Alumni Share Milestones from 2023

Tucker Street

On March 24, Tucker Street alumni attended a reunion on campus, the first since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Smedes York ’59 kicked off the gathering, then attendees heard from Head of School Doreen Kelly and other members of the school’s Leadership Team.

Walter Magazine explored Ravenscroft Fine Arts Hall of Famer Marriott Procter Little ’47’s eight decades of painting in its May 2023 issue.

Tucker Street reunion guests posing in front of student artwork in Pugh Lobby of the Fine Arts Center on March 24, 2023

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1973

CLASS AGENT NEEDED!

In celebration of the class’s 50th reunion, Holly Stinson, Susan Harris West, Bill Moore, Billy Howard, Ted Salisbury, Bill Wilson, Billy Troxler, Frank Turner and Howard Kohn returned to campus in May for a tour and panel discussion by members of the school’s Leadership Team. Several of them later marched with the Class of 2023 during their graduation exercises.

Attendees of the 50th reunion dinner at Second Empire: (seated) Holly Stinson ’73, Susan Harris West ’73, Bill Moore ’73; (standing) Billy Howard ’73, Ted Salisbury ’73, Bill Wilson ’73, Billy Troxler ’73, Frank Turner ’73 and Howard Kohn ’73; Susan Harris West ’73, Frank Turner ’73, Billy Howard ’73, Ted Salisbury ’73, Bill Wilson ’73, Billy Troxler ’73 and Bill Moore ’73 on a campus tour

Marcia Keeth retired from Charles County (Maryland) Government on Jan. 1, 2023. Her tenure with the county’s economic development program spanned over 20 years, beginning in 2002 when she was hired as the marketing director. She rose to the position of Deputy Director for the department and twice served as Acting Director. Before that, Marcia had a 23-year career in radio. She worked in Raleigh at WPTF, WQDR and WRDU in the ’70s and ’80s as a writer/producer. She was a network producer at Westwood One Radio Networks in Arlington, VA, 1989-2002. Marcia lives in Cobb Island, Maryland, a rural community on the Potomac River south of Washington, D.C., where she is enjoying retirement with her husband, John O’Loughlin, and their two dogs.

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1974

CLASS AGENT: LYNN WALL MCKINNEY

Vic Bell returned to campus in October as the keynote speaker for the Middle School’s Day of Service. Vic spoke to students about how his service activities at Ravenscroft helped him define what causes were important to him and how he remains committed to giving back to the community.

Vic Bell ’74, at right, with students Mila Sharkady ’28, Wyatt Kenady ’28, Ashvik Poli ’28 and teacher Renee Pitchford during the Middle School Day of Service in October

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1976

CLASS AGENT: JOEL REAMES

Margaret Mahood Mills shared that she and some of her classmates gathered to celebrate the holidays. The group meets fairly regularly and have maintained their friendship decades after graduating from Ravenscroft.

Class of 1976 friends: (front row) Mary Catherine Kennedy Sigmon, Libby Holding Ross, Allison Elsee, Julie Daniels, Linda Dabagian Dickerson, Lynn Owen Schenk; (back row) Marsha Sanders Ragsdale, Vicky Garrabrant Hare, Kathy Purser Laukhart, Becky Hines Boyette, Margaret Mahood Mills and Eileen Merwarth Hendren

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1979

CLASS AGENT:  ALLISON GILBERT HOLMES

Dean Shavlik’s daughter, Jane Barrett, married Patrick Patterson on Dec. 9, 2022. Dean is also now a grandfather to Rebecca Rhodes Gauss, called Rhodes, born on Feb. 16, 2023.

Anita Daniel Kraynik’s first grandchild, Thomas Hudson Murphy, was born on Jan. 15, 2023.

Kim Johnson Scott’s daughter, Sydni, earned a 2022 Rhodes Scholarship and attended Oxford University. Sydni, a Columbia track and field senior, is the first female and 13th student-athlete in school history to become a Rhodes Scholar.

Lisa Phillips Perkinson’s son, Page, is the proud parent of a baby boy, Alvin Page Perkinson V, called Quint, born on April 6, 2023.

Cathy Edwards Lull became a grandmother with the birth of Jack Miles Lull on June 20, 2023. Cathy said that she is “blessed to be joining the Granny ranks.”

Hope Strickland Pflaum has a one-year old granddaughter.

Shahab Isfahani is moving to Las Vegas, Nevada.

Dianne Jones Hyneman has a new job as an Assistant Case Manager at Lemieux & Associates, doing editing and quality control for final reports for its Special Investigation Unit, which deals with suspected fraud.

Beth Thomas Tripp welcomed a granddaughter, Lennon Emerson Tripp, on Sept. 13, 2023.

Our condolences to classmates who lost a parent in 2023. Jean Marsh Barker’s mother passed away on Jan. 19. Margie Johnson Springer’s father passed away on March 15. Scott Luihn’s mother passed away on April 4. Tom Gibbons’s mother passed away on July 7.

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1982

CLASS AGENTS: WILLIAM GAITHER AND GENE DANIEL

In August, Bill Finley and his wife, Cindy, celebrated the marriage of their eldest son, Josiah, in Oahu.

Adam Jones recently published his second children’s book, “Cecil and the Soccer Match,” which is available through local bookstores and online. “Soccer Match” is the second in a four-book series, with “Cecil and the Big Wave” published a few years ago. “Look for the rerelease of my novel, ‘Fate Ball,’ this spring,” he added. “My girls are in seventh and 10th grades at DA … yes, DA. All is well in the Jones household.”

Leah Marie Long retired after 19 years at Wedge Capital Management LLP in Charlotte, capping nearly 36 years in the investment business.

Former Ravenscroft board chair Kevin Anderson, notable for helping guide Ravenscroft through the early months of COVID-19 and for early visioning of the student life center, was recognized with the Distinguished Alumni Award during a luncheon on campus in March.

Adam Jones ’82’s children’s book, “Cecil and the Soccer Match”; Distinguished Alumni Award recipient Kevin Anderson ’82 (center) with Vic Bell ’74 and Head of School Doreen Kelly in March; Bill Finley ’82’s son Josiah at his wedding in August

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1983

CLASS AGENT: CAROLINE DAY PLUMMER

Michael and Allexia Brewer, the owners of Ambrosia Kafeneio in Boone, will be the new owners of Hole Lotta Doughnuts in Boone and West Jefferson. “The new company will continue to offer amazing doughnuts to the High Country while incorporating Greek pastries, Greek specialty foods and grab-and-go food items into their King Street location, while West Jefferson will be home to the second location of Ambrosia Kafeneio,” Allexia said.

Ben (Benjye) Rose shared that a group of classmates got together at Oro for dinner. “It included me, Evi Smith, Allison Smith Shackelford and David Zarzar, along with my wife, Brenda Rose, and Evi’s husband, Scott Baublitz. We relived some old memories,” he said.

Scott Baublitz and Evi Smith ’83 (standing), Allison Smith Shackleford ’83, Brenda Rose, Ben Rose ’83 and David Zarzar ’83 at Oro

Jack Wiser wrote, “I retired after 34 years, starting at NCNB all the way to Bank of America in a journey that took me from Miami to Seattle. My wife, Mary, and I are moving from the Seattle area to Asheville, N.C., in 2024. I have two daughters: Hannah, who works with Sephora in the corporate office in San Francisco, and Laura, who is graduating from UNC’s medical school in 2024. We have enjoyed living in various areas around the country and look forward to the N.C. mountains.”

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1986

CLASS AGENT: ASHLEY ALLEN

D.C. Ramey’s daughter Sydney ’17 married Logan Jones at Fearrington Village on Oct. 28, 2023. She also served this fall as assistant coach for the Ravenscroft varsity field hockey team.

D.C. Ramey ’86 with his daughter, Sydney ’17

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1988

CLASS AGENT: CATHY MYERS CARLINO

In the fall, David Lanning began the “challenging and exciting work” of serving as the Dean of Students at Central Minnesota Christian School in Prinsburg, Minnesota, a PreK through 12th-grade school of around 300 students that was founded in 1910.

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1990

CLASS AGENT: CHRISTI JONES

Rusty DeMent recently took the course to become a licensed captain and is awaiting delivery of his merchant mariner captain’s license.

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1991

CLASS AGENT NEEDED!

Sanna Bryant recently celebrated her 19th year at Spencer Stuart, a global executive search and leadership advisory firm, where she’s currently serving as an Associate within Academic Medicine and as Healthcare Analyst Practice Leader for North America. “Lynn Miedema and her daughter, Langdon, came to Atlanta this past April for the Taylor Swift concert,” she added. “So much fun to be with them!”

Sanna Bryant ’91 and Lynn Miedema ’91 in Atlanta this summer

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1992

CLASS AGENT: STEPHENIE BUTLER KOVAC

Douglas Myers shared that his son is now a freshman at the University of Tennessee, with his daughter in her third year there as well. “Go Vols!” he added. “As for myself, I moved to Greenville, South Carolina, over the summer and in the fall completed my first 200-mile ultramarathon, the Moab 240.”

Michael Woody lives near St. Michaels, on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, with his wife, Elizabeth, and their two children, Carter (10) and Everett (7). They spend a lot of time on the water and with the kids’ sports. Michael has worked in pharmaceutical policy and advocacy for most of his career in Washington, D.C.

Douglas Myers ’92 at the Moab 240 ultra-marathon; Michael Woody ’92 and his family

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1993

CLASS AGENT: DAVID ROUNTREE

David Rountree wrote, “Hard to believe that we are over 30 years out of Ravenscroft now. I am hoping to make it back to the Alumni Weekend this spring and look forward to walking the halls of our school once again. Last year, my brother Benji ’96 and I flew to Nashville to watch Ric Flair’s roast and retirement wrestling match, which was a ton of fun. I am still working as a film director out in Los Angeles but also very excited to be involved as the co-creator of a new television series in development that involves many topics that our class dealt with growing up in the mid/late ’80s. My daughter, Chloe Jo, just completed her third full season as Topher Grace’s daughter on the ABC television show “Home Economics,” and her film “Spaceship” has been doing well on the film-festival circuit. She just started sixth grade, and I am a proud dad for sure.”

David Rountree ’93’s daughter Chloe Jo on the ABC television show “Home Economics”

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1995

CLASS AGENTS: MATT CANTANDO, JEN MADISON SNOOK

Matt Cantando and Jen Madison Snook have joined Ravenscroft’s Alumni Council, which was reimagined during a 2022 strategic redesign. Learn more about their work here. Jen shared that she helped run the Parent Association’s Lower and Middle School book fairs in the fall and enjoys attending Ravens sporting events with her sons, Christian ’33 and Charlie ’35.

Kathryn Campbell Calhoun works as a fertility doctor in Atlanta, where she lives with her husband, two teenagers and a German shepherd.

Liz Burnette Gibbons ’96, Jen Madison Snook ’95, Matt Cantando ’95 and Head of Lower School Jen Baccus — who are all Wake Forest University alumni — at Homecoming 2023; Jen Madison Snook ’95’s sons Christian ’33 and Charlie ’35 with Edgar the Raven at a football game; Kathryn Campbell Calhoun ’95 and her family

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1996

CLASS AGENT NEEDED!

Rich Gillespie, Medical Director and thoracic surgeon at HonorHealth in Scottsdale, Arizona, provided the keynote at the Upper School’s 2023 Alumni Career Day on Friday, Feb. 3. Read more about that event here.

Rich Gillespie ’96 with his son Bennett ’23 at the February 2023 Alumni Career Day, where he was the keynote speaker

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1997

CLASS AGENT: ELIZABETH WARREN HAMILTON

Elizabeth Hamilton is continuing to enjoy her work at CLA and was advanced to Signing Director in November.

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1998

CLASS AGENT: ELLEN MANN O’CONNOR

Doug Britt and his wife, Alice, celebrated their birthdays with an oyster roast at their new home, which many ’98 alums attended.

Doug Britt ’98, Anna White Hosea ’98, Katie Hunter Cecil ’98, Ellen Mann O’Connor ’98, Anne Forsyth English ’98, Janie Smith Brooks ’98 and Chris Drummond ’98 celebrating Doug’s birthday

Three classmates have joined Ravenscroft’s Alumni Council: Josh Bosin, Janie Smith Brooks (as one of two vice presidents and chair of the Engagement Committee) and Anne Forsyth English (president). In addition, Ellen Mann O’Connor is serving on the Ravenscroft Board of Trustees.

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1999

CLASS AGENT NEEDED!

Caroline Hamilton’s tennis team won the USTA 18+ 7.5 combo for the state of North Carolina and will be competing for the regional title in March. “My family loves Durham, and I’ve come to terms with having three children that are Durham Academy cavaliers!” she added.

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2001

CLASS AGENT: EMILY TAYLOR FERRELL

Chester Allen is serving as Chairman of the Board of Directors for Triangle Community Coalition.

In November, David Fajgenbaum, co-founder of Every Cure, was named the inaugural recipient of the Elevate Prize Founder’s Award in recognition of the nonprofit’s mission to find new uses for existing drugs.

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2002

CLASS AGENTS: ALAN HAYDON

Katherine Cadwallader has joined Ravenscroft’s Alumni Council, which was reimagined during a 2022 strategic redesign. Learn more about their work here.

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2004

CLASS AGENTS: ASHLEY BOARD, GRETCHEN PRESNELL AND KEITH STROMBOTNE

Jennifer Tolley was recognized by the Medical Marketing and Media “40 under 40” for her work at GlaxoSmithKline. In July, she started a new job at UCB as the head of Omnichannel and Digital Marketing.

Marianna Carlson’s youngest son, Parker ’33, represented the United States in Scotland this summer at the UCI BMX World Championship. “He made the final event and finished sixth in the world for 8-year-old boys! In doing so, he automatically qualified to represent the United States for a second time in 2024!” she added.

Jennifer Tolley ’04 (third from right) at the Medical Marketing and Media “40 under 40” award recognition; Marianna Carlson ’04’s son Parker ’33 at the UCI BMX World Championship

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2005

CLASS AGENT NEEDED!

Akeia Blue moderated a roundtable discussion with U.S. Representative Troy Carter at Xavier University of Louisiana on the disproportionate impact of obesity and mental illness on communities of color.

Jessie Hale Tesh has joined Ravenscroft’s Alumni Council, which was reimagined during a 2022 strategic redesign. Learn more about their work here. In December, her son Parker ’31 was a starter for a regional all-star team that traveled to Naples, Florida, for Football University National Championship’s 10U tournament, coming in fifth. 

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2006

CLASS AGENT: CELESTE ALLEN CHAPMAN

Katie Dillinger Ellis ’06 and her sisters, Megan Dillinger Tuttle ’08 and Lauren Dillinger Knight ’10, reflected on their shared experiences as siblings at Ravenscroft as well as the different paths each explored in the Spring 2024 Alumni to Watch feature.

Courtney Jamison Roane and Neil Shrimanker have joined Ravenscroft’s Alumni Council, which was reimagined during a 2022 strategic redesign. Learn more about their work here.

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2007

CLASS AGENT: ROB BYRD

Caroline Fish Pizano is starting a new position as an Adjunct Professor of Human Trafficking Law at St. John’s University School of Law.

Taylor Machikas Willard shared, “Our family has been very busy in 2023: perhaps the most exciting news is Tenley ’37 started PreK at Ravenscroft, with her brother Keaton (3) planning to join in the fall. We are thrilled with how quickly Tenley has adapted and are excited to see her continue to grow! 2023 also brought lots of travel for our family, which sparked the desire for both Jon and me to become licensed travel agents as a side hustle to our day jobs. I left Pfizer in December and am starting a new career in January 2024 with a smaller regulatory consulting firm in the pharmaceutical space as an Associate Director of Commercial Development. Jon is celebrating his fourth year at Almac Clinical Services as a Project Group Manager.”

Taylor Machikas Willard ’07 and her family

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2008

CLASS AGENT: CASEY STEVENSON

Lucy Turner is living in New York City and teaching music history at Columbia University, where she completed a Ph.D. in musicology last year.

Megan Dillinger Tuttle ’08 and her sisters, Katie Dillinger Ellis ’06 and Lauren Dillinger Knight ’10, reflected on their shared experiences as siblings at Ravenscroft as well as the different paths each explored in the Spring 2024 Alumni to Watch feature.

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2009

CLASS AGENT: KATHRYN FOGARTIE

Adaptive sports superstar Logan Aldridge ’09 was profiled in a Sept. 6, 2023, story by WRAL that highlights his groundbreaking work with exercise giant Peloton. Read the story here.

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2010

CLASS AGENTS: CHASE BERNHARDT, NATALIE SALMONESE WILLIAMS AND TYSON PRESNELL

2023 was a big year for Hillary Dotson Roseti and her husband, Matt. They moved from Washington, D.C., to Jacksonville, Florida, to be near the beach and enjoy Florida’s warm weather. Hillary completed a 6.5-year journey to becoming a licensed marriage and family therapist, wrapping up graduate school and her residency.

Lauren Dillinger Knight ’10 and her sisters, Katie Dillinger Ellis ’06 and Megan Dillinger Tuttle ’08, reflected on their shared experiences as siblings at Ravenscroft as well as the different paths each explored in the Spring 2024 Alumni to Watch feature.

Watts Winston is serving on the Executive Committee of Ravenscroft’s Alumni Council as immediate past president. Learn more about the council’s work here.

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2011

CLASS AGENTS: PATRICK BAILEY, ZAKI HAIDARY AND ALLIE WITHERS

Sean Kelly started a new role as an Assistant Director of Enrollment Management at Ravenscroft with a focus on Lower School admissions. He is also the proud parent of a PreK Raven.

Temple Sloan, Baker Mills and Patrick Bailey were among the Ravens celebrating John Haslett ’11’s marriage to Weslea McWilliams in October.

Baker Mills ’11, John Haslett ’11, Temple Sloan ’11 and Patrick Bailey ’11 at Haslett’s wedding in October

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2012 

CLASS AGENTS: ANGELIKA BARTH AND LEWIS STOCKS

Casey Thompkins Rhodes has been honored with the BHC Oakland Research Scholar award for her project entitled “Utilizing Ultrasound for the Diagnosis of CTS in Pediatric Patients with MPS.”

Casey Thompkins-Rhoades ’12

Friends and family of Jordan Jeter have established the Jordan Jeter ’16 Elon Experiences Scholarship to support Black students at Elon University. In addition, his employer, ezCater, implemented an employee award program in his memory, the Joydan Award, to recognize employees who bring positivity to the workplace.

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2013

CLASS AGENTS: EMILY BEDSOLE, BRYANT DOWD AND THOMAS SIGMON

Alfre Wimberly earned an MBA from the MIT Sloan School of Management in 2023. “I entered this program with a desire to pivot into the field of finance from my previous career path in environmental management and politics,” she said. “Over my years in that field, I developed a passion for energy transition, sustainable infrastructure development and general sustainable growth.”

Julia Swan Laird is in her second year of Pittsburgh Opera’s prestigious Resident Artist Program. This season she will perform Diana in “Iphigénie en Tauride,” Taller Daughter in “Proving Up” and Annina in “La Traviata.”

Savannah Story was appointed by Gov. Roy Cooper to the Wilson Community College Board. In that role, Story and her fellow board members will support the college’s mission of providing opportunities for academic excellence, student success, workforce development and community partnerships. Savannah is an associate at the law firm of Poyner Spruill LLP.

Kianna Jiminez earned a doctorate in chemistry from NC State, graduating with honors and receiving several awards. She is currently employed by a major chemical company.

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2015

CLASS AGENTS: REBECCA QUBAIN TOOLE AND ALEX WOODWARD

Kathleen Brandes has cofounded a robotics software start-up called Adagy Robotics, which streamlines error-resolution for robotics companies. The business was accepted into YCombinator, a start-up accelerator, for winter 2024.

Erin Kelly ’16 and Bradley Boeck were joined at their July 1 wedding by family members (and fellow Ravens) Sean Kelly ’11 and Melis Tanik Kelly ’10; Chris and Doreen Kelly; Lindsay Cowher Kelly ’09 and Ryan Kelly ’09.

Erin Kelly Boeck ’15 and husband Bradley (center) with Erin’s family

In March, Rebecca Qubain Toole was promoted at the Purdue for Life Foundation and is now serving as Director of Project Management for the marketing and communications team. In this role, she continues to work on fundraising and alumni engagement projects for the foundation and Purdue University as a whole.

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2016

CLASS AGENTS: HENRY ATKESON, EMERSON BURKHARDT, MEGAN RAGUSA, LUCY RUSSELL AND ZOE STRAFFORD-PRICE

Payne Lubbers received a promotion at Point72 in the fall of 2023 and is relocating to London to help build out the company’s European research arm.

Emma DeMent started a new role as Alumni Engagement Officer at Ravenscroft in July.

Andrew Ejiofor bought his first house in Atlanta and is working as a pharmacist by trade and as a drug investigator for the FDA.

Lucy Russell is starting a Ph.D. in Education at UNC-Chapel Hill, and husband Dante is running for the N.C. House of Representatives in Wilson County. They enjoyed having several Ravenscroft classmates in the bridal party and in attendance at their November wedding.

Brooke Sharp Santos earned a master’s degree from UNC-Wilmington in July and has started teaching as an adjunct lecturer in several universities across North Carolina.

Dewayne Washington II and Sydnie Schwarz have joined Ravenscroft’s Alumni Council, which was reimagined during a 2022 strategic redesign. Learn more about their work here. Dewayne is serving on the Executive Committee as one of two vice presidents and is chair of the Nominating Committee.

Emma DeMent ’16; Lucy Russell-Pittman ’16 and husband Dante with wedding guests including Grace Dorsett ’16, Bailey McNeill ’16, Savannah Jane Story ’13, Clare Zaytoun ’16, Taylor Jackson ’16 and Rachel Edwards ’16

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2017

CLASS AGENTS: DOUGLAS DILLON, JORDAN PARHAM, JAXON STOCKS AND NATASHA ZALETEL

Ryan Gerard’s professional golf career has recently included two top-five finishes on the PGA Tour.

Alexandra Kansler graduated from the Fordham Graduate School of Social Service with a master’s degree in social work.

Lynn Johnson, a third-year student at Campbell Law School, was featured in an August 2023 university profile in which she talked about the impact of her internships thus far on her plans for a career in law.

Natasha Zaletel Kamruddin relocated with her family to Brisbane, Australia, and was expecting to complete her work on a Master of Conservation Biology at the University of Queensland in December.

Sydney Ramey served this fall as assistant coach for the Ravenscroft varsity field hockey team.

Natasha Zaletel Kamruddin ’17 with her family in Australia

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2018

CLASS AGENTS: BELLA CHURCH AND RUTHANNE WINSTON

In May, Madison Taylor graduated with a Master of Sport Leadership from Virginia Commonwealth University.

Madison Taylor ’18 at her 2023 graduation from Virginia Commonwealth University

Ben Schwarz started a new job as a transit-planning apprentice, helping to align routes, improve and modify bus stops, analyze micro-mobility data and research renewable technology improvements for the GoDurham transit system.

Caroline Vande Berg, who is pursuing a graduate degree at NC State, was interviewed for the university’s story about students’ role in producing Howling Cow ice cream via the school’s Dairy Enterprise System.

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2019 

CLASS AGENTS: KEMMIA GHODRAT, MELISSA KONG AND MICHAEL SISSON

Zach Skubic was named by Poets & Quants as one of the best and brightest business majors for 2023. A finance major at Wake Forest University, he was recognized among an impressive group of 100 undergraduate business majors nationwide who personify the best in business education.

Makayla Crawford was featured in a senior profile as she approached graduation from the University of Tennessee.

In collaboration with a college classmate, Sergi Roura Sabat launched Adonis Lab Skincare, offering high-quality, straightforward skin-care solutions tailored for young men.

Quenton Blache graduated from University of Southern California with honors in May with a bachelor’s degree in cello performance and composition. He had the New York premiere of his commissioned piece, “Habari Gani,” at Carnegie Hall on Oct. 20. Read more and listen to Quenton’s performances in our alumni feature Inspired.

Matt Lang has accepted a seat in the Master of Science in Data Science program at the University of Virginia.

Kemmia Ghodrat, who participated in Ravenscroft’s College Alumni Forum in January 2023, graduated summa cum laude from NC State in December with double majors in sociology and communication and double minors in psychology and parks, recreation and tourism management. She will be staying at NC State for one more year to pursue a Master in Hospitality Leadership and Communication and continue working in NC State University Special Events, planning events for the Chancellor’s office. Enjoy NC State Magazine’s recent feature on Kemmia and her father, both Wolfpack alumni.

Quentin Blache ’19 (photo courtesy of Yu Hang Tan); Kemmia Ghodrat ’19 following her 2023 graduation from NC State University

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2020

CLASS AGENT: SKYLAR WISEMAN

Ben Fesko was accepted into the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. Ben, who is attending Case Western as an undergrad, spoke alongside Eleanor Campbell (Columbia University) and Sam Rappaport (UNC-Chapel Hill) and several other college-age alumni at Ravenscroft’s College Alumni Forum in January 2023.

2023 College Alumni Forum panelists Kemmia Ghodrat ’19, Eleanor Campbell ’20, Sam Rappaport ’20, Ben Fesko ’20, Sophia Toback ’21, Noelle Hill ’21, Jairus Cook ’22 and Davis Anderson ’22 in Jones Theatre

Jackson Buttler is serving as Student Body President at Wake Forest University.

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2021

CLASS AGENT NEEDED!

Sophia Toback (Georgetown University) and Noelle Hill (UNC School of the Arts) were among the college-age alumni who spoke about their experiences at Ravenscroft’s College Alumni Forum in January 2023 (see photo under 2020).

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2022

CLASS AGENT NEEDED!

In April, Liv Barefoot was profiled in a story about UNC-Asheville’s new Leadership Scholars Program. The four-year program helps students develop their leadership skills through self-discovery, experiential learning, leadership opportunities and career readiness.

Jairus Cook (UNC-Charlotte) and Davis Anderson (Wellesley College) joined Ravens from the classes of 2019, 2020 and 2021 in sharing their experiences in college during the College Alumni Forum in January 2023 (see photo under 2020).

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