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IN MAY, LOREN GALLER RABINOWITZ ’01 graduated as apre-med major from Harvard. In June, she was crowned MissMassachusetts. Loren decided to enter the competition atthe urging of Michelle Hantman (Miss Massachusetts 2000),who suggested that the goals of the Miss America Organizationwould fit with Loren’s commitment to academics andpublic service. In addition, there are many scholarshipopportunities for the contestant, including the AllmanScholarship, which is specifically for students accepted at orattending medical school. Loren says, “As Miss Massachusetts,I have committed my year to charity work and publicservice. In addition to doing appearances at events acrossthe state, I’ll also be working to promote Miss America’snational platform, the Children’s Miracle Network, whichraises funds for the medical treatment of nearly 17 million children annually.” Be sure to tune inin January, when Loren heads to Las Vegas to compete for the national title.with — over there.” Chloe is nowworking in Wyoming, leading backpackingtrips for teenage girls for thesummer, before heading to ColumbiaUniversity for a master’s in publichealth in the fall. Alex Goldstein isserving as the communication directorand spokesman for Governor DevalPatrick’s reelection campaign in Massachusetts.He says, “While burningthe midnight oil and overdosing oncampaign pizza, I’m loving everyminute of it and looking forward to abig victory in November!” On May29, a gorgeous sunny day, MaeganScott married Joshua Faden, whomshe met at American University in2007. The wedding was held outsidein a public garden on in Maryland,where they currently reside. Maegan’ssister, Kristen ’03, served as her maidof honor and sang with her father atthe service. The newlyweds vacationedin Kauai for two weeks andthen headed back to work in D.C.Congrats, Maegan! Speaking ofWashington D.C., David Cavell willbe starting at Georgetown Law in thefall. Liz Stahl just received an impressivepromotion and has become thedirector of Integrated Marketing atthe record label Eleven Seven Music.Following a trip to Israel this summer,she will be making the move fromN.Y.C. to L.A. to start her new position.Classmate Kasia Chmielinskiis another recent arrival in Los Angeles.She has joined a tech start-upin the financial space as a productmanager. Please send any recommendationsabout L.A. to her atkasia@thekasia.com. SusannaWhitaker-Rahilly is returning toBrooks School for another year ofteaching history and coaching basketballand lacrosse. She recently boughtan apartment in the South End andruns into neighbor Margaret Gormley,who ran the Boston Marathonthis spring, as did Lindsay Segar.Lindsay was awarded her master’sdegree in psychology this spring, amajor accomplishment on the road toher doctorate.Read about Ijee Uzoma’s career in scienceon page 33.2000Class RepresentativeJessica Whitmanwhitman.jessica@gmail.comLuanna Bessa is about to enter herfourth year in the counseling psychologyPhD program at the University ofTexas, Austin. “I am also taking afilmmaking class, which is excitingbecause I’ve always loved the arts. I’mlooking forward to beginning my dissertation;my research includes issuesof identity and transition, trauma andresiliency. In particular, I am interestedin underserved and marginalizedpopulations. I will be a therapistat the Austin V.A. this fall.” Ali Hendrenis heading to George MasonUniversity for a two-year master’s ofscience program studying environmentalscience and policy.2001 10th ReunionClass RepresentativeBenjamin Bullittbbullit@gmail.com 617-734-88412002Class RepresentativesAlejandro Alvaradoaalvarado@wesleyan.edu617-364-2290Alex Lebowalexlebow@gmail.com617-965-3161Alejandro Alvarado is working atInvestor Group Services, a privateequity-consulting firm in Boston. Hecontinues to master the art of tennis.Gabrielle Emanuel graduated fromDartmouth College with a major inhistory and a minor in brain sciences.She is moving to Mali for a year on aLombard Postgraduate Fellowshipand the Colby Scholarship. She willbe working on issues of water accessand water purification. WillFaulkner writes, “I am currentlydoing a two-year master’s in LatinAmerican studies at Tulane Universityin New Orleans (can’t seem toleave the place, too much good food, Ithink).” He is interning this summerwith FINCA International, a microfinanceorganization. “A team of us areJoin the conversationand find other ParkSchool Alumni ONLINEBecome a fan of “The Park AlumniAssociation” on Facebook by going towww.facebook.com/parkschoolalumsFollow us on Twitter attwitter.com/theparkschoolma50 The Park Bulletin | Fall 2010