A Dartmouth Class of 2011 Publication Year Zero - Issue One June 2011

Where Are We All Going?Your 2011 Senior Executive Committee solicited infor-mation from Dartmouth’s Class of 2011 over blitz, andwe were overwhelmed by the number of responses! Wehave compiled the information into the following reportand sincerely hope you enjoy learning about your class!

Rob Avruch will be interning for Organizing forAmerica, the grassroots division of President Obama’sre-election campaign, in Grafton County. Tommy Broth-ers will be the Student Director for SEAD. Jean Masonwill be working in an artist’s studio. Matt Knight, CraigMcConnell, Tim Vanderet, Alex Reeder, Phil Henson,Emily Mason-Osann, Thomas Lane and Alison Stace-Naughton will be attending Thayer School of Engineer-ing for the Bachelor’s in Engineering degree. MollyGrear will be working for the Forest Service as an Envi-ronmental Engineer in Ketchikan, AK and will then returnto Dartmouth to complete the B.E. at Thayer. ChrisBilger will also be obtaining his B.E., and starting hisMasters of Engineering Management. Kelly Mallery willbe pursuing a Master’s in Science at Thayer. EmilyUnger will also be taking classes at Dartmouth. JohnUnderwood will be attending Dartmouth for graduateschool in Earth Sciences. Will Sampson and ZacharyIngbretsen will be working in a neuroscience lab on cam-pus. Long Sha will be a research assistant tasked with“scanning brains” at a lab on campus. Anne Peale will beinterning at Rauner Library. Jessica Son will be attend-ing graduate school at Dartmouth.

James Mercado II will be finishing up school,and will be in the Baltimore/Washington area starting insummer 2012. Allie Lau and Tina Alexander will be fin-ishing their undergraduate degrees. Desiree Descheniewill be a super-senior as well, and hopefully attend theCenter for Cartoon Studies in White River Junctionafter completing her degree, before going to graduateschool for education. Aaron Gaide will be finishing class

while playing soccer for Dartmouth men's soccer team.Peter Sutoris will be graduating with the Class of 2012,since he took a gap year while at Dartmouth. KaitlinBarber will be at Dartmouth for the summer conductingecology research on damselflies. Jeremiah Watchmanwill likely also be at Dartmouth, and plans to apply tograduate school. Robyn Deakins will be student teachingin the fall to get teacher certified, and will possibly beteaching in the Marshall Islands for the remainder ofthe year. Similarly, Ben Kahn will be coming back toHanover to complete his student teaching in secondarysocial studies, and then will possibly be staying on therest of the year working for the Dartmouth GospelChoir (He says, “After that, maybe I'll return to teachin the Marshall Islands, and then I'll go wherever thewind takes me”).

Dwayne Alexis and Amy Stanesco will also becompleting the Teacher Education Program. AndreaImhof will be doing the same, and will (hopefully) bemoving to Steamboat, CO in December when she fin-ishes the TEP program! Sam Lloyd will be working forDartmouth. Erik Snider will be conducting research inthe Chemistry Department. Caroline Moore will be aStudio Art Intern. Natalia Wrobel will also be interningwith the Studio Art Department, and says: “if anybodyneeds/wants a painting for their new home, let meknow!” Jaclyn Wypler will be the Dartmouth OrganicFarm intern this summer, and then hopefully enroll inthe Peace Corps or another type of volunteer or interimwork for a year before attending graduate school in So-ciology. Sladjana Skopelja will be a Research Assistantworking on Cardiology and Angiogenesis at DHMC. SapnaChemplavil will be living in either Hanover or Norwich,working for Astrea Media and the Hopkins Center forthe Arts.

Manaure Francisquez will be in either Hanover,India, Germany or Spain either finishing his undergradu-

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ate and BE degrees or working, in-terning, or doing research. To hisfellow ‘11s, he says: “Track me down.We'll have margaritas on top of abus somewhere. Let me know whereyou are and I'll sail there just tohave dinner with you.” George Thor-man will be working for the Environ-mental Studies Program, DartmouthCollege. As for future plans, he sayshe'll be studying and interning for anarchitecture firm in Italy this sum-mer on a Dartmouth General Fellow-ship and then looking for ways tocombine environmental and creativearts interests after another year inHanover (architecture and designgrad programs, etc). Matt Cloyd willbe working for the Climate Insti-tute, developing the Center for Envi-ronmental Leadership Training.Grace Nauman will be working as aresearch assistant at Adimab, a localbiotechnology company. Shelly Soodwill be attending Dartmouth MedicalSchool. Kalina Newmark will be aPresidential Fellow for the Presi-dent's Office. Paolo Murcia will betaking classes in the fall and thentraveling to Prague. Grace Johnsonwill likely be working in Hanover aswell.

Joe Celli, Max Gelb, DevonZimmerling, and Sarah Feldmann willbe working for Cambridge Associ-ates. Michael Lewis will be workingat Bain Capital. Bennett Siegel willalso be working in private equity. C.Stewart Gray will be working forLiberty Mutual. Stephanie Hu will beworking for Putnam Associates.

Jing Jing Zhang will beworking for Digitas. Jenny Zhao willbe working for the law firm SkaddenArps. Hillary Cheng will be attendingSuffolk Law School. Lindsey Beckettand David Gomez will be attendingHarvard Law School. Virginia Apra-hamian will be working and preparing

for law school. Patrick Kennedy will be

working for Health Advances. MeeraKrishna, Masha Barsky, Eric Ross,Katelyn Trecartin, and Lindsay Klo-fas will be working as research as-sistants at Massachusetts GeneralHospital. Bruce Jobse will be work-ing for BU Medical School. JinheeOh will be working as a lab technicianresearching lung cancer at Dana-Far-ber Cancer Center. Kelsey Harrisand Alice Bradley will be working forMIT’s Lincoln Laboratories. DerekSu will be working for ClearViewHealthcare Partners. Casey Gar-diner will be doing research on ado-lescent mood disorders at McLeanHospital. Roni Nitecki will be con-ducting research in a lab at HarvardUniversity Medical School.

Priya Rajgopal will be pursu-ing a Master’s in Medical Sciences.Kareem Halim will be attending med-ical school. Lindsey Fitzgerald willbe attending Tufts UniversitySchool of Medicine. Samantha Ep-stein and Andrey Dolinko will be at-tending Harvard Medical School.Sophie Shin will be pursuing a Mas-ter’s in Architecture at the Gradu-ate School of Design at HarvardUniversity. Samuel Buntz will be at-tending graduate school at HarvardDivinity School. Sonia Yuen will likelybe attending Tufts Medical School.

Ashley Mitchell will be work-ing at Deloitte Consulting. JaimieBerger, Lilai Guo, and Emily Rowanwill be working for LEK Consulting.Rahul Malik will be an associate atBoston Consulting Group. Joe Cole-man will be working for McKinsey &Company starting in the fall, but willbe traveling across the country ineco-friendly style on the Big GreenBus this summer! Emily Broas, EricDurell, Eric Hsu, Sam McIntire,and Roger Zhu will be working forBain & Company. Tim Dolan, JessicaRobson, Elizabeth Palmer andMichael Bush will be working at the

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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE

CLASS OF 2011

SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Shayla MarsPresident

Martha GillonVice-President

Drew JosephSecretary

Katie GandyTreasurer

Susan MatthewsAlumni Councillor

Karen DosterDan Hochman

Head Agents

Ian WebsterWebmaster

Neil BasuEmily Broas

Catie BurkhardNewsletter Editors

Michael LewisAlex Maceda

Mini-Reunion Chairs

Maria FillasKimberly Waters

Project Chairs

Joseph ColemanYosha Gargeya

Bequest Chairs

Brandon AionoCyrus Akrami

Christopher FletcherSEC Members

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Parthenon Group. Nick Rolfes will be working for OliverWyman. Tomas Jagelka will be doing economic consult-ing at Cornerstone Research. Christabell Makokha willbe working for Trinity Partners. Linda Li will also beworking for a consulting firm.

Laurie Woodman will be working in an industrialdesign firm (hopefully!). Charlie Grant will be workingfor the social media/education software company Con-nectEDU. Molly Schloss will be working at Staples Cor-porate Headquarters. Lorena Bouroncle will be workingfor Investor Group Services. Marco Chu and J. AlexGonzalez will be working at Eze Castle Software. AngeloCarino and Sam McElhinney will be working for Google.James Oakley will be working for Microsoft in Cam-bridge. Charles Quincy will be working for Oracle Cor-poration. Leonard Chang will be orking for Vistaprint inCambridge. John Roland will be working for Adverplex.Dylan Leavitt will be figuring out what she wants to dowith film and media, and probably selling clothes in themeanwhile. Caroline Ward will be working for CurriculumAssociates, Inc. Sarah Spangenberg will be working forJ. Robert Scott. Abigail Holden will be working for CSNStores. Edith Stuart, Alicia Driscoll and Tess Korn-dorf will also be in the Boston area.

Max Lifson will be working for IBM in Burling-ton, VT. Sondra Downey will be attending graduateschool in New Hampshire. Peter Nowadnick will beworking at the GE Financial Management Program in Con-necticut. Julia Lynch and Eric Tanner will also be work-ing for GE in Connecticut (Eric has a new e-mail:erictanner15@gmail.com). Georgiana Smyser and Ju-lianna Scheiman will be working for Bridgewater Associ-ates in Westport, CT. Ben Bramhall and Andrea Choiwill be working for Louis Dreyfus in Connecticut. DanHochman will be working for a hedge fund in Westport,

Connecticut. Elizabeth Wiet will be pursuing a PhD inEnglish at Yale. Athena C. Aicher will be in Woods Hole,MA for the summer and then the Moosilauke RavineLodge for fall.

Meg McCue will be in Stamford, CT while apply-ing to graduate school. Kaleigh Wood will be inRochester, NY while she takes her time figuring outwhat she truly wants to do, explore a little, and hope-fully find the perfect career and location. BenjaminQuanah Parker will be at the Rochester Institute ofTechnology while attending graduate school for an M.S.in Applied and Computational Mathematics. StevenWang will be attending Cornell University in Ithaca, NYfor graduate school in urban planning. Lauren Bowmanwill also be attending graduate school in Ithaca, NY.Alex Taylor will be in Glens Falls, NY for the summer,working at Moosilauke Lodge for the fall, and then trav-elling with the WWOOF program in New Zealand. EricRichards will be in Maine, most likely while going for acommission in the army. Travis Price will be in Rhode Is-land working for Teach for America.

Meagan Tibbo will be working at a hospital inthe emergency department and attending medical schoolthereafter! Victor Galson will be attending Mount SinaiSchool of Medicine.

Courtney Chapel will be attending graduateschool at Sotheby's Institute Master's of Art BusinessProgram. Valerie Terranova will be taking classes. JohnBurden will be pursuing a M.A. in Medieval Studies atFordham University. Jack Steele will be working in a re-search position. Kathryn Arffa will be attending schoolover the summer. Susan Matthews will be attendinggraduate school in Science Journalism at NYU. EvanLambert will be attending Columbia University GraduateSchool of Journalism. Laura Lane will likely be in NewYork to attend nursing school. Micky Teng and Sarah

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Class Marshals

Joe Coleman

Hometown: Poway, CA

Major: Environmental Studies / International Studies minor

Activities: 2011 Class Council, Alpha Delta, Koop Institute

(William J. Culp Intern), Rockefeller Leadership Fellows,

Palaeopitus

Emily Broas

Hometown: Chevy Chase, MD

Major: Geography / Public Policy minor

Activities: Tucker Student Director for Education

Programs, Rockefeller Leadership Fellows, ABLE, Gospel

Choir

Kyle Battle

Hometown: Cincinnati, OH

Major: English (Creative Writing)

Activities: NAACP, NCAA Student Athlete Advisory Commit-

tee, Sports Business at Dartmouth, D-Block,

Carnival for a Cause, FYSEP, Men of Color Alliance

Ariana Almas

Hometown: Bayonne, NJ

Major: Sociology modified / Psychology minor

Activities: Dartmouth Global Leadership Program director, Un-

dergraduate Advisor, Dean’s Office Student Consultant, Office

of Institutional Diversity & Equality intern, Student Life De-

partment intern, Collis Building Manager, Orientation Team,

Diversity Peer Leadership Program, SEAD mentor

Tommy Brothers

Hometown: Ottawa, ON

Major: History modified with English / Applied Ethics minor

Activities: Men’s Rugby, SEAD, Alpha Delta, RWIT,

Nicaragua SCCESP, Men’s Forum

Sarah Frostenson

Hometown: Monroe, LA

Major: History modified / Environmental Studies minor

Activities: Sustainable Dartmouth intern, DREAM, Relay for

Life Event Co-Chair, Mirror Columnist, ICC Liason for Envi-

ronmental Justice, Rockefeller Leadership Fellow, Palaeopitus

Angelo Carino

Hometown: New Rochelle, NY

Major: Economics

Activities: Inter-Community Counsil, La Alianza Latina, Stu-

dent Assembly, Lambda Upsilon Lambda, Admissions Office,

Mentors Against Violence, Student and Presidential Committee

on Sexual Assault, Pangea Initiative, Diversity Peer Advisors,

Sexperts, SEAD

Chris Han

Hometown: Madison, WI

Major: Economics and Geography

Activities: Council on Student Organizations, Hill Winds Soci-

ety, Tucker Student Director for International Fellowships,

Sigma Phi Epsilon, Dartmouth Ends Hunger, Casque & Gaunt-

let, Rockefeller Leadership Fellows

Samantha Gutierrez

Hometown: El Paso, TX

Major: Women and Gender Studies, Geography, and Sociology

Activities: Dartmouth Co-ed Cheerleading, Prison Project,

Palaeopitus, Student Assembly, Election Planning and Advisory

Committee, Delta Delta Delta, National Society of Collegiate

Scholars, Dartmouth Deans’ Advisory Committee, Career Serv-

ices Student Consultant Team, Undergraduate Advisor

Class Orator

Kathleen Mayer

Hometown: Atlanta, GA

Major: English / French minor

Activities: Senior Mirror columnist, Sigma Delta, DOC Trips

Class Historians

Hamish Tildesley

Hometown: Vancouver, Canada

Major: Psychology

Activities: Dog Day Players, DOC First-Year Orientation Trips,

Dimensions, Sexperts, Office of Residential Life

Emily Baxter

Hometown: Erie, PA

Major: Anthropology modified with Women and Gender

Studies / Government and Theater minor

Activities: The Dartmouth Rude Mechanicals, Sigma Delta,

Opinion for The Dartmouth, Senior Tour Guide

Michael Lewis

Hometown: Santa Barbara, CA

Major: Government / Environmental Studies minor

Activities: Varsity Men’s Squash, Alpha Delta, Dartmouth En-

treprenurial Society, Tucker Alternative Spring Break to the

Dominican Republic

Marian Mathias

Hometown: Chicago, IL

Major: Studio Art / English minor

Activities: Dog Day Players, Dartmouth Theater, WiRED

2011 Class Principals

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Harris will be attending NYU. Rachael Labitt will beconducting research at Rockefeller University. MichelleLuo, Franziska Hertel, Lisa Mckenna, and Kevin Mallenwill be attending Columbia Law School. Rory Grant willbe completing an internship in NYC, before returning toColorado. Saul Zebovitz will be attending Jewish Theo-logical Seminary.

Shannon MacKenzie will be working for RoyalBank of Canada. Nick Downer and John Agbaje will beworking for Jefferies. Katie Gandy will be working inSales and Trading for BAML. Charlotte Hunt will beworking in Investment Banking at Bank of America Mer-rill Lynch. Jake Pruner, Hannah Conant, Andrew Leon-hard, Nora Niebruegge, Tom Sheridan, and Alex Baowill be working for Morgan Stanley. Neel Joshi andCatherine Suarez will be working for Goldman Sachs.Lucy Wang, Tiffany Tai and Mostafa Heddaya will beworking for Deutsche Bank. Yunxi "Tony" Deng will beworking as an analyst at Lazard Frères. Rubin Srimalwill be working in a Sales & Trading position. Josh Lewinand David Fink will be living in New York and working inConnecticut for Bridgewater Associates. RebeccaHellerman will also be working for Bridgewater. Sebast-ian Ramirez-Brunner will be Investment Banking at SPPCapital. AJ Houston will be working for JPMorganChase. Dennis Lally will be working in investment bank-ing at Oppenheimer. Alex Likovich will be working forNomura Securities. Miles Suter will be working in Equi-ties Trading at Sanford C. Bernstrein, and hopes tokeep travelling, exploring the world, and enjoying life tothe fullest. Chris Fletcher will be working for Ogilvyand Mather. Edward Glackin will be working for theBrunswick Group. Jane Reynolds will be working forOyster.com. Danielle Schulweis will be working at M&CSaatchi Sport and Entertainment. Brielle Milano will beworking for CB Richard Ellis.

Natasha Zarinsky will be enjoying life. KristenLiu will be working for Uncommon Schools. Anne Brownwill be in Brooklyn (possibly attending art school or sub-stitute teaching while she is obtaining a teacher’s certi-fication in New York State), after student teaching inHanover during the fall term with the Teacher Educa-tion Program. Katie Pine will be working for the NYCDepartment of Education after completing the teacher’seducation program in Hanover in the fall. Lauren Reiserwill be working for a non-profit. Anya Perret will beworking for the Children's Aid Society, a foster careagency, as a fellow in the medical foster care program.Angelica Fuentes will be working for the NYC TeachingFellows.

Justin Lee will be working for Oliver Wyman.Jack Liu will be working for BCG. Alex Maceda will beworking for Bain NYC. Lauren Morrell will be workingfor Deloitte Consulting. Yitong Mou will be working forOliver Wyman FS. Richard Sunderland III and TuriaLahlou will be working for Orion Consultants.YoshaGargeya, Valentin Yanev, Micky Teng, May El Men-shawy, and Zach Stolzenberg will be working in consulting.

Mary Rockwell will be pursuing an acting career.Katie Lindsay hopes to be in NYC involved in the the-ater scene, but not before spending the summer inBosnia directing “The Tempest” with Professor AndrewGarrod. Jennifer Shin will be working for Summer-Stage. Lelia TahaBurt will be in NYC or DC trying tomake it as an actor. Katie Nice will be working in mar-keting at Animoto Productions.

Maya Granit will be working for the ManhattanDistrict Attorney’s office. Nadine Moezinia will beparalegaling for Paul Weiss. Michael Brown, LarissaCespedes, and James Kim will be working at Davis Polkand Wardwell LLP. Henry Yan will be working as an intel-lectual property paralegal at Kramer Levin Naftalis &Frankel. Thomas Martecchini will be working forBalestriere Fariello as a Legal Analyst. Tyler Ford willbe paralegaling for Levy & Halperin LLP. MeredithGreenberg will also be working for a law firm. Chase El-dredge will be a legal analyst, and he wants to hang outwith Dartmouth kids all the time! Virginia Selden will beworking as a paralegal. Elizabeth Wilkerson will beworking as a paralegal in the US Attorney's Office(EDNY) in the Business and Securities Fraud Division.

Kyrollos Wanees, Cacey Tang, Nora ConnorsCropper, Sarah Grossman and Courtney Gerwin willalso be working in New York City. Mia Song, WillLevine, Maria Fillas, Emily Hirshey and Maura Do-herty will likely also be working in New York City.

Sam Tanyos will be attending medical school inPhiladelphia (E-mail him at samtanyos@gmail.com!).Laura Goldstein will be conducting medical research atthe Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, andhopes to attend medical school after a year.

Kimberly Waters will be pursuing a MA at UPennin History. Karen Orrick will also be in Philadelphia. Emily van Gemeren will be in Philadelphia, PA while rid-ing, competing, and working for a US Eventing Teamrider for a year before preparing for veterinary school.Melissa R. Smith will be attending University of Penn-sylvania Law School. Stephanie Han will be job huntingin New Jersey. Florence Ling will be in State College, PAwhile attending Penn State.

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Elena Falloon will be working at Skadden Arps asa paralegal. Drew Joseph will be working at the NationalJournal, after spending a summer interning at a newspa-per in Portland, OR. Jennifer Robinson hopes to internfor a human rights organization, before attendingGeorgetown Law School beginning in Fall 2012. AnnaLevine and Ahmad Nazeri will be teaching throughTeach For America in Baltimore, MD. Melissa Wong willbe working for a consulting firm in Bethesda, MD. KellyJackson will be working at Tech Startup in D.C. EmilyGarvin will be spending her summer at the Center forAdvanced Defense Studies, then unknown. Dan VanDeusen will be working as a Research Assistant for theFederal Reserve Board. Lars Waldo will be working forDC Energy. Shanel Balloo will be working at Vital Voices.

Sandra Levy will be working for the Council ofEconomic Advisors. Alanna Kaplan will be conducting re-search at NIH. Ryan Akrami will be attending MedicalSchool. Ayana Christieand Nicholas Birasa will be work-ing for Booz Allen Hamilton. Jillian Tetirick will be pur-suing her Master's in Russian and Eastern EuropeanStudies from Georgetown University. Kathleen Cham-pion will be working for Johns Hopkins Applied PhysicsLab. Matthew Balaguer will be working in consulting.Catherine Miller will be working for the Partnership forPublic Service. Joseph Zimring and Marjorie Chelius willbe working for The Chertoff Group. Betty Jiang, BillMergner, and John (Ming K.) Lee will be working atCapital One. Jen Fownes and Nick Devonshire will be

working in Environmental Consulting at ICF. Scott McK-night will be an Analyst at Dean & Company. Ali Herdegwill be working for the RAND Corporation. KristinBonello will be attending graduate school at Georgetown.Michael Marcusa will have an internship in DC this sum-mer, before studying Arabic in Egypt. Ryan Speers andChristy Lazicky will also be working in DC. AlexandraMahler-Haug hopes to be in DC. Amanda Devine will beworking in a lab.

Young-Joong Kim will be attending Duke Univer-sity for a Biomedical Engineering PhD program. Kather-ine Roddy will be attending UNC - Chapel Hill for a PhDprogram in Mathematics. J.R. Keeve will be working forEdgeview Partners as an investment-banking analyst inCharlotte, NC. Katharine Gulemi will be working forGeneral Mills in Nashville. Martha Gillon will be workingfor Teach for America in Nashville. Shima Dowla will bein Nashville, TN, working for a healthcare nonprofit.Kathleen Mayer will be working in a law firm in Atlantaand preparing to take the LSATs and apply to lawschools. Sean Currey will be pursuing a masters in Aero-space Engineering at Georgia Tech in Atlanta.

Larry Bowman, Jr. will be teaching secondarymath for Teach for America in Birmingham, AL. DavidIrving will be pursuing a Master’s of Divinity at Re-formed Theological Seminary in Jackson, MS. BaileyFore will be attending law school at the University ofFlorida in Gainesville, FL. Suz Parker will likely be work-ing in Miami. Vera Bergengruen will be working in Corpo-

Greetings from your SEC treasurer! Congrats on our upcoming graduation. WOOHOO. I am writing to announce ourclass dues and to encourage you to contribute, as it will help our class remain strong in the coming years. Eachmember of a graduating or alumni class is expected to pay class dues, which are $35. This is not the same as theSenior Class Gift, which goes to the Dartmouth College Fund. Your contribution goes directly into our class treas-ury helping to fund our class activities.

Over the next five years, the SEC will sponsor mini-reunions throughout the country. You will also receive updateson your classmates through class newsletters, the Class of 2011 facebook page, the Class of 2011 alumni website,and the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine. In addition, you will be informed about the progress of 2011 class projects,gifts to Dartmouth sponsored by our class. Five years out there will be a HUGE class reunion back in Hanover.Your dues will help pay for all of these!

Look out for more information on dues collection during SEC senior week events!

Katie GandyClass Treasurer

Class Dues Announcement

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rate Communications for Royal Caribbean in Miami. Ash-ley Marchante will be conducting research in Pediatricsat Jackson Memorial Hospital. Kyle Battle will be in Or-lando, FL while working for Sales Optimizer.

Catie Burkhard will be working at Cancer Treat-ment Centers of America in Chicago, and living withAmanda Fuchs, who will be attending NorthwesternMedical School. Tanner Scott will be working forDeutsche Bank in Chicago. Nozomi Hitomi will be work-ing as a design engineer at Honda Research & Develop-ment in Columbus, OH. David Lee will be working inKansas City for Teach For America. Myra Altman will bein St Louis, MO for Graduate School at Wash U St Louis(Clinical Psychology). Susanna Kurnick will be in St. Paul,MN working in a lab and bartending in the city while ap-plying to veterinary schools. Anna Sonstegard will be inMinneapolis, MN while working as an EMT. Shawn Loderwill be attending the University of Michigan MedicalSchool.

Zin Kevin Liao will be attending law school inAustin. William Montgomery will be pursuing a Ph.D. inChemistry in Austin. Jessie Hartman will be teachinghigh school science through Teach for America in Dallas.Danielle O’Bannon will be working at a law firm in Dallasbefore pursuing a J.D./M.B.A. degree. Madolyn Mertzwill be in Houston. Zach Blatt will be working for PROSSoftware in Houston on their pricing team. Kelsey Rod-dick will be employed in a research position in Houston.Katie Davis, a member of Dartmouth Women’s VarsitySoccer team, will be working for JP Morgan in Houston.Fabeah Adu-Oppong will be working for Teach ForAmerica at KIPP Sharpstown teaching 6th grade Sci-ence.

Heather Kluk and Chris Martella will be skiing inAlta, UT after working on the Lodge Crew at Moosilaukeduring the fall season. Zack Schwartz will be working atSagebrush Energy in Jackson, WY. Gabrielle Allan hasbeen awarded a Lombard Fellowship at the NativeAmerican Community Academy in Albuquerque, NM. Lau-ren Gilhuly will be in Phoenix, AZ working for Teach forAmerica. Marshall Bartlett working for Mountain Skyranch in Montana until November, before moving to NewOrleans.

Chris Han will be working at Bain & Company inSan Francisco. Emily Carian, Addie Gorlin, and LauraDaigneau will be teaching in the Bay Area through Teachfor America (Addie says: “if you’re ever in the Bay Areain theater and/or education, let me know!”). DarrenCheng will be working for Tech Startups in the BayArea. Alexandra Tucker will be attending Stanford LawSchool. John Gerstenberger will be attending StanfordMedical School. Morgan Livermore will be working forDemeter Group in San Francisco. Lindsay Van Lan-deghem will be in San Francisco working for BTS (asmall international consulting firm), after spending thesummer in Russia, where she will be enrolled in languagecourses in St. Petersburg. Elva Fan will be in San Fran-cisco working for McKinsey & Company.

Rebecca Vogel will be in San Francisco workingfor California Rural Legal Assistance as a Lombard Fel-low. Nicolas Giometti will be working for BlackRock inSan Francisco. Kelsey G. Johnson will be interning for aconsulting firm in San Francisco for the summer, beforeventuring to South Africa for the fall on the ENVS FSPand possibly playing volleyball in Europe thereafter.Sydney Thomashow and Reyad Allie will be working forGoogle in San Francisco, CA. Nan (Nancy) Zheng will beworking as a Google Software Engineer in San Francisco.Bryon Alston will be in San Francisco working inBrand/Production Management for Gap Inc. (He'll be amember of Marin Rowing Association and may take upimprov comedy.) Ian Webster will be working for astartup in Mountain View. Laura Minasian and PatrickDobens will also be working in San Francisco. TimHarsch will be working at a startup in San Mateo.

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STAY CONNECTED

The 2011 SEC has set up the following ways for the entire class to stay connected after wegraduate from the College on the Hill...

Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dartmouth-Class-of-2011-

Alumni/171671826219491

Twitter:http://twitter.com/#!/Dartmouth2011

LinkedIn:

http://www.linkedin.com/groups?mostPopular=&gid=3900541

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Ben Feintzeig will be attending UC Irvine whilepursuing a degree in Logic and Philosophy of Science.Sophie Novack will be working for Lionsgate films inSanta Monica. John Mathias will be moving to Los Ange-les in order to become a professional musician. HayleyJansson will be attending Keck School of Medicine ofUSC in Los Angeles. Brandon Cohen will be working inLos Angeles for Silver Oven. Hamish Tildesley will bepursuing a career in screenwriting in Los Angeles. Brit-tney Smith will be teaching through Teach for Americain Los Angeles. Stephanie Riedler will be teaching mid-dle school English and Music in San Diego.

Courtney Hammond will be working for the Bar-row Arctic Science Consortium in Barrow, AK during thefall. Molly Grear will be working for the Forest Serviceas an Environmental Engineer in Ketchikan, AK and willthen return to Dartmouth to complete the B.E. atThayer. Nacole Walker will be working in Fort Yates,ND. Jester Galiza will be working for Teach for Amer-ica in Honolulu, HI. Jessica Krug, Gabriel Werner andLouise Vanden Bosch will be teaching in the MarshallIslands. Julia Liedel will be in Portland, OR for the sum-mer and then Boston, MA, hopefully working as a parale-gal. Grace Lempres will be in Seattle while working atAmazon.

Dwight Bero Jr. will be working in AkwesasneMohawk Territory in Ontario, CA. Lindsay Wahl will beworking as a research assistant in Antarctica before at-tending medical school in the U.S. next year. AdrianDoran will be working for the Institute of Earth Sci-ences and Engineering in Auckland, NZ and hopes forvisitors from the Class of 2011! Matthew Andryc willbe attending Tsinghua University in Beijing, China.Michael Chen will be a Research Fellow at ÄgyptischesMuseum Berlin in Berlin, Germany. Jordan Osserman willbe conducting research as a Fulbright scholar in Bom-bay, India. Sarah Laeuchli will be interning at the Na-tional Theater in Budapest.

Michelle Ha will be working as the PresidentialScholar in the President's Office at the American Uni-versity in Cairo, Egypt. Marielle Brown will be attendinggraduate school at University of Cambridge in BiologicalAnthropology in Cambridge, England. Emily Goodell willbe in Cheboksary, Russia on a Fulbright English TeachingAssitantship. Maggie Lin will be in Delhi, India workingas a research assistant to Dr. Rajendra Pachauri, who

shared the Nobel Peace Prize with Al Gore in 2007 forhis work with Climate Change and the Environment.Elena Mustatea will be working at a consulting firm inDubai.

Sarah Frostenson will be in HaMakuya, SouthAfrica while pursuing a Fulbright in South Africa onfood security initiatives (Sarah says, "Email me!sarah.e.frostenson@gmail.com"). Arthur Ng will beworking for Barclay’s Capital in Hong Kong. Kasia Vincu-nas will be a Director's Assistant on Classics FSP fol-lowed by a job in Rome (to be determined!). ElizabethHowland will be traveling in Italy this summer and work-ing as a research assistant in biological anthropology inAuckland, NZ thereafter. Kipkorir  "Weldon" Kirui willbe moving back to Kenya to build a clinic in his home vil-lage, and will hopefully attend medical school there-after.

Neil Basu will be attending Oxford University inthe fall, pursuing an MSc in Social Science of the Inter-net, working in New York City until then. Taja Braggswill be attending law school in London. Emily Baxter willbe pursuing a MSc Gender at London School of Econom-ics. Virginia Peisch will be pursuing a Masters in Psy-chology at University College London. Anna Pudimat willbe traveling between Liberia, Ghana, Connecticut, andMexico while working on a series of grant projects insupport of a Liberian refugee community living in Ghana(she would love to get in touch with any other ‘11s inthese places at the same times!).

Laura Calvo will be attending medical school andteaching English/SAT prep in La Paz, Bolivia. AoifeDuffy will be working at the ENS Lyon in Lyon, Franceon a one year exchange program. Kat Richardson will bein Paris, France while working (for a professor), writing,and reading. Meghan O'Brien will be in Paris, Francewhile working for TAPIF (Teaching Assistant Program inFrance). Claire Scott will be in Munich, Germany on aFulbright Research Grant. Alexandra Heywood will bein Nizhyn, Ukraine working on a Lewin Post-GraduateFellowship with Children's Hope - Ukraine, helping or-phans to transition to employment or higher education,and positive family relationships. Conrad Whitaker willbe in the Middle East while learning more Arabic. Re-becca Wall will be in Mumbai, India while working forMahindra & Mahindra, an Indian corporation, for twoyears before attending graduate school, possibly in his-tory.

Jia Zheng Yong will be working in Malaysia. EveAhearn will be a SAT tutor in Panama City, Panama. ErinJaeger will be in Paradise Island, Nassau, Bahamas whileliving and working at the Sivananda Ashram Yoga Re-treat Center (She says: “I plan to open my own studio

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PACIFIC & NORTHWEST U.S.

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sometime in the future and will offer free membershipsto everyone in our graduating class!”). Justin Varilek willbe working in Russia, hopefully in journalism. Lars Os-terberg will be pursuing a Master’s degree in Uppsala,Sweden for two years. Ram Kolluri will be in Sydney,Australia while working for Goldman Sachs. RebeccaCress will be in Tel Aviv, Israel working on issues in nat-ural resources, business, and international security, andthen coming back to the U.S. for law or graduate school.

Genevieve O'Mara will be in Spain, eitherteaching English or working on farms/vineyards. SarahYu will be in Shanghai while attending a graduate pro-gram in Chinese. Brandon Aiono will also be in Shanghai,China while working in Consulting and Market Research.Tarang Agarwal will be in Singapore working for McKin-sey. Mel Krnjaic will be a graduate assistant soccercoach in Africa (location TBD!) while she gets herteaching degree, she then hopes to be teaching andcoaching! Charlie Dameron will be in Prague while work-ing for Radio Free Europe, continuing research on hissenior thesis about international broadcasting on aDartmouth Reynolds Scholarship before attending YaleLaw School next year.

Along with many members of the Class of 2011,David Kinney, Kalie Pierce, and Ahra Cho are still fig-

uring things out! Kamil Adamczewski is unsure of his im-mediate post-graduation plans, but plans to attend Ox-ford University the following year. Ryan Reichel hopesto be somewhere warmer next year! Rosie Brennan willbe ski racing in many places. Allison Parsley, UthmanOlagoke, Michael Kasper, and Steve Avila are all undecided.

Allison Lure hopes to conduct research in theNew York, D.C., or Boston area. Cynthia Akagbosu hopesto obtain her Masters in Biomedical Sciences. GarrettSimpson is not sure, maybe Madison, Wisconsin or work-ing in an engineering-related job elsewhere. TimothySirkoi hopes to attend graduate school. Megan Mercierwill be taking a year off before attending law school.Lane Shipleyhopes to pursue a job in the sports business world.

Shayla Mars is undecided, and in the meantimewill be embracing the uncertainty and spontaneity thatlife has to offer. Danny Markowitz will be playing pro-fessional hockey in many places. Katie Paxton will be ap-plying to architecture graduate schools and is unsure ofher location. Lauren Campfield hopes to be volunteeringor entering a religious community. Don Kephart andMike Abendroth will be applying to medical school.Nathan Swire will be entering the US Army as an Offi-cer in the Infantry. Shirine Sajjadi will either be inSouthern California or Hanover figuring things out! KellyErickson will most likely be in Philly or Boston, but possi-bly also San Francisco. She hopes to work in the field ofpsychology. Grey Cusack will be skiing, working, travel-ing, etc. Matt Dahlhausen will be riding a luck dragonthrough space.

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Hey 11s!

I am Shayla V. Mars and will be your president for the next 5 years! Woot Woot! I will be in charge of coordinatingquarterly calls with all the execs to make sure we are doing a good job of keeping our class connected. (i.e.- ourblog, our Facebook page, class website, e-mails, etc.). The purpose of SEC is not to only provide you with a ballersenior week, but to help us stay connected with each other, and with Dartmouth as well. That is our mission. Forthe next five years, we will be providing you with quarterly newsletters, mini-reunions (you can join the mini-reunioncommittee by emailing dartmouthclass2011@gmail.com), class projects, and of course interaction via social mediaoutlets. In order for us to be the best committee we can be, we ask that you send us information about your adven-tures in the upcoming years. I am positive all of you are doing something amazing and we want to hear about it!

I would like to say that I am proud of us for sticking it out (through the snow and rain). Hopefully, many of us willbe leaving here with high spirits and loving memories. Congrats Class of 2011. Best Class Ever!! Be on the look outfor our events this senior week and in the future. You can contact us at dartmouthclass2011@gmail.com.

Huggles!

Prezzie Shayla Mars

From the Class President’s Desk

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Greetings, Dartmouth College Class of 2011!

This has been the first edition of your class newsletter: Life AfterCo11ege. Special thanks go out to Melanie Pastuck for creating the newsletterlogo which will surely be showcased at the head of every issue of this publication.We would also like to thank the Alumni Relations Office and our fellow members on the Senior Executive Committee for helping us get started.

But most of all, we wish to thank all of you for your overwhelming amountof responses to our survey request. As you can clearly see, this newsletter is andalways will be full of information on the Class of 2011, and we will continue tosend out open requests for information on each of your lives, wherever they maytake you after June 12th. We will put out four issues of Life After Co11egeevery year, and all articles, stories short and long, pictures, cartoons, text mes-sages, overheards, jokes, and Dartmouth memories would be welcome additionsto every issue. Send everything to dartmouthclass2011@gmail.com.

We want to hear about every twist and turn, every office party, everymini-reunion, every marriage, every vacation to an exotic paradise, and every tripback to the College on the Hill. Indeed, we will always be held together by thegranite of New Hampshire, no matter how large the world gets!

We hope you have enjoyed perusing our report of how the Class of 2011maps out after graduation. And we hope that after you put down your copy ofthis newsletter, you fill your last days as Dartmouth students with all the funthat Senior Week deserves, whether it be on the couches in Collis, over breadand butter at Molly’s, or under sunshine on the Green.

A HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2011! 

Neil Basu, Emily Broas, and Catie BurkhardClass of 2011 Newsletter Editors

Letter from the Editors