The Loomis Chaffee Alumni App
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PELICAN 100 Hours in the Life of Loomis Chaffee
Introducing EverTrue, a Loomis Chaffee exclusive alumni mobile app! The app features:
• Searchable alumni directory tool to search by • Nearby location and view the results on a map
• Integration with LinkedIn • LC news and events on Facebook, Twitter, and the LC website
• Ability to make your gift to Loomis Chaffee using our secure giving page
Access all this on your Apple or Android smartphone by downloading the free Evertrue app from the App Store or Google Play store today! 54 |
role in state government; it has transformed me into a more conscientious designer.” Lydia Fair Shackelford and Matt Shackelford were married October 3, 2014.
2003
Jacob Lassow attended Middlebury as an undergraduate and then the Bread Loaf School of English, where he earned his master’s degree. He also trained to be a pastry chef, worked at Appalachian Mountain Club huts as a cook/chef for several summers, and worked in the Middlebury College bakery for the campus dining halls. After moving to South Carolina with his girlfriend, an English teacher, he worked in several high-end restaurants as a chef. Jacob plans to make the transition to teaching in the public school system and is working to earn his teaching certification.
2007
Lucy Copp is in graduate school at the University of
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Southern California. She has been working on a short film and has been offered a podcast on the university’s radio station to talk about her experience studying Arabic.
Adobe Systems.”
Rebecca Wentworth is living and working in Arusha, Tanzania, as an engineer for Global Cycle Solutions. After graduating from Union College, she worked first in Nigeria before moving to Tanzania to join the GCS team.
2009
2008
Ali Hard and Michael Weng were married July 4, 2014, in Groton, Conn. Ali writes: “It was the first hurricane of the East Coast season, but we think it brought us good luck, as we were surrounded by wonderful friends and family. Mike and I recently moved from Boston back to New York City, where we met at Columbia University. I am back at Columbia, starting a master’s in nutrition, public health, and public policy; and Mike continues to work for
Kathryn Mullin is a varsity field hockey assistant coach at Loomis Chaffee, and Anna Giannoni serves as head JV coach. Liz Hackett works in a high school as part of a two-year College Advancement Corps program at Franklin & Marshall College. College Advancement Corps works with underrepresented communities in 14 states. As one of 13 advisors in Pennsylvania, Liz helps rural and farm students find their way to college. Liz was inspired by her college guidance counselor, former Loomis Chaffee faculty member Jennifer Kincaid. Hired prior to her senior year at the University of Florida, Pamela Daitch works as a geologist for Freeport-McMoRan, one of the world’s largest producers of copper and gold. Pam writes: “I work at the Morenci copper mine, which is near the border of Arizona