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alumni activities coordinator for the<br />
Boston Alumni Chapter.<br />
Sarah Maxwell and Brian<br />
Mason ’08 were married in West<br />
Chester, Pa., Oct. 6. Sarah is a<br />
compliance associate at Bridgewater<br />
Associates in Westport, Conn., and<br />
Brian is a senior product developer at<br />
Factset Research Systems. Kevin<br />
Farrell ’08 was best man and is a<br />
paralegal at the Office of Chief<br />
Counsel in Washington, D.C. Jason<br />
Mills was a groomsman and is an<br />
engineer at Pepco Holdings Inc. in<br />
Delaware. Suzanne Manning and<br />
Cristina Callagy were bridesmaids<br />
(see photo online). Suzanne is in her<br />
second year of Ph.D. studies in<br />
clinical social work at Fordham<br />
University’s Graduate School of<br />
Social Service in NYC. Cristina is<br />
a third-grade literacy teacher at<br />
Rocketship Mosaic Elementary<br />
School in San Jose.<br />
Bobby Waldele works with Merrill<br />
Lynch, a great experience and source<br />
of personal growth. He enjoys living<br />
in NYC.<br />
Brittany Hitz wed Greg<br />
Hoeschele, June 16 in central<br />
Pennsylvania. The couple lives in<br />
Greenbelt, Md., outside Washington,<br />
D.C. Brittany is finishing a master’s<br />
in international politics at American<br />
University, and Greg works on fuel<br />
cell systems as a mechanical engineer<br />
for the research and development<br />
branch of Ballard Power Systems.<br />
Sarah Schwartz was a member of<br />
the bridal party. Other alumni<br />
attending: John Plumeri, Ben ’07<br />
and Kaydence Cowley ’07<br />
Doremus, Chip Clark, Dietrich<br />
Hoefner ’10, Sonja Lehner ’10,<br />
Chris Wehrly ’08, Matt Ide ’08,<br />
Catherine Crowther ’11, Christa<br />
Kelleher ’08, Ben Flath ’07,<br />
Lindsey Getches ’11, Danny<br />
Moran ’11, William Karr ’11,<br />
Katie Thompson ’09, Christine<br />
Reynolds ’11, Greg Black ’07, Eric<br />
Cusano, Sarah Schwartz, Kyle<br />
Basting ’10, Micah Heineck, Brad<br />
Julian ’10, Alex Mednick ’11, Sean<br />
Murphy ’11, Andrew Schanck ’06,<br />
Rhody Baker ’10, Andrew<br />
Baldridge ’10, and Andrew Lai ’11.<br />
Rebecca Teitelbaum is a<br />
marketing consultant at Arnold<br />
Worldwide in Boston. She finished<br />
her master’s in film and worked in<br />
the industry at Droga Films in NYC<br />
and TV Worldwide in Chantilly, Va.<br />
AJ Ernst completed his third<br />
year at the Young Scholars Charter<br />
School in Philadelphia after<br />
completing his two-year residency<br />
in Teach for America.<br />
Mark Mummert worked for<br />
the Obama ’12 re-election campaign<br />
in Ohio.<br />
Adam Pie and Hannah Fink<br />
wed in Allentown, Pa. Steven<br />
Melnic, AJ Ernst, Paul Sommers,<br />
Jenny Polak, Lauren Hinkel,<br />
Evan Lebovitz, and Peter Gildner<br />
were involved in the wedding (see<br />
photos online).<br />
President: Arthur P. Ernst Jr.<br />
Fund Manager: Sarah E. Maxwell<br />
Reunion Chair: TarynAnn H. Barry<br />
Web Administrator: Robert A. Follett<br />
rafollett@gmail.com<br />
Correspondent: Paul Sommers<br />
2 St. Johns Lane<br />
Mullica Hill, NJ 08062-9654<br />
psommers@alumni.lafayette.edu<br />
2010<br />
Sarah Kolba married<br />
Chuck Hoover June 16<br />
in Urbana, Ill. <strong>Lafayette</strong> alumni<br />
who attended included Christy Fic,<br />
Meredith Castor, Mark Kolba ’03,<br />
John Kolba ’06, Mike Miller,<br />
Brian Witkowski, Jim Vasta,<br />
Paul DeCamp, and Shin Hwang,<br />
who played piano for the ceremony<br />
(see photos online). Sarah and<br />
Chuck live in Champaign, Ill.,<br />
where Sarah started a master’s in<br />
library and information science at<br />
University of Illinois. She received<br />
a master’s in art history with a<br />
concentration in medieval studies<br />
from UI in December.<br />
Caitlin Lowery works as an<br />
English teacher in Dimi, Republic of<br />
Georgia. She also runs an afterschool<br />
fitness club for girls, and with her<br />
counterparts implemented a project<br />
to bring running water to her school<br />
(see photo online).<br />
As a member of Peace Corps’<br />
Georgia’s Gender Equality<br />
Committee, Caitlin worked with<br />
another volunteer to organize a<br />
women’s health fair, which 50<br />
women and representatives of 13<br />
nongovernmental organizations<br />
attended, to increase awareness of<br />
breast cancer, HIV/AIDS, family<br />
planning, and other health issues.<br />
The committee also organized a oneday<br />
“Take Your Sister to Work”-style<br />
mentoring event for high school girls<br />
from eastern Georgia. For more, see<br />
the story on <strong>Lafayette</strong>’s website.<br />
Caitlin planned the Imereti<br />
regional level of Georgia’s first<br />
National English Spelling<br />
Competition. More than 2,000<br />
students from across the republic<br />
participated in the local first round<br />
of the competition; over 180 students<br />
participated in the Imereti regional<br />
in December for a chance to move<br />
onto the national round.<br />
Caitlin planned to visit home<br />
for Christmas and see her parents,<br />
brother Rob Lowery ’16, friends,<br />
and extended family. Her Peace<br />
Corps service concludes in July, after<br />
which she plans to attend graduate<br />
school and continue working in the<br />
field of international development.<br />
Meghan Hayward started a new<br />
job at InnoPharma in Piscataway, N.J.,<br />
as an associate research and<br />
development chemist. InnoPharma<br />
is a small pharmaceutical company<br />
that focuses on niche generics and<br />
specialty pharmaceuticals. Upon<br />
accepting this job, she stopped<br />
working with sea lions at the New<br />
York Aquarium (see photo online).<br />
Meghan regrets not being able to help<br />
at the aquarium after the damage of<br />
Hurricane Sandy, but fortunately, all<br />
of her animals are fine.<br />
Diana Hasegan is engaged to<br />
Ovidiu Dan (master’s graduate,<br />
Lehigh). Their wedding is planned<br />
for June 29 in their hometown of<br />
Târgu Mure, Romania. They live in<br />
Seattle, where Ovidiu works as a<br />
software development engineer for<br />
the Bing division of Microsoft, and<br />
Diana works as an environmental<br />
engineer for Langan Engineering<br />
and Environmental Services.<br />
Anthony Romanoski completed<br />
his master’s in geoscience at Texas<br />
Tech University in August and lives<br />
in Houston, working for Hess Corp.<br />
as a foundation geologist.<br />
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