2010s
'10 Katherine ErnstNew Delhi, India
Katherine.e.ernst@gmail.com
Laura Goehrke
Washington, D.C.
Laura.goehrke@gmail.com
Naomi L. Blaushild, Baltimore, Maryland, will receive her master of science in education degree from Johns Hopkins in May 2012. Thomas H. Brown, Millbrook, New York, reports that he has traveled around the world to New Zealand, Australia, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, England, Germany, France, Switzerland, and Italy. Melanie S. Holden, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, has earned a master of arts degree in teaching from Earlham College. Melanie writes, “I am currently working as a math aide in a local middle school, and I was pleased to discover that I work with a Kenyon parent (Jeffrey R. Thompson P'09).” Carl A. Kriss, Winnetka, Illinois, reports that his documentary, Give and Take, has made it into six festivals and has won two awards. Katherine Z. Lin tells us that she and Geoffrey P. Anderson are still in San Antonio, Texas. Kathy is finishing up her second year teaching geometry through Teach for America, and Geoff is getting his master's degree in teaching English as a second language. Jessica N. Miller, Washington, D.C., is working as a job counselor for Jubilee Jobs in Washington, where she helps find work for unemployed individuals. Luke M. Williams, Annapolis, Maryland, recently interned at the United States Senate in Washington, D.C. Luke is currently interning at the United States Mission to the European Union in Brussels, Belgium (United States Department of State).
'11 Mat Cowlin
Oracle, Arizona
mjcowlin@gmail.com
Gavin McGimpsey
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Kenyon@gavinmcgimpsey.com
Samantha Reichenbach
Port Washington, New York
schreichenbach@gmail.com
Analise Gonzalez
Dallas, Texas
analise.gonzalez@gmail.com
Rachel Berger
Mansfield, Ohio
berger.rachel.r@gmail.com
Logan A. Bolinger, Fayetteville, Pennsylvania, is currently a graduate student at the University of Chicago, in a master's program for humanities. Stephanie Carlson-Flynn, Quincy, Massachusetts, is currently working as an alumni intern for the Council on International Education Exchange (CIEE) service-learning and study abroad program in Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic. Stephanie tells us her main roles are providing student support and acting as a liaison between the students and the community organizations with which they work. Stephanie writes, “I'm loving the Caribbean weather!” Sarah K. Embrick, West Chester, Pennsylvania, reports that she is currently participating in an AmeriCorps program in Greensboro, North Carolina, and also volunteering for an organization that helps refugees and immigrants achieve self-sufficiency through education. Sarah tells us it is a wonderful experience. Lauren M. Metzger, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, will marry Kaleb I. Keyserling '09 in August 2012 on the Kenyon Athletic Center's Toan Track, where Lauren and Kaleb were both members of the track and cross country teams. Camila D. Odio, writes, “Hello! It's so fun to read the class notes and hear stories. My life since graduation has been fun, although I do head back to Kenyon often (my mom never graduates). But, I'm really enjoying medical school at the Cleveland Clinic, and I love living in a spunky, spacious, and cheap (thanks Cleveland) apartment with Margaret G. Taylor. If you're ever in Cleveland, hit us up. We have a great front porch for storytelling.”