Cassandra Kirk ’89 is the Chief Magistrate Judge for Fulton County in Atlanta, GA. Fueled by a passion for public service, she shares her ongoing quest for teaching and learning, a shared sense of connection while at Williams, and how she is shaping a first-of-its-kind model court that emphasizes serving the local community. Continue reading »
Steve Troyer '86 lives in Los Gatos, CA. He is involved in the technology and data security sector, where he has led and helped lead various companies. We got to hear about his advocacy for mental health (a cause close to his heart and family) and the community he found through rugby during and after his time at Williams. Continue reading »
Hailing from Salt Lake City, Linda Aaron '85 shares her journey in education as a youth development programs manager at the Natural History Museum of Utah. We chat about connecting youth with the outdoors, facing a breast cancer diagnosis, and meeting a diverse community at Williams. Continue reading »
A serial entrepreneur, Frank Uible '85 co-founded Clementine's Creamery in St. Louis, MO, a childhood vision from his fiancée to bring joy and connection through a scoop of ice cream. He talks about mentorship, supporting causes in the community, the impact of Williams classmates, and gratitude to his grandfather and father. Continue reading »
Thomas Vitale ’86 found the medical help his daughter needed in another Williams grad. Continue reading »
Leslie Jeffs Senke ’89 gives thanks to the camp counselor who introduced her to the Purple Valley. Continue reading »
Drew Newman ’04 benefited from the Eph network and continues to pay it forward whenever he can. Continue reading »
No class secretaries pleaded and ranted quite like the Class of 1961. Continue reading »
With the Tokyo Olympics upon us, let’s take a look back at the Ephs who have won Olympic medals over the years. Continue reading »
"We need to look back, we need to celebrate, but also we need to recommit going forward." Continue reading »