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tends St. George U. in Grenada where he is enrolled in the dual degree MPH/ MD program.
2008 Kevin Kent is involved with Project Eye to Eye, a mentoring program that pairs up college and middle school students who have learning disabilities and/ or ADHD. Kevin writes, “Each project is designed to improve important skills that have been shown to be strong in people who are successful with learning disabilities. Through the involvement with the program I have definitely become prouder of my learning disability
and have learned about the benefits of having one, something I would have never thought was possible before coming to T-P.” Kevin began working with Eye to Eye in the Spring of 2010, as a mentor. By the Fall, he was promoted to co-coordinator and has held this position since. To learn more about Kevin and Project Eye to Eye, visit www. projecteye2eye.org. Kevin also was a member of Hobart’s Squash Team for his four years there. Danny Smith graduated from Nichols College this past May with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.
2009 Lenny Harrington recently entered into the real estate business in the Hamptons. He writes: “I have amazing rentals and properties for sale at prices that cannot be beat. If you are looking into or currently own property in the Hamptons, please call 914.318.8472”
2010 Keegan Flynn attends Denison U., majoring in communications. This summer he plans to work for Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
Alumni Softball Game in NYC: seated, Brian Foster ’79, Greg Hayden ’98, John Geehreng ’98, Anthony Muccioli ‘06, Chris Gillman ’05, Miles Hubbard ’57; standing, Afif El-Solh ‘09, Natalie (de Hoff) Ross ‘83, Bill Casson, Spencer McIntosh ‘04, Tim Rothman ’98, Brian Rothman ’95, John Ammaturo ‘98, Jesse Wildrick ‘98, Hugh Wildrick ‘02.
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