The 92 Report
av Will Bachman
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184. Mimi Rocah, Mom, Prosecutor, & Author
184. Mimi Rocah, Mom, Prosecutor, & Author
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Conversations with the Harvard and Radcliffe Class of 1992, hosted by Will Bachman '92. Every member of the class has a story to tell, and the goal is to interview every one of them. There are 1,600 members of the class, so at a rate of one episode per week, this project will take 30 years. Register for email updates at 92report.com
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- 184. Mimi Rocah, Mom, Prosecutor, & Author · 42 minMimi Rocah lives in Westchester, New York, with her husband David Anders, a fellow lawyer she met while working as a prosecutor in the Southern District of New York. After…
- 183. Thomas Norman, Professor & Faculty Founder of the CSUDH Innovation Incubator · 46 minShow Notes Thomas Norman grew up in Duluth, Minnesota, before moving to northwestern Wisconsin. He lobbied to add a class period in high school so he could take four years of…
- 182. Leo Clark, A Career in the Financial Markets & Some Side Adventures · 41 minShow Notes: Leo Clark participated in the Jean Monnet Program at Ecole Polytechnique in Paris following his graduation from Harvard. The fellowship was a work-study-travel…
- 181. Kath Mertens, Next Chapter: Animal Behavior · 36 minKath Mertens (Kath Ulman) reflects on her life stage, mentioning her 20-year-old son heading to college, her divorce, and her part-time work. She describes feeling on the cusp of…
- 180. Kristen Fowler Garland, From Cambridge to Japan to Alaska · 29 minShow Notes: Kristen Fowler Garland majored in East Asian Studies and Japanese at Harvard. She explains her decision to spend five years in Japan after graduation, including two…
- 179. Clare Scherrer, Investment Banker, CFO, Public Board Director · 38 minShow Notes Clare Scherrer outlines her career journey in three main chapters: 25 years at Goldman Sachs in Investment Banking, a number of years as a public company Chief…
- 178. Mara (Beverwyk) Christine, Librarian, Teacher, Lawyer · 25 minShow Notes: Mara Christine (formerly Mara Beverwyk) describes her circuitous path, starting with a job at the Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) in Berkeley, followed by a…
- 177. Kiki Snyder, Assigned Karen at Birth · 38 minShow Notes: Kiki (formerly Karen) Snyder shares her 35-year journey since her breakdown at Harvard, which landed her in restraints at McLean Hospital during exams in 1991. She…
- 176. Maya Browne, The Road Not Taken · 46 minShow Notes: Maya Browne recounts her senior year at Harvard, including writing her thesis "Idealizing Vision" which was about how magazine editors, photographers, and designers…
- 175. Chana Gable Selmon, Medicine Without Borders · 48 minShow Notes: Chana Gable Selmon explains she joined Harvard as a transfer student in 1990, overlapping two years with the class of 1992. She graduated in 1993 after completing…
- 174. Jenny Davidson, Professor of English & Comparative Literature · 48 minShow Notes: Jenny Davidson describes her continued passion for literature, reading, and writing, her interest in primatology, adventures in Tanzania, and her new hobbies. Form…
- 173. Teresa Nakra, Exploring Music through Culture, Technology, & Creative Coding · 37 minShow Notes Teresa shares her background as a music major at Harvard, focusing on conducting. She discusses her decision to apply for the Michael C. Rockefeller Fellowship to…
- 172. Michael Lim, Physicist, Mentor, Traveler · 29 minShow Notes: Kim Goyette reflects on Michael Lim's early days at Harvard, starting with their time in Dorm Crew. They met in Lionel Hall and became friends, with Michael being a…
- 171. Chuck Hughes, The Road To College · 47 minShow Notes: Chuck Hughes talks about his role on the Harvard Hockey team, being intimidated by recruiting processes and obtaining his teaching certificate while at Harvard. He…
- 170. Jessica (McBee) Kerrigan, CASA Staff and Volunteer · 29 minShow Notes: Jessica Kerrigan (formerly Jessica McBee) shares that she applied for an internship with the American Symphony Orchestra League but didn't get it, leading her to work…
- 169. Ian F. McNeely, Historian of Knowledge and Dean · 35 minShow Notes: Ian McNeely talks about his academic path, including a PhD in History from the University of Michigan and a position in the Society of Fellows at Harvard. He met his…
- 168. Peter Schmidt, From Math to Neuroscience · 47 minShow Notes: Peter Schmidt talks about his senior year during the Iraq War, and how the news on the problem of jobless recovery led him to consider graduate school. The Journey…
- 167. Lauren Messmore, From Banks to Boards · 33 minShow Notes: From Hiking to River Cruises Lauren Messmore opens the conversation by sharing her experience of hiking Hadrian's Wall in England with her husband, which she…
- 166. Miguel Sancho, Executive Producer, Showrunner, & Author · 47 minShow Notes: Miguel Sancho shares his background, mentioning his small-town roots in eastern Kansas and his education at Harvard and Phillips Andover Academy where he studied…
- 165. Bridget A. Lyons, Author, Adventurer, and Artist · 44 minShow Notes: In this conversation, Bridget Lyons describes her experience with the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS), which led her to a three-month course in Alaska. She…
