Elizabeth Amira Streeter '09 is senior government affairs and community engagement manager at Voltera, a company that builds infrastructure for zero-emission vehicles and operates electric vehicle charging facilities.
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Zeynep Inanoglu '21 is a registered nurse at Yale New Haven Health pursuing her master’s degree at Yale University School of Nursing to become a pediatric nurse practitioner in primary care.
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Jono Pandolfi '99 owns Jono Pandolfi Designs, which produces hand-crafted ceramic dinnerware used in high-end restaurants around the world and serves more than 500 hospitality clients.
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Christina L. Ryba '98 is a trailblazer in New York’s legal landscape, serving as a Supreme Court justice in the third judicial district and as supervising judge of her district.
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Margaret "Maggie" Stack '09 is an instructor and choreographer at Loft Dance Theater Arts in Reno, Nevada, where she teaches ballet and contemporary dance.
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Themba Shongwe '18 is a Financial Markets Advisory (FMA) associate whose diverse client base includes governments, banks, and public institutions.
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Dana Crosley Naberezny '95 is chief innovation officer of jewelry for Tiffany & Company and vice president of the company’s Jewelry Design and Innovation Workshop, which she launched in 2018.
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Berke Tinaz '16 is a senior scientist at SMi Systems with more than a decade of lab experience in molecular, cellular, and biochemical techniques.
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Scott Berman '05 is the founder and host of Sky Cave Retreats, a darkness retreat center nestled in the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument wilderness of southern Oregon.
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Laura Quiros '96 is an associate professor of social work and child advocacy at Montclair State University who specializes in trauma-informed care through a social justice lens.
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Ivy Asamoah '19 is the founder of Nourrir Drinks, a sparkling juice brand inspired by West African, Caribbean, and Latin American flavors.
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Gary Muldoon '73 is a lawyer, writer, and adjunct professor who was most recently elected town justice in Perinton, N.Y.
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Clare Kenny '15 is the program director of the Yes, And … Laughter Lab (YALL), a competitive fellowship and incubator lab for comedy that addresses social justice issues.
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Sam Ketay '95 is an award-winning filmmaker and marketing executive, as well as video director and vice president in marketing for Dimensional Fund Advisors, a global investment firm.
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Lynn A. Marks '71 is a distinguished public-interest lawyer in Philadelphia who has spent the past 40 years addressing social injustices. She recently received a lifetime achievement award.
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Andrea Román Alfaro '12 is a scholar and activist who combines research with community work and advocacy. She used a recent award grant to support a children’s photo club in Puerto Nuevo, Peru.
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Wesley Lefferts '11 is a vascular exercise physiologist, assistant professor of kinesiology, and a principal investigator in the Clinical Vascular Research Lab at Iowa State University.
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Debby Mayer '68 is a writer, editor, and blogger who has published stories of all kinds throughout her career, including novels, short stories, essays, and a memoir.
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Alina Bazarian '14 recently began her three-year residency training through the Saratoga Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program. She was chosen as one of six residents from more than 1,500 applicants.
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Philip Robinson Jr. '05 is a multimedia sculptor and conceptual artist who has made wood his signature art medium for deeper conversations about history, culture, identity, and marginalization.
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Susan Sinberg Landesman '82 is a New York City-based scholar, educator, and author of “The Tārā Tantra: Tārā’s Fundamental Ritual Text” and has nearly completed a second volume.
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Portia Bonner '88 has been appointed as the new superintendent for Northampton Public Schools in Massachusetts.
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Nigel Smith '19 was recently appointed vice president and environmental finance asset manager for M&T’s Community Banking division.
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Betsy Damon '63 was awarded a 2023 Guggenheim Fellowship. She will use the grant to design a functional water-cleaning sculpture.
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Perla Rodriguez '01 is senior director of education programs for the Hispanic Federation and is on City & State’s Higher Education Power 100 list for a second year as one of New York’s most influential college and university leaders.
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Kevin Ha '21 is the founder, executive director, and board chair of the Asian American Dream (AAD), a career-advancement nonprofit that provides mentorship networks, professional development training, and career advancement opportunities to underserved Pan-Asian American undergraduates.
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Marsha Johnson Bancroft '59 has flourished as a career woman in multiple capacities, champion athlete, and family woman.
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Donna Conklin King '85 is a contemporary artist known for her concrete sculptures. She was recently featured on ArtNation, a new Smithsonian Channel series that showcases work by many types of artists.
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Johane Simelane '13 is executive director of the Bronx Veterans Medical Research Foundation, a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs-affiliated nonprofit research and education corporation.
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Joanna Schubert '12 , known as Oropendola, recently released a debut full-length album, “Waiting for the Sky to Speak,” with Spirit House Records and Wilbur & Moore Records.
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Ibardo Zambrano '06 is a urologist with the Novant Health network of physician clinics, with expertise in oncology and robotic-assisted techniques for minimally invasive surgery.
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Lauren Tobias '12 spent four years as the wellness director at Fort Peck Community College on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation, home to the Assiniboine and Sioux nations in Montana.
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Dan Malasky '97 quarterbacks complex legal affairs, human resources, facility security, and government relations as the chief legal officer for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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Jonah Lobe '05 is an award-winning concept artist, 3D character artist, and illustrator known for video games like “Skyrim” and “Fallout” and his new book “Marvel Anatomy: A Scientific Study of the Superhuman.”
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Laura Forlano '95 , a social scientist, design researcher, and writer, recently joined Northeastern University as a professor in the College of Arts, Media, and Design.
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Josh Dorman '88 is an acclaimed mixed-media artist whose multi-layered work now includes creating stop-motion animations to accompany classical music.
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Altagracia Montilla '12 is chief executive officer of A.M. Consulting, a firm made up of a diverse team of industry experts that develops strategies to improve culture, connection, and community while rooting out biases.
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Sarah Winslow '00 was recently named the inaugural dean of the Clemson University Honors College. The position elevates Winslow’s leadership in managing the immense growth of the Honors College over the past decade. The dean also oversees additional units that recruit, develop, and support students in scholarship programs and in applying for nationally competitive awards.
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Michael Mone Jr. '90 , a partner at the Boston law firm Esdaile, Barrett, Jacobs & Mone, was recently inducted as a fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, the preeminent trial lawyer organization in North America.
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Helen Yohannes '04 and her twin sister, Feven Yohannes, were recently interviewed by “Good Morning America (GMA)” about their company, 2ˑ4ˑ1 Cosmetics, kicking off the new “GMA” Trailblazing Women series.
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Matt Cronin '06 has been appointed director of national cybersecurity at the White House’s Office of the National Cyber Director (ONCD). Created by a bipartisan Congress in 2021, ONCD advises the president on cybersecurity policy and strategy. Cronin helps lead the nation’s efforts to overcome cybersecurity threats and ensure the United States is a leader in key emerging technologies.
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Kate Fitzpatrick Barnico '80 , program nurse manager at the Boston Children’s Hospital Cystic Fibrosis Center, received the Mary Kontos Care Champion Award from the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, the world’s leader in the fight against the disease.
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