2009

2009

I hope you’re enjoying the summer! Here are some updates from our classmates.

Diane Cheney matched for a residency in veterinary diagnostic imaging at Texas A&M University and moves to College Station in July! Last June Arik Clausner and his partner, Rebecca, moved to her hometown of Kristiansand, Norway. He wrote, “Learning to live like a Viking has been an adventure but absolutely hyggelig [nice]! I’m now teaching history, religion, and Norwegian at a local school and enjoying the Scandinavian life.” After eight years in the Washington, D.C., area, Amber Gott moved to Richmond, Virginia. She is still working for LastPass (LogMeln) but is excited to explore a new city. She would love to connect with other alums in the area! In March Molson Hart moved from New York City to Dallas, where his toy company Viahart has opened a new warehouse and office. Last April he opened a niche intellectual property litigation financing firm with his brother, Hilton Hart ’14, that recently had its one-year anniversary! Josh Jacobson moved from New York City to Berkeley, California, to work at the Berkeley Existential Risk Initiative. David Kopec’s second book, Classic Computer Science Problems in Swift, was published by Manning this spring. Johannes Lohmann is living in Brooklyn and working as a senior advisor for the Behavioral Insights Team, where he focuses on finding and testing ways to adopt insight from psychology and behavioral economics for public policy and social programs mostly in developing countries. Nell (Pascall) Mackenzie just moved to Scotland! Her husband, Campbell, got a research fellowship at St. Andrews University, so they have moved there with their dog Oscar fo rat least a year, maybe two or three. Anyone visiting Fife should go and say hi!

—Liz (Doolittle) Kahane, 7 Chatmoss Road, Henderson, NV 89052; (617) 909-7669; elizabeth.d.kahane@gmail.com