Catching up with...

As a scout leader in Boy Scout Troop 4054, Sara Garrand '97, MAT '00, has more than a passing familiarity with Mother Nature's precarity.

Professor of geosciences Holli Frey grew up Duane, N.Y., a town of 137 people in the northern Adirondacks, where her parents were the town supervisor and a tax collector/medical technologist, and also ran a cabin and boat rental business.

Kathryn Maitoza joined the Office of Admissions in January 2019 as the assistant to the vice president for admissions, financial aid and enrollment.

Originally from San Salvador, El Salvador, Fernando Orellana and his family migrated to Miami, Fla., as political refugees.

Katherine (Kay) DeSieno joined the Office of Admissions in summer 2014 after she moved to upstate New York from New Jersey.

Growing up in Guardo, a small village in the north of Spain at the foothills of the Picos de Europa mountains, Cecilia Bores Quijano was surrounded by amazing landscapes.

Geri Merrell-Seif wears many hats in Athletics. She’s the assistant women’s lacrosse coach and works in business operations and ticketing.

From South Philly to Southern Spain, Megan Flynn has taken part in dance projects and performances, put bodies in motion on an assortment of stages, and taught and mentored students in dance and choreography.

Three years ago, Travis Carr hit rock bottom. He was working a dead-end job, playing video games non-stop and was unhappily single. He saw his weight balloon to 350 pounds.

Zoe Oxley, professor of political science, grew up in Etna, Maine, and spent her undergraduate years at Bowdoin College.