In this issue: Five Things That Matter with Ashley Ihasz Austin '01; meet your Burr and Burton Alumni Board; join us for Reunion 2022 (September 23-24); and save the date for the Gala on June 17!
In this issue: Five Things That Matter with Terrell Williams '97; the Winter Concert livestream; upcoming Winter Sports; and the 2020-21 Annual Appreciation Report!
In this issue: Five Things That Matter with Clem Wright '05; Reunion 2021 Registration!; the summer issue of The VIEW with Class Notes; and the fall play, A Wrinkle in Time!
In this issue: Five Things That Matter with Megan Beattie-Cassan '99; Big Bromley for BBA; the spring playoff schedule; and the 10th Annual Gawlik Awards!
In this issue: Five Things That Matter with Vance Griffith '92; Highlights from the winter 2021 issue of The VIEW; and Alumni/Business Support for Performing Arts!
In this issue: Five Things That Matter with Charity Clark '93; Dec. 15 deadline to submit Class Notes for The VIEW; Give the Gift of Burr and Burton; and Reunion 2021 Save the Date!
In this issue: Reopening campus for the 2020-21 school year; Check out class notes in The VIEW; See what's available in the new school store; and Become a class liaison!
In this issue: Introducing The Belltower; Celebrating the class of 2020; Update on Founders Hall; Looking ahead to the fall; and Reunion 2020 postponed.
Ashley Ihasz Austin '01 was inspired by music at a young age, and turned her love of music into a thriving career in the music industry. In this Five Things that Matter, Austin sits down with Advancement's Meredith Morin to discuss her business, her path to Los Angeles and back again, and what she loved most about BBA.
Terrell Williams ’97 grew up in Newark, NJ, and attended BBA for four years. He graduated from the University of Vermont with honors in 2001, and earned his Master's degree in clinical social work in 2008 from Bryn Mawr. He works as a school social worker at Imhotep Institute Charter High School in Philadelphia, and teaches a History of Hip Hop class virtually for BBA, alongside BBA social studies teachers Pete Nicholson and Andrew Cassarino. Terrell lives in the Mount Airy neighborhood of Philadelphia with his fiancé and their nine-child blended family.
Clem Wright ‘05 grew up in South Londonderry, a self-described “‘Over the Mountain’ kid.” After graduating in 2005, Clem went on to Harvard to earn a degree in English, and after college, he worked at a malaria non-profit in Sierra Leone before moving to San Francisco to work for Google. We sat down with Clem to talk about his work, his trajectory, and some of his favorite BBA moments that led him to where he is today.
Megan Beattie-Cassan ‘99 knows Burr and Burton from multiple angles: She’s an alum, she’s the current school nurse, and next year, she’ll also be a BBA parent. As the school nurse in the time of a global pandemic, Beattie-Cassan’s expertise has been a critical to both BBA’s reopening in the fall of 2020 and the successful prevention of the spread of COVID on campus. We caught up with Beattie-Cassan in late May to learn more about her many connections to BBA.
In February, we caught up with Vance Griffith '92 who lives with his family in Jackson Hole, Wyoming and has spent more than 20 years working on western ranch lands.
From the forthcoming winter VIEW: Burr and Burton alum Colin O’Leary ‘09 was in the middle of a Ph.D. studying respiratory viruses when the COVID-19 pandemic began in early 2020. Read about how the pandemic affected his research, why he came to study virology, and his hopes for the future of public health.
In November, we caught up with Charity Clark ‘93 who lives with her family in Williston and works as Chief of Staff to Vermont Attorney General TJ Donovan.
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