Faculty/staff notes
Associate Director of Admission and history
teacher Peter Anderson revisits South Africa this
summer to help lay the groundwork for a student
exchange that will begin this fall. Anderson is
spending time at Bishops School, an all-boys
boarding school in the Cape Town suburb of Ron-
debosch, to finalize details of the program.
Accompanying Anderson on the trip is Assistant
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A Head of School for Academic Affairs Pat Moss,
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two of Bishops’ sister schools. A student from
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Bishops will spend four weeks at St. George’s in
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October, and a student and teacher from SG may
Associate Director of Admission and history teacher Peter Anderson has visited
Bishops School in South Africa the last two summers to help set up a student
spend time at Bishops next summer. Anderson
exchange. The school is located in Cape Town at the foot of Table Mountain.
teaches “Apartheid and U.S. Foreign Policy in
South Africa: 1948-present” and was a guest on
National Public Radio and CBS News in 1985 after
beams, many covered in thick lead paint, during he traveled to South Africa disguised as an
building renovations. They then had the materials African-American college student during the
stripped, sanded, and hewn before using them in country’s era of white minority rule.
furnishings like benches and lamp bases.
Math and music teacher Jinny Chang organ-
Head of the Art Department Mike Hansel will ized a St. George’s Faculty Concert on Sunday,
be taking a sabbatical during the spring semester. April 27, in the chapel. The evening event fea-
Hansel, an award-winning metal sculptor, will take tured performances by Latin teacher George
the time to work on his art. Briggs, Head of the Music Department Clare
Gesualdo, history teacher Bob Kmen, English and
religious studies teacher Alex Myers, art teacher
Kathryn Lemay, Lucy Hamilton of the Instruc-
tional Services department, music department
assistant and voice instructor Ilona Tipp, vocal
ensembles instructor Annie Laurie Tuttle, Assis-
tant Director of Athletics and handbell choir
advisor Wendy Drysdale, piano instructor Patrice
Newman, flute and clarinet instructor Faith
Kaplan and Chang herself.
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Development Writer and Director of Founda-
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tion Relations Quentin Warren P’07, ’09 was
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awarded the Andrew Christiansen Award at the
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St. Michael’s School graduation on June 11, 2008.
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The award is presented annually to a member of
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the school community for extraordinary service
On March 16, Assistant Head of School for External Affairs Joe Gould (right)
to the school. Headmaster Whitney Slade said
visited Columbia University with Tony Ye ’09, Peter Lee ’10 and Nam Hee Kim ’09
Quentin’s time, energy and passion made him
as part of a tour of Northeast colleges during Spring Break. Gould chaperones the
trip, to help Korean students visit potential colleges, each year.
the perfect choice for the award.
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