A customer-centric mind can describe Class of 2014 alumnus Dylan Millhouse as he works to create connections between brand partners and customers as a Client Strategy Manager at Attentive.
As the third generation of Ragozzino Foods, Hamden Hall alumni and siblings Amy Ragozzino Lawless 1995 and Joe Ragozzino 2001 understand the ins-and-outs of the food industry. Their grandparents, Joe and Anna Ragozzino, established the Meriden-based Italian cuisine food company in 1952 after tasting canned spaghetti sauce that a salesman was peddling to them for their small grocery store.
Class of 1999 alumnus Dr. Brent Matza remains steadfast in his dedication to patient care as he works as a board-certified physician at CityMD in New York City.
Class of 2009 alumnus James Peter Greco has combined his love of aviation with his family’s affinity for the law into a lucrative career as he currently serves as an associate attorney practicing aviation law at Wilson Elser.
As one of six German students who spent his high school years under the pines, Class of 1951 alumnus Wilfried Mehring, or Willie as he was then known, remembers his time at Hamden Hall with fondness and has stayed in touch with our school community over the decades. Wil retired many years ago, but remains active through his volunteer work, daily exercise, and, of course, family life.
The cinematography and production work of Class of 1996 alumnus Jonathan Miller has been recognized as a documentary he worked on, The Last Out, won Outstanding Business and Economy Documentary at the 44th annual News & Documentary Emmy Awards, last September.
Class of 2008 non-graduate Erika Vingiano joined a prestigious group within sports media as she received one of the highest distinctions, an Emmy Award for Outstanding Studio Show - Daily: SportsCenter, as an associate producer at ESPN.
Class of 2014 alumna Maria Kozdroy has found herself a new home and job in Burlington, Vt., as she works as a Construction Control Representative or Project Manager for government construction projects. The post is part of the General Services Administration, which is a government agency.
Class of 2007 alumna Alexandra “Ali” Osborne and her partner Chris welcomed their first child, son Nile, on May 8, 2023. Ali is the daughter of former faculty member Marc Osborne and his wife Marcia Marquis.
Class of 2023 alumna and current New York University student Jennifer Zou has taken her songwriting talents to the next level as her original song, More Than Friends, is now available on streaming platforms.
Class of 1997 alumna Elizabeth Keyes has embarked on a new professional role as the Chief of Legal and Regulatory Affairs at the Connecticut Department of Transportation.
Class of 2011 alumna Olivia Dworkin creates beautiful lasting smiles as a dentist and now business owner as she opened her own practice, Dworkin Dental, with her father Dr. Jay Dworkin.
Class of 2009 alumnus Greg Reiner understands the societal impact of the digital world and works to elevate the product experience as Lead Product Manager at Meta.
As a board-certified behavior analyst, Class of 2010 alumnus Eric Warren Jr. enjoys helping people help themselves as he establishes planned behavior strategies for them and other impactful client-care services.
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Congratulations To Our Alumni Who Have Recently Graduated From Institutions of Higher Learning!
2019 Alumnus Studying and Working in Taiwan
Class of 2019 alumnus Joshua “Josh” Brause graduated Cum Laude from Colby College with Bachelor of Arts degree in government and a minor in East Asia studies.
2019 Alumnus Works to Revolutionize the Philanthropic Industry
Class of 2019 alumnus Dylan McNamara graduated Magna Cum Laude from Babson College with a Bachelor of Science degree from the School of Business. He is now working towards bringing a new perspective to the philanthropic industry.
Class of 2019 alumna Wenxin “Lana” Lan graduated with honors from Carnegie Mellon University with a Bachelor of Science degree in statistics and machine learning.
SLP Graduate Program on the Horizon for 2019 Aluma
Class of 2019 alumna Hope Riley graduated with an interdisciplinary degree in biology/ speech-language and hearing-sciences from Loyola University in Maryland.
Class of 2019 alumna Olivia Hughes graduated last December from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a degree in classical civilization and anthropology.
Class of 2019 alumnus John Carlo Letizia graduated from Connecticut College with a Bachelor of Art degree in English. He will attend Temple Law School in pursuit of his law degree in the fall.
Graduate Honors and Awards for Class of 2019 Alumna
Class of 2019 alumna Kirsten "Shaw" Mettler graduated from Stanford University with honors and a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science and a minor in Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (FGSS).
Allison Izzo 2014 Graduates NYU Stern School of Business
Class of 2014 alumna Allison “Allie” Izzo graduated with an MBA from New York University Stern School of Business. As a student in the Langone Part-Time MBA program, she specialized in Strategy; Supply Chain Management and Global Sourcing; and Leadership and Change Management.
Alumnus Jake Miceli, Class of 2019, graduated in May from Roger Williams University with a Bachelor of Science degree. Jake majored in finance with a minor in architecture.
Class of 2019 alumnus Ethan Fuoco graduated from Assumption University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in business management with a minor in education.
Class of 2019 alumna Riya Kapur graduated from Northeastern University with Bachelor of Science degree in business administration and communication studies with a concentration in marketing and minor in English. She will continue her journey at Boston Consulting Group as an ABE Email Marketing Specialist.
Class of 2019 alumna Lily Venditto graduated from Pennsylvania State University with a bachelor’s degree in biobehavioral health with a minor in nutrition.
Class of 2018 alumna Maisa Della Valle will pursue a career in psychedelic-assisted psychiatry following her graduation last spring from Wake Forest University. She majored in psychology and double minored in chemistry and biology.
Hamden Hall’s eighth head of school, James R. Maggart, passed away Nov. 19, 2021. Jim had served for 13 years under the pines before retiring in May 2004. Upon his retirement in 2004, Jim was surprised with news that his school community had established the James R. Maggart Scholarship Fund in his honor.
Jim's fund supports the education of young women.
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John F. Baesch, of South Baltimore, an Army veteran and retired CSX and Amtrak executive, died Nov. 14, of heart failure. He was 78. John is survived by his wife of 20 years, Hamden Hall alumna Evelyn Herzog, Class of 1965.
Stephen M. Babbitz of Orange, died on February 23 at the age of 81. He is survived by his daughter, Mara Babbitz Ginsberg, Hamden Hall Class of 1985 alumna and past parent, son David, Hamden Hall Class of 1986, several grandchildren, two of whom are Hamden Hall alumni, Nicholas Ginsberg, Class of 2010, and Abigail Ginsberg, Class of 2011, two great grandchildren, and extended family and friends. He was predeceased by his wife, Susan, whom he married in 1964.
Peter Moschetto Jr. of Middletown, Conn., formerly of Mohawk, NY, died on November 30 at the age of 53 after a long courageous battle with cancer. He was the father of Hamden Hall student, Nathan Moschetto, Class of 2030.
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