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Carrington Balderson (1990, COL)
Carrington Balderson (1990, COL) writes, "I've been working at Harvard pretty much since the day after Commencement. I did an Ed.M. here during the first bit of time in Counseling (and did a little of that) but otherwise have made a career working with sponsored research and gift administration. However, I'm planning on moving to Salt Lake City, UT in the near future and looking for a job. Anyone have any leads? Anyone living in that area now?"
Submitted on Mar 11 2013
John Santry (1990, COL)
John Santry (1990, COL) received a Bachelor of Arts in English from Harvard College on November 6, 2012.
That's right, I went back to Harvard this summer and took two courses to complete my undergraduate degree. The courses were great and I am pleased with the results!
Submitted on Nov 30 2012
Lois Leveen (1990, COL)
Lois Leveen (1990, COL) writes, "My novel, *The Secrets of Mary Bowser* comes out May 2012 from William Morrow/HarperCollins. It's based on the true story of a former slave who became a spy for the Union during the Civil War, by posing as a slave in the Confederate White House. I hope the immense research I did on this project makes up for the deplorably poor answers I gave to all the Civil War questions I was asked in my Hist and Lit orals." 
Submitted on Apr 16 2012
Elaine Demopoulos-Theoharis (1990, COL)
Elaine (Demopoulos) Demopoulos-Theoharis (1990, COL) writes, "After working for a few years in Manhattan at various Retail corporations, I settled on the Island of Mykonos! Yannis Theoharis and I were married in 2004, where 20 friends and family of mine sat with 800 friends and family of Yannis at our wedding! We have two incredible daughters, now aged 6 and 8. We run my husband's hotel business during the summer months, and support two excellent, local non profit organizations during the school year. Fellow Harvard Alum more than welcome to contact us when visiting beautiful Mykonos!"
Submitted on Feb 10 2012
Norman Whitmire (1990, COL)
Norman Whitmire, Jr. (1990, COL) recently completed a three-year Masters of Divinity program at The Virginia Theological Seminary (Episcopal) in Alexandria, VA. He was ordained to the transitional diaconate in June, 2011 and to the priesthood in December, 2011. He currently serves as Assistant to the Rector at St. David's Episcopal Church in Ashburn, VA where he also resides. Prior to Norman's seminary studies, he practiced general internal medicine in Alexandria, VA for 9.5 years.
Submitted on Dec 28 2011
Steven Wu (1990, COL)
Steven Wu (1990, COL) recently accepted a position at Mead Johnson Nutrition located in Guangzhou, China as Director of Medical Affairs, China. Steven recently was employed at University of Utah as Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatrics. "Ni hao everybody! I don't think I have posted for the last 20 years so here's a brief update: I have recently moved from beautiful, quiet Salt Lake City to bustling, steamy Guangzhou to help ensure that Chinese kids get the highest quality baby formula too. My wife Julie Lim (Stanford '94) and 3 kids (ages 1 to 6) are with me for the ride and are adjusting just fine so far (after all, we can still find McDonald's and Disney Channel...) Anybody visiting the neighborhood (meaning China, Hong Kong, anywhere in southeast Asia?) please get in touch. Really!"
Submitted on Oct 20 2011
Alan Boudreau (1990, COL)
Alan H. Boudreau (1990, COL) recently founded the Law Office of Alan H. Boudreau LLC located in Chicago, IL. "After some time in big law, I decided to hang out my own shingle and focus my practice in an area I am passionate about: meeting the legal needs of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer communities, as well as their families, friends and allies. I practice in Illinois and Missouri with a focus on civil unions, marriage, family law, divorce, wills, trust, estates, residential real estate and civil rights issues. Being a solo practitioner is unbelievably challenging and rewarding."
Submitted on Aug 28 2011
Greg Schmergel (1990, COL)
Greg Schmergel (1990, COL) and Joanna Schmergel are happy to announce their marriage on May 5, 2010 in Bran, Transylvania, Romania. They currently reside in Newton, MA USA. Greg Schmergel married Joanna Whitney Owen, 33, at the Bran Church in the Transylvanian region of Romania, on Wednesday, May 5th. The bride wore a custom made Mirjana Freilich gown in antique gold duchess satin. Joanna is a graduate of Norwich University, The Military College of Vermont, and she also holds an MBA from the Simmons School of Management. She is a manufacturing manager at Raytheon Company where she has worked for five years, and is also a Veteran of the U.S. Army 82nd Airborne Paratroopers. Greg is the Co-founder, President and CEO of Nantero, Inc., of Woburn, MA, a nanotechnology company making next-generation memory. A serial entrepreneur, he previously founded ExpertCentral.com and was selected as 2006 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year, New England (Emerging Technology).
Submitted on Jan 20 2011
Ellen Epstein (1990, COL)
Ellen Chubin Epstein (1990, COL) and David Epstein are proud to announce the birth of a baby girl, Abigail Sarah. She was born on August 17, 2010, in Washington, D.C., and weighed 6 lb., 11 oz. She joins big brother Max. Ellen is an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia in the Fraud and Public Corruption section.
Submitted on Nov 28 2010
Sharmian White (1990, COL)
Sharmian White (1990, COL) was recently appointed Assistant General Counsel at the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), Office of the General Counsel (OGC), heading the Natural Resources Division of OGC. With the appointment, Ms. White became a member also of the federal Senior Executive Service (SES).
Submitted on Jul 4 2010
Melissa Feliciano (1990, COL)
Melissa Feliciano (1990, COL) writes, "I've been enjoying my work as a juvenile defender in the Maryland Public Defender's Office for the last 5 years. In between visits to detention facilities and playing lacrosse or music with my 10 year-old daughter, Nina, I sing with a neighborhood a cappella group (with none other than our classmate, Chris Reed!) and play contrabassoon in the Hopkins Symphony Orchestra. Our singing group just had a great workshop with Laurel Masse, a founding member of the Manhattan Transfer. Fortunately and unfortunately, my husband, Ilya, has been traveling quite often for his interpreting gigs, leaving me to be the Russian tutor for Ninochka. My mother-in-law, who lives near us in Baltimore, is determined to keep Russian alive in the family. We're hoping to visit Moscow and St. Petersburg next year to see friends and relatives. "
Submitted on Nov 19 2009
Nathaniel David (1990, COL)
Nathaniel David (1990, COL) writes, "Nathaniel David (1990, COL) and his wife Maureen Clancy recently celebrated the first birthday of their son (Luc Magellan David). Having recently learned to walk, Magellan has taken to designating any novel object as either an ‘Ap-pple’ (i.e., something yummy that he wants to eat) or a ‘Quack-quack’ (i.e., something cute, small, and alive). So far, no single object has received both designations. Nathaniel, Maureen, and Magellan currently live in Mill Valley, CA, having recently/blessedly relocated from Los Angeles. Nathaniel is a Venture Partner with Arch Venture Partners where he is focusing on clean-tech and technologies far more outré. "
Submitted on Nov 15 2009
Scott Mayer (1990, COL)
Scott Mayer (1990, COL) and Annie Mayer are overjoyed to announce the adoption of our second child, Kai Sapir Mengistu Mayer, from Ethiopia.
Says Scott: "Everyone is doing well, enjoying our new life together. Keshi and Kai had a great summer. Having said that, the first few weeks home caught us off guard. We knew how challenging the adoption "recipe" could be from our first experience, but apparently forgot just how difficult those first few weeks home are. . . mix in the exponential increase in work that a second child brings. . . lightly flavor with a dose of "instant toddler". . . and . . . "Voila!"
Submitted on Sep 14 2009
Eugene Lee (1990, COL)
After 12 years in New York, I moved back to the Boston area in May 2008 to join Regiment Capital, a $5 billion credit hedge fund focused on non-investment grade securities. My wife Sally Park (AB 1992, JD 1996), and my two children Nicholas (6 years old) and Isabelle (4 years old) are enjoying life in Wellesley. Weather aside, it's great to be back in the Boston area again, and it has been fun reconnecting with old classmates who live nearby.
Submitted on Jun 26 2009
Laura Auricchio (1990, COL)
Laura Auricchio (1990, COL) writes, "My first book, Adélaïde Labille-Guiard: Artist in the Age of Revolution, was published in June by the J. Paul Getty Museum. http://www.getty.edu/bookstore/titles/adelaide.html"
Submitted on Jun 6 2009
Ana Kreyszig (1990, COL)
Ana (Miranda) Kreyszig (1990, COL) writes, "It has been an eventful (and sometimes sad) few months. In happy news, we went to the baby naming of classmate Ana Cruz's daughter (Judith) in September. Perhaps not surprisingly, given how beautiful Ana C. is, Judith is a gorgeous child. And I am one proud aunt!
I am sorry to report that Herb's father, Professor Erwin Kreyszig (Emeritus of Carleton University, Ottawa), passed away unexpectedly at the end of 2008. It was thus a quiet holiday season for us, as we adjusted to the changed circumstances.
The ensuing months have seen us traveling back and forth to Canada on an almost mothly basis. I can report that Ottawa in January is definitely colder than Cambridge was.
Slowly, things are getting back to "normal," with Herb picking up his consulting work. As for me, I spend my days working, and my evenings volunteering.
We managed ot take a quick weekend trip to New Orleans, to get away from it all, enjoy the warmer weather, and eat much more than we should have.
I still find it hard to believe that our twentieth reunion is only about a year away! Has it really been that long? "
Submitted on Apr 16 2009
David Sugrue (1990, COL)
David Sugrue (1990, COL) and Tomoko Sugrue are proud to announce the birth of a baby girl, Marina K Sugrue. She was born on September 17, 2008 in Amherst, NY, and weighed 7 lb., 15 oz.. Mother and daughter are doing fine and little brother, Kai, is eager to meet the newcomer at home.
Submitted on Sep 22 2008
Ana Kreyszig (1990, COL)
Ana Miranda Kreyszig (1990, COL) writes, "Herb and I moved back to the West Side a few months ago, and have been busily unpacking and trying our hand at decorating. Slowly, our cozy "new" apartment is looking more and more like home.
The spring saw us spending a week in beautiful New Orleans, where we took in the marvelous sights, smells, sounds, and, of course, flavors, of that unique city. Oh, what joy! I must have gained ten pounds, and it was totally worth it. The French Quarter was glorious, the Aquarium of the Americas is coming back nicely, the zoo is still a wonderful place, we took a swamp tour so Herb could get an up close and personal look at snakes (and I did not die on the spot!), and we chartered a plane to see the delta from above. All in all, an incredible journey.
In July, we celebrated Herb's birthday with a trip to the Trapp Lodge in Vermont, where Herb indulged in traditional Austrian food, and I finally got to see eidelweiss, up close and personal. The Lodge is a truly charming spot.
I continue to be busy at work, and to enjoy my volunteer activities with the New York Junior League, where I serve as a member of the Governance Committee, as well as co-chair of the Foundling Friends Committee.
If you plan to be in New York, or just want to catch up, please email or call. I would love to hear from old friends. "
Submitted on Aug 15 2008
Amy Avina (1990, COL)
Amy Avina (1990, COL) received a Ed.D in K-12 Educational Leadership from University of Southern California on May 16, 2008. Her dissertation was entitled, "A Lighthouse in Crisis: Combating the Life Cycle of the Innovative High School."
Submitted on May 12 2008
Jonathan Eisen (1990, COL)
Jonathan Eisen (1990, COL) writes, "My first book, an Evolution textbook, was just published. For more information go to the web site at http://evolution-textbook.org/."
Submitted on Jul 26 2007
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