communications department. Mary Dreux
was unable to make it to the reunion, as she
was graduating from Trinity College that
very weekend. She had spent a year in Flo-
rence after her sophomore year, and is now
headed back to Europe for some vacationing.
Manuel Valencia graduated from the
University of Vermont with Liz Stubbs and
Hallie Brox. Manny is living in Santa Bar-
bara, Calif., working with several landscape
architects. He plans to start his own com-
pany and wants to push the environmental
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design aspect (renewable energy, greywater
recycling, edible landscape, etc.). Alicia Lau
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is moving to Northern California in August
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and will be attending Berkeley next year for
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optometry. Abby Taylor graduated from
Class of 2003: First Row:Chris Landercasper, David Sayer, Lindsay Horner, Second Row:
Williams in May ’07 and is currently Sarah Look, Mona Bhagia, Hailey Derrah, Alicia Lau, Hillary Longley, Diana Naidoo,
halfway through her master’s degree in Molly Powers, James Coletti, Third Row: Mel Romaine, Kelly Blynn, Missy Roser, Kessa
sport management at UMass Amherst. She
Iskra, Emily Castelli, Katie Heath, Russell Lloyd, Katie Britten, Standing: Cyrus Timchula,
is working for a small graphic design com-
Kelly Jorudain, Stephi Brett, Brad Hoover, Ben Smith, Eliza Baker, Casey Cook, Hallie
pany that specializes in collegiate media
Brox, Claudia Gray, Anna Bullard, Carolyn Woishek, Eliza Ross, Mike DiOrio, Back
guides, and is also coaching an under-12
Standing: Inbae Lee, Mike Prentice, Pete Hatfield, Colby Brown, Corwin Parker, Fred
Gross, Parker Brickley
and under-11 girl’s AAU basketball team.
Stephi Brett graduated from Tufts last
year with a degree in economics. After for the one-year language program at
May and is currently living in Washington
graduating, he lived with Jordan Savage Fudan University in Shanghai, where she is
D.C. working as a paralegal at Bingham
and did some traveling. He moved to NYC studying Mandarin. (She believes Mr. Wang
McCutchen. She visited Diana Naidoo in
in the fall to start his job at Bloomberg. He would be very happy to hear that!) Koi is
Richmond to check out the music festival
currently lives about 100 yards from Todd also working as a part-time English teacher
last year. Stephi is looking to apply to law
Wood, and the two hang out and play as at a Japanese language institute. She finds it
schools for the fall of 2009. Diana gradu-
much squash as they can. After graduating funny that a Thai is teaching the Japanese
ated from the University of Richmond last
from Dartmouth in the spring of ’07, Todd how to speak English. After finishing the
year, and currently works in public rela-
Wood moved to NYC, where he works at program in June, Koi plans to travel
tions at The Hodges Partnership in Rich-
BlackRock in their hedge fund group. through Vietnam and Laos before heading
mond. She is looking for the next big
Now to the Class of 2003’s Chinese
back to Thailand, where she will look for a
thrill and adventure.
connection: Jordan Savage moved to
job as a hospital nutritionist/dietitian. Her
Louis Hsu graduated from Washington
Shanghai in early 2007 and will be there for
ultimate goal is to open a restaurant/bar
University in St. Louis last May. He passed
the next couple of years. While in Shanghai,
near the beach in Thailand.
the CFA Level I while studying during his
he ran into Stephen Gross ’99. Be sure to Ben Smith graduated from Colgate last
senior year, and is currently studying for
check out Jordan’s blog, A Savage Point of year and is currently living in NYC with
Level II. Katie Heath recently graduated
View, where he tells stories from his new some college buddies. He is performing
from the College of Charleston. She is
life in Shanghai. Ned Minevitz just finished research in the technology/telecom space for
planning to head back up to Nantucket for
his first year of studying at the Tsinghua hedge funds and private equity groups at
the summer where she will be the manager
University in Beijing, and will now be host- Coleman Research Group. Jamila Montaque
of the Nantucket Island Surf School on
ing foreign guests at the 2008 Summer is finishing up her first year of law at the
Cisco Beach. In fact, Katie requests that our
Olympics. Julia Gooding was unable to University of Georgia School and will be
next reunion take place in Nantucket; I
make it to the reunion because she was spending this summer in Amsterdam study-
have no objections. After the summer, she
graduating from Colgate that weekend. She ing international criminal law. Russell Lloyd
will be heading back down to Charleston
received a Fulbright grant to China, and is living in NYC doing interaction design for
where she will hopefully find one of those
will be leaving for China in August. She the ad agency R/GA. Sarah Look is living in
“jobs.” Katie Britten lives right around the
plans to stay until the end of 2009. Last, but Boulder, Colo., working as an environmen-
corner from Katie, and Amy Conrad ’04
not least, Koi Nuanphan Chusoipin. Koi tal scientist for the environmental consult-
and Katie have occasional “puppy play
graduated from the University of Wiscon- ing company CDM. Sarah will be attending
dates,” as both have Labrador retrievers.
sin-Madison last year and moved to Shang- the Colorado School of Mines for a master’s
Peter Hatfield graduated from Amherst last
hai in September of ’07. She will be there degree in environmental engineering this
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