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der treatment program and also has a pri- vate weight-loss coaching practice in Boston. Her approach involves helping obese patients “bridge the gap between emotions, mood, and food.” She can be contacted via her Facebook page. Antonio Mojica lives in Houston, TX, where he is a VP for JPMorganChase. A volunteer firefighter, he is also a board member on several nonprofit organiza- tions.

Anthea Zervos lives in Monrovia, Li - beria, and works with the American Bar Association to ameliorate pretrial deten- tion in Monrovia’s prisons. She holds a master’s degree in conflict, violence, and development from the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London.

Sara Mallett married Josh Folger last August. As a middle-school math teacher at a private girls’ school in NYC, she says she uses her ability to balance personali- ties and approach situations creatively, skills she learned at Skidmore. “I love to tell people how perfectly my undergradu- ate degree in theater prepared me for teaching math.” She and Josh live in Brook lyn.

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Susan Levin completed her doc- toral degree in clinical psychology and works in the counseling center at the University of Wisconsin, in the “progres- sive and scenic” city of Madison. Ceramicist Allison Petroski and her brother, painter Brian Petroski ’99, were featured in an article titled “Sibling Artis - try” in Saratoga Style magazine. Allison, who draws inspiration from Eastern cul- tures and philosophies, crafts pottery using mehni designs, the intricate pat- terns used in henna decorations painted on brides and members of wedding cere- monies, an art that originated in ancient India. She specializes in lidded urns that she plans to market as funereal vessels for pets. Find her work by searching for Petroski at http://fineartamerica.com.

Alexandra Johnson and Howard Aus -

tin ’06 were married in October 2009. There were many Skidmore classmates in attendance.

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Will Schmerge has returned to Africa to work for Give Us Wings, a grassroots nonprofit dedicated to eradi- cating poverty in the most remote and poorest villages. He is working with local groups to build clinics and teach school in Kenya and Uganda. Communications major Cara Benson, UWW ’04, has two books of poems com- ing out this year, (made) by BookThug Press and Protean Parade by Black Radish Books. She is the editor of last year’s an - thology Predictions, called “an interdisci - plinary engagement with future studies through visual art, social science, science fiction, and poetic response.” Cara also had an installation of text and art titled Real Estate at the Arts Center of the Capi - tal Region in Albany, NY, to accompany a performance based on (made). She will be on a book tour for (made) this spring and summer, in Denver, San Francisco, Bos - ton, Maine, Toronto, and NYC. All of her work is available through Small Press Dis - tribu tion (spdbooks.org). Cara teaches a poetry course at Mt. McGregor prison through Siena College, is program manag- er for the Millay Colony for the Arts, where she edits an art journal, and is developing an MFA program in creative writing and outreach.

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SIXTH ANNUAL GOLF AND TENNIS TOURNAMENT

SATURDAY, JUNE 26

Play 18 holes at the Saratoga Spa State Park course or step onto Skidmore’s home courts for a round-robin series, and then enjoy a festive dinner reception. Reconnect with

friends and coaches while supporting Skidmore athletics— what better way to enjoy Saratoga in the summer?

For details, contact Beth Brucker-Kane 518-580-5677 • bbrucker@skidmore.edu

Rhodes on August 22 in South Dartmouth, MA. In attendance were Mar -

en Langdon, Erin Noth - wang, Alyssa Garvin Campbell, Julia Pistell, Greg Lu dovici ’04, Kate Driver, Chelsey Bawot ’06, Jason Dolmetsch ’04, Belinda Col gan ’04, Jaime Jansen Welch ’04, and

equestrian team coach Cindy Ford. In January, Erina joined the Bill and Melinda Gates Foun dation as creative resources program manager. She enjoys horseback riding, running with her dogs, and con- tributing to her food blog, shutupand- cook.wordpress.com.

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JUNE 3–6

Six years after meeting at Skidmore,

Craig Hyland and Ryan Hannon ’07 are

happy to announce their engagement. Kim Maresca lives in Fairfield, CT, and

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Erina Malarkey

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