Past Class Notes
Submission Date:
First Name: Kevin
Last Name: Hall
Class Year: 1977
Photo:
Milford Senior Center Logo designed by Kevin Hall ‘77 (FAA)
Note: Kevin Hall ‘77 (FAA) has been awarded the American Graphic Design Award by Graphic Design USA for his Identity work for the Milford Senior Center of Milford, C.T. Milford is a very historic town located along the Long Island Sound. The logo makes reference to its history by depicting a symbol of Memorial Tower which has represented the town for many centuries. Hall is principal and creative director at Kevin Hall Design, an award-winning graphic design firm just outside New Haven, CT. Former classmates can contact him at Kevinhalldesign@aol.com.
Submission Date:
First Name: Linden
Last Name: Pohland
Class Year: 2018
Photo:
Linden Pohland
Note: Linden Pohland '18 (CAST) was promoted to Staff Accountant at the Four Seasons Resort Hualalai in Kailua-Kona, H.I.
Submission Date:
First Name: Gale
Last Name: Gand
Class Year: 1981
Photo:
Chef Gale Gand
Note: Gale Gand's '81 (FAA) long-running tv show on Food Network, Sweet Dreams, just got picked up by the Discovery + channel and is running season 5 On Demand. Here's the link: https://www.amazon.com/Sweet-Dreams-Season-5/dp/B091XY8QWX
Submission Date:
First Name: Emily
Last Name: O'Connor
Class Year: 2017
Photo:
Emily O'Connor Applied Statistics '17
Note: Emily O'Connor '17 (COS) started a new job within Boeing Defense and Space with Chinook Reliability and Maintainability, supporting the 50 year old program with data analysis and predictions.
Submission Date:
First Name: DINA Y
Last Name: Johnson
Class Year: 2015
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Note: Dina Johnson '15 (CHST) writes: I give all my success to God, my grandparents, and RIT for helping me pave the way to my success thus far! In September of 2020, I founded and became CEO/President of The Monroe County Family Coalition, Inc. In February 2021, we became 501(c)(3). The Monroe County Family Coalition, Inc. (MCFC) is a 503(c)(3) nonprofit organization formed by a group of Monroe County parents, teachers, and counselors in the wake of the Black Families Matter rally held on June 20, 2020, in the Town of Greece, New York. The MCFC seeks to bridge inequality gaps in the community by providing services for underserved youth and families. Some of the services MCFC will be offering in 2021-2023 include, but are not limited to, training workshops, conferences, life skills and career consultations, access to technology, tutoring, exercise, and mental health support. Our mission is to connect local families to community resources and bridge the gap between local government and partnering agencies and at-risk youth and families. I am so thankful for this opportunity to share my success since graduating in 2015.