WILLIAM BALDWIN (BA, 1963)
After Stanford, and 2 years of military service, he attended U.C's Boalt Hall Law School. He is currently a retired assistant district attorney, after 34 years with the Alameda County (California) District Attorney's Office.
LIFFEY THORPE (BA, 1973)
taught Classics at Earlham College for 25 years. Moved to Maine coast in 2003.
JENNIFER SCHAFFNER (BA, 1980)
is
a Reference Librarian at UCLA's William
Andrews Clark Memorial Library.
DAVID C. NECKELS (BA, 1991)
is now working as a mathematician in Colorado.
NICOLE COOPER (BA, 1998)
received
a PhD from the California
School of Professional Psychology, Los
Angeles. Thereafter, Chief Psychologist
and Clinical Director of the Mood and
Anxiety Disorders Program at Mt. Sinai
in New York City. She is currently
working on medication and psychotherapy
trials for PTSD and depression. She
also has a private psychotherapy practice
in the Mount Sinai Faculty Practice
Associates. Nicole recently completed a
postdoctoral fellowship at New York
University with a specialty in trauma
psychology, and an internship at
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center.
DAVID FLEMMING (BA, 1998)
earned an MA at Syracuse, and is ?The
Voice of the San Francisco Giants.?
David and wife Jessica, are now parents
of twins, Carter and Katie. Click here for a related story.
ADAM KEMEZIS (BA, 1999)
received
his PhD from University of Michigan
and taught from 2006-7 at Ball State
University in Indiana. He is now a
tenure-track Assistant Professor of
Roman History at the University of
Alberta in Canada.
JEREMY KANE (BA, 2001)
MA Trinity
College, Dublin, is the director and
founder of LEAD Academy, a charter
school in Nashville, TN.
MATT TSANG (BS, 2001)
minored in
Classics, received a Master of Studies in
Classical Archaeology from Oxford;
MD UCSF (2006), Intern, Stanford
Medical Center (2006-7); and is now at
the University of Minnesota Medical
Center for a residency in dermatology.
ALLISON LEWIS (BA, 2002)
an alumna of many years' working with Ian
Morris in Sicily, is working in the conservation lab at the Penn Museum (University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology) in Philadelphia and will be receiving her Masters Degree in Conservation from the UCLA/Getty program in June of 2008.
VIRGINIA CLOSS (BA, 2004)
received an MPhil from Cambridge and
taught Classics at Sacred Heart Prep
School in Menlo Park and at a prep
school in Manhattan. She will begin the
doctoral program in Classics at the
University of Pennsylvania.
ERIC LOWE (BA, 2004)
following a
Stanford BA, Phi Beta Kappa, just
completed his second year at Stanford
Law School. Monument to War:
Tyrtaios at Bassae, his senior essay for
Classical and fourth century Greek art,
is forthcoming in the inaugural issue of
Papyri.
MARDEN NICHOLS (BA/MA, 2004)
who earned a Stanford Classics BA and
an MA w/Honors and a Golden Medal
for her thesis advised by Professor
Jennifer Trimble, got a Marshall Scholarship
to Cambridge University, where
she received her MPhil (w/Distinction)
in 2005. Marden's MA thesis is Plaster
Cast Sculpture, A History of Touch,
Archaeological Review from Cambridge vol. 21.2, Nov. 2006, 114-130.
She is completing her dissertation under
the direction of Mary Beard.
ALEXANDER SMYTH (BA, 2005)
after working for the Stanford Office of Undergraduate Admission for a year, headed back to school for a M.S. in Management Science & Engineering. He will graduating in March 2008 and will be headed to work for Bain & Company in their Palo Alto office.
LAUREN WILLARD (BA, 2005)
earning
Phi Beta Kappa distinction has been
working this year with Triage Consulting
Group in San Francisco.
RENATA SANCHEZ (BA, 2007)
is currently teaching first and second grade special education in Alum Rock District in San Jose, as a Teach for America Corps Member.
