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Bella Palumbi ’16 Reflects on Keys to a Successful Internship
In a Technical.ly Baltimore interview, Bella Palumbi ’16 gave her thoughts on the keys to a successful internship.Read More -
Kendall ’18 & Lauren ’19 Steer Commit to Georgetown for Lacrosse
For Kendall ’18 and Lauren ’19, playing lacrosse with each other is second nature. The two first picked up a lacrosse stick around four or five and honed their skills with catch together in the front yard.Read More -
Lessons Learned from Alumni Talk with College Guidance Counselor Anne Love Hall ’60
Read MoreAnne Love Hall ’60, an educator and college guidance counselor with more than 45 years of experience, shared her wisdom with the alumni community in an interview with Farrell Gregory ’18. -
Bennett Espenshade ’20 Celebrates Golf Wins
Bennett Espenshade ’20 has spent the past year cinching his standing as a player to watch. Ranked third in Maryland on the Rolex American Junior Golf Association national rankings for all non-collegiate junior golfers, he placed first out of 42 in the Hurricane Golf Tour and first out of 25 in the UHY Prep Series - DC.Read More -
Calvert Alumni Anne Stone ’53 and John Waters ’58 Named as New Trustees of the Baltimore Museum of Art Board
The Baltimore Museum of Art announced the addition of five new trustees to its board: Michael Ealy, Nupur Parekh Flynn, Lori N. Johnson, Anne L. Stone '53, and John Waters '58.Read More -
Calvert on the Road in New England
Calvert spent a week in New England visiting with alumni in Boston, Martha’s Vineyard, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine.Read More -
Caroline Chriss '07 Presents Her Artwork to Katie Couric
Caroline Chriss '07 recently appeared on Instagram alongside Katie Couric to present and discuss some of her beautiful artwork!Read More -
Charlotte Brand ’17 Celebrates Academic Achievements
Before graduating from Roland Park Country School in June, Charlotte Brand ‘17 was inducted into RPCS’ Chapter of The Cum Laude Society.Read More -
Clark Wight '81 Named Interim President of The St. Paul’s Schools
Clark Wight '81 has been named the interim president of The St. Paul's Schools for the 2021–2022 and 2022–2023 school years.Read More -
Kip Hart ’06 Shares Opportunity with Blue Origin
Have you ever dreamed about sending something into space? Calvert alumnus Kip Hart ’06, an aerospace engineer with Blue Origin, recently shared an exciting opportunity for students.Read More -
The Past, Present, and Future of Virtual and Augmented Reality with Will Gee ’89
Read More“You can trace most of what I’m doing today to the planetarium in some way or another,” said tech innovator Will Gee ’89 as he began his talk on the past, present, and future of virtual (VR) and augmented reality (AR). -
Will Anderson ’18 and George Constable ’18 Join McDonogh’s Rollins-Luetkemeyer Leadership Program
Will Anderson ’18 and George Constable ’18 are part of this year’s Rollins-Luetkemeyer Leadership Program.Read More -
Julie Bowen ’81 and Annie Luetkemeyer ’84 Help Injured Woman in Utah National Park
MOAB, Utah — A woman who fainted and hit her head on a rock after stopping to rest in Utah's Arches National Park woke up to hear a familiar voice and wondered if she might be watching television.Read More -
"Normal" or Not-Normal Aging: How to Recognize the Signals of Cognitive Decline
Read MoreCloud Quarngesser Conrad '73, a dementia caregiver trainer and mentor, led alumni in a discussion of cognitive decline on Thursday, July 8.In her talk, Cloud emphasized that signs of "normal" aging include occasional word loss, mild forgetfulness, slower to process thoughts, moodiness, less social engagement, loss of muscle strength, and a decrease in fine motor skills, to name a few. However, worrisome developments are those that interfere with daily living or memory lapses from which a person cannot recover. -
To Shake or Not to Shake: Etiquette in the Post-Pandemic World
Read MoreAfter more than a year of a pandemic where health recommendations and social norms remain in flux, uncertainty with how to approach interactions reigns supreme. -
Calvert Alumni Gather for Wedding
Several Calvert graduates attended the wedding of Andrew Tanneberger, son of Mary Finney Tanneberger ’69.Read More -
Class of 1981 Come Together in Maine
Members of the class of 1981 gathered for a mini-reunion in Maine.Read More -
Glow Night at Sky Zone
Read MoreCalvert alumni and their families came together at Sky Zone Timonium for a DJ Glow Night, conquering trampolines, dodgeball, warrior courses, and other fun games. We hope you will join us for the next one! -
Helen Burdette ’17 Shares Her Passion for Marine Biology
Read MoreEver since I was very young, I’ve had a natural curiosity for the world around me - namely, towards all animals. No matter where life has taken me, that fact has remained the same and has guided me in my decision to pursue a career in biology. After all, there’s nothing that I enjoy more in the world than learning about nature. It’s always been my dream to discover a new species or make some other breakthrough. -
Luke Woodworth ’19 Places First in Six sailing Races
Read MoreCongratulations to Calvert alumnus Luke Woodworth ’19! Luke placed first in six sailing races during the 2020-2021 school year, including the Olympic Development Program i420 Regatta and North American Championship.
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Bella Palumbi ’16 Reflects on Keys to a Successful Internship
In a Technical.ly Baltimore interview, Bella Palumbi ’16 gave her thoughts on the keys to a successful internship. -
Kendall ’18 & Lauren ’19 Steer Commit to Georgetown for Lacrosse
For Kendall ’18 and Lauren ’19, playing lacrosse with each other is second nature. The two first picked up a lacrosse stick around four or five and honed their skills with catch together in the front yard. -
Lessons Learned from Alumni Talk with College Guidance Counselor Anne Love Hall ’60
Anne Love Hall ’60, an educator and college guidance counselor with more than 45 years of experience, shared her wisdom with the alumni community in an interview with Farrell Gregory ’18. -
Bennett Espenshade ’20 Celebrates Golf Wins
Bennett Espenshade ’20 has spent the past year cinching his standing as a player to watch. Ranked third in Maryland on the Rolex American Junior Golf Association national rankings for all non-collegiate junior golfers, he placed first out of 42 in the Hurricane Golf Tour and first out of 25 in the UHY Prep Series - DC. -
Calvert Alumni Anne Stone ’53 and John Waters ’58 Named as New Trustees of the Baltimore Museum of Art Board
The Baltimore Museum of Art announced the addition of five new trustees to its board: Michael Ealy, Nupur Parekh Flynn, Lori N. Johnson, Anne L. Stone '53, and John Waters '58. -
Calvert on the Road in New England
Calvert spent a week in New England visiting with alumni in Boston, Martha’s Vineyard, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine. -
Caroline Chriss '07 Presents Her Artwork to Katie Couric
Caroline Chriss '07 recently appeared on Instagram alongside Katie Couric to present and discuss some of her beautiful artwork! -
Charlotte Brand ’17 Celebrates Academic Achievements
Before graduating from Roland Park Country School in June, Charlotte Brand ‘17 was inducted into RPCS’ Chapter of The Cum Laude Society. -
Clark Wight '81 Named Interim President of The St. Paul’s Schools
Clark Wight '81 has been named the interim president of The St. Paul's Schools for the 2021–2022 and 2022–2023 school years. -
Kip Hart ’06 Shares Opportunity with Blue Origin
Have you ever dreamed about sending something into space? Calvert alumnus Kip Hart ’06, an aerospace engineer with Blue Origin, recently shared an exciting opportunity for students. -
The Past, Present, and Future of Virtual and Augmented Reality with Will Gee ’89
“You can trace most of what I’m doing today to the planetarium in some way or another,” said tech innovator Will Gee ’89 as he began his talk on the past, present, and future of virtual (VR) and augmented reality (AR). -
Will Anderson ’18 and George Constable ’18 Join McDonogh’s Rollins-Luetkemeyer Leadership Program
Will Anderson ’18 and George Constable ’18 are part of this year’s Rollins-Luetkemeyer Leadership Program. -
Julie Bowen ’81 and Annie Luetkemeyer ’84 Help Injured Woman in Utah National Park
MOAB, Utah — A woman who fainted and hit her head on a rock after stopping to rest in Utah's Arches National Park woke up to hear a familiar voice and wondered if she might be watching television. -
"Normal" or Not-Normal Aging: How to Recognize the Signals of Cognitive Decline
Cloud Quarngesser Conrad '73, a dementia caregiver trainer and mentor, led alumni in a discussion of cognitive decline on Thursday, July 8.In her talk, Cloud emphasized that signs of "normal" aging include occasional word loss, mild forgetfulness, slower to process thoughts, moodiness, less social engagement, loss of muscle strength, and a decrease in fine motor skills, to name a few. However, worrisome developments are those that interfere with daily living or memory lapses from which a person cannot recover. -
To Shake or Not to Shake: Etiquette in the Post-Pandemic World
After more than a year of a pandemic where health recommendations and social norms remain in flux, uncertainty with how to approach interactions reigns supreme. -
Calvert Alumni Gather for Wedding
Several Calvert graduates attended the wedding of Andrew Tanneberger, son of Mary Finney Tanneberger ’69. -
Class of 1981 Come Together in Maine
Members of the class of 1981 gathered for a mini-reunion in Maine. -
Glow Night at Sky Zone
Calvert alumni and their families came together at Sky Zone Timonium for a DJ Glow Night, conquering trampolines, dodgeball, warrior courses, and other fun games. We hope you will join us for the next one! -
Helen Burdette ’17 Shares Her Passion for Marine Biology
Ever since I was very young, I’ve had a natural curiosity for the world around me - namely, towards all animals. No matter where life has taken me, that fact has remained the same and has guided me in my decision to pursue a career in biology. After all, there’s nothing that I enjoy more in the world than learning about nature. It’s always been my dream to discover a new species or make some other breakthrough. -
Luke Woodworth ’19 Places First in Six sailing Races
Congratulations to Calvert alumnus Luke Woodworth ’19! Luke placed first in six sailing races during the 2020-2021 school year, including the Olympic Development Program i420 Regatta and North American Championship.
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Reflections Magazine 2020-2021
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