Alumni
Upcoming Events
Boston Alumni Cocktail Reception
Hosted by David Capodilupo ’79
Friday, April 5, 2019
6:00-8:00 PM
MIT Samberg Conference Center, Salon East
50 Memorial Drive, 7th Floor
Cambridge, MA
Space is limited - RSVP HERE
New York City Alumni Social
Harbor Blues 30th Reunion & Zombie Jam
You're invited to sing!
Saturday, June 8, 2019
GFA - 35 Beachside Avenue, Greens Farms, CT
4:00 PM Rehearsal and Celebration
6:00 PM Zombie Jam
RSVP to Lauren Muller or Betsy Bergeron
Alumni Council
Mission
Working as ambassadors to unite all alumni with one another and GFA today: communication; orchestrating meaningful events; supporting the school with time and treasure; maintaining life-long relationships and networking to better serve our school and help one another achieve both career and personal goals.
Members
Carl G. Anderson III '97
Michelle Gallagher Backus '00
James Bebon '83, President
Anna C. Birinyi '09
Nicole Ganim Brightbill '95
Nicole A. Chardavoyne '95
Michelle E. Cole '01
Nicholas D'Addario '04
Rebecca Brock Dixon '95
Josh Fishkin '92
Mari Bebon Flicker '82
Kathleen M. Hennessy '75
Matthew S. Hintsa '06
Tracy Wheeler Lennon '82
Michelle Levi '01
Sefra A. Levin '03
Martha Gates Lord, Ed.D. '74
Brooke E. Mcgrath '11
Olivia Newhouse '06
Michele M. Orris-Modugno '76
Harrison G. Potter '14
Gioia J. Riccio, M.D. '84
Christopher E.G. Saxe '74
Katherine Price Snedaker '85
Rosamond Koether Stephanak '82
Elizabeth McKinney Tritschler '78
Mentorship Programs
Global Studies (Upper School)
The Reader Project offers alumni the opportunity to work with GFA students pursuing a diploma with a concentration in Global Studies on their global thesis projects. The time commitment is around 10 hours per year. Readers are matched with students based on their relevant expertise or background in the topic. Please fill out this simple form to sign up for the Reader Project. If you have any questions about the Reader Project, please contact Ward Abel, Upper School World Languages Department.
Nonprofit (Middle School)
GFA alumni who work in the nonprofit sector have the experience and expertise our eighth grade students need as they create and pitch their own nonprofit organization in the spring semester. For information about how you can be a resource for this year's eighth graders, please contact Griffen Stabler, Middle School Dean.
