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Wednesday, March 22
7:00-8:00pm ET
(Virtual Program)
Join us on Wednesday, March 22 from 7:00-8:00pm ET as the HCHSAA celebrates Women’s History Month in March. We invite you to attend a virtual discussion of Felicia Kornbluh’s compelling new book that illustrates the modern fight for reproductive rights. As the U.S. reckons with a post-
HCHSAA Executive Director Lorna Malcolm kicked off the 2022 holiday season by hosting a dinner for Hunter alumnae/i living in the UK following Thanksgiving weekend.
Class years represented ranged from 1949-2016. Held at Searcys at the Gherkin, our guests were treated to dinner with a backdrop of dramatic city views. …
The HCHSAA Diversity Committee is excited to invite alumnae/i to share in its inaugural observance of Hispanic Heritage Month on Thursday, September 22 from 7-8pm ET! This year, we will host a virtual discussion of the book Kid Quixotes: A Group of Students, Their Teacher, and the One-Room School Where …
Erica ROSENFELD Halverson ’93 and Alek FRIEDMAN Lev ’93 have teamed up to create the new weekly podcast ARTS EDUCATORS SAVE THE WORLD, which brings successful artists together in conversation with their mentors. Their audio producer is Justin Asher ’93, and the Hunter connections don’t end there; the season opener …
A collection of writings related to the pandemic
Christina Zhou ’14 has created a writing project birthed in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. She began collecting writing from friends once quarantine began, and feels that COVID-19 has challenged us to find our inner voice and share it, even when
Anna Kirkorian ’00, M.D. was recently appointed Chief of Dermatology at Children’s National Hospital in Washington, DC. An expert in laser and surgical treatments for pediatric dermatology patients, Kirkorian has published numerous peer-reviewed articles and has given presentations at many national meetings.
Joshua Geltzer ’01 has joined the White House in a role working to counter domestic violent extremism. Appointed as Special Assistant to President Biden and Special Advisor to the Secretary of Homeland Security, he will work alongside the Homeland Security Advisor to stem the rise of extremist groups from forming
The Outside Story premieres April 30
Casimir Nozkowski ’94 will be releasing his first feature film, The Outside Story, on Friday, April 30. The film is a drama/comedy about Charles Young, a broken-hearted video editor. Perceiving a betrayal of trust as a sign his girlfriend Isha is leaving him, Charles
Avril Haines ’87 will make history as the country’s first female Director of National Intelligence. Nominated by President-Elect Joe Biden, Haines will serve as the leader of seventeen U.S. intelligence agencies addressing domestic and foreign policy matters.
Previously, Haines was Deputy Director of the Central Intelligence Agency under President Barack …
Kent Anker ’87 was appointed Chief Legal Officer of the Executive Council of The Episcopal Church in November. Anker will function as general counsel and provide legal advice and services in relation to secular legal matters to the board and officers of the Church. He brings a depth of experience …
