Alumni Profiles

Pink V. '11 credits her time at OES with teaching her the ability to think logically and confidently take on challenges.

Hear about what Nut Cheepsongsuk is doing in Bangkok.

Hear what Kelly is doing in her career and some of her favorite OES memories.

Read how Ivana Horvat’s life experiences inspired her documentary filmmaking and learn about her latest venture, Food Foray.

Hear from John Egan ’75 and learn about the work he is doing through the nonprofit organization he founded, Blue Sky Education Projects.

Catch up with Molly Morgan Black ’05 and learn about her endeavors with Girls Who Code.

Learn what Jason Henkle ’99 has been up to, including teaching at OES.

Find out what Maddy has been working on, how she balances her career with finishing college, and her favorite OES memories.

Read about Oyana’s work in Africa and her favorite memories of OES.

Hear about what Darren Lai is up to now and what winning the Bishop Dagwell Award at OES meant to him.

Learn what Kendall Duffie has been doing since graduating from OES.

Read about Elizabeth's current career and her memories of OES.

Hear about how Kara is enjoying her studies in Mechanical Engineering at UC Berkeley and her recent unique internship.

Alexandra "Dzana" Ashworth is an artist, filmmaker, and writer interested in exploring community, belonging, and identity. She is also a Fulbright-NatGeo Scholar.

Hear from Alex Chabert about his career and how he applied what he learned at OES to his professional growth.

Hear what Bo Goodrich '15 is up to these days.

Hear about what Katie Watson '17 is doing now and her advice to current OES students.

Meet alumna Grace Choi '14, who now works for NBC Sports.

Meet OES alum Sean Haglund ’89.

Roxanne Walitzki ’05 is a performance artist trained in vocal performance at NYU and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.

After graduating from OES in 2005, Couper Moorhead attended Boston University as part of their journalism program, which eventually led him to an internship with the Boston Celtics and later a full-time content position with the Miami Heat.

After OES, Seth Kelsey '99 competed at three Olympics in the sport of fencing.

Katherine is a political officer in the Foreign Service at the U.S. Department of State.

I would say the development of my leadership skills throughout my time at OES definitely play a huge role in where I stand today, specifically in my current position.

Bonnie Dunbar Hahn '49 has led a truly amazing life.

Hesna Al Ghaoui '96 is an award-winning television journalist, filmmaker, former war correspondent, and author of four books, with a special interest in human behavior, fear, and resilience.

Paige Parker Johnson ’84 is Vice President of Education Marketing for Microsoft. For more than two decades, Paige has led initiatives to transform and personalize education through the effective use of technology, both in the US and abroad.

Alex Ames '01 works as Director of Content & Creative Excellence at The Coca-Cola Company in Atlanta. He answered a few questions regarding how OES impacted his life. 

Cynthia Doran's career spanned the transition from the all-girls St. Helen's Hall into the current Oregon Episcopal School.

Jordan Fink '99 has founded a nonprofit called Build Soil.

Jack Morningstar '18 has been highlighted in the media recently with interviews on a variety of media outlets including the Boston Herald.

Gary Crossman first came to OES in 1977 and has worn many hats, including math teacher, dean of academics, coach, and dorm parent.