While a student at the University, I was President of my fraternity, Phi Kappa Sigma, and served on the Inter-fraternity Council as a member of the President’s Council and as a judge on its Judiciary Committee.  Following graduation, I worked in Washington, DC, for U.S. Senator Jon Kyl, for the Bush-Cheney ‘04 campaign in Eastern Ohio in 2004, and worked in the White House for the Domestic Policy Council.  I am currently attending law school at the University of Virginia.  I am originally from Columbus, Ohio, and have served on the Young Alumni Council since 2003.

I graduated from the University in 2000 with a degree in Religion and Foreign Affairs. Upon graduation, I became a Teach for America corps member and taught in inner city New Orleans. After finishing my commitment, I enrolled in the master's in education policy program at the University, graduating in August 2004.

After graduate school, I worked at Madison House as an interim development director and then as an Assistant Director for Reunions and Alumni Activities at the U.Va. Alumni Association. I am currently at a student at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business working on an MBA with concentrations in Social Entrepreneurship and Strategy.

I graduated from the University in 2002 with a degree in Spanish and Government. As a student, I was a member of the University Guide Service, served as Senior Educator for the University Judiciary Committee, and was active with Reformed University Fellowship. I was also involved with the Class of 2002 Trustees, the Women's Center's Young Women Leaders Program, Madison House, and Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority.

After graduation, I lived in Charlottesville for two years and worked as a development officer for the University's Miller Center of Public Affairs. I then moved back to my hometown of Austin, TX, where I worked as the Program Assistant to the Governor’s Mentoring Initiative. In March 2005, I married Kase Luzar (CLAS 03; ED 04). Shortly thereafter, we moved back to Charlottesville, where I’m working as an Assistant Director of Reunions and Class Activities at the U.Va. Alumni Association.

Hailing from a Chesapeake, VA navy family, I received my degree from the University in 2007 with a double major in Government and American studies with a minor in Asian Pacific American Studies. During my time at the University I served as the president of the Asian Student Union and was heavily involved with the Asian Pacific American Leadership Training Institute, the Organization of Young Filipino Americans, the University Guide Service and the Class of 2007 Trustees. In my free time, I enjoy cooking, talking politics, street culture, playing tennis, running, doing advocacy work, and working with Filipino American youth. Currently, I reside in Washington DC (Yes, I actually live in the District!) and work for the Department of Justice, Antirust Division.

After graduating from Duke Law School in May 2006, I am clerking for Judge Allyson Duncan on the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals. In September 2007, I will begin working for a law firm in Raleigh, NC, where my husband, Jason Baker, COL’00, and I just bought a house. We’re thrilled to have a yard for our spoiled-rotten dog to play in.

At Virginia, I was involved in the University Guide Service, Residence Staff, the International Relations Organization, Young Women Leaders, and Alpha Chi Omega sorority. I majored in Echols/Interdisciplinary with a Concentration in American Studies. Outside of the Young Alumni Council, I have been involved in alumni affairs by serving on a regional selection committee for the Jefferson Scholarship and as a trustee for the Class of 2001.

I received my degree from the University in 2003 with a double major in Religious Studies and Biology. As a student, I participated in the Dance Marathon, the University Guide Service, Young Women Leaders, and Student Council. After leaving Charlottesville, I moved north to earn a law degree at Yale and a masters in public health at Harvard. I'm currently living in Boulder, Colorado and working in the field of health law.

I graduated from the College of Arts and Sciences in 1996 with BA in Government and Spanish. While attending UVA, I was involved with the Peer Health Educators, the University Guide Service, and Delta Delta Delta Sorority. Most recently, I helped organize the Class of 1996 10-year reunion and was responsible for the Saturday evening dinner.

After graduation, I went on to pursue my Master of Health Administration (MHA) from the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond. I completed my residency at University Health Systems of Eastern Carolina (I was born and raised in eastern North Carolina) and went on to pursue healthcare consulting and planning in Atlanta and the DC area. For the past three years, I have been working as an independent health planner.

I live in Falls Church, VA, with my husband, Mike, and baby son, Grady. In my free time, I enjoy visiting family, hiking, ACC sports, Debordieu SC, trips to Charlottesville, eating, dancing, and volunteering at the Arlington Free Clinic.

At Virginia, I was the chair of the University Programs Council and a Class Trustee. I was also a columnist for the Cavalier Daily, an orientation leader, and a student planner for the Day of Dialogue on Race. I am currently a publicist in New York City.

Mary was a four-year varsity letter winner (2001-2005) on the U.Va. Women’s Rowing Team. This year, she served as a volunteer assistant coach working with the freshman team.  She was as a Student-Athlete Mentor from 2003-2005 and a Student-Mentor Graduate Assistant this year.  She has also been active a Madison House Booster, a member of Sustained Dialogue, and is a Class Trustee.  She plans to teach health and/or physical education in Maryland or Virginia next year.

After 3 years working in British politics at the House of Commons, I moved to Washington, DC, to work as an independent political and philanthropic consultant.  Prior to navigating the accents of my Scottish bosses, I worked for Bain & Company and Bain’s nonprofit arm, the Bridgespan Group.

At Virginia, I was a University Guide, a member of the Jefferson Society and worked with the Honor Committee, first as an advisor and then as chair.

As a recent and proud 2007 graduate, I earned my degree in chemical engineering with a minor in engineering business. As a student at the University, I served as a member of the University Guide Service, Residence Staff, 4th Year Trustees, President of SEAS' Engineering Student Council and North Atlantic regional councils, and founder of UVA's Unforgettable Lectures class and the "SEAS Abroad" engineering international resource tool. My guiltiest pleasures are food, especially Charlottesville cuisine, ballet, reading, travel, and service. Next, I hope to continue my interests in health care from researching the HPV vaccine at Merck to exploring the world of health care consulting, and eventually policy, with Deloitte in Atlanta.

I graduated from the University in 2004 with a double major in History and American Studies. During my time there, I participated in Resident Staff, First Year Seminar, and was a managing board member of Corks and Curls (Yearbook).  I was also actively involved in the Greek system as a sister in Chi Omega sorority, the Vice-president of the Order of Omega, and a member of Phi Sigma Pi (the Honor Fraternity).

Currently, I am a third grade teacher in Camden, NJ through the Teach for America program.  Since being here, I have purchased a house and received a grant to start a citywide mentoring program for "high risk" girls ages 10 to 16.  In looking forward to the future, I am preparing for the LSAT and law school, as one of my options, when my two-year commitment to Teach for America is complete.

I graduated from in McIntire School of Commerce in 2000. While at Virginia, I was president of the McIntire School of Commerce Council. I was also a First Year Seminar facilitator, the treasurer for S.A.F.E., and on the executive council of the Student Admissions Committee.

After graduation, I moved up the road to Washington, DC, where I worked for Social Compact, a nonprofit dedicated to igniting business investment in underserved, innercity neighborhoods. Specifically, I focused on working with local neighborhood groups and city leaders to assist their understanding of our data analysis, enabling them to use our results to bring in businesses offering essential goods and services. Outside of work, I coached the U.Va. alumni softball and basketball teams for the DC area.

After 4 years at Social Compact, I attended the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. I earned my MBA from Kellogg in June 2006, and moved down into the city of Chicago. I recently began working as an Internal Marketing Consultant for Discover Financial, where I am specializing in new markets initiatives for the company. I am originally from Louisville, KY and am a diehard U of L and U.Va. sports fan.

I grew up in Little Rock, Arkansas, and graduated from the McIntire School of Commerce in 2001 with concentrations in finance and international business. While at the University, I participated in Student Council and the Honor Committee and was member of the Kappa Alpha Order.

After leaving Charlottesville, I worked in investment banking and mergers and acquisitions in New York. After two years there, I moved to Atlanta to work in business development at a not-for-profit microfinance and business training organization as a part of the AmeriCorps VISTA program. I recently graduated from the JD-MBA program at Northwestern University School of Law and the Kellogg School of Management.

I transferred to the University in 1998 from the United States Naval Academy.  My main extracurricular involvement was with Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity.  I graduated from the School of Engineering and Applied Science in 2000 with a B.S. in Computer Science. 

I am presently employed as a Software Development Consultant based in the Washington, D.C. area.  I have also tried to stay involved with my Fraternity and am currently serving as President of its Housing Corporation and Alumni Association.

I graduated from McIntire in 2001 with concentrations in finance and management.  My extracurricular involvement at UVA included my participation on the varsity cross-country and track team, which included serving as a Student Athlete Mentor for a year.  In addition, I served as an officer on the McIntire Consulting Club, volunteered with Junior Achievement, completed an internship with Alumni Hall, and was a member of Delta Delta Delta.

After graduation, I worked as financial analyst in the Equities division of Goldman Sachs in NYC for 2 years.  In the spring of 2003, I had the opportunity to return to Charlottesville and join a fund of hedge funds that was starting up, which has turned out to be a fantastic opportunity.

I graduated in 2001 and stayed in Charlottesville to pursue my Master's in Public Health Nursing. While a student, I participated in Nursing Students Without Borders, the Honor Committee and the School of Nursing's Centennial Committee among other activities.

After graduating, I studied Spanish in Granada, Spain and worked as a public health nurse. I returned to U.Va. to complete a Post Master's Family Nurse Practitioner degree and now live with my husband, Peter (CLAS 00, LAW 05), in hot and lovely Macon, GA. We anticipate relocating to the D.C. area this Fall.

I am a general assignment reporter for the News & Observer in Raleigh, where I travel the state writing about any variety of mayhem and madness. I logged countless hours covering crime in the Raleigh area before moving into my new role in spring 2007.

At the University, I was a resident advisor, a tour guide and editor of a start-up publication called Voice. I was technically an English major, but spent much of my time focusing on women's issues. (Somebody had to)

I joined YAC in the spring of 2001 and served as president of council in 2006-2007.

I graduated from UVA in 1999 with a BA in Anthropology, concentrating in Archaeology – but don’t be fooled, a summer session digging in Central America cemented my status as an avid researcher, otherwise known as an “armchair archeologist.” I loved every minute of my 8 short semesters at the University, and tried to get involved in a range of groups and activities, including First Year Players, Alpha Chi Sigma (the national chemistry fraternity), and I enthusiastically joined the staff of the Biltmore Grill, fully embracing Corner life.

I moved to Richmond, VA right after graduation and joined the UVA Club of Richmond, and have worked and played with alums in my city ever since. I served as President of the Club for the 2006 – 2007 year, and continue to support the organization as our Membership Chair.

I am currently a Senior Account Manager at Direct Mail Solutions in Richmond, and live outside of the city in Bumpass (that’s right!) with my husband, Will, and our two children Haden and Andi. We are all eagerly anticipating the arrival of a baby brother this fall!

I graduated from the University with a degree from the Commerce School in International Business and Marketing, but held on dearly to my liberal arts studies with a second major from the College in Foreign Affairs. Outside of my studies, I took an active role in Student Council in making off-Grounds housing safety a priority for students and administrators; my fourth year, I was excited to serve as the first Chair of University Committees. During that time, I wrote an opinion column for the Cavalier Daily, volunteered for Madison House, and participated in the Jefferson Literary and Debating Society. I also enjoyed working for the University as an Orientation Leader for two summers.

Upon graduation, I worked for Vanguard, a large mutual fund company in suburban Philadelphia, for 4 years. I am currently pursuing an MBA at Darden – and love being back in Charlottesville!

I graduated from U.Va. in 1999 with a major in English from the College of Arts & Sciences. While at U.Va., I was actively involved with Madison House and U.Va. LEAD, and thoroughly enjoyed wreaking havoc around Grounds with my friends. I was fortunate enough to secure employment in Charlottesville post-graduation, and have never left! In 2004 I received my M.Ed. in Counseling from Curry with a specialization in student affairs practice in higher education.

I have worked at the McIntire School of Commerce since 2002 and am the Associate Director of Alumni Development. In this capacity, I fundraise for the McIntire Annual Fund and manage McIntire's young alumni programs. I absolutely love my job and am grateful for the opportunity to remain in contact with many U.Va. alumni on a daily basis. I live in Crozet with my husband Joe and our two children, Caroline and Jay.

I graduated from the College of Arts and Sciences in May of 2001, majoring in Economics and Government. I married Sally Russell (COLL 2001) the following October and moved to Arlington, VA, where we still reside today.

While at U.Va. I co-founded Spectrum Theatre and produced many shows including Romeo and Juliet, Lysistrata and Voices of the Class. I also was an active tutor with the Boosters program at Madison House and a member of Sigma Pi Fraternity.  During my third year, I started a company with a friend called Student Storage Solutions.  We picked up students' stuff from where they lived in the spring, stored it over the summer, and delivered to their new places in the fall.  I also served as Class Giving Chair of the Fourth Year Class trustees, helping to break the previous years' records for participation and total dollars raised.

My professional experience began in DC as an Economic Analyst at a law firm working in a risk arbitrage practice where my background with Prof. Elzinga's antitrust class was essential.  I was hired on as a consultant for one of our clients, The Gold Group, with whom I still work about 15 hours a week.  My real passion now though is with a national literacy organization called First Book where I have been for two years helping to distribute new books to children from low-income families.  I will soon be joining the class of 2006 at Harvard Business School.

I graduated from the University of Virginia in 1997 with a degree in History. As an undergraduate, I was involved in a number of student organizations. I was a member of St. Anthony Hall and served on the IFC Presidents' Council. I served as an Honor Educator during my third and fourth years. I also served as the Chairman of the Billy Hill Memorial Relay Race and was a Madison House Volunteer.

In addition to serving on Young Alumni Council, I serve as the liaison to the College of Arts and Sciences as well as the Benefactor's Society.

I currently work for Merrill Lynch as Vice President in its Global Commercial Real Estate group. Prior to business school, I worked as a credit analyst and commercial lender for SunTrust Bank in Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C.

I reside in Manhattan and enjoy fly-fishing and running in my free time. I recently married Mary-Margaret Bivens, a 2002 UVA graduate (BA Econ, Echols) and 2006 graduate of the UVA Medical School. Maggie is an intern at St. Luke's Roosevelt in Manhattan.

Having no choice but leave the University (i.e. being forced to graduate) in 2001, I decided that entering the real world was too daunting of a task and headed to Europe for a graduate degree in business.  After attaining a master’s degree at the Stockholm School of Economics in Sweden, where I spent more of my time traveling than actually studying (completely ignored my thesis until the last month), I returned to the States to enter the arena of financial consulting in Atlanta, Georgia.  Down south, I currently work for an M&A/Valuation boutique, Taylor Consulting Group, as a Director in the Valuation Services Group, where I specialize in the areas of business enterprise valuation, corporate planning, tax compliance, and strategic analysis.

As to my Virginian heritage, I headed to Charlottesville from the Great State of Wisconsin where I double majored in business (finance) and government.  At UVA, I was active in Resident Staff, Jeff Society, ADAPT, and Sigma Nu Fraternity.  During my fourth-year, I served as Chief Financial Officer of Student Council and Board member of Madison House.  Currently, I am active in the UVA Club of Atlanta, Rotary Club of Vinings, and a local soccer league.

I am a technology entrepreneur and business leader living in Washington, DC. Currently, I am the Vice-President of Business Development at 1010 Interactive, an online marketing company. I am also in the midst of launching a startup company called BigSight that helps individuals manage their online personal brand. Previously, I worked in management and corporate development for InPhonic , a technology company that sells cellular phones online. Since 2002, I have owned my own private consulting company working with international technology companies and non-profits such as Digital Divide Data, spending significant time on projects in Uganda, Cambodia and India working with technology organizations focused on improving the lives of those in the communities they serve. I am passionate about leveraging technology to improve healthcare and well-being around the world. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University, I started my career as a consultant for Bain & Company.

While at Virginia, I was a very active member of the community. I was a Director of the Big Sibling Program, a Resident Assistant for two years, and a member of multiple service organizations. I also was a University Guide, helping manage the Space Advancement Society, and spent free time playing on the club soccer team. I greatly enjoyed student life at the University, and currently am excited to continue my involvement and give back as a member of the Young Alumni Council. To find out more or contact me, more information can be found on my online profile here.

I graduated from the University in 2005 with a concentration in Finance and Management in the comm school and major in Spanish. During my time there, I participated in Resident Staff, First Year Seminar, Honor Educators, Asian Students Union, Class Councils/House Councils, Boosters, the Committee for the Last Lecture Series, PAFN, the McIntire Consulting Group, Club Tennis and of course IM Sports.

Currently, I am the Co-Chair of the 5-Year reunion of the Class of 2005 as a member of Trustees and am a member of the McIntire Young Alumni Council. I am a Business Analyst for A.T. Kearney in New York and spend my time traveling Mondays-Thursdays. In my spare time, I volunteer for a Broadway Producer and help out with an off-Broadway show. As for my future, I am currently hoping to go to business school in 2008.

At UVA, I was a leader in the Peer Advisor Program at the Office of African American Affairs and a member of the first summer orientation team. I sang my heart out with Black Voices gospel choir. If you frequented Slaughter Rec, you may have seen me around. I worked there throughout my undergraduate career. I continued my education at the University of Michigan, where I earned a master's degree in Higher Education. Currently I am Director of the Institute for Recruitment of Teachers (IRT), an outreach program of Phillips Academy. I live with my husband in Andover, Massachusetts.

Born in Virginia Beach, I spent most of my life in Wichita, KS and Dallas, TX.  I am now in NW Arkansas working as a buyer for Wal-Mart managing the footcare, reading glasses, and nicotine replacement therapy categories for all 3,000 domestic stores.

A Foreign Affairs and Latin American Studies major, Spanish minor, I took advantage of the high school and college summers to travel, study, and work in Spanish-speaking countries, during which my time my love for that part of the world became one of my passions.  While at the University, I had the opportunity to champion the New Student Center initiative, be a founding father for Phi Delta Theta, be involved in the beginning years of Dance Marathon as Corporate Giving Committee Founder and Chair, and serve as VP of Technology for the Virginia Service Coalition (VSC) in its earliest stages.

I enjoy jogging, water and snow skiing, computers and technology and movies.

I graduated from The University in 2006 with concentrations in Marketing and IT from the McIntire School of Commerce and a minor in Government. Upon graduation, I was recruited to work for Wachovia Securities in Richmond, VA, where I currently reside.

During my time at The University, I was actively involved in the Class Councils, and I continue to enjoy my time serving as a Class of 2006 Trustee. I was also a member of Kappa Delta Sorority, Secretary of the American Advertising Federation, and a member of Sustained Dialogue. Additionally, even though it was a difficult decision to leave The University for a semester, I spent the spring of my third year abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Although the East Coast is now home, I grew up in Scottsdale, AZ. In my free time, I enjoy playing tennis and traveling, especially to visit friends who are living in exciting cities around the world.

I am currently a high school English teacher and will spend this upcoming, fourth year, teaching at Hillside High School in Durham, NC, and coaching soccer there.  Since leaving the University and beginning my work as a teacher, I have learned how important it is to be a good student, and wish that I had known how to be one while in college.  While at the University I spent as much time with good people as possible, and too little time reading.  I found many things to be excited about and commit myself to, most of which focused, in one manner or another, on supporting the University community in embracing its diversity and making the University a more welcoming place for all students.  Some other activities were more selfish, but taught me a lot.  After graduating, I lived and taught in Charlottesville for 2 years, helping me to understand it more objectively.  I look forward to finding opportunities to help foster the University's growth in the future, and help students live lives beyond the serpentine walls.

I graduated from the University in 2005 with a degree in Foreign Affairs and Economics. Although I enjoyed the academic side of the University tremendously, I found a home within the bustling community of student activities. My involvement ranged from Vice President of the International Relations Organization, Director of Endorsing Organizations for the University Board of Elections, member of the Jefferson Literary and Debating Society, and co-Founder and Vice-President of Hoos for Israel.

I am currently working at PaceHarmon, a management and technology consulting firm based in Tysons Corner, VA.

I graduated from the McIntire School of Commerce in 1997 with a concentration in Accounting.  During my time at Virginia, I maintained an active role in the University Guide Service and Resident Staff program, and was appointed as a Trustee for the Class of 1997.

Since graduation, I have lived in Atlanta, Georgia.  From 1997 until March 2001, I worked in the assurance practice of PricewaterhouseCoopers, and since May 2001, I have been working at Industrial Distribution Group (www.idglink.com).  In July 2004, I was promoted to position of Director of Internal Audit.

I am an active member/officer of the U.VA. Atlanta Alumni Club, including Vice-President for the past three years, and two-time Chairperson of the Atlanta Bull Roast.  In addition, I currently work with the Junior Committee of Imagine It! - The Children’s Museum of Atlanta, as well as the Special Olympics Young Leaders Program.

In my free time, I enjoy watching U.VA. sports, traveling, cooking, running, and am a captain of my ALTA tennis team in the spring and the fall seasons.

I graduated in '03 from the College with a History major and a minor in Afro-American and African Studies. At the University, I was a member of The Virginia Gentlemen, Peer Health Education, and the 4th Year Class Trustees. Immediately after graduation, I worked as a research assistant on a history grant from the Carter G. Woodson Institute. When the grant ended, I made the decision to pursue a career as a singer/songwriter. This journey has taken me through numerous jobs and experiences beginning in Nashville, and eventually landing me in New York City where I have been successful in garnering a paid residency at a prominent music venue in Greenwich Village, performing alongside some great professional musicians, and being featured as a backup singer on an up and coming singer/songwriter's album that will be released in March of 2007. Currently, I am working for Bill Moyers at Public Affairs Television as an Archivist on a 4-part documentary that is projected to air on PBS in 2008.

I graduated from U.Va. in 2004 having studied Finance and International Business at McIntire and Bioethics in the College. My commitments as an undergraduate included class councils, student council, Women's Business Forum, Bioethics Society and Kappa Kappa Gamma. I currently live in San Francisco where I am an Associate at Kearny Venture Partners. As an alum, I also serve on McIntire Young Alumni Council, the Annual Giving Advisory Board and am a 2004 Trustee.

A native of Bay Village, Ohio, I decided to attend UVa when I was 11 years old. Trying to take in everything I could at the University, I graduated with a degree in Systems Engineering and a second major in American Studies. Throughout my tenure as a student, I was heavily committed to the Honor System, serving as Honor Committee Chair my fourth year. Additionally, I was a sister of Sigma Kappa sorority, a member of Class Council and Trustees, a coxswain for men's crew, and was active within Engineering organizations. Still delaying any definitive career path, I am beginning work as an Associate Consultant with Bain & Company in Boston. I hope to attend graduate school in the near future, potentially to study urban planning or international development.

I graduated in 1996 with a degree in English and History and a concentration in American Studies.  I was primarily involved with Varsity Crew, the Judiciary Committee, and Madison House.  I also served as a Class Trustee.

After graduation, I attended law school at the University of Pennsylvania, then returned home to Richmond and began practicing labor and employment law with the law firm McGuire Woods.  Two years ago I joined Circuit City’s legal department.

In my spare time, I teach law to high schoolers, coach a national champion mock trial team, sit on Learning for Life’s National Law and Government Committee, volunteer on the SPCA Associate Board, and captain a kickball team.  I’m also training for my first marathon and writing a book.  I remain involved with the University through the Jefferson Scholar selection process and reunion planning.  I was recently named to the Top 40 Under 40 in Richmond by Style Weekly magazine.

Before graduating from the college in 2000 (Political & Social Thought), I was very involved in UVa's public service community. I helped found the Virginia Service Coalition, served on President Casteen's Virginia 2020 Public Service Commission and was president of APO, the service fraternity. I was also part of the Raven & Jefferson Societies, was a Brown College resident, and taught a one-credit course on the films of Woody Allen and the Marx Brothers.

After U.Va. I served as a lobbyist for Common Cause Indiana and started FreeRelief.net, a website that channeled corporate dollars to disaster relief efforts. I then moved to New York where I spent many happy hours at the U.Va. Club and worked as Executive Director of the Common Cause NJ. I then escaped the work world to attended Yale Law School. I'm now Executive Director of City First Enterprises, a bank holding company that brings together socially motivated private capital and venture philanthropy to create business-oriented community economic development solutions. In my spare time I work on UpGuppy.com, a rankings-focused social media startup that I bet you'll love.