We asked the Class of 2003 to share some quick updates about where they are and what they have been doing since graduating from Blair a decade ago:
Harry Bullen: I majored in Computer Science and Mathematics at Florida Institue of
Technology. After graduating I worked at Intelligent Automation Inc, in
Derwood, I volunteered as a mentor for the Blair Robot Project. In
2012 I moved to New York City to work at Google, where I work on video
ads.
![]() Jessica Chang: After Blair, I went to UMCP for undergrad in CS and Math, after which I moved to Seattle for grad school at UW. I love Seattle, but eventually found my way back to the DMV. (For a while, I worked one floor above Andrew Lee!) This past August, I completed my PhD in Computer Science. I joined the DoD as a researcher, just in time for the furlough. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Dan Hill: I graduated from Carnegie Mellon and then joined Google. Now I'm a manager on AdWords. Samantha Hong: I am currently an attorney at Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher in New York practicing patent litigation. Importantly and impressively, I've attempted to stick with swimming and am currently a member of NYC Hydras. This does not mean I attend practice on any regular basis. ![]() | Daniel Ku: I have recently returned to the DC area and find myself fighting the paperwork war behind a desk in the Pentagon. At times, I almost feel like an adult, but I'm mostly unchanged from my high school days. ![]() Jacinda Moore: I studied Computer Science at RPI and am working at a software company in Brooklyn. Mairi Hunter (class of '04) and I recently bought a house in Ossining, NY. I spend my spare time knitting and LARPing. ![]() ![]() Sherin Rouhani: I'm currently in Charlottesville, VA doing an MD/PhD program at the
University of Virginia. I plan to defend my PhD in Immunology next year
and then head back to finish the last two years of medical school. Michael Sidorov: I graduated from Northwestern University in 2007 and moved to Boston to study neuroscience at MIT. I am now finishing my Ph.D. on the molecular mechanisms of single-gene disorders associated with autism. I am getting married this November then moving with my fiancee, Tamara, to Chapel Hill to begin a postdoctoral fellowship at UNC. In my spare time, I play in a competitive fast-pitch wiffleball league which has taken me to 12 states so far to play. ![]() Please share your own updates! |