After graduating from Cornell with a degree in Sociology, Samantha Henig '02 wrote for the Chronicle of Higher Education, the Boston Globe, the Boston Phoenix, Harvard Magazine, and Newsweek.  She is now an editor for Double X, an online magazine aimed at women that Slate is launching in the spring. She lives in Brooklyn with fellow Blair (but CAP!) and Cornell alum Katie Jentleson.

After receiving his MSc in Chemical Biology from Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar, William Hwang '02 was awarded a Soros Fellowship and an NIH MSTP position to enter the joint Health Science and Technology MD-PhD program at Harvard and MIT.  While an undergraduate at Duke, he founded United InnoWorks Academy, a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization in 2003 with a group of friends, and has served as Executive Director for five years.  William was recognized for his community service with the BR!CK Award, dubbed the "Oscars of youth service awards" by CNN, the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award for excellence of character and outstanding commitment to humanitarian service, the William J. Griffith University Service Award, and the Student Affairs Distinguished Leadership Award.