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2004
Jacqueline Vernarelli
jvernarelli@gmail.com
Nate and Kelly Jayne Armitage are training to run the San Antonio (TX) Rock ’n’ Roll Half-Marathon as part of the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America’s running team. Check it out: www.active.com/donate/sa08national/NArmita.
After graduating from law school, Emily Sussman founded Think Blue, a political organization for young Democrats. She was listed in Under-40 Emerging Leaders in Politics by grassroots organization New Leaders Council. In addition to starting Think Blue, she served as Pennsylvania director of young professional outreach for the Obama campaign.
Kristen Lommele is in her second year of a dual-degree program at Boston College Law School and the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University.
After two years in India teaching children with learning differences in both NGOs and school settings, Pritha Maniis back in Geneva, Switzerland, teaching preschoolers while pursuing a second MA in counseling. She hopes to return to Asia to put her skills to use. Pritha looks forward to catching up with alums in May.
Jennifer Gross passed the National Council Licensure Examination for registered nurses last February.
Lisa Piccirillo’s debut full-length record, Momentum, was released in October. Recorded at Charles Eller Studios in Charlotte, VT, Momentum was produced by nationally acclaimed singer/songwriter Syd, and marks the first release from Northeast artist collective The Co-Op. After graduation Lisa taught fourth grade at Lake Avenue Elementary in Saratoga Springs before touring with renowned vocalist Gregory Douglass and then launching her solo touring career. For more information and to get your own copy of Momentum, visit www.lisapiccirillo.com or www.coopsounds.com.
Aaron Stone is getting settled at EMC, doing Web development for Web-based application frameworks in the data storage/structure world. Although it’s definitely not music (Aaron is a former Bandersnatcher, front man for the band Willie Mays Haze, and a sound mixer),
it’s “a great learning experience,” he says. Aaron is also building a production studio for professional-quality audio recording and artist development that will focus on advising artists, creating a Web presence, and shopping their material around. He bought a house in Nederland, CO.
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