“I see something in you”
Peter D. Kiernan ’75 became a best-selling author, just as his Williams professor predicted he would. Continue reading »
1970-1979
Class Secretary Struggles: VOLUME 1
Begging for class notes is timeless... Continue reading »
Class Secretary Struggles: VOLUME 2
Begging for class notes is timeless… Continue reading »
Class Secretary Struggles: VOLUME 3
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A Family Away from Home
Clive Connor ’75 remembers how reaching out to the alumni network resulted in helpful advice and a delicious shared meal. Continue reading »
Chemistry Lessons
Bill Wadt ’70 credits a chemistry professor with launching him on a successful research career Continue reading »
Leadership, intellect and humanity
Gerry Kelly ’79 recounts how his Morgan East JA and basketball teammate helped make his hometown a better place for physically disabled citizens. Continue reading »
Coming Full Circle
A child of Cuba, Bill Jaume ’77 now supports other students from his home country with his gift to financial aid. Continue reading »
Constant and Valued
Greg Williams ’73 made connections in Professor Steve Lewis’ Econ 101 class far beyond the curriculum. Continue reading »
A Great Intellectual Game
Kennedy Richardson ’71 turned the study of physics into a career managing an equity fund, always connecting his work back to lessons learned at Williams. Continue reading »