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Alumni News
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Gibson Island Luncheon
Parents, alumni, and friends of the school gathered at Gibson Island on Thursday, July 8. Betsey Hobelmann ’87 and her family sponsored the lunch, where attendees learned more about current events at Calvert with an update from Elizabeth Martin, Head of Lower School.Read More -
Liza Ward Jarrett ’77 Celebrates More Than Two Decades with Liza Byrd Boutique
Read MoreFor more than two decades, Baltimore-based boutique Liza Byrd has offered a unique collection of apparel and accessories with a twist for ladies, teens, and girls. -
A Message from the President of the Alumni Association & 21/22 Alumni Board Roster
I am incredibly excited to be the new President of the Alumni Association Board of Governors. This is a highly dynamic community of 3,312 Calvert alumni represented in nearly every state (47), more than 14 countries, and six continents.Read More -
Stephanie Stamas Goulakos ’97 Launches Gifty
Read MoreStephanie Stamas Goulakos ’97 has always prided herself on finding the perfect personalized gift for family and friends. -
2021 College Choices
We are excited to announce that Calvert's Class of 2017 have selected to attend the following schools:Read More -
2021 High School Choices
We are excited to announce that our newest alumni, Calvert's Class of 2021, have selected to attend the following schools:Read More -
Calvert Alumni Discuss Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Calvert alumni gathered virtually earlier this month to explore conversations around diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Filmmaker and educator André Robert Lee led this thought-provoking discussion and began with a presentation to help guide the dialogue.Read More -
Poet Joan Allan Aleshire ’50 Gives Virtual Alumni Talk
Read MoreOn May 20, Joan Allan Aleshire '50 shared knowledge and excerpts from her book of poetry Happily, which examines a childhood of privilege and difference in a remarkable Baltimore family during the 1940s and '50s. -
Alumni Come Together for Reunion Weekend
Read MoreOnce again, COVID-19 necessitated that Calvert's alumni reunion weekend on Saturday, May 8, 2021, be held virtually.The day began with the All Alumni Board Meeting, featuring a follow-up COVID-19 discussion with Dr. Annie Luetkemeyer '84 and Dr. Keith Flaherty '83. Almost exactly one year prior, the two answered questions from the alumni community, sharing their findings from clinical trials for COVID-19, including those researching convalescent plasma and remdesivir, an IV antiviral drug that helps block the disease from replicating. -
Dr. Larry Stifler ’53, Co-Founder of Maine Mineral & Gem Museum, Guides Alumni Through World-Class Meteorite Exhibit
Read MoreBy the time the Maine Mineral & Gem Museum opened its doors in 2019, co-founders Dr. Lawrence "Larry” Stifler ’53 and Mary McFadden had been working on the project for almost 15 years, but Larry’s passion for science goes back much further. A philanthropist who supports conservation and education, Larry can trace his interest back 70 years – to Ninth Age, when he received a scholarship to attend Calvert School. -
David Freedlander ’90 Explores Millennial Organizing, Political Influence During Alumni Talk
Read MorePolitical journalist and Columbia University adjunct professor David Freedlander ’90 took the Calvert community through his new book, The AOC Generation: How Millennials Are Seizing Power and Rewriting the Rules of American Politics, Thursday during a virtual visit with alumni. The book, which debuted last month, presents an unbiased look at how millennials are changing politics in the United States. -
As a Young Woman in Tech, Bella Palumbi ’16 Is Pushing for New Spaces for Students
Read MoreIn recognition of Women’s History Month, we caught up with Calvert alumna Christabella “Bella” Palumbi ’16, a software engineer and hackathon organizer whose work has been featured in Baltimore Magazine and Technical.ly Baltimore. As a notable young woman in tech, Bella advocates for young people in a traditionally older, male-dominated field. -
Respected Lawyer, Calvert Alumnus Francis J. Carey, Jr. ’38 Honored with Portrait in Middle School
Read MoreA portrait of esteemed lawyer, businessman, philanthropist, and Calvert School alumnus Francis “Frank” J. Carey, Jr. ’38 now hangs in the Middle School that bears his name thanks to the W. P. Carey Foundation. -
Author Martie Sanger ’56 Explores Family History, Tips for Writing Nonfiction in Virtual Visit
Read MoreLong before author and historian Martha "Martie" Frick Symington Sanger ’56 walked the halls of 105 Tuscany Road, her great-grandfather, Henry Clay Frick, was a powerful and controversial figure in America’s Gilded Age. -
Dr. Beau Ances ’84 Shares New Research on Detecting, Diagnosing Alzheimer’s Disease
Read MoreAccording to the latest estimates, more than 6 million Americans are currently struggling with Alzheimer’s disease, a progressive brain disease marked by memory issues and loss of cognitive function – and for most sufferers, the diagnosis comes far too late. Neurology professor and Calvert alumnus Dr. Beau Ances ’84 is working to change that. -
Anne Stone ’53 Continues Family Legacy of Giving
Read MoreAnne Stone ’53, and her siblings, Jack Luetkemeyer ’53 and Jean Prema ’57, grew up in a household where the value of giving back was instilled at an early age. Their parents, John and Anne McLanahan Luetkemeyer ’27, made sure the children appreciated and cared for the institutions for whom they benefited. -
Todd Stokes ’75 Reflects on Remarkable 30-Year Career, Days at Calvert
Read MoreTodd Stokes ’75 first came to Calvert in 1972, after his mother realized he was not being challenged in public school. He started halfway through Ninth Age, shortly after the winter holidays, and remembers walking into the building on his first day. -
Financial Advisors Blake Sheehan ’00, Paul Snyder ’00 Weigh In on 2021 Landscape
Read MoreFinancial advisors Blake Sheehan ’00 and Paul Snyder ’00 met with Calvert alumni this week to review last year’s economic ups and downs and give advice for navigating this uncertain time. During their virtual talk – held yesterday, February 4 – the pair shared emerging financial trends for 2021. -
A Night with John Waters ’58 Raises $30,000 to Support Calvert Teachers
Read MoreOne hundred and sixty Calvert community members tuned in yesterday for A Night with John Waters ’58, a virtual Q&A and fundraiser in support of Calvert’s teachers. Hosted by Director of Academic Affairs Sarah Crowley, the discussion centered on Waters’ early days at Calvert and raised $30,000 to benefit our amazing faculty. -
Cybersecurity Expert Ryan Paal ’96 Shares Do’s and Don’ts for Protecting Personal Data
Read MoreLike millions of other Americans, cybersecurity expert Ryan Paal ’96 has spent the last year working from home. Unlike most, though, he deeply understands the dangers of each stray click and fishy email. As a member of the JPMorgan Chase red team, Ryan leads simulated cyberattacks against the firm to identify security weaknesses – and on Thursday, he shared some digital do's and don’ts with the Calvert community.
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Gibson Island Luncheon
Parents, alumni, and friends of the school gathered at Gibson Island on Thursday, July 8. Betsey Hobelmann ’87 and her family sponsored the lunch, where attendees learned more about current events at Calvert with an update from Elizabeth Martin, Head of Lower School. -
Liza Ward Jarrett ’77 Celebrates More Than Two Decades with Liza Byrd Boutique
For more than two decades, Baltimore-based boutique Liza Byrd has offered a unique collection of apparel and accessories with a twist for ladies, teens, and girls. -
A Message from the President of the Alumni Association & 21/22 Alumni Board Roster
I am incredibly excited to be the new President of the Alumni Association Board of Governors. This is a highly dynamic community of 3,312 Calvert alumni represented in nearly every state (47), more than 14 countries, and six continents. -
Stephanie Stamas Goulakos ’97 Launches Gifty
Stephanie Stamas Goulakos ’97 has always prided herself on finding the perfect personalized gift for family and friends. -
2021 College Choices
We are excited to announce that Calvert's Class of 2017 have selected to attend the following schools: -
2021 High School Choices
We are excited to announce that our newest alumni, Calvert's Class of 2021, have selected to attend the following schools: -
Calvert Alumni Discuss Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Calvert alumni gathered virtually earlier this month to explore conversations around diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Filmmaker and educator André Robert Lee led this thought-provoking discussion and began with a presentation to help guide the dialogue. -
Poet Joan Allan Aleshire ’50 Gives Virtual Alumni Talk
On May 20, Joan Allan Aleshire '50 shared knowledge and excerpts from her book of poetry Happily, which examines a childhood of privilege and difference in a remarkable Baltimore family during the 1940s and '50s. -
Alumni Come Together for Reunion Weekend
Once again, COVID-19 necessitated that Calvert's alumni reunion weekend on Saturday, May 8, 2021, be held virtually.The day began with the All Alumni Board Meeting, featuring a follow-up COVID-19 discussion with Dr. Annie Luetkemeyer '84 and Dr. Keith Flaherty '83. Almost exactly one year prior, the two answered questions from the alumni community, sharing their findings from clinical trials for COVID-19, including those researching convalescent plasma and remdesivir, an IV antiviral drug that helps block the disease from replicating. -
Dr. Larry Stifler ’53, Co-Founder of Maine Mineral & Gem Museum, Guides Alumni Through World-Class Meteorite Exhibit
By the time the Maine Mineral & Gem Museum opened its doors in 2019, co-founders Dr. Lawrence "Larry” Stifler ’53 and Mary McFadden had been working on the project for almost 15 years, but Larry’s passion for science goes back much further. A philanthropist who supports conservation and education, Larry can trace his interest back 70 years – to Ninth Age, when he received a scholarship to attend Calvert School. -
David Freedlander ’90 Explores Millennial Organizing, Political Influence During Alumni Talk
Political journalist and Columbia University adjunct professor David Freedlander ’90 took the Calvert community through his new book, The AOC Generation: How Millennials Are Seizing Power and Rewriting the Rules of American Politics, Thursday during a virtual visit with alumni. The book, which debuted last month, presents an unbiased look at how millennials are changing politics in the United States. -
As a Young Woman in Tech, Bella Palumbi ’16 Is Pushing for New Spaces for Students
In recognition of Women’s History Month, we caught up with Calvert alumna Christabella “Bella” Palumbi ’16, a software engineer and hackathon organizer whose work has been featured in Baltimore Magazine and Technical.ly Baltimore. As a notable young woman in tech, Bella advocates for young people in a traditionally older, male-dominated field. -
Respected Lawyer, Calvert Alumnus Francis J. Carey, Jr. ’38 Honored with Portrait in Middle School
A portrait of esteemed lawyer, businessman, philanthropist, and Calvert School alumnus Francis “Frank” J. Carey, Jr. ’38 now hangs in the Middle School that bears his name thanks to the W. P. Carey Foundation. -
Author Martie Sanger ’56 Explores Family History, Tips for Writing Nonfiction in Virtual Visit
Long before author and historian Martha "Martie" Frick Symington Sanger ’56 walked the halls of 105 Tuscany Road, her great-grandfather, Henry Clay Frick, was a powerful and controversial figure in America’s Gilded Age. -
Dr. Beau Ances ’84 Shares New Research on Detecting, Diagnosing Alzheimer’s Disease
According to the latest estimates, more than 6 million Americans are currently struggling with Alzheimer’s disease, a progressive brain disease marked by memory issues and loss of cognitive function – and for most sufferers, the diagnosis comes far too late. Neurology professor and Calvert alumnus Dr. Beau Ances ’84 is working to change that. -
Anne Stone ’53 Continues Family Legacy of Giving
Anne Stone ’53, and her siblings, Jack Luetkemeyer ’53 and Jean Prema ’57, grew up in a household where the value of giving back was instilled at an early age. Their parents, John and Anne McLanahan Luetkemeyer ’27, made sure the children appreciated and cared for the institutions for whom they benefited. -
Todd Stokes ’75 Reflects on Remarkable 30-Year Career, Days at Calvert
Todd Stokes ’75 first came to Calvert in 1972, after his mother realized he was not being challenged in public school. He started halfway through Ninth Age, shortly after the winter holidays, and remembers walking into the building on his first day. -
Financial Advisors Blake Sheehan ’00, Paul Snyder ’00 Weigh In on 2021 Landscape
Financial advisors Blake Sheehan ’00 and Paul Snyder ’00 met with Calvert alumni this week to review last year’s economic ups and downs and give advice for navigating this uncertain time. During their virtual talk – held yesterday, February 4 – the pair shared emerging financial trends for 2021. -
A Night with John Waters ’58 Raises $30,000 to Support Calvert Teachers
One hundred and sixty Calvert community members tuned in yesterday for A Night with John Waters ’58, a virtual Q&A and fundraiser in support of Calvert’s teachers. Hosted by Director of Academic Affairs Sarah Crowley, the discussion centered on Waters’ early days at Calvert and raised $30,000 to benefit our amazing faculty. -
Cybersecurity Expert Ryan Paal ’96 Shares Do’s and Don’ts for Protecting Personal Data
Like millions of other Americans, cybersecurity expert Ryan Paal ’96 has spent the last year working from home. Unlike most, though, he deeply understands the dangers of each stray click and fishy email. As a member of the JPMorgan Chase red team, Ryan leads simulated cyberattacks against the firm to identify security weaknesses – and on Thursday, he shared some digital do's and don’ts with the Calvert community.
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Reflections Magazine 2020-2021
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