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Alumni News Archive

2024

  • April

    An Afternoon at the Museum

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  • Mardi Fuller '97

    Mardi Fuller '97 - Szabo Lecturer 2024

    On Friday, April 19, Hackley welcomed back Mardi Fuller ’97 as this month’s Szabo Lecturer. Mardi, a former student of Kathy Szabo, has dedicated her career to advancing racial equity through her work in writing, public speaking and community engagement. With a passion for outdoor exploration, she made history in January 2021 as the first documented Black individual to complete all 48 of New Hampshire’s high peaks during winter.
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  • Dominique ’13 and Doug ’15 Alpuche Visit the Hilltop

    Alums Dominique ’13 and Doug ’15 Alpuche spent a day back on the Hilltop on March 14 speaking with Mr. Sykes’ Economics classes and Ms. Tranchida’s PostAP Mobile App Design class, respectively, and meeting with Hackley “Lifers” to discuss the Hilltop Award and the Lifers’ Fund Endowment.
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  • March

    Ben Aybar '21

    Ben Aybar ’21 stopped by Glenn Hasslinger and Tessa Johnson’s America’s National Parks class on Nov. 21 to share his experience as an intern for the Pullman National Historical Park, located just outside Chicago, Illinois. He shared that PNHP is a new park and is very different from what most people think about when they think about National Parks, such as Yellowstone or the Grand Canyon. Mr. Aybar explained that PNHP is much smaller in size, near an urban city center and was designated a National Park due to its significant historic origins in the Pullman Car Company, which manufactured railroad cars from the late 19th to early 20th century.
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  • Ellie Grueskin '18

    On Nov. 29, Ellie Grueskin ’18 returned to the Hilltop to share her experience as a baseball operations analyst for the San Francisco Giants. 
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  • Paulathena Stone '13

    On Dec. 7, Paulathena Stone ’13 visited with Upper School biology students to share her path from the Hilltop to her career as a certified nurse midwife at St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx. 
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  • Peter Loehr '85

    Peter Loehr ’85 delivered a Mitton Lecture and met with Chinese classes on Dec. 5 to share the impact that language learning has had on his life and his career as an award-winning filmmaker.
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  • February

    Placing a tree atop the final steel beam is an ancient construction tradition and continues to be a superstitious element of topping out ceremonies. The evergreen is meant to symbolize the hope for a long and everlasting future for the building.

    Hackley Celebrates Milestone in Center Construction

    This week, Hackley reached a key milestone in the construction of the Center for the Creative Arts and Technology as the last steel beam was placed on the building, completing the structural phase of the project. Members of the Hackley Community came together on Thursday, Feb. 1, to celebrate this milestone with a topping out ceremony.
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  • Joe McDermott ’14 – Hackley Fund Manager

    Joe recently joined the Advancement Office as the Hackley Fund Manager. He is responsible for implementing and executing strategies to raise Hackley Fund gifts, which support the School’s operating budget. Working closely with members of the Advancement Team, Joe will assist with volunteer management, direct mail, email marketing and solicitations, social media and all forms of interaction with Hackley donors. He will continue as the head coach for the football program.
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  • January

    Ali Kaminetsky '12 on "Shark Tank" -Friday, Feb 2 at 8:00 on ABC!

    Hackley’s Ali Kaminetsky ’12, Founder and CEO of Modern Picnic, is going to be on Shark Tank on Friday, February 2 at 8:00 pm on ABC. 
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2024