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Alumni, we would love to hear what you’re up to!
Reconnect with Unquowa!Our alumni are an integral part of the Unquowa community and we are eager to stay connected. Alums are welcome back anytime – stop by for a visit or join us for lunch! We also love hearing alumni news, so send us a photo and let us know what you’re up to and we will share your updates here.
Charlie Haviland ‘10
Posted by Jacqui Mudre
Charlie Haviland ‘10, was married this August to Julia Goding in a small ceremony in Vermont. They have been happily living in northern Thailand for five years, and enjoy traveling as much as their remote work allows. Charlie got his BS in Computer Science from Northeastern, and works as a Software Engineer at a fintech firm. Congratulations!
Olivia Seymour ‘14
Posted by Jacqui Mudre
Olivia Seymour ‘14 is in her second year as the Assistant Women’s Lacrosse Coach at Middlebury College, where the team triumphed in the Division III National Championship this past May. As part of their victory, the team was honored with a visit to the White House. Way to go Olivia!
Grace Haviland ‘13
Posted by Jacqui Mudre
Grace Haviland ‘13, has settled in Washington, D.C. after graduating from Yale with a BA in Political Science and living briefly in New York City, and then Los Angeles. Grace is working as a manager in the Advancement & Strategic Partnerships office of the National Center for State Courts, focusing on projects related to technology and innovation in the courts. Keep up the great work Grace!
Haley Perkins ‘19
Posted by Jacqui Mudre
Haley Perkins ‘19 a Kinesiology major at University of Rhode Island, recently raced at the “Foot of the Charles” rowing regatta in Boston, where her Novice 8 boat from URI placed second behind Radcliffe. Haley was a walk-on to the URI rowing program in her freshman year and balances 4:45am practices, classes, and afternoon lifting as a daily college routine. Haley’s team will head to Florida in January for spring training ahead of the 2025 regatta season. Congratulations Haley!
Kate Horton ‘18
Posted by Jacqui Mudre
Kate Horton ‘18, a director and Communication junior at Northwestern University, directed this year’s Vibrant Colors Collective (VC2) production of You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown at Shanley Pavilion. The annual fall production reimagines well-known shows with a predominantly white cast to feature people of color. Horton, the director, focused on themes of change, transition, and growing up from the perspective of a person of color. The production explores childhood, friendship, mental health, and the balance between joy and loneliness. Horton emphasized the cast’s racial and ethnic diversity, aiming to present universally relatable experiences while highlighting the vibrancy and depth of the show.
Delaney Murray ’14
Posted by Jacqui Mudre
Delaney Murray ’14 completed her undergraduate degree at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, graduating in 2022. Afterward, she moved to London, where she recently earned a master’s degree in Migration and Diaspora Studies from SOAS, University of London, graduating in 2024. Delaney has chosen to remain in London, where she now works as a caseworker at Room to Heal, a therapeutic community that supports asylum seekers who are survivors of trafficking, torture, and other human- rights abuses. The organization provides vital legal, housing, and benefits support, with a focus on using nature, gardening, and community gatherings as therapeutic tools for healing and rehabilitation.
