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DEE GUO 57 ½ East St Vernon CT 06066-3848 deedith@gmail.com MIRA SHARMA 350 Prince Arthur West, Apt 1105 Montreal, QC H2X 3R4, Canada mira.sharma.mcgill@gmail.com

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JAMIESON BAKER 740 Driggs Ave #3 Brooklyn NY 11211-5364 jamieson.baker@gmail.com JANE LILLY WARREN 480 10th Ave Apt 2FS New York, NY 10018-1109 janelillywarren@gmail.com DANIELA FRIAS 779 Ave E Apt 2 Bayonne NJ 07002-4051 daniela8_5@hotmail.com NINA SCHEINMAN nina.scheinman@gmail.com

After six years in New York City, Erica Smith moved to Philadelphia, Penn., where she enjoys teaching special education at Mastery Charter School. She is contemplating a doctoral degree in education. David Schwartz is currently living in Los Angeles and earning an M.B.A. at the University of Southern California. He will be moving to San Francisco to work for PwC next fall. Sarah Simons is enjoying her role at Public Health Solutions, managing federal contracts for HIV care in New York City. Her photography has been selected for two shows, and she has recently seen fellow Hoggers Rumman Hossain, Allison Jones, Emma Olson, and Rachel Varnergardner. Brendan Mysliwiec is living and working in Washington, D.C., and frequently gets together with D.C.-area Hoggers. Rumman Hossain is living in Brooklyn, N.Y., and can’t wait to DJ at our 15-year reunion. Jong Seong “John” Kim was discharged from the Republic of Korea army last December and has returned to New York City. He will be continuing his career as a hedge fund analyst in the city. Mackenzie Blake Russell is nearing the end of her Ph.D. program at Stanford, and while she is sorry she missed reunion, she was happy to catch up with many classmates last year at Vespers in New York City. She recently hung out with Nina Scheinman and attended some Bay Area young alumni events. She has also run into Jessi Barber and Tara Lihn ’02. Pooja Desai Patel and her husband welcomed their son, Rian Desai, on 3/29/14. Pooja is a senior client manager for Interbrand in New York City, and is still learning how to strike a balance between motherhood and a full-time career. She recently spent time with Vanessa Palomo and sometimes 86 I NMH Magazine

runs into a familiar NMH face on the streets of New York. Nina Scheinman was married to Drew Remiker on 7/19/14 in Berkeley, Calif. In attendance were Lindsey White, Jack Hubbard ’03, Dana Inglehart, and Rumman Hossain.

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DONNIE BLACKWELL 15 Rolling Green Dr Amherst MA 01002-2723 ptowndon@gmail.com ARJUN PANT 14 Egmont St Apt 1 Brookline MA 02446-3615 arjunpant@gmail.com JINGPING ZHANG 94 Rivington Street, Apt.#18 New York NY 10002-2257 jingping.ellen.zhang@gmail.com

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LAKOTA COON 67 Coon Holler Lane Castleton VA 22716-2931 wackylacky@gmail.com

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DITH PAMP 4025 SE Clinton St, Apt 2 Portland OR 97202 dith.pamp@gmail.com

From Dith Pamp—It was so great to see so many responses to my call for updates! It seems like many folks from our class are doing amazing things. I am living in Portland, Ore., recently finished my master’s from Oregon State University, and am working for my alma mater, Lewis & Clark College. Kayla DeVincentis lives in Boston and is a project manager at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement in Cambridge, Mass., and began her M.B.A. in health-sector management at Boston University. Dina Eldib works as a patent attorney in Cairo, Egypt. She married Farouk Tatanaki in April 2014 in the United Arab Emirates. Caroline Henderson says, “I’m in San Francisco, where I’ve been for three years, and am starting my own consulting practice in online campaigning. I’ve also started volunteering with Girls, Inc., and am planning to split my time between consulting and working with adolescent girls. I’ve also been dancing and singing a lot…I wrote and recorded my first song this fall, and I had my first performance. I’ve been taking a Beyoncé choreography dance class and got to learn “Run the World” from one of her choreographers.” After graduating from Howard University in 2011, Amani Kancey has served President Obama in his administration. She began her career at the White House, and was later appointed to serve as special assistant to the U.S. Secretary of Transportation. This past summer, she resigned from her post to attend Boston College Law School, and is work-

ing on her startup company and book. Tae Hyung Kim is back in Ithaca, N.Y., to resume his graduate studies in architecture at Cornell after completing mandatory military service in Korea. Teresa Le has been living in Johannesburg, South Africa, for the last four years and is finishing her master’s in development studies. Teresa says, “I love having visitors (Ablorde Ashigbi has been my favorite!).” Kelsie Leonard lives in Waltham, Mass., and is working through a second degree in biology at UMass-Boston. After graduating, she would like to get into conservation work. She says, “Recently, I ran the Pie Race—actually got a pie!” Lewis Maday-Travis says, “I’m in Seattle in my third year of teaching sixth-grade science at Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences. I live in a co-op with four others, where we share chickens and odd rituals. I’ve traveled all over the world, mostly with students; I’m gearing up for a service trip to Zambia this summer to our sister school in the country’s capital.” Theo Samets graduated from NYU Law in May 2014 and started as an associate in the real estate group at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton last September. He lives in Tribeca with David Weiner, and they see some of the many NMH folks in NYC. Recently, Theo has seen Ayana Christie, Blisse Wilkinson, Jordan Desnick, Sara Potash, Sara Eardensohn, Matt ShephardLupo ’06, Alex Boll, and Kitty Vieira. Theo spent August (2014) in Asia with friends from law school and had a whirlwind few days in Seoul, where he saw Suzi Han, Violet Kim, Young Kyu Kwon, YJ Lee, Jung Min Woo, Yea Kim ’08, and JooYeon Hahm ’08. On the same trip in Bangkok, Theo saw Naomi Ritz and Up Saksanguamanoon ’08. Donnie Smith is currently living and working in Saint James, N.Y. He is the associate dean of admissions at The Knox School, and really loves seeing NMHers on the road. “I had the pleasure of having dinner with Ayana Christie and Shirley Eng ’90 in D.C. Recently attended a gathering with Roberta Taggart, Kitty Vieira, Rebecca Donald, and hosted by Kate Hayes ’06 in New York City.” Pauline Stevens is living in Vermont and has been working at a nonprofit (One Percent for the Planet) for the last three years. Emily Thomas is living on Prince Edward Island, having graduated from University of Prince Edward Island in May 2014 with her master’s. She is in the process of figuring out what comes next, but is enjoying being out of school! Sara Tower says, “I’ve been farming at New Lands Farm in West Springfield, Mass., for two years now, working with immigrants and recently resettled refugees. I had a good time visiting campus back in May for the Farmer Teach-In with Pauline Stevens and Carla Cevasco. I’m also singing again with Sheila Heffernon in the Da Camara Singers in Amherst.” Jules Toraby is in his second year of law school at Elon in Greensboro, N.C. He attends Elon with Sharon Dunmore ’10 and Abigail Seymour. He recently became a certified yoga instructor and teaches both a power flow and acro yoga, and plans to run his first half marathon.


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