben Balick† Rachel Beamish# Laura Becker Zack Becker James Bryan# Eli Burgard Marian Burgard Charlotte Carstens Sitong Chen#† Julia Coash# Maggie Coleman# Katie Conroy† Hannah Corman# Jessi Crowley Adam Daniere# Amy Defnet# Cassie Dennison Fitzpatrick Courtney Dillon# Glen Donovan Cole Dreyfuss# Marc Dudzik# Ian Dunning#

Carina Elfving# Annie Emanuels Daniel Erichson Victoria Fennell Mayeline Fernández# Brian Ferrell Emily Fisher# Sarah Fromm Sellers Garrett# Andrew Gibeley# Olivia Gozdz Ph.D. Jamie Granskie# Sarah Graves# Phoebe Greenwald# Katherine Gross Steve Gross# Nicholas Gustaitis Lauren Halladay Kevin Herrera# Corinne Hom# Abby Homer# Marc Horschman Stephanie Hruza Nell Hryshko# Hao Iao Jeff Jenkins Courtney Kaplar Sarge Kinlin# Victoria Kinlin† Chris Labora Macy Lawler Jennifer Lengvarsky# Parker Matthews Lewis Jared Lippman# Tyler Lovejoy Elisa MacColl-Erichson Andrew Mandelbaum# Erich Marcks Kenny Matheson# John McBratney# Kaitlin McCabe# John McGuinnis Alec Melone Alex Mitko Liz Morris# Michael Nelson Binh Nguyen Eric Nieminen Flavia Oliveira Victor Oyadiji Lia Parker-Belfer Shea Patrick# Alexandra Penta Adam Pfander# Heather Piekarz Ariel Pimentel Rachel Pollan# Annie Pooley† Brad Prevel Sarah Rahman Rashveena Rajaram Alex Reading Joe Ricciuti† Laur Rivera Ian Rothenberg Peter Samson Hal Shimkoski Chloe Sienkewicz Brian Sobotko#

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Sam Sweet Emma Teach Callum Thomas Sarah Thomsen Lauren Trachtenberg Abelson Kristen Tsutsui Elizabeth Ughetta Ramon Villalona Liam Wallace# Sarah Wallack Wenlu Weng Emma Wilkinson Arthur Williams# Michael Williams Charlie Wilson† Hannah Withiam† Hannah Woolley Richard Wu Sharon Yam# Matthew Yung

CLASS of

2017

Natalie Adams Emma Anderson Charlotte Andrews# Marta Antoniv# Anna Arnn Kelsey Babcock# Alex Baradari# Mali Barker# Caroline Barrett Scott Becker Cameron Boucher Maggie Boyd Kate Brouns# Jon Capelin Jon Carkeek#† Shandy Chen# Elias Clough# Jonathan Cohen# Kenneth Collins Caroline Corbin# Finley Cruger# Tommy Dana# Sharon Di# Taylor Elicegui Daniel Farina Emma Feitelson# Charlie Fennell Casey File Andrew Fischer Katharine Fuzesi# Matt Golding Ben Goldman Kate Groll# Bennett Hambrook#† Tucker Hamlin Emily Hedison Spenser Heller# Matthew Hermann Kacy Hobbis# Alexander Hollister# James Hunter# Benjamin Isenberg Ben Jeffery† Mickey Keating

Katie Kiesel# Isaac Kirschner Nora Klemmer Alexander Klosner Sharon Liu Rebecca Lunt# Samuel Matlick#† Jack McCaffery# John McGonigle o# Brett Mele Jake Menges Branden Miles Xavier Morin† Robert Morris Meredyth Ohringer Philip Parkes Kyle Pitman# Conor Powers Collin Purcell Silvia Radulescu# Emily Randrup# Tyler Rehor Ces Renero# Kevin Roback# Hannah Rubin# Ilana Schwartz Bradley Smelstor Matthew Snider Elizabeth Starr Gallagher# Hannah Strong Charlie Sullivan Alec Talsania# Evelyn Torsher Josh Troop# Katie Veasey Nathan Weinrauch Jacob Weissman Richard Wenner Harrison Wetzler Devin White# Jennie Wilber# Rachel Williams# Caleb Williamson# Ryan Wolfsberg Lisa Yang# Tian Yang Laura Young# Nicholas Zuroski

CLASS of

2018

Amber Aparicio Amanda Becker Aaron Beguelin# Daniel Berrick Matthew Bleich Holly Bobola Bridget Braley# Courtney Brown Tyler Bruneteau Andre Burnham# Peter Calleri Killian Clancy Phoebe Collins# Neil Conway# Julia Conway# Benjamin Cooper Cori Crisfield

Dana Cunden# Steven Cunden# David Dacres Peter DeWeirdt Justin Dillane Stephanie DiPietro Joseph Dixon Sophie Dizengoff† Erin Donahue Charles Dunst# Eric Ekas Gabriela Foster Jack Gaul Lauren Getman Bill Gordon Rachel Gramlich Isabel Grieder Marcus Gutierrez# Katherine Gwydir# Jessica Halladay Elza Harb# Joe Harrington Dan Horgan Sarah Hossain# Meg Josephson Lia Jundt Jane Jurayj Matthew Kastilahn# Victoria Keh Sungmin Kim# Ned Kister Caroline Knop Nate Kremer# Caroline Langan† Jaeho Lee Eli Lichtman John Liebman Sindy Liu# Charlie Lynn Nicole Lyons Gillian Mak# Patrick Malin Anna McCloskey# Liam McEnroe# Niyati Mehta Tripp Miller Alexander Miltenberg Matthew Moros# Tim Nowacki Kureem Nugent Isabel O’Malley Conor O’Shea# Marquis Palmer Trevor Pearson Lilly Pieper# Elizabeth Pinto# Harrison Potter Leigh Preston Emma Raynor# Anna Rich Caroline Rock Joseph Rokous# Paige Rossi Matthew Saltzman Annabel Sangree# Alex Scheuer# Olivia Shehan# Andrew Sinclair Julia Smith † 1812 Leadership Circle

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Katherine Spano# Alexander Streich Case Tatro Penny Tornes Gabrielle Troya Liz Wagenbach Blake Warren# Noah Weissmann# Rebecca Werrell# Kate Whiston# Brandon Willett Erich Wohl# Nico Yardas Houghton Yonge Amy Zhang Jaclyn Zingman Christine Zizzi Eric Zurmuehle#

CLASS of

2019

AB Abera Fluffy Aguilar# Kenan Akin Matt Albino Jordan Allen Jacob Altman-DeSole Rob Arrix Nick Balderston Natalie Basta Jean Beecher Jeremy Benjamin† Jesse Bennett Cat Berry Alex Black Andrej Bogdanovics Jake Bolster Julia Booth# Justin Bower Liam Bradley Tatiana Bradley Liz Brautigam Steig# David Braverman Jason Brochu Zachary Brookler Cassidy Brown John Buckley Cole Burchill Haley Burroughs# Jackie Bussgang Giacomo Cabrera Alyssa Carlson Ethan Carrow Joe Caruso#† Matt Casadei Ursula Castiblanco#† Bobby Chapman Ian Chen Caroline Chivily# Lili Christie Stephen Clement Casey Codd# Maura Colley Jenna Columbia Delgado Corcoran Maya Cote Taylor Coursey Richard Court

# Chapel Bell Society

Ian Crimmins Charlotte Cross Abby Dayton Sebastien Deguines Delaney Del Mundo Chris Devir Aaron Dobieski Katie Dolan Allison Donlan Jenna Donovan Tim Doyle Harry Dubke Jake Engelman Gregory Evans Nick Falcone Austin Fanburg Suzanne Finnerty Jack Fischman Charlie Fogg Liza Frazier Sawyer Frisbie Olivia Fuller Will Gabriel Rory Gagnon Trisha Gagnon Allie Gale Kyra Ganswith Molly Geisinger Leigh Gelotte Paul Giuliano#† Michael Grassey Mikayla Greeley Megan Grip Andrew Groll# Joshua Gutierrez Emily Haas Matthew Haas Kathryn Hacker Fiker Haile Christian Hansson Joe Harnett Grace Heller Alex Hendry Max Hernandez-Zapata Henry Hill Peter Hoffmann Anne Homans Colin Horgan Maggie Horne Conrad Hsiang Tyler Hudson Lindsay Jadow Atticus Jones Kyandreia Jones Sarah Kaiser Mary Kalb Henry Kapp Oliver Keh Stephen Kelley KC Keppler Grant Kiefaber Jonathan Kirshenbaum Zach Kleinbaum Avery Klinger Jessie Kravet Meredith LaBelle Molly Leitner Madeleine Lepesant Helen Lin

oJoel Bristol Associates

* Deceased

Dana Marrocco Clay McCollum Fiona McLaughlin Hannah McLean Jerad McMickle# Zachary Mendelovici#† Georgia Miller† Gregory Milnarik Caroline Moore Ben Morgan Sarah Morrill Chad Morse† Chase Moulton Annaliese Mugele Lucy Munves Nilesh Nair Bella Nichol Ian Nichols#† Ian Nish# James Nish# Mike Nole Olivia Northrop Gabby O’Brien Ben Oltsik Ben Parfitt Gi Petta Ryan Phelps Max Phillipps Sarah Pickup† Trevor Pinkham Ethan Plotkin Kara Pooley† Brandon Raciti Karthik Ravishankar† Olivia Rees† Hunter Reynolds Julia Reynolds#† Ben Rhind Margaret Riordan Sarah Robertson Sean Rose William Rothschild Joshua Rothstein Dan Russell Brett Sandford# Craig Sandford# Rachel Schooler Anneka Sheppard Henry Shuldiner Nora Silva Nicholas Silvestri Olivia Simone# Alexei Smith Nathan Sobel Joshua Sommers Tyler Spector Ashleah Speier Tori Stapleton Emily Steates Gabby Stern Jonny Stimola#† Sarah Stinebaugh Benjamin Stoloff Kevin Strong Teddy Sullivan Brooke Talsania Emery Taylor Nicole Taylor R.J. Taylor

Kaitlyn Thayer John Thomsen Casey Tobin Brandon Tobin#† Konstantin Tokarr George Tucker Abby Visintainer William von Weise Annelise Vought Dan Wall Taylor Wallace Ben Walsh Sophia Wang# Libbie Warner# Jack Warren Electra Washburn† Andrew Watson Samantha Weeks Jodi Weiss# Emma Weller# Faith White Meghan Wilkinson Ryn Winner Caitlin Yu Charlotte Zonis Raza Zubair† Caroline Zuchold

CLASS of

2020

Jim Abbott# Christopher Albino Shaq Alexander Webb Edward Allen Ines Ayara Zac Ball# Daniel Berger Mary Beringause Caitlin Berreitter Colin Binnie Alexandra Blomfield Sam Bowen Sterling Bray† Chris Browne† Carmine Bruno Kelsey Brush# Joey Centanni Yvonne Chen Stefanie Chin Jacob Circelli# Stephen Cochrane Chris Conley Nicholas Conzelman† Alexander Cook# Maggie Cunha Elie Doubleday Spencer Dutton Kate Everett Maddy Fargis† Alex Fergusson Eric Fischer† Will Fitzpatrick TT Fletcher Torrey Foster# Ram Franqui# Emily Fraser Kyle Gately Jarrod Gerstein#

Nate Goodman Kenny Gray Julia Hartnett Haley Hassell# Ruo Nan Huang# Ashley Huntington Jessy Jogodnik Sam Jones# Will Jordan#† Sanjog Karki Adam Kazan# Chris Keane Griffin Kearns† Sam Keehn† Lantz Kilburn# Emma Knoll Sam Knollmeyer Claire Lincoln Sadie Logan Mark Lutz Bryan Matte Owen McCarthy Claire Miller Patrick Morelli Grace Passannante Vishal Patel Julian Perricone# Bryce Phillips Geneva Pohl Maddie Pumphrey Lukas Puris Giuliana Rankin Thomas Riley Maggie Rogers Christine Rosato Sam Rowley Arielle Saber# Justin Schirmacher Jefri Schmidt Joseph Schmidt Ruthie Schmidt# Deirdre Schutzman# David Sills# Callum Slater Sarah Stigberg# Caroline Sullivan Haley Taft Ramisa Tasnim Shadae Tingman Micaela Tobin Karianna Torres Alayna Trice# Lauren Troy# Nicholas Ursitti Ali Veitch Billy Wagner Erin Walicki Tucker Ward# Anna Zhang

CLASS of

2021

Samuel Alderson Sean Allen Drew Anderson William Andriola Sophia Archos Rileigh Arrington#

Kaja Bielecka Madie Bologa Katherine Buckley Jake Camel Matt Cappelletti# Matthew Carney Connor Cates Ellen Chinchilli Alex Choy Kelly Collins Katie Cronin Sammi D’Angelo Antton De Arbeloa Chad Dubin Jesse Elmer Craig Engert† Justin Felhaber Joseph Filippetti Michael Friedman Ryan Friedman Katie Gagnon Benjamin Gardner# Sam Gause Lindsay Gearty Abby Goodman Carson Goos Elizabeth Groubert Liesl Guenther Jacob Han Amy Harff Will Haviland Paige Hinchey Brigit Humphreys Agnia Ivanov Grace Janes# Jiin Jeong Ev Johnson Adriana Jonas Isabel Kierstead Kelsey Knapp# Daniel Koobatian Alexander Kurtz# Josh Labonte#† Kate Labosky Brian Lawson Jarrett Lee Bianca Macdonald#† Sandro Mariani† Julia Martin Jeffery Martinez Michael McEneney Matthew McGoey Steph Milam Eric Nahm Claire O’Brien Mike O’Hare Enogie Omoregbee David Opozda# Emma Parkhurst Checca Parson# Kate Piacenza Jono Quinn Anna Rasmussen#† A.J. Rattee Rob Rioux#† Mairin Rogers Perrin Salewood James Sanderson Pauline Santry

Jack Scacco Max Scheidl Andrew Schultheiss Jafar Sharipov† Patricia Shiebler Hudson Smith Jerry Tang Caroline Washington Walter Westhoff#† Eleonor Wolf Lucas Wright Stephanie Wu Hagen Wunderle Celine Yam Matt Zaffino#

CLASS of

2022

Elizabeth Atherton Jimmy Ball Sarah Bargamian† William Brindisi† James Cho Katrina Colby Kaylee Davis# Heather Devlin Addie Dumm Maya Figliuolo Jayne Fraser Hugo Frost Taigue Fullerton-Meaney Melanie Geller Jonny Gerstein Carolyn Gevinski† Michael Gillis Ben Given Jack Habeeb† Lucy Hamann Lizzy Hane Miranda Harrigan† Jamie Hauswirth Jack Herlihy Maddie Hurtgen Mukund Jayaram Theo Karavolas#† Elise Lanier Francesca Lanni Emily Le Benjamin Leit# George Lemmon Nina Lissarrague Garret Lualdi Nick Lyon Paul Malone# Anokhi Manchanda Kara Mathes Carl Maxwell Will McGonigle Jack McKeon Joey Moore Ethan Murphy Katie Neilsen Daniel Noenickx Molly Osinoff Nicole Papert Laura Radulescu Samuel Ratcliffe Krithika Ravishankar†

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Joe Reiner† Kat Roberts Nick Rubino Gavin Schaefer-Hood Mia Schiel Austin Scronce Maeve Sebold† Brady Slinger Julian Snyder Rufus Somerby# Max Steffey Ellie Storey Sean Storr Kit Taylor Sam Thoreen Ethan Tse† Gab Venne Sam Vogel† Adam Wijaya Nick Wilkins Miles Wyner Fiona Xiang Wyatt Young

CLASS of

2023

Chris Akuleme† Fred Allaire Mike Altman#† Sophie Argay Mac Behrhorst Sophia Bernstein† Sofi Block George Brady Katherine Bruno Hannah Budner Kate Burnham Peter Butler Philip Chivily Erick Christian† Jacqueline Cleary Jack Clougherty Edward Connolly Clara Davis Meredith Enslow Seamus Fagan† Craig Feist Drew Frey Emily Furfaro Elizabeth Gaillard Ashlyn Gaulin Emma Gaulin Michael Ghiorsi Lex Goldstein Sam Gordon Khady Gueye# Annabel Halaby# Zander Harpel Mark Harrington#† Nate Hays Katie Hodulik Maura Holden Lauren Holtzman Maddie Hong Peter Huleatt Ryan Hunt Rissa Hurley#

Eric Jamous Cole Johnson Elizabeth Kantrowitz Claire Kaplan† Sam Karlson Brendan Kastner Abby Kuhns Lauren Kuster† Shane Lavender Jason Le Allie LeeHoffman† Jason Lever Dara Levy Angela Li† Sam Lieberman Irene Liu Michelle Jiayi Liu Marvin Lopez Matt LoPresti Joe Maalouf Sam MacBean Chloe Maldonado Sean McAvoy Shap McCoy† Katlynn McGivney Conor McManus#† Maroun Mezher Eric Miller Matthew Mirkovic Patrick Mogan Ricardo Molina Kate Molinsek Michael Murray† Obi Nnadika† Raf Osella Hannah Osinoff Janna Perez# Allie Reed Liam Regan Thomas Reilly Jacob Rhee Jed Rifkin† Jonathan Rodriguez Conner Rood Owen Routhier Sophie Rubenfeld John Ruppert Sarah Sandison Ronnak Saxena Jay Schlaefer Jeremy Shemesh Tenzin Sherpa Jacob Sichlau Samantha Smith Ryan Smolarsky Katherine Solohub Tim Sommer Emma Stephens Ellis Strutton Felix Tager† Erin Tannenbaum Katie Tanner# Adrienne Thayaparan Emilio Vicioso† Jackson Vogt Alex Wong#† Cole Wright-Schaner Teddy Wynn

CLASS of

2024

Kendra Abbott Anya Acharya Cassandra Adler Amrit Aggarwal Sarah Ahrens Naima Akter Phoebe Anderson Jameson Andrews Sophie Antone Matt Arndt Anna Arzeno Kate Bacigalupo Sofia Bagdade Jaewoo Bang Leah Basel Anders Baum Bailey Black Jack Bloom Alex Bollnow# Emily Borden Emily Boviero Ella Brady Justin Brayton Sabrina Broderick Grace Brophy Julia Brous Quinn Brown Ali Burbano Will Burstein Connor Burt Nicholas Cackett Tamayo Lia Cagnetta Kalie Calagna Gracie Callanan Allen Cao Nick Carabatsos Alex Carducci Jason Casado Grace Chapis Helair Charles Kimberly Chase Jordan Che Phoebe Child Chloe Chiota Olivia Chiota Ethan Chiu Hannah Cho Audrey Choi Hanna Cillo Patrick Cleary Evan Cohen Charles Colby Andrew Coleman Grace Cooper Sophie Crehan Leah Croke Maddie Culcasi Walker Cummins Pete Cuomo Claire Cutler Peter D’Albert Cicille Dan-Morton Danny Darras Olivia Dashefsky Georgia Davis Gabi De Mendonca Gomes

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Isabella De Pirro Kathleen Deedy Brogan Deem-Ranzetta Ethan del Rosario Yassine Dhouib Hannah Dillon Olivia DiTommaso Maja Domagala Charlie Donahue Celia Dorsey Colin Doyle Naomi Drew Katerina Dunleavy Emmett Dupree Jake Durando Carter Dwyer Emma Earls Natalie Elmes Saleh Eltayeb Maeve Eskandari Gianni Esposito Michelle Estrella-Dominguez Mark Fakler Dylan Fargis Sebastian Favela Sam Feldman Bethany Fell Catherine Fengler Emily Ferguson Casey Fiore Matt Fiore Jhoana Flores Nick Fluty Julia Fornasar Jessica Frantzen James Frazier Grace Fuss Brendan Gagan Elizabeth Gale Jane Galian James Gallagher David Galvao Elizabeth Gee Sam Gilbert Max Girard Sarah Gleba Lorelei Glidden Grace Goldberg Daniel Goldstein Eliza Gonzalez Eliana Good Henry Gooding Drake Gorecki Charlie Graffin America Grafton Jack Grant Logan Greene Jack Griffin Kate Grissmer Kelly Grossman Katrina Grzeszczuk Kathy Guerra Katherine Guido Syra Gutow Kai Haesslein Emily Hall Carter Hampson

# Chapel Bell Society

Alex Hanna Derin Hansen Katie Hansen Maeve Harrington Arden Hauck William Haynes Eva Hays Sarah Healy John Hern Justin Hern Lizzie Herr Josue Herrera Rivera# Anthony Hevia Lily Hirai Simon Hoke Jake Holmes Colin Howe Benjamin Howell Leo Hsieh Brian Hu Min Yu Huang Liam Hudgings Emma Hunter Mary Hurner Musti Ismail Julian Jacobs Taliyah James Jack Jee Elaine Jia Jason Jiang Sarah John Aurelie Kaleka Ethan Kalishman Tommy Kantaros Anusha Karki Zoe Katz Irene Keh Anna Kein Stephen Kelly Annie Kennedy Nick Kern Justin Kim Alana King Jenn Klix Ashley Kolpan Sean Kondracki Tyler Krasusky Ashley Krawshuk Emma Krupp Henry Kuck Thomas Kuhn Lindsay Kuser Chloe Lance Meghan Lane Freya Langenberg Jungwon Lee Phoebe Leonard Miriam Lerner James Lewis Athenia Li Bailey Lillis Regina Lin Sage Lively Pius Lo Jonathan Loja-Naula Rachel Luxton Emily Ly Lily MacVeagh

oJoel Bristol Associates

* Deceased

Tennis legend Venus Williams waves to the audience as she takes the stage for the Sacerdote Great Names Series event on April 18, 2024

Haley Maddox Matthew Maillet Anna Mak Lucy Makin Jules Mancuso Abigail Mangiafico Alissa Mangiaracina Riley Manion Hollis Mann Kyle Mannherz Camille Martin Dewayne Martin Sabrina Martinez Maggie Maselli Summer McClintic Alex McEneney Claire McGennis Emily McGovern Quinn McGrath Matt McGregor Alaina McKeen Summer Meade Maria Mercado Rengel Marley Merrihew Henry Mitchell Lucy Mixson Aisling Mockler Caitlin Moehrle Madison Monroe Melissa Morelli Tori Morelli Charlotte Morey# Chiara Morley-McLaughlin Elijah Morosky Fiona Morrison Olivia Morrow

Chriss Morse Eric Moss Maddie Mulligan Max Murphy Tim Murray John Myles Lucy Naughton Brandon Navarro Rorie Newman Sumiko Newman Raymond Ni Waleed Nisar Kelvin Nunez Margaret Nye Julia Oakes Johnny Oblak Kylie Oblak Bridget O’Brien Rachel O’Brien Stella O’Brien Jack O’Haire Anna Oshea Olivia Otsuka Betsy Overstrum Yongwoo Park Skyla Patterson Eliza Pendergast Jorge Perez-Vazquez Zach Perotto Natalia Peters-Domenech Breeze Petty Gabby Pia Jacob Piazza Madeline Pittel Ethan Plous Grace Policelli

Nick Potash Aliana Potter Katie Powell Sandra Priante William Profy Sami Quackenbush Julia Radomisli Madi Rainone Will Rampe Katherine Rao Emma Reilly Sam Reisner Vince Reph India Reynolds Caroline Rhodes Will Rice Sofia Riker Jack Ritzenberg Cole Rivell Lily Rizzoli Eliza Roberts Bobbi Roca Katie Rockford Evan Rosenfeld Irmak Sagir Katie Sands Eleanor Sangree Eric Santomauro-Stenzel Jackson Sattinger Marc Schermer Michael Scoleri Anthony Scurto Piper Seamon Pippi Seider Veronica Seixas Gunnar Senatore

Nina Shaikh Courtney Shay John Sheets Caroline Shen Benjamin Sherman Richard Sherpa Yarina Shi Bohbin Shim Kloe Shkane Rachel Shornick Jacob Shufro Julia Sinatra Anna Skrobala Teddy Slosberg Abigail Smith Harrison Smith Vin Spitalieri Abby Stanimer Austin Stapleton Erin Stevens Jackson Strout Graham Stuard Julien Swoap Alex Szyperek Deniz Tek James Thomas Teller Thomas Sophie Thompson Nicole Tichner Logan Tonra Rebecca Toomey Will Tormey Sydney Tran Luca Turndorf Sabrina Turner Caroline Ullem

Alexi Vaillancourt Em Vasquez Mejia Catherine Vogt Sadie Wallis Adriel Wandja Django Maya Weil-Cooley Emily Weinstein Sofia Weinstein Alex Weremchuk Jesse Wexler Sara Wheatley Charlotte Whiting Nate Wild Ainsley Wilson John Wilson Pyu Pyu Win Max Wutzke Simon Yan Bella Zegarelli Hayden Zeller Jacob Zeng Daniel Zhang Tim Zhang Oliver Zhao Michelle Zheng Clara Zhou de Magalhaes Ben Ziegler Helen Ziobrowski

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I M PA C T 2 0 24

How Hamilton Leads: By the Numbers

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TOTAL COMMITMENTS RECEIVED OVER THE LAST TEN FISCAL YEARS

The Hamilton community has raised the bar for philanthropic commitments over the last six fiscal years. The 10-year average now exceeds even the highest fundraising totals from any single fiscal year prior to 2019. This new standard was maintained, providing crucial resources for the future even after the conclusion of the Because Hamilton campaign in fiscal year 2024.

$80M

$71M $60M

$40M

$65M

10-Year Average: $42M

$44M

$38M $30M

$20M

$49M $42M

$42M

$28M $14M

$0

2015

2016

2017

2018

A LEGACY OF PHILANTHROPIC IMPACT Philanthropic impact on Hamilton builds over a donor’s lifetime, reaching its peak approaching and extending beyond the 50th reunion. The nature of commitments evolves over time as well,

2019

2020

2021

Estate

$132.2M

1970s

$166.3M

1980s

Friends Parents

$76.9M $38.4M $64.0M

$112.8M

1990s 2000s

$142.1M

Foundations & Corporations

$65.3M

1960s

2024

NON ALUMNI

$86.3M

1950s

2023

with endowed fund and facilities support increasing. Estate giving extends this legacy in perpetuity, with impact equal to entire decades of alumni. Parents, friends, and foundation & corporate support demonstrate the strength of Hamilton’s community.

ALUMNI BY REUNION DECADE 1940s

2022

$37.5M $7.6M

2010s $1.8M 2020s $0.3M Facilities

Endowment

Current Use & Awaiting Designation

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DOCUMENTED ESTATE PLANS

BY REUNION DECADE

opportunity for philanthropic impact by documenting plans with Hamilton, with many Joel Bristol Associates members having included the College in their plans but not documented amounts.

Knowing these plans helps the College and donor plan to maximize the impact of this support and acknowledge the donor's legacy intention.

Hamilton began counting documented estate plans in fundraising totals during Because Hamilton. Classes through the 1970s have documented $83.5M in plans. There is still significant DONORS

BEQUEST INTENTION AMOUNT 16

$6.5M

1950s

60

$42M

1960s

51

$35M

1970s

7

$9.9M

1980s

3

1990s

3

2000s

$6M $966K

1 2010s $10K

*

6 50

60

40

30

20

10

0

$3.9M $0

$7M

$14M

$21M

$28M

$35M

$42M

*Parents, employees, surviving spouses, and friends

NUMBER OF ENDOWED FUNDS FOR STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP AID OVER TIME

The number of endowed funds for scholarship aid has grown steadily since 1980, with faster growth following the College’s decision in 2010 to become need-blind in admission and the public launch of the Because Hamilton campaign in 2018. The 675 endowed funds for financial aid provide support for 727 students in academic year 2023-24.

MacLennan Match

700

Because Hamilton Public Launch

600

Need-Blind

675

500 400 300 200 100

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2024

2020

2016

2012

2008

2004

2000

1992

1996

1988

1984

1980

1971

1976

1967

1963

1958

1953

1948

1936

1928

1919

1912

1902

1895

1890

1884

1866

0

GIFTS AND GRANTS RECEIVED FOR FINANCIAL AID SINCE HAMILTON BECAME NEED-BLIND

Need-Blind

Alumni, parents, and friends have contributed $166M for financial aid since Hamilton announced in 2010 that it would become need-blind in admission. The pace quickened with the launch of the Because Hamilton campaign in 2018 and the announcement of the MacLennan match in 2020. Financial aid was the top priority for Because Hamilton, with the $120M goal met and surpassed.

MacLennan Match

Because Hamilton Public Launch

$180M

$166M

$160M $140M $120M $100M $80M $60M $40M $20M $0M

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

TEN YEARS OF ATHLETICS SUPPORT

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

Athletics at Hamilton has seen a trend of increasing philanthropic support over the last 10 fiscal years. This support spiked in fiscal year 2024 with support for critical athletic facilities projects.

$6M

$5.5M $5M

$4M

$3.2M $3M

$2M

$1.8M

$2M

$1.3M

$1.1M

$1M

$0

$2M $1.6M

$1.1M

$675K

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

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TEN YEARS OF 50TH REUNIONS

Facilities $3M

Here are a few highlights from the 50th reunions for the Classes of 1965-1974.

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5.9

$

MILLION in commitments including more than $24M in bequest intentions

$50M Endowment $26M

Current Use $21M

MILLION as part of their 50th and another

9.2

$

15.4

$

MILLION raised by the Class of 1971

ENDOWED FUND for science research

REUNION DONORS

2

CLASS endowed funds supporting the Career Center

KIRKLAND campus enhancement projects

1

1,300

8

CLASS endowed scholarships

ENDOWED FUNDS for basketball, hockey, and lacrosse

INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE

ENDOWED FUND for German studies

3

MILLION for their 55th

Nearly

A record

1

The Class of 1969 raised

$

As of June 30th, 2023, Hamilton’s investment performance was strong across multiple horizons. Over the medium and longer term, Hamilton’s endowment performed above median versus peer endowments, as measured by the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO), a membership organization representing approximately 650 U.S. colleges and universities.

12%

9.9%

10%

9.1% 8.0%

8%

8.5%

8.1%

6.9%

6.8% 6%

4%

4.0%

2%

0% 1 Year

3 Years Hamilton

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5 Years NACUBO Median

10 Years

ENDOWMENT GROWTH WITH AND WITHOUT ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS

The value of the endowment is about $1.3 billion as shown by its market value since 1989 (dark blue). If no new gifts had been added to the endowment and allowed to compound since that time, the fund's current value would be just over $700 million (bright blue).

$1,600M $1,400M $1,200M $1,000M $800M $600M $400M $200M $0

1994

1997

2000

2003

2006

2009

2012

Actual Endowment Market Value

2015

2018

2021

2023

Endowment Without Subsequent Gifts

MARKET VALUE OF ENDOWED FUNDS FOR STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP AID

New gifts and prudent investment of existing funds have resulted in a market value of more than a half billion dollars of endowment for student scholarship aid. The income earned from these funds is used to award financial aid to students.

$604M

$600M

$565M

$556M

2022

2023

$586M

$500M

$400M

$391M

$390M

2014

2015

$417M $373M

$405M

$411M

2018

2019

$423M

$323M $300M

$285M

$286M

2011

2012

$238M $200M

$192M

$100M

$0M

2009

2010

2013

2016

2017

2020

2021

2024

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CAREER PREPARATION

Percentage of students who are assigned a career coach before they arrive on campus:

Percentage of seniors graduating with at least one career-related experience:

100%

94%

Typical percentage of students applying to law school who are accepted:

Typical percentage of students applying to medical school who are accepted:

85%

80%

SUCCESSFUL OUTCOMES Employment Fields for the Class of 2023 Finance

16.5%

Science & Technology

14.6%

Business Management

11.3%

Education

10.1%

Consulting

7.6%

Nonprofit

7.0%

Fellowship

5.2%

Health Care

5.2%

Arts

4.0%

Other

4.0%

Marketing & Sales

3.7%

Government

3.0%

Sports & Leisure

2.4%

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Hamilton offers a developmental and comprehensive career preparation program so that students are well prepared to pursue graduate study or seek employment after leaving College Hill.

Percentage of seniors graduating with at least two career-related experiences:

Percentage of seniors graduating with four career-related experiences:

75%

Percentage of Class of 2023 graduates who were employed or pursuing graduate studies, internships, or fellowships within nine months of graduation:

20%

Percentage of students who have engaged with the Career Center in the past academic year:

95%

Percentage of alumni who have access to the Career Center’s professionals, services, and resources:

73%

100%

More than half of the Class of 2023 secured jobs in finance, science and technology, business management, education, or consulting following graduation. Nearly a quarter of the students pursuing graduate degrees are doing so in science or math.

Graduate Study Fields for the Class of 2023

12.2%

Other/ Unknown

10.8% Health Care

9.5% Arts

12.2%

6.8% L aw

Business Administration

5.4% Humanities 1.4% Communications

17.6%

Social Sciences

Legal Services

2.1%

Advertising & PR

1.8%

Media

1.5%

24.3% Science & Math

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I M PA C T 2 0 24

How Hamilton Leads: Onward

F

ROM MY PERSPECTIVE, only a few colleges and uni-

ethical concerns of our time. I have every confidence that our stu-

versities are preparing graduates to navigate change, to

dents and graduates will continue to lead and thrive, so that with

imagine different worlds, and to inspire people to work

your support and collaboration and ideas we’ll make Hamilton

toward new visions of humankind. These are places that

everything it needs to be for the next 50 years and beyond.

possess both the intellectual courage and the intellec-

tual humility to have an out-sized impact on the world.

Onward!

Hamilton is one of those colleges. Its entire purpose and

culture are organized around the power of a liberal arts educa-

STEVEN TEPPER

tion and its pledge to prepare students for active citizenship.

President

Democracy depends on places like Hamilton not only to be successful, but to be true influencers through the work of their students, faculty, graduates, and staff.

I believe in participatory leadership to create a shared vision for Hamilton’s future, one that is consistent with our traditional values and unique to our place in higher education. Aligning this college with society’s need for leadership, innovation, creativity, and new knowledge for the next 50 years will be an exciting thing to work on with all of you.

Together, let’s continue making Hamilton one of the most amazing places to evolve the human brain and connect it to the

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Hamilton’s Leadership:

STEVEN TEPPER

President stepper@hamilton.edu

MARISA BENINCASA

LORI RAVA DENNISON ’87, P’16

JOHN T. MCLAUGHLIN

SEAN BENNETT

GILL KING P’16

NGONI MUNEMO

CHRISTOPHER CARD

KAREN LEACH

JOE SHELLEY

Vice President for Communications and Marketing mbeninca@hamilton.edu

Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion stbennet@hamilton.edu

Vice President and Dean of Students ccard@hamilton.edu

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Should you have any questions, please contact the relevant divisional head listed below:

Vice President for Advancement ldenniso@hamilton.edu

Chief of Staff and Secretary to the Board of Trustees gking@hamilton.edu

Vice President for Administration and Finance kleach@hamilton.edu

Vice President for Enrollment Management jmclaugh@hamilton.edu

Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty nmunemo@hamilton.edu

Vice President for Libraries and Information Technology jshelley@hamilton.edu

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