Lydia Alexander is currently in her 3rd year of medical school at UC Davis School of Medicine.
Ramin Arani is a portfolio manager for Fidelity Investments in Boston. He also manages Fidelity Trend Fund and the equity portion of Fidelity Advisor Asset Allocation. (Updated 10/2006)
Nick Birnback is currently the External Relations & Media Affairs Officer for the Department of Peacekeeping Operations at the United Nations. Prior to his current posting, he worked as a Special Assistant with the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE) and as the Public Information Officer and then Acting Spokesman with the United Nations Mission in East Timor (UNAMET). He, along with several colleagues at UNAMET, received the Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity 2000 Humanitarian Award for their refusal to abandon the people who had sought refuge from the local militias in the UN Mission. In the fall of 2004, Mr. Birnback received Tufts' Light on the Hill Award. He was married in 2005. (Updated 10/2006)
Jeremy Bohrer joined Level Global Investors, a hedge fund in New York, as its General Counsel in January 2005. In June 2004, he and his wife, Jill, had their first child, Sophie Emma. (Updated 10/2006)
Matt Campbell is working in Los Angeles for the law firm of Giannini & Campbell specializing in capital trials, death row appeals and capital federal habeas proceedings. He and his wife Jackie have two daughters, Darcy and Chloe.
Mark Carrie graduated from the University of Virginia Law School. After working for a few House and Senate members of the U.S. Congress as aide, counsel and legislative director, he relocated to Montreal.
Rob Daniels graduated from the MIT Sloan School of Management in May 2000. Currently, he is a senior manager at Lucent Technology's Mobility Business Planning & Strategy group. He transferred to the UK to undertake this new position.
Keith Fitzgerald is the Managing Director of Sea-Change Partners, a Singapore-based public interest training and consulting firm specializing in international negotiation and conflict management. He is currently a consultant working on several peace processes.
Cornelia A. Hasenfuss currently teaches English, history and photography at Cardigan Mountain School in New Hampshire. (Updated 10/2006)
Rob Irish is an associate in the International Trade and Regulatory Group at Alston and Bird, LLP in Washington, D.C.
Carolyn Koegler Miller after graduating from University of Pennsylvania's law school in 1998 and practicing law in Concord, NH, she is presently clerking for Chief Justice Brock at the New Hampshire Supreme Court. She and her husband, Robert Miller, welcomed a son, on Feb. 21. 2003. She and her husband live in Hopkinton, NH.
Harry S. Leff is Assistant Vice President and Senior Communications Specialist at Marsh Inc. in New York. From 1993 until 2003 Harry worked at APCO Worldwide, a leading public affairs and public relations firm, in its Washington, DC, Brussels, Geneva, London and New York offices, and on projects across Europe, in Asia, the Americas and Africa. (Updated 10/2006)
Lauren Lovelace is Deputy Press Attache at the US Embassy in Cairo, Egypt. Previously, she worked as a Speechwriter to the Secretary of State (1998-2000); Special Assistant to the US Ambassador to the United Nations (2000-2001); Political Officer and Assistant to the US Ambassador in New Delhi, India (2002-2003); US Vice Consul in Mumbai, India (2003-2004). (Updated 10/2006)
Kevin McCauley is currently pursuing a Master of Fine Arts in sculpture at the University of Cape Town in Cape Town South Africa, after five years in social work.
Nina H. Merel is an Adult Gastroenterologist at North Shore Gastroenterology in Illinois. (Updated 10/2006)
J. Brian O'Rourke is Dean of Community Life at the Forman School in Connecticut. (Updated 10/2006)
Raluca V. Oncioiu is Director of Immigration Services for Catholic Charities' Immigration Services Program in New York. The Immigration Services Program at Catholic Charities, Archdiocese of NY is one of the largest non-profit immigration legal services provider in the NY metropolitan area. She married Michael Lippert.(Tufts '86) in 1994 and had a son in October 2002. She got a Masters degree in Law and Diplomacy from the Fletcher School in 1992 and then a JD from NYU Law School in 1998. (Updated 10/2006)
Douglas N. Reiner started his own multimedia firm, Reindeer, Inc., which is an innovative educational resource on the Internet that provides hundreds of study guides and thousands of animations in over twenty disciplines. He married Christine Barnes (EPIIC '92) in 2001 and have a son, Max. (Updated 10/2006)
Ilana Rosenberg after pursuing her art studies at the Rhode Island School of Design, is running her own business. She is currently married with two boys.
Patricia Sczerzenie Taylor is a Senior Business Analyst for Forrester Research in Cambridge, MA.
Kathleen "Leenie Sullivan" Dremann is an event superviser at Hotel Casa Del Mar in California. Previously, she was an actor in LA. After Tufts she worked for 3 years in politics in Miami then went to the HB Studio in NYC for acting. She did a recent "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" episode, and a few indie films. (Updated 10/2006)
Quynh-Giang Tran is pursuing her Ph.D. in sociology and demography at Pennsylvania State University. She got married in May to Anthony-Trung Nguyen in Chicago. This summer she received a media fellowship from the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) to work as a science writer for the Chicago Tribune.
Oliver Wilcox recently became a Middle East Democracy and Governance Advisor at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). His dissertation at the University of Virginia focuses on the origins of and patterns in regime-Islamist relations in Jordan and Morocco. In addition, he and his wife Sheila (Fleckenstein) Wilcox are new parents. Julian Lee Wilcox was born in mid-May and weighed in at 9 lbs. 14 oz.
Robin Young continues to work with Development Alternatives Inc. in microfinance and helps her husband, Carlos, with Lava Tours, one of Costa Rica's premier epic bike and multi-sport adventure tour operators. Robin and Carlos welcomed their second son, Adrian Cardona, into the world in 2003. Nicolas Andres Cardona was born in November 2001.