I started my PhD in Near Eastern Archaeology at Johns Hopkins University, and continue to spend the summer at digs in Ethiopia, Israel, and Turkey. Also, excitingly, my son was born on August 17, 2014. His name is Abraham Altaie. Abraham, his father, and I are living in Washington DC. Laurel Poolman CdeP 2010
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Calvin Kim ’05
In June 2013, I was (honorably) discharged as a 1st Lieutenant from the Republic of Korea Air Force, thereby concluding my 40 month-long military service. During my service, I was an interpreter for the bureau within the Republic of Korea Joint Chiefs of Staff responsible for military-to-military diplomacy with our allies around the world. Thanks […]
Shay Mamo ’99
I’m writing from Newark airport on my way to Tel Aviv where I’ve been accepted to the Technion for a one year MBA program with a focus on start-ups. I’m sad to say goodbye to San Diego where I’ve lived for over a decade. But I’m sure I’ll be back in speedo and fins soon […]
Sarah Brown-Campello ’08
I have finished my masters in Australia, and am currently living in Israel. I am participating in an Israeli nonprofit program called Yahel Social Change. I am involved in development and community empowerment programs, specifically focusing on working with Ethiopian Israelis and other minority groups. Sarah Brown-Campello CdeP 2008
Laurel A. Poolman ’10
I am now a junior at the George Washington University majoring in Archaeology with a minor in Biological Anthropology. After my freshman year, I won the Biblical Archaeology Scholarship which enabled me to spend six weeks working on a 3500 year old Canaanite palace in Northern Israel (Tel Kabri). I then decided to bum my […]