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Maya J. Sorini, LA18, is a student at Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine. She has taught at Columbia University in the narrative medicine program and continues to work as a freelance narrative medicine workshop facilitator. Her work has appeared in medical humanities and literary journals, including Intima and the Journal of the American Medical Society. […]

Victoria Rabuse, LA18, earned a master of arts degree in writing from Northwestern University in June and is working on her first novel, a contemporary romance.

Bryce Bagley, EN18, EN18, in spring 2021 earned a master’s degree in biophysics from Stanford University and started a medical degree program at the university in August.

Nathaniel “Trey” Lampley III, LA18, a third-year medical student at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, was accepted as a 2021–22 visiting predoctoral research fellow in the Department of Dermatology at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. After his research year, he will return to the University of Cincinnati to complete his final year […]

Surgene Troost, GB18, GA18, a licensed architect, was promoted to associate at Populous in Kansas City, Mo.

Wesley Ou, GB18, is a corporate financial analyst at TBWA Worldwide, an international advertising firm headquartered in Midtown Manhattan, New York City.

Natalie Edwards, LA18, continues to live in Rome, where she teaches a ninth-grade course on the city’s history and co-directs the boarding program at St. Stephen’s School, an international high school. Edwards is pursuing a master’s degree in sustainable cultural heritage at the American University of Rome.

Allen Adrian, PMBA18, acquired Landmark Sign, a full-service commercial signage company in Chesterfield, Mo., serving the St. Louis metro area. The company offers project management, consulting, design, service and installation.

Clare Zhang, BU18, started a master’s program in management at the London Business School in September 2020.

David Silver, GL18, founded Medical Industries of the Americas, locating it in an old manufacturing plant that he revived in Eufaula, Ala. The company — which produces health, safety, medical, and personal protective equipment and supplies — brought 300 jobs to the city, intent on offering workers up to $16 an hour. In addition to helping […]