Alumni in the media

Deputy Superintendent Jennifer Paster '98 has been named acting chief of police for the Town of Brookline. She has been a Brookline police officer since June 2000.

CIO Views magazine recently published an article, “Heather Pesikoff: A Collaborative Leader Paving a Smoother Path for Women in Wealth Management.” Pesikoff, Class of 1997, is a managing director, the chief operating officer, and the chief compliance officer at RGT Wealth Advisors.

The Sunday Times of London recently published an article titled, "Brian McNamara on GSK spinout Haleon: We were right to spurn £50bn bid." McNamara is a member of the Class of 1988.

Colin Farrill '07 was a contestant on season 19 of "The Bachelorette." He is a senior account director at Salesforce and was once named Chicago's most eligible bachelor by "The Chicago Magazine."

The Missouri Review recently featured “William deKooning’s Woman I” by Diane Mehta '88 as its poem of the week.

Mike Vecchione '17 was recently featured in a wickedlocal.com article. He shared his pro hockey story in the context of the Stanley Cup finals.

Kate White '72 and Mary John Boylan '72 were featured in a Daily Gazette article, "Union College marks 50 years since first women graduated." White was Union's Commencement keynote speaker this year.

Pete Sally '04 was recently featured in the Boston Globe in the article, "Local venture fund aims to diversify health tech industry." The story focused on Seae Ventures, of which Sally is a founder.

Larissa L. Knapp '91 was recently named the executive assistant director of the National Security Branch at FBI Headquarters in Washington. She will oversee all national security investigative and intelligence operations.

Jamaluddin Aram ’17 of Afghanistan, a writer, documentary filmmaker and producer, has secured a book deal from Scribner, Canada, for his debut novel, “Nothing Good Ever Happens in Wazirabad on a Wednesday.”