A serial entrepreneur, Frank Uible '85 co-founded Clementine's Creamery in St. Louis, MO, a childhood vision from his fiancée to bring joy and connection through a scoop of ice cream. He talks about mentorship, supporting causes in the community, the impact of Williams classmates, and gratitude to his grandfather and father. Continue reading »
Caroline Fan '03 and Kevin Hsueh '03 live just outside of St. Louis. Caroline is a startup consultant, community organizer, and founding President of the Missouri Asian American Youth Foundation. Kevin is an infectious disease doctor and faculty member at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. They share some of their community work, joys of gardening, introduced us to their dog Pixie, and talked about how journeys have failures and that is ok. Continue reading »
Alex Sherman '13 currently lives in Cleveland, OH and works as a speech pathologist. In our conversation, we chat about her work, trivia, fostering kittens, and the importance of listening to connect with others. Continue reading »
As a long-time telecommuter based out of Overland Park, KS, Cynthia Sharpe '94 uses words to build museum and theme park experiences. Continue reading »
After moving back to Rochester, NY, David Brown '07 has sought to foster connections and relationships among the tech entrepreneurs in Western New York through his work in venture capital. Continue reading »
Elisheba Odei '14 celebrates her friendship evolving into a sisterhood with Amina Avril '14 as they live their dream of becoming physicians. Continue reading »
Angelica Rodriguez ’05 explores who she is and Williams’ part in her purpose and her place. Continue reading »
Born and raised in the City of Rochester, Senator Brouk returned home to continue her journey in public service and most recently being elected to represent the 55th district in the New York State Senate. In this conversation we chat about the 'sparks' along the way that led to her involvement in the community as well as the things that bring joy in her life. Continue reading »
Aaron Carvell '99 currently serves as one of the heads of Old Home Distillers, a family owned distillery in Lebanon, New York. In our conversation, we chat about taking risks, the joys of family, being a trombonist, and building community wherever you go. Continue reading »
When she felt disconnected at Williams, Pei-Ru Ko ’09 created a space that embraced belonging for all. Continue reading »