When Hannah Pearson ’09 isn’t in the water growing oysters, she’s in the water scuba diving or catching lobsters. See page 21 for Hannah’s story.
2009 After graduating from Boston University, Luke Martin landed his dream job in a scientific lab in Los Angeles. He is currently training chimpanzees and other great apes for an upcoming mission to Mars scheduled for 2030. His great love for his “coworkers” inspired Luke to adopt a baby chimpanzee, whom he named “Caesar.” Liz Mastors spoke at the Cum Laude assembly in October in Alumni Hall. After MB, Liz
attended Tufts University, where she studied Arabic and entrepreneurial leadership. Her studies shaped her interest in women-targeted private sector development in the Middle East. She is a hobbyist beekeeper and passionate about promoting beekeeping around the world. Liz is now working for Prosperity Catalyst, a social enterprise based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, whose mission is to provide tools, training and access to markets for women in distressed regions of the world.
2010 Congratulations to Wesley Hardman who graduated from Centre College this May. Wes completed his lacrosse career as the captain of the Centre’s men’s lacrosse team. He also recently completed a study program in Thailand and Cambodia.
2013 Catherine Corrente loves living in the District of Columbia and studying accounting and operations management at Georgetown University: “My best to everyone at MB!”
The Class of 2010 enjoyed their first Reunion! 1st row (l-r) — Lily Zucker, Hannah Harry, Jared Salvadore, Andrew Fasano, Allie Froehlich, Abby DeBlois, Sam Oppe; 2nd row — Becky Swaszek, Alison Hayes, Nadia Duryea, Joana Ruano; 3rd row — Corey Robinson, Alli Harrington, Cara Liebman, Sam Pilavin, Tosan Eyetsemitan, Graham Woodberry, Geoff Hogan, David Appolonia; 4th row — Michael Yules, Sam Artenstein, Luc Vernerey, Joe Gorgi, Zack Mann, Christian Romano, Jordan Anderson, Frohman Anderson, and Josh Cohen. 40
Gillian Zwicker ’10 couldn’t attend Reunion, but says hearing about it made her nostalgic for MB. Gillian is studying in China this year and won’t be back in the U.S. until July. She hopes she’ll be able to attend next Reunion!
Elizabeth Hoyler ’11 is in her senior year at Duke, and reflects, “MB helped me understand that education is not so much the subjects you’re learning, but how you’re learning them. Small classes with accessible, involved teachers — shout outs to Michael Himelfarb, Barry Marshall, Hilary Major and Ms. Breindel! — taught me how to be close to professors in college.”