py and focusing on preventive interven- tions. She writes, “I couldn’t be more proud, honored, and excited by this op - portunity. Thank you, Skidmore, for your continued support and the strong educa- tional foundation you have provided!” In May Kyle Bogaert finished a master’s
in public health, focused on social and behavioral sciences, at Boston University. She is a research analyst with the Associa - tion of State and Territorial Health Offi ci - als in Virginia. Lauren Mosenthal is a grad student at Boulder Digital Works, a new program at the University of Colorado. She is the founder and CEO of the start-up My - Cubbys, an app for locating difficult-to- find items in the home. She is also ap - prenticing at interactive development agency Mode Set and authoring a blog called Inspiring People in Creative Spaces (
inspiringcreative.wordpress.com). Victoria Lowe finished her first year of
a graduate program in music therapy at Montclair State. She lives in Bloomfield, NJ.
Ari Manstein completed her first year of dental school at Temple’s Kornberg School of Dentistry and then enjoyed two months of summer break.
After working a year as a fellow in cam-
pus life with Skidmore’s student diversity programs, Victoria Malaney (vmalaney1@
gmail.com) is now at UMass-Amherst for a two-year master’s in higher-education administration, focusing on social justice. She has a graduate assistantship in the dean of students’ office there. She loved working at Skidmore and living in Sara - toga. She is delighted to see that the ini- tiative she started is slated to become a new club: So, What Are You Anyway? (SWAYA) will focus on the intersections of identity for biracial, multiracial, and transracial-adoptee students. In London Jesse Kovarsky has been dancing with a variety of choreographers and has been part of some cool projects— most recently the upcoming movie Mup - pets, Again, due for release in March 2014. He says, “Look for me dancing in the opening scene with Kermit and Miss Piggy!” After that, Jesse joined the dance theater company Punch Drunk and danced in its new production, A Drowned Man—A Hollywood Fable, which opened in June in London and runs until December. He recently had an epic adventure roam- ing around Iceland by himself, chasing the northern lights. He also got his first tattoo.
Benjamin Glicksberg completed his first year of a PhD program at the newly
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renamed Ichan School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in NYC and notes, “So far, so good!” Rob Morlino served as financial con- troller for Awamaki, an NGO for indige- nous communities in the Sacred Valley of the Incas near Cusco, Peru. He left Peru in July and is now at the University of Chi - cago, pursuing a master’s in international relations. Last spring Derek Bagley finished work on Raja Krishnamoorthi’s campaign to represent Illinois in the US House of Representatives and went on to work on the congressional campaign of another Illinois resident, Leslie Coolidge, through the election. He took some time off to travel and visit friends abroad (including Jesse Kovarsky in London) and then went back to graduate school. He is at DePaul for a master’s in political science. In his Chicago neighborhood of Wicker Park, he is also putting on events for 1st Ward First, a political group that supports local candidates. Over the summer he tutored neighborhood public-school children for an organization called The Bor ing Store. In May Chris Jacobsen earned a mas-
ter’s in education administration from Harvard. He is now assistant director of annual giving at Hamilton College. Being back in New York, he says, “I’m super- stoked for this next step in my career, but am more excited to once again shop at Stewart’s and Price Chopper. Thank good-
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ness I held on to my Advantage card.” Alex Adler finished her clinical year at Ohio State and is now a veterinarian. Starting Memorial Day weekend, she spent two weeks in Saratoga completing an equine externship. Heather Friedman joined her for the holiday weekend, and they went to a Dave Matthews concert at SPAC.
Back from Spain, Dan Haro works as
the green-initiatives coordinator at Math Works Inc., a technical-computing soft- ware firm in Boston, MA. Eve Wesson is excited to be in North - ampton, MA, for the next three summers to complete a master’s in social work at Smith. This fall she relocated to Boulder, CO, for a field placement at an adolescent day program that will run through spring 2014.
Gabriel Weissman returned to NYC
after spending his second summer at the Williamstown (MA) Theatre Festival. He served as assistant director on a new pro- duction of Tom Stoppard’s Hapgood star- ring Kate Burton. He is making his Broad - way debut as assistant director for the Roundabout Theatre Company’s produc- tion of Terrence Rattigan’s The Winslow Boy. I continue to happily run into Skidmore graduates in all five boroughs, and am looking forward to making a trip to Sara - toga in the near future. CLAIRE SOLOMON 104 W. 96TH STREET, APT. 27 NEW YORK, NY 10025-6495
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of Washington–Seattle. Stuart Badrigian works for Boston- based mutual fund company Eaton Vance and lives in Newton, MA. Ross Jaffe lives in Washington, DC, and
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