The Gamma Grapevine
Issue 2, Spring 03
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Introduction
to the Newsletter Welcome to the 2nd edition of the
Gamma Gamma chapter Tri Delta Newsletter! The goal of the newsletter
is to put our current members, parents, and alumnae in contact with
each other in the hope of developing a better sense of our Tri Delta
community. The newsletter is published twice a year, at the end of Fall and
Spring terms. If you have any comments or suggestions for improvement,
please email our current Alumnae Relations Chair, who can always be
reached at gammagamma@dartmouth.edu. Thanks for reading, and enjoy. ~Kelly Cameron 04, Alumnae Relations |
~Current Gamma Gamma Chapter
News~
For this issue of the newsletter, we asked each
Officer to write a short blurb on what they have been up to over the last
few terms. Read on!
Chapter
Development Team
VP
Chapter Development Lauren Wondolowski 04
These
past two terms TriDelt has continued to grow and chapter development has received
attention in many areas. We initiated
48 new members between winter and spring rushes and welcomed the class of
2005 into our sisterhood with open arms. A big sister sponsored each initiate and the interaction was extended
this year as big sisters attended new member activities, discussions, and
events with their little sisters.
While
much time was spent focusing on our new Deltas, the spring was truly dedicated
to our wonderful Class of 2003. "Pansy
Week" provided younger sisters with an opportunity to honor the 03s as
they surprised them with secret treats like cookies, pansies and goodies from
the Delta Shop. Revelations occurred
after the Circle Degree as younger members joined in congratulating the seniors.
In
the next terms we are hoping to bring a focus back to our "Tea Talks"
and "Fireside Chats" as we bring in professors and administrators
and offer sisters the opportunity to introduce favorite members of the community
to the Chapter. We are also looking
to provide more opportunities for discussion within the Chapter as sisters
share past experiences, thoughts, etc.
Continuing
Education Lindsey Aponte 04
The
beginning of the term brought new challenges and responsibilities for the
position of Continuing Education, per the request of national. One of the responsibilities of the position
is to recognize our seniors. With this in mind, Seniors of the Week was
started. The basis of what will hopefully become a weekly tradition is to
acknowledge the profound impact that our seniors have had not only in Tridelta
but also in the Dartmouth community at large.
Each Sunday, I email the house to inform them of who the seniors will
be in that week and request that they send me anything they know about each
senior. It mainly focuses on the seniors'
accomplishments (e.g. member of the soccer team, president of the Class of
2003, intern at the Tucker Foundation, etc.). Then on Wednesday, at the beginning of meetings,
each senior of the week is presented with flowers and her accomplishments
shared with the chapter. This is meant
to be a time to celebrate the diverse achievements of our sisters.
I hope to continue this in the fall with a few new additions.
All in all I would say it was a huge success sisters participated
in sharing people's accomplishments and seniors felt honored, as they should.
No
report for Academic Development Meredith Liu 04
Administration Team
VP
Administration Heather Kiefer 04
Many enthusiastic sisters have
helped to plan excellent events in the past two terms. The highlight of winter term was the Indian
Culture Night organized by Reena Dutta 04, Sudeshna Chatterjee 05 and Sejal
Vashi 05 who taught their sisters traditional Indian dance. Also, Abby Tassel, Dartmouths sexual assault
advisor, mediated an interesting gender discussion with the brothers of Chi
Gam and Chi Heorot.
So
far this spring, several sisters helped cook lasagna for the AIDS Progressive
Dinner hosted at the house. In early May, Jen Rackliff 04 arranged for
the Native American drumming group Occum Pond to perform for sisters to get
everyone ready for the Pow Wow. At
our last event of the spring term, the sisters supported Lindsay Orchowski
03 and Ally Basak 04 with a very large cheering section at their spring
SHEBA show.
Secretary Laura Roche 04
As
the Secretary, I attended and took notes at the officer's council, chapter
meetings, and Ritual so that Tri Delta can maintain accurate written records
of our Chapter. Having accurate records
also helps to keep the Sisterhood informed and up to date on their chapter.
Attendance at Chapter meetings and participation in House activities this
Spring was very good.
No report for House Manager
Molly McIntosh 03
Membership Team
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VP
Member Development Ingrid Swanson 04 With the addition of the 05 pledge class, the past two terms have seen immense growth in the numbers of sisters, strengthening our chapter with fresh energy and enthusiasm. To celebrate the growing sisterhood, we all gathered for the New Member Retreat, celebrating with a lasagna dinner, a night of singin n dancin in West Lebanon, and a conclusion of movies, snacks, and a slumber party. The snow and cold didnt hold back our sisters, as many Deltas came together and spent multiple hours helping to build the snow sculpture on the green for Winter Carnival 03. Later in the term, in conjunction with Culture Night, a few of our sisters shared their cultural dance and food with us. The evening was capped off with a sisters-only game night, as we relaxed together and spent time getting to know each other and the new members. |
We celebrated the start of
spring term, the advent of warm weather, and a visit from our field consultant,
with a sisters-only barbeque. In mid-April,
the chapter held its first ever Open Meetings, focusing on sisterhood
a great success! The night, enjoyed by all, centered around a rousing game
of intra-class charades! As the term wound down, the house began to prepare
for the graduation of a strong and supportive senior class.
In order to commemorate all of their contributions to the house, the
evening of Bequests was made into a more formal celebration including dinner
and presentations.
VP Membership Megan McCullough 04 and Amanda
Posner 04
Rush this year was a huge success. Our winter pledge class was one of the largest
and most dynamic groups with 37 girls. Our
spring pledge class is smaller, with 11 girls, but just as great.
This spring's party themes were 'Double-O-Delta', complete with James
Bond attire, and 'There's no Place like Home' from the Wizard of Oz.
Our sisters enthusiasm, creativity, and amazing cooking and decorating
efforts impressed rushees. We're looking
forward to another great rush next winter, but it will be hard to build on
this year's success.
Alumni Relations Kelly Cameron 04
This spring I have been busy
preparing to send off the seniors and keep our records up to date. On May 24 we held the Circle Degree Ceremony
for the seniors. We were able to reinstate
the ceremony this year with the help of the TriDelt Seacoast Alumni Association.
Two alumnae came down from Plymouth, NH to initiate our seniors from
collegiate Pine members and into alumnae Pansy membership.
The alumnae brought homemade cookbooks from their chapter for each
of the seniors with all of their favorite recipes.
The ceremony took place at the end of Pansy Week during which Secret
Tridelt Little Sisters treated the seniors with little presents such as decorated
picture frames and pansies. Senior
Molly McIntosh even planted her pansies in front of the Tridelt house. Following the ceremony the whole chapter was invited to join the
seniors and alumni for tea and treats. Next
year if alums are in the area and would like to take part in the ceremony
please blitz me and we will keep you posted.
As the alumni relations chair
I continue to update the Alumni Database and keep the website current.
Over the past year the website has had a makeover with new layouts,
new pictures, a calendar, and a special section just for alumni to keep in
touch with the chapter. Check it out at www.dartmouth.edu/~tridelt.
No report from New Member Educators Molly McIntosh
03 and Katie Brown 03
Financial Team
VP Finance Becky MacDonell
04
We are working toward the goal
of every sister remaining in good standing in the chapter by more strictly
enforcing the 30-60-90 deadlines. In
addition, we hope that the new budget will allow for more sisters-only events
and increase our ability to support cultural and philanthropy events on campus.
To support our
programming and campus events, we would hope that both our alumnae and family
members would consider sending any modest donation, with checks being made
payable to Delta Delta Delta Fund.
Treasurer Joanna Lins 04
During the spring term, I dealt
with financial issues for the formal and the senior dinner. Formal costs included Bates Mansion, buses,
a DJ, and appetizers for before the dance.
Senior dinner costs include tent, table, and podium rental, and the
catered meal. TriDelt pays for seniors,
but their family members who attend the dinner are asked to pay for themselves.
Overall, the term was financially
sound. All members paid their dues,
although promptness with payment could be better. It is something that I am
aiming to improve in the next few terms.
Public Relations Team
Philanthropy Ali Kelley 04
After the busyness of rush
died down in the winter, we had some time to finally start projects! In early February we had 16 sisters volunteer
to work at the Red Cross Blood Drive. Sisters ran tables in Thayer and Collis where they encouraged students
to sign up to give blood. TriDelt
also publicized the event by making large posters for Collis and Food Court
the first poster was rejected because it was too graphic and realistic (we
have some good artists), but we got it on the second try! Mid-February was vacation week for local school
districts. We had 9 sisters join in
the vacation fun by attending a "Girls are Great" Girl Scout day
camp. Projects with the Girl Scouts
included arts and crafts, visiting the Montshire Museum and jazzercise! In late February we had 13 sisters help out
the Nathan Smith Society in their "Daffodil Days" sale to raise
money for the American Cancer Society.
One of our biggest projects
of the term was "volunteer with a sister." In TriDelt, we have some community service all stars, who are very
involved in or even run programs such as DREAM, Big Brother Big Sister, LEAD,
and Book Buddies. To help sisters
learn more about the different programs that TriDelts are involved with, we
had sisters accompany other sisters in their volunteer projects. Ingrid Swanson 04 had lots of help reading
to her book buddy. Katie Brown 03
(our previous Philanthropy chair) had sisters spend time with her DREAM mentee. Sarah Stein 05 and Rachel Navarro 03 had
help at a START event. Kate Strayer-Benton
05 had sisters come along to the Big Brother Big Sister pool party.
Laura Berzak 04 had sisters help her organize a conference on "Planning
for College Success." Overall,
it was nice for sisters to see a bit of what fellow TriDelts are involved
in and care about. Finally, as we
all know, no TriDelt philanthropy term seems to be complete without some sort
of bake sale or excuse to make cookies. In
turn, we baked up a storm of desserts for the volunteers and the participants
at the CHAD Ski Day Fundraiser.
Risk Manager Jen Rackliff
04
We held two events at the house
during the spring. One was a sexual
assault defense discussion with S&S Officer Rebel Roberts. She came to the house and discussed methods
to avoid sexual assault and the circumstances in which it occurs. The second event that we had was an eating
disorders awareness/discussion panel. Four
sisters served on it including President Kate Minikel '04, VP Membership Ingrid
Swanson '04, House Manager Molly McIntosh '03, and Social Chair Jac Strife
'04. Many topics were discussed ranging
from diet suppressants to changing the mentality of men and women about how
a woman should look.
Panhell Representatives DeAnna
Fernandez 04, Gina Ferrie 04, Allison Swindell 04
As Panhellenic Council representatives,
we attend weekly meetings with members and presidents of the other five sororities
on campus. Our goals are to organize events to support affiliated and non-affiliated
women. This spring term, Panhel has
helped plan many campus-wide fundraising and social events.
Panhel sponsored a very successful diversity training workshop with
SALAD (Seeking Alliances Through Leadership and Diversity), helped organize
many dynamic speakers for Sexual Awareness Month, and coordinated an informational
event for prospective freshman during Dimensions Weekend, with sisters from
all the houses speaking about their experience in the Sorority system.
Other highlights of our programming
are Spring Rush, Greek Week, and the TriDelt Car wash for CHaD (Children's
Hospital at Dartmouth). Spring rush
was extremely successful this year, with 77 girls joining houses.
Tridelt is proud to have initiated eleven new girls into the chapter.
Greek Week was an 8-day event with each Sorority sponsoring a program
or philanthropy event. TriDelt women
raised $150 to go to the children's fund at CHaD. Culminating Greek Week was the inter-sorority flag-football game.
Panhel created t-shirts, and there was a lot of competition.
Looking ahead to the summer,
Panhel will be well represented by TriDelt, with Neha Kulkarni 05 as the
Vice President. Tri Delt has been
very active in the Panhellenic council, and we are looking forward to Panhellenic
events in the coming terms.
Social Events Emily Pearl 04 and Jac Strife
04
For the winter we had a Superbowl party with SAE.
Lots of food and fun! Over green key weekend the house had a busy
social calendar. The weekend started
off with a barbeque with the brothers of SAE with yummy shrimp and burgers.
On Friday night sisters were able to mingle with the PsiU brothers
before the band Rock Kandy played later in the evening.
We also had a mixer with the brothers of Chi Heorot, and a marriage
themed event with the brothers of ChiGam earlier in the term.
No reports for VP Public Relations Jess Leinwand
04
~Other
Chapter News~
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Tridelt Intramurals This spring Tridelt entered
a team into the soccer and softball intramural leagues. The Pines were eliminated fairly early on in
the soccer league, but were very successful with softball. Emily Murray 03 motivated the team to victory,
despite unsportsmanship-like conduct by Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority during
regular season play. In the
championship game, Tridelt triumphed over Kappa with the winning team
pictured at left. The Kappas
left with sad faces because they had grossly underestimated the Tridelt
force and had prematurely announced their victory.
New member Eve Russell 05
was announced the teams MVP and hopefully will continue to lead Tridelt
to more Intramural glory in the coming years. |
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1972 Society Program Allison
Swindell 04
As
the Co-Chair for next year, I would like to introduce a very exciting addition
to Dartmouth life that has been in planning and will be implemented in Fall
2003. The 1972 Society Program is
new program for undergraduate women that was conceived of by five amazing
seniors, including two Tri Delts, Katherine Rue '03 and Katie Brown '03. Named after the first year of co-education,
the 1972 Society Program is founded on the premise that women can benefit
from closer connections to other women.
The
1972 Society will bring women together in an environment of mutual support,
understanding, and friendship. Through
organized group activities led by seniors, the 1972 Program will facilitate
discussion and allow for the sharing of experiences between Dartmouth women.
Although specifically created to welcome first-year women to Dartmouth,
the 1972 Society will provide opportunities for social and educational development,
leadership, and community service for women in all classes.
Another
Tri Delt, Megan McCulloch '04, will join me and three other women to make
up the 2003-2004 Executive Committee. I
am extremely excited to be a part of what we hope will become a strong Dartmouth
tradition that will enrich the experience of women on this campus.
~Job Opportunity~
If
any college graduate is interested in a job in health care or the world of
glass art, both in New York City, contact Debbie Leight '02.
~Alumnae Updates~
Recently,
several of our alums sent in updates on activities theyve been involved in,
new jobs theyve taken, etc. Thank
you all for responding, people seem really busy! ** If you have a piece of
news youd like to share with your fellow Deltas and would like to include
it in our next newsletter, please email gammagamma@dartmouth.edu **
Janet
Di Palo 93 is
living in Milan, Italy with her husband Carmine, who did some fast persuading
after they met on the eve of graduation from MIT Sloan in 2000. She moved a year later and they were married.
Now, two years later they are expecting their first baby this December. She is working as a portfolio manager of a
small/mid cap US fund which keeps her in touch with what is going on in US.
If anyone in the classes of '91 thru '94 is in Milan for business or
vacation, please remember she is there and look her up. She'd be happy to
give travel advice too.
Natalie
(Weidener) Kupinsky '93 is currently living in Princeton with her husband Stuart, their
daughter Madeline, and our golden retriever Zack. After Dartmouth she went
to law school in Washington DC, practiced law in there for 5 years, and then
retired in January 2002 when Madeline was born. They moved to Princeton last
fall when Stuart took a GC job in the area.
Sarah
Kehl 94 is
living in Santa Monica, CA with her husband Jonathan Kehl '94. She is a pediatrician and about to start a
fellowship in Allergy and Immunology at Los Angeles County,
USC Medical Center.
Pam
Kunz 94
worked for a few years after college before entering Dartmouth Medical School
and graduating in 2001. She is currently a second year Internal Medicine Resident
at Stanford University Hospital. She
plans to pursue a career in Oncology and will begin an Oncology fellowship
in 2005 after serving as Medicine chief resident. She is also recently engaged to Jeffrey Kwan,
and they will be married in September 2003.
Kiley
(Barnhorst) MacDonald 94 just finished her first year of law school at UCLA. She is married to
Rick MacDonald '94, and they have one son Lachlan who is 2 with another baby
due in June. Before law school, she worked in strategy consulting in Boston,
venture capital in San Francisco, and was the Director of Business Development
for WeddingChannel.com in San Francisco. She decided to go back to school
so that I could have a more flexible and mommy-friendly career. We're hoping
to move to San Diego or Santa Barbara once law school is over.
Beth
Wilson 95
is finishing her first tour as a Foreign Service Officer. Currently she is serving as a Vice Consul at
the American Embassy in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. She joined the Foreign Service in April 2001,
after getting her law degree from William and Mary and practicing in DC for
a few years. In August, she will be
returning to the U.S. for a short break and Russian language training. She is anticipated to arrive at her next post,
Astana, Kazakhstan, in April 2004, where she will serve as a political officer
for two years. On a personal note,
she recently became engaged to Mark Webster, a fellow Foreign Service Officer
who is serving with her in Abu Dhabi. They
are planning a wedding for next spring in the DC area.
Jane
Lannon 96
and her husband, Ben, just bought a condo in Brookline that they moved into
the first week of June. They are taking 6 weeks off together to do some of
the fixing-up work themselves. After
graduating from Tuck in 2001, she worked for 2 years at The Parthenon Group,
a strategy consulting firm in Boston. Recently she left that job and is going
to be working as Head of HR for Investor Group Services (IGS), another small
consulting firm in Boston. I'd be happy to talk with any juniors or seniors
who are thinking about consulting.
Kelley
Hart 97
graduated from UCLA School of Law last spring but is working as a Staff Attorney
for the UCLA Environmental Law Clinic. She oversees law student projects - some transactional and some
litigation matters. She also has the
great pleasure of working with freshmen at UCLA as a teaching fellow for a
yearlong environmental studies course. This
spring she is teaching a seminar called "Environmental Law and Policy
Under the Bush Administration." She
is also a graduate student of urban planning at the university's School of
Public Policy. During the next academic
year she will continue with both her appointments and finish her masters
degree.
Katherine Brown 98 is living and working in New
York City and recently finished her Masters in Teaching at Columbia. She teaches 8th grade Earth Science and math
in a NYC public school called The Salk School of Science. She absolutely loves it.
After
spending some time working in London and Edinburgh Allison Cuff 98
decided to go back to get her MBA. She
has just completed her first year in Wharton's Health
Anita
Farahany 98 is
currently a summer associate as Simpson, Thacher and Bartlett in NYC and is
going into my 3L year at Duke University School of Law. She was married on
September 14, 2002 with bridesmaids Kelly Sidley 98 and Meghan
Pound 98, program attendant Stacey Keating '98, and guest Lynda
Cowin Nijensohn '96 were in attendance.
Her husband's name is Rick McFarland, and he lives in Charlotte, NC.
We met at Monitor Group, where I worked in strategy consulting for
3 years after college. She reports that Jaime Kleinman '00
is engaged and getting married next May, Kelly Sidley 98 was
married to Adam Wollowick 96 in October, and Stacey Keating '98 is
leaving NYC for New Orleans where she will be attending Tulane for a Masters
in Art History (and her boyfriend is a lawyer there).
Simone
Swink 98 and
Ji-Mee Hwang `98 were bridesmaids at Colleen O'Connor `98's
wedding a few weeks ago. Simone is still living in DC where she has been since
graduation. She is coming up to Dartmouth in June for her fifth year reunion.
She is working for the National Geographic Channel as a television producer
for the nightly news magazine and would love for any Tridelts to contact her.
She reports that Kathryn Balink `98 works as an educational consultant
for a company in Virginia and has moved to DC after several years at grad
school in Nashville. Kristin Terry `98, Karen Yen `99, and Julie
Gendler (nee Herron) `98 are all thriving in their respective cities.
She misses her senior year river roommates dearly, but cherishes getting together
with them, most recently at Julie's wedding a year ago December.
After
Dartmouth, Fatema Choudhury 99
attended the University of Illinois College of Law, and graduated in 2002. She is currently working at a law firm and
living in midtown Manhattan. She recently
returned to Dartmouth for Green Key 2003 with
Michele Carlucci '99 and visited the house. She told us that things looked great!
Caroline
Kaufman 99
is working
on her master's degree in computer science at the University of Chicago.
Noree
Lieginger 99 has
been working in strategy consulting for the past four years in Boston. She is very excited to move out to California
in June. She will be starting her
MBA at Stanford in September after spending the summer at Lake Tahoe.
She would love to get in touch with any old Tridelt friends in the
area (or make new ones!).
Catherine
McCarthy 99 is
getting ready to move to Charlottesville, VA to start law school at UVa. She
and Muhammad Hutasuhut 99 are planning on a May 2005 wedding. She also reports that Aisha Burrell 99
is living up in NYC studying at Columbia, and she ran into Dinah Knight
99 this summer while she was clerking in DC. She is at Michigan Law School.
Cassie
Miller 99 just
finished her Masters in Arts and Humanities at NYU and is a Buyer for Ross
stores in NYC She has the fun job of buying stuffed animals and Barbies
among other things.
Victoria
Soto 99
is getting married to Hector Vazquez on July 5 in Anasco, Puerto Rico. She is starting graduate school in the fall
at the University of Georgia where she will be studying chytridiomycosis,
a fungal disease affecting frogs throughout the world.
Lindey
Sternberg 99 is
finishing up her second year of medical school at UMDNJ in Newark, NJ. She will take step 1 of the boards on June
12th, and then on July 1st she is moving in with her boyfriend, Jay.
Adrienne Wilson Wagner 99 has had a crazy year! She
married David Wagner last August in Dallas, Texas. Fellow Dartmouth Tridelts, Mariangelica
Martinez 99, Leigh Eisenman 99,
Jennifer Blankenship99, and Erika Tower 98 were all in the wedding
along with a bunch of those Alpha Chi boys from whom they used to steal pong
tables and Santa Clauses. Now, she
is finishing up a Masters in education at Harvard Graduate School of Education.
She and Dave are moving to Dallas, Texas at the end of July.
This fall he's starting his MBA at the Cox School of Business at Southern
Methodist University as a Distinguished Scholar.
They will be living in the house where her mother grew up in Dallas
with plenty of room for visitors! Please
let hem know if you're planning to be in the area at all!
Karen
Yen 99 is
an attorney at a midtown New York law firm, specializing in commercial litigation.
Linda
Aucoin 00
is living in Charlottesville, VA while working towards a PhD in Biology at
UVA. Her research involves ecological
research in the mountains of Virginia, and she spends her summer field season
living at a research station near Blacksburg, VA. She is looking forward to
returning to Hanover for her next reunion!
After
living in Manhattan and working in finance for almost 3 years, Cabray Haines
00 is finally leaving! Strangely enough, she is headed to grad
school for subjects totally unrelated to both her undergraduate major and
her current job: She is doing a Master's program at the University of Chicago
in their Social Sciences Division. She
hopes to focus on political history and see if she wants to continue on to
the PhD later on down the line. She reports that NYC has been great, and she
will be especially sad to leave the home that Kate Ryan '00 and Katie
Escherich '02 and her have enjoyed for the last year. Fortunately Kate
is headed to Chicago as well! In the meantime, she will be skating and traveling
for the summer and hopes to run into lots of fun folks.
Yvonne
Handler 00 just
finished her first year of Columbia Business School and is headed to Morgan
Stanley in London for the summer for equity derivatives. This fall she is doing an exchange term at
IESE in Barcelona.
Heather
Huffman 00 is
in the end of her 3rd year of medical school at UCLA and is considering
emergency medicine. She is loving
life in southern California and lives half a block from the beach in Marina
del Rey.
Anna
Piazza 00 just
graduated from Boston University School of Law and will be clerking in RI
starting in September.
Aarathi
Sambasivan 00
is working at Orion Consultants in New York, a financial management consulting
firm, and applying to Business School in the fall.
Emily
Wasco 00
is currently a third year at Tufts Medical School in Boston and just got engaged
in the fall to Dan Siegal 00. They
have plans to get married in June 2004!
Last
year Erika Artukovic 01 worked in Seattle as part of the Jesuit Volunteer
Corps, and now she is going to graduate school in physics at UCLA. The
physics department is right across the street from the huge UCLA Tridelt house.
Molly
Feltner 01
is living in Boston and working as an Assistant Editor at an online travel
magazine called Smarter Living. She writes and edits consumer travel stories.
Since
graduation, Emily Pollakowski 01 has been happily living in
Boston with fellow Tri Delts Kim Lenox '01 and Emily Littlefield
'01. She works at Massachusetts General Hospital,
coordinating breast cancer clinical research trials. This summer she will be moving out to Worcester to start medical
school at UMASS along with Betsy Colman 03!
Joyce
Wang 01 lives
with Aki Naito 01 and Carla Torrielli 01 in NYC. She reports that it has been a blast singing
Tridelt songs at their late night outings in the city. She has had a great experience working at JP
Morgan in Foreign Exchange Sales and Trading.
Furthermore, she just signed a book contract for my knitting designs.
Production will be about 6 months, so it should hit the shelves hopefully
at the end of this year. It will be a 50-page booklet with my halter
tops, sleeveless sweaters, and tank top designs.
Jennifer
Ain 02
just finished her first year at Columbia Law School and will be working at
the U.S. Attorneys Office this summer in New York.
After
a short stint at Major League Baseball Productions, Kate Escherich 02
began working at ABC News 20/20, where she assists the Senior Producers of
the show. Starting her new job just as the network's war coverage began was
stressful, but was also a great way to hit the ground running, and meet a
lot of people in a short time. Now things have settled down quite a bit, and
she is still really enjoying her job.
Kristi
Esmiol 02 is
living in Keene, NH (only an hour and a half from Dartmouth!) working as a
Trade Relations Coordinator for C&S Wholesale Grocers. She has already held a couple positions including
Business Analyst and Operations Technology Specialist for C&S and is very
excited about her new position and her future.
Dana
Greene 02 is
living in New York. She quit her job
after spending a year working as a media planner on L'Oreal cosmetics for
McCann Erickson, a large advertising firm. She says that she is fortunate
enough to be attending Columbia University in the fall on a full paid merit
scholarship to do graduate work in psychology with an emphasis in learning
disabilities.
Debbie
Leight 02
is in New York City, working as an IT Projects Manager at a Home Health Care
Agency. In her free time, she is on a Volleyball team and is working to start
a young glass art collectors/enthusiasts club.
Lindsey
Marshall 02
is happily living in the beautiful city of San Francisco. She just returned
from a two week European vacation with her boyfriend and his family. She is
currently working as an account coordinator on Pioneer Electronics at BBDO
West.