Class of 2014
Class Correspondent
- Nicole Muther and Andre Ve Tran
- 2014notes@lists.brandeis.edu
5th Reunion
May 31-June 2, 2019
Allie Alexander is pursuing a master’s in social work at the University of Pennsylvania. She has an internship as a social worker at a Philadelphia elementary school and plans to become a children’s therapist. Rose Del Vecchio and Jenny Cheng are developing a licensed quarterly subscription box based on the TV show “Charmed” through their business, FanMail, a subscription box service that features fandom items. Gabriella Feingold and Louis Polisson ’12 live in Wayland, Massachusetts, where Louis is the solo rabbi at Congregation Or Atid. Gabriella works full time as a life coach, helping people who spend most of their time and energy on others take better care of themselves. Elizabeth Klein and Bruce Strong ’10 were married on Feb. 17. Christina Marcelus, MS’15, is a third-year medical student at Upstate Medical University, in Syracuse, New York. She was one of only 29 students in the nation chosen to participate in the American Society of Hematology’s 2018 Minority Medical Student Award Program.
Submit a Class NoteMay 31-June 2, 2019
Allie Alexander is pursuing a master’s in social work at the University of Pennsylvania. She has an internship as a social worker at a Philadelphia elementary school and plans to become a children’s therapist. Rose Del Vecchio and Jenny Cheng are developing a licensed quarterly subscription box based on the TV show “Charmed” through their business, FanMail, a subscription box service that features fandom items. Gabriella Feingold and Louis Polisson ’12 live in Wayland, Massachusetts, where Louis is the solo rabbi at Congregation Or Atid. Gabriella works full time as a life coach, helping people who spend most of their time and energy on others take better care of themselves. Elizabeth Klein and Bruce Strong ’10 were married on Feb. 17. Christina Marcelus, MS’15, is a third-year medical student at Upstate Medical University, in Syracuse, New York. She was one of only 29 students in the nation chosen to participate in the American Society of Hematology’s 2018 Minority Medical Student Award Program.