2013

2013

Our classmates have tons of exciting updates (this might be a record!), so apologies for the brevity, but let’s get

right to it.

Congratulations to Kimberly Rose on her upcoming wedding! Kim will be getting married in October on George Washington’s estate—a fitting locale for the former government major—and will be moving to Rome as a newlywed in February!

Casey Conway is very excited to be moving to San Francisco to take a new job at Apple as a product manager, applying user-centered design principles to improve maps, and she’s looking forward to reconnecting with Dartmouth grads!

BreAnna Houss is moving to Duluth, Minnesota, to medical school at the University of Minnesota campus.

In September Ben Riley will be moving to London to pursue a master’s in the history of art at the Courtauld. After completion of the degree next summer he will return to his editorial work at The New Criterion.

William Derdeyn will be attending the University of Wisconsin-Madison for nuclear engineering graduate school.

Congratulations to all our newly engaged classmates! Ben Reasons recently got engaged to his girlfriend of many years, Ailie Taylor, who graduated from Boston College in 2014.

In March Matt Peterson got engaged to his girlfriend, Amanda Ross (University of Texas T3), in New York.

Janet Hong, who is currently in herthird year of medical school at Tulane, recently got engaged to Bryan Song ’ll.

Melanie (Parnon) Guyergave birth to her second son, Deacon Cal Guyer, on March 6. We can’t wait to meet him!

Zack Doherty was recently commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps. He is in training at the Basic School in Quantico, Virginia.

After a wonderful experience living, working and sweating in Singapore (where Elise Smith, James Lee and Lexi Kellison recently visited), Chris O’Connell is moving to the United Arab Emirates for a job at NYU Abu Dhabi.

Madi Gamble is starting her Ph.D. in Dartmouth’s ecology, evolution, ecosystems and society graduate program in September. Welcome back to Hanover, Madi!

Nick Valentini will also be returning to Hanover this summer to start classes at the Geisel School of Medicine. Before that, he is planning atrip across the western United States and hopes to catch up with fellow T3 s along the way!

Last August Sam Ticker moved to Chicago to work with Kraft Heinz.

Julian Sarkar will be graduating from University of California Hastings College of the Law with a J.D. this spring. He plans to celebrate at Oktoberfest in Munich this fall.

Katherine Lindzey finished her M.S. in geology at the University of Oklahoma in December and she is now in Houston working as a geologist at ExxonMobil.

Benji Kessler and Sam Merwin are collaborating on an illustrated collection of limericks to be selfpublished. Let them know if you’d like to be their muse!

In June, before beginning her second year at Eastern Virginia Medical School, Caitlin Foley attended commissioned officer training in Alabama as part of her commitment to the Air Force.

This summer Joshua Lee was in Costa Rica working with a nongovernmental organization on international marine protection law issues.

Ashlee Roberson is moving to California and

will be attending Keck School of Medicine of USC (class of2020) in August. She would love to make Dartmouth alum connections in Los Angeles!

Classmate Meghan Sigvanna Topkok is

currently serving as the president of the National Native American Law Students Association.

Ryan Collins will be starting a Ph.D. in genomics at Harvard Medical School in August.

Richard Asala will be starting his M.B.A. at Tuck in the fall.

In June Juan Sanchez moved to Fresno, California to work for the chemistry group of E&J Gallo Winery.

Emily Fletcher, 1375Fairmont St. NW, Apt. 809, Washington, D.C. 20009; emilyefletcher@gmail. com