Classes ending in 0s and 5s – this is your year!
Mark your calendars for Reunion Weekend, October 3-5, 2025.
Whether you are celebrating your 5th or 55th Reunion, We look forward to welcoming you back this fall to connect with fellow Ancients, hear from students and faculty, and learn about what is new and what remains the same at Farmington – our home.
This page will contain all the information that Ancients need to know about the weekend’s specifics. Check back for periodic updates and email Alumnae Relations with any questions!
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Help make your Reunion a memorable celebration by joining your Reunion Committee. This weekend is only made successful with the support of fellow Ancients like you. To learn more about volunteer opportunities, please email Alumnae Relations.
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Registration is now open!
Standard Pricing Tiers | |
| All-Inclusive Individual Registration | $200 |
| Saturday One-day Pass Individual Registration | $100 |
| Young Ancients (Classes of 2010-2020) | $75 |
| 50th Reunion (Class of 1975) | FREE |
| 80th-55th Reunions (Classes of 1945-1970) | $75 |
| Former Faculty and Staff | Free |
Schedule subject to change. Please check back often for updates, changes, and additions to the schedule.
| 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. | General Lunch | Main Dining Hall |
| 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. | Self-guided Tours of Campus | Pick-up map on Main shelf |
| 2:15 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. | Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Join us as we induct the 2004 Varsity Softball Team into the MPS Athletic Hall of Fame. Read the full announcement here. | Wean Lounge Patio If you plan to attend please RSVP to ahof@missporters.org |
| 2:15 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. | Registration | The Bates Lobby – back, lower Level of Main |
| 2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. | Student-led Tours of Campus | Leave from the front porch of Main |
| 3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. | Horticultural Tour | Leave from the front porch of Main |
| 4:45 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. | MPS Leadership Hosted Class Welcome Gathering: Hosted by Head of School Kate Windsor | Lamphere House |
MPS Leadership Hosted Class Welcome Gathering: Classes of 1980, 1990, 1995 Hosted by Chief Academic Officer Tim Quinn | Timothy Cowles House | |
MPS Leadership Hosted Class Welcome Gathering: Classes of 1985, 2000, 2005 Hosted by Chief Advancement Officer Christine Pina | Private campus residence – address available to attendees | |
| 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. | Class Dinners: Food and Drink Trucks | Fountain Lawn and Leila Dilworth Jones Memorial parking lot Rain Plan: The Crisp Gym |
| 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. | Cocktails, Mocktails and Dinner for the Classes of 1974 and earlier | Cocktails – Head of School’s Office, Main Dinner – Main Parlors, Main |
| 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. | Class of 1975 Cocktails, Mocktails and Dinner, 50th Class Reunion | Office of Admission, Greene House |
| 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. | Dessert Truck | Tennis Court parking lot loop |
| 8:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. | Ancient Little Meeting
Sign-up to perform here. | Weyerhaeuser Amphitheater Rain Plan: Barbara Lang Hacker ’29 Theater |
| 7:45 a.m. | Self-Guided Meditative Stroll A self-guided walk up to the Hill-Stead Museum to trek the Woodland Trail. Flat and easy strolling. Beautiful wildflower meadows and views of the hills around Farmington as well as the lovely Pope-Riddle house which constitutes the must-see Hill-Stead Museum. | Meet in front of Main Trails are free to access from the museum parking lot. There are a variety of small interconnecting loop trails through woods, meadows, and wetlands. |
| 8:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. | Registration | The Bates Lobby – back, lower Level of Main |
| 8:30 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. | Class of 1975, 50th Reunion Breakfast | Lamphere House |
| 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. | Friends of Bill W Meeting | Bent Seminar Room, M. Burch Tracy Ford Library |
| 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. | Service of Remembrance | First Church of Christ, Congregational, 1652 |
| 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. | Student-led Tours | Leave from the front porch of Main |
| 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. | Office of Equity & Inclusion Reception | The Dr. Glenda Newell-Harris ’71 Student Center |
| 11:00 a.m. – 12:15 a.m. | Leading Boldly Ancient Panel Presentation – Women on the Frontline in STEM | Barbara Lang Hacker ’29 Theater |
| 12:00 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. | Lunch & Alumnae Association Meeting | Main Dining Hall |
| 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. | Leading Boldly Ancient Panel Presentation – Women on the Frontline of Policy, Advocacy, & Civic Engagement | Barbara Lang Hacker ’29 Theater |
| 3:30 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. | Class Meetings and Photos | Various Locations |
| 6:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. | Singing in the Garden Class of 2020 Jump into the Fountain | Fountain Lawn |
| 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. | Reunion Cocktails and Mocktails | Fountain Lawn Rain Plan: M. Burch Tracy Ford Library |
| 7:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. | Reunion Dinner | Main Dining Hall |
| 9:15 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. | Performance by the 2026 Perilhettes | Main Dining Hall |
8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. | General Breakfast | Main Dining Room | |
9:45 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. | Class of 2000, 25th Reunion Breakfast / Brunch | Lamphere House | |
12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. | Farmington Historical Society Walking Tour | Begin at First Church of Christ, Congregational, 1652 | |
Enjoy the current iteration of the beloved MPS tradition where your fellow MPS Ancients and current students will share their talents in the form of music, dance, spoken word, and more! Want to perform a song with you and your friends? Have a favorite dance or spirit cheer that you did at school that you’d like to bring back? Any other special talents you’d like to share? This is your opportunity to shine! Click the button below to sign up and email alumnaerelations@missporters.org with any questions!
Please note that you must be registered for Reunion to participate.
Leading Boldly: Ancient Panels
This year’s Reunion features an extraordinary lineup of two panel discussions that will leave you inspired and proud of the remarkable community you’re a part of. We’ve assembled a formidable panel of Ancients and guests who will share their compelling stories of how they’ve relied on their intellect, curiosity, and creativity to find solutions to challenges they face within their communities and careers—and how their MPS education prepared them for exactly the moment we are in.
Women on the Frontline in STEM
Saturday, October 4, 11:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
Join us as pioneering Ancients share their journeys breaking barriers and leading change in traditionally male-dominated sectors.
Panelists:
Andrea Albert ’05
Staff Scientist (physicist), Los Alamos National Laboratory
Speaker Bio
Andrea (’05) is a physicist at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Her love of science grew during her time in Farmington, especially during her AP Chemistry class. She received her PhD in physics from The Ohio State University in 2013. Her dissertation was on searching for dark matter signals from space. She has been a scientist at Los Alamos since 2016. Currently she works on studying what happens to materials when they are shocked. Basically she blows things up and measures it with lasers! She lives in Los Alamos with her husband Dylan and their two cats Ben and Marty.
Emma Labrot McIntosh ’05
mRNA Digital Leader – Digital Transformation and Data Modeling, Sanofi
Speaker Bio
Emma McIntosh (Labrot), ’05, is an mRNA Digital Leader at Sanofi, contributing to digital transformation initiatives within the mRNA Center of Excellence in Sanofi’s Vaccine division. Based in Waltham, she works with teams to advance mRNA technology through computational approaches, including machine learning and AI applications.
Emma holds a Master’s degree in Bioinformatics from Harvard University’s Extension School and a Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences from Union College. Her career began at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston as an associate researcher for oncology drug discovery, followed by a role at Novartis Institutes of Biomedical Research where she developed skills in bioinformatics and data analytics.
As a digital leader, Emma has collaborated with software engineers, research scientists, and leadership teams to implement data-centric tools that support informed decision making. She focuses on effective communication between research and technical teams, and enjoys contributing to digital transformation initiatives in the evolving landscape of AI and ML in pharmaceutical research.
Jane Olayiwola ’10
Project Manager, Building Goodness Foundation; Lead Consultant, ConstructionJane
Speaker Bio
Jane Olayiwola’ 10 is a construction consultant, realtor, and real estate developer. After leaving Porter’s, she earned her undergraduate degree in Architecture Studies at Tufts University, and later earned her Master’s degree in Project Management at Northeastern University. She built a 14-year career spanning IT, real estate, construction management, and government contracting, working throughout the country—most recently, as the Senior Contractor Development Manager for LA’s regional Contractor Development & Bonding program.
She currently resides in Long Beach, California. She is passionate about real estate, sustainable architecture, art, and women’s independence.
Casey Brantner Severyn ’15
Materials, Process, and Physics Engineer, Boeing
Speaker Bio
After Porter’s, Casey Brantner Severyn ’15 graduated from the University of Michigan with a degree in Chemical Engineering in 2019 and the University of Washington with a degree in Materials Science and Engineering in 2020. Her work has taken her to Washington, California, Alabama, and New Jersey. Casey started in a rotational program where she worked on airplane production floors, solar cell manufacturing, and in chemical technology research and development. Currently, Casey works as a materials engineer testing components in cryogenic environments and supporting company compliance to environmental regulations. She received her Project Management Professional (PMP) certification in 2023.
Outside of work, Casey likes to bake, ski, and hike with her husband and 7-year-old chocolate lab.
Shakira Ramos Crespo ’98
Moderator
Associate Director, Product Marketing, Pratt & Whitney
Moderator Bio
Shakira Ramos Crespo ’98 graduated from Miss Porter’s School in 1998, Trinity College with a B.S in Mechanical Engineering in 2002 and University of Hartford with a Masters in Business Administration in 2013. Ramos joined Pratt & Whitney, a division of RTX (formerly UTC), in 2002 as an Aero/thermal engineer. She served in this role until 2008 until becoming a Technical Analyst supporting the Commercial Engines sales team. In 2014 she joined the Fleet Management Team as a Fleet Manager overseeing aftermarket contracts Pratt and Whitney have with airlines in the Asia Pacific region. In 2016 was promoted to Deputy Regional Fleet Manager. In 2019 she joined the Customer Strategy, Operations and Marketing organization as the Associate Director of Customer Experience and in 2021 she joined the Product Marketing team.
She has received numerous awards including UTC Volunteer of the Year in 2006 and Professional Role Model Award 2007 for the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers. Shakira served as the President of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineer-Connecticut Professional chapter in the past and currently serves as the treasurer. Shakira served on the Board of Trustees at Trinity College and on the Alumnae Board as Co-President and Trustee for Miss Porter’s School. Shakira just completed her term as Co-Chair to the Women Leadership Council at Trinity College and is on the Board of Directors for the Hartford Youth Scholars and National Science and Technology Medals Foundation.
Women on the Frontline of Policy, Advocacy, & Civic Engagement
Saturday, October 4, 2:00 p.m. – 3:15 p.m.
Discover how our graduates are shaping policy, driving advocacy efforts, and transforming educational landscapes. This panel will be moderated by Head of School Dr. Katherine G. Windsor.
Panelists:
Gaylynn Burroughs ’95, P’27
Vice President for Education and Workplace Justice, National Women’s Law Center
Speaker Bio
Gaylynn Burroughs ’95, P’27 is vice president for education and workplace justice at the National Women’s Law Center (NWLC) where she oversees NWLC’s advocacy, policy, and litigation efforts to protect and advance the rights of women and girls at work and at school. Gaylynn previously led the employment task force and economic security team at the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights and was policy director for the Feminist Majority and Feminist Majority Foundation. She received her Juris Doctor and Master of Laws from the New York University School of Law and her Bachelor of Arts from Yale University.
Elisabeth Griffith
Author, historian, non/profit leader, former Head of School of Madeira School
Speaker Bio
Historian Elisabeth Griffith is an author, activist, and expert on American women’s history. Her biography of suffragist Elizabeth Cady Stanton, In Her Own Right, was hailed by both Oprah and the Wall Street Journal as “one of the five best books on women’s history.” It was the basis of Ken Burns’ documentary on Stanton and Anthony, Not For Ourselves Alone, his only film about women’s history.
Betsy’s new book, Formidable: American Women And The Fight For Equality, 1920-2020, is an “engaging, relevant, sweeping chronicle,” according to the New York Times, “a multiracial, inclusive timeline of the struggles and triumphs of both Black and white women. A profoundly illuminating tour de force.”
A graduate of Wellesley College with a doctorate in history from American University, Betsy worked with the National Women’s Political Caucus to expand women’s rights, elect women candidates and ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. She has been teaching women’s history for forty years. Her twenty-two-year tenure as head of Madeira, a girls’ boarding and day school in McLean, Virginia, earned the Washington Post’s Distinguished Educational Leadership Award. A member of the Society of American Historians and Veteran Feminists of America, she has been a Kennedy Fellow at Harvard and a Klingenstein Fellow at Columbia.
Recently Betsy began publishing essays about women past and present on Substack. Her Pink Threads relate to specific historic dates in women’s history. Recent posts addressed Title IX, Barbies, Margaret Chase Smith’s “Declaration of Conscience,” the Brown v. Board decision and the musical Suffs.
Sana Hussain ’00
Leader in public policy, social impact, and public-private partnerships.
Speaker Bio
Sana Hussain ’00 is a leader in public policy, social impact, and public-private partnerships with over 15 years of experience working across government, business, and the nonprofit sector. She began her career with U.S. Senator Barack Obama and went on to serve as a Presidential political appointee in the Obama Administration, holding senior roles at the White House and the U.S. Agency for International Development. During this time, she advised Ambassadors and senior officials on foreign policy, conflict management, and youth development across Asia and the Middle East.
Motivated to bring that experience into new arenas, Sana transitioned to the private sector, where she worked to strengthen communities through innovation and cross-sector collaboration. At World Business Chicago, she advanced inclusive economic development by bringing leading tech companies to Chicago. At GitHub, she shaped the strategy for its Education program and built global partnerships that opened access to developer tools for students worldwide. Most recently, as Director of Corporate Partnerships at Pledge 1%, she helped lead the flagship Builders program of 50+ high-growth tech companies, guiding them in embedding philanthropy and sustainability into their core business models.
Known as a connector and thought partner, Sana is passionate about elevating marginalized voices, advancing equity, and inspiring the next generation of women in leadership and policy. She lives in Illinois with her husband and three sons.
Bridget Meedzan ’10
Population Health Consultant, Yale New Haven Health
Speaker Bio
Bridget Meedzan, MPH is a Population Health Consultant at Yale New Haven Health, where she applies her expertise in healthcare analytics, quality improvement, and the Social Drivers of Health to support data-driven, equitable care initiatives. She holds a Master of Public Health from Columbia University and brings a global perspective to her work, shaped by her service as a Community Health Peace Corps Volunteer in Madagascar (2016–2018). Bridget is passionate about global health development, capacity building, and the vital role culture plays in shaping health outcomes.
The Ivy School Store Reunion Hours
| Friday | 10:45 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. |
| Saturday | 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. |
| Sunday | 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. |
Friday, October 3, 2025 we will have a selection of beverage & food trucks on campus serving the Class Dinners for the classes of 1976 – 2020. Click the link below to learn more about the food trucks that will be available!
*Food trucks will be able to address various dietary needs and restrictions. Please alert Pizza Truck to gluten allergies and they will be able to accommodate.
Parking for Reunion Weekend will be available in the following areas:
| Tennis Court Parking Lot | 69 Garden Street | Accessible parking spots available here |
| Pool & Squash Building Parking Lot | 88 Garden Street | Accessible parking spots available here |
| North Campus Loop | 3 Porter Road | Accessible parking spots available here EV charging stations available here |
| Office of Admission at the Greene House | 44 Mill Lane |
In response to the Ancient Census feedback that we have received to date, and in our efforts to make Miss Porter’s School an authentic community of belonging, we have worked to ensure that our events and programming are accessible to all who want to participate. In addition to the many changes made to campus to make school more physically accessible to students, Ancients, employees, visitors, below, you will find the list of accommodation and accessibility considerations we have made throughout our Reunion planning process.
- Our Dining Service, Flik Independent School Dining, will offer a wide range of food options throughout the weekend. If you have any food allergies or dietary restrictions, the staff will be able to answer questions for you regarding ingredients. Please know that the MPS campus is nut-free, and that there will always be gluten-free, dairy free and vegetarian options available at each event. Please email alumnaerelations@missporters.org if you will be coming to campus and have a severe food allergy that we should know about.
- Large-print weekend schedules will be available at registration.
- A designated quiet space will be available.
- Gender neutral bathrooms will be available in Main (primary floor), the Noni, the Dr. Glenda Newell-Harris ’71 Student Center, the M. Burch Tracy Ford Library (first floor), and The Grist Mill.
- A Friends of Bill W meeting will be held on Saturday morning.
- Mocktails and non-alcoholic beverages will be available in every place that alcohol will be offered.
- Two separate nursing and pumping spaces and a Pluie changing table will be available in Main.
- Dining chairs will accommodate larger body sizes.
- Golf cart transportation will be available from the Farmington Inn to campus as well as around campus for those that need it.
- Pronoun ribbons will be provided at registration for Ancients to share their pronouns on their name tags if they feel comfortable.
- There will be ample spaces and signage for accessible parking.
If you have any questions, or specific accessibility issues that you would like to discuss prior to your visit, please feel free to contact Alumnae Relations or call 860-409-3634.
We have secured room blocks at two area hotels for reunion classes. Please find which hotel your class should book at below and click the link for more details about options and special discounted rates being offered for Reunion 2025.
- Classes of: 1945-2020: Hampton Inn & Suites Hartford/Farmington
- Classes of: 1945-2020: Avon Old Farms Hotel
- (SOLD OUT) Classes of 1945-1975: The Farmington Inn
Other Area hotels include:
Need more help planning? See answers to some of the most frequently asked Reunion questions. If you do not see an answer to a question you have, please email Alumnae Relations.
Reunion weekend is Friday, October 3 – Sunday, October 5, 2025.
Registration will open on July 14, 2025.
While all Ancients are welcome to register and attend a Reunion Weekend, Reunion 2025 will be specifically celebrating the Reunion years of Ancients whose classes end in 0 or 5.
Registration costs for Ancients vary. Please refer to the early bird and standard pricing charts in the registration section of this post.
You are welcome to bring your family, particularly during daytime events, but keep in mind that the majority of Ancients tend to attend solo to use the opportunity to reconnect with classmates. All guests must be registered for reunion – the same cost that applies to an Ancient applies to their guest as well.
If bringing children, please note that we do not offer any child-specific programming.
We strive to update the list of attendees once per week. If you have registered but do not see your name listed, please check back the following week.
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Cynnie Greenleaf Fanton
Rosalie Day Hughes
Josie Merck
Anne Stillman Nordeman
Jane Richards
Alison Heydt Tung
Beverly Chan
Lisa Kunstadter
Nanny Thomas Baker
Bonye Wolf Barone
Debbie Collier Bowin & Guests (name update)
Mimi Tyler Calabresi
Carol Yeomans Conard
Marion Love Couzens
Lydia Craigmyle
Clary Cutler
Kip Donaldson
Tricia Everett
Fairfax Fullerton Fair
Pooh Starr Gephart
Gigi Ghriskey
Uneda Gilbert Hickman
Libby Maynard Gordon
Cathy Herron Hall
Cathy Mead Hamill
Martha Griffin Hennig
Mardie Corbin Holland
Ins Howell
Leslie Spencer Huffman
Libby Husted
Paige Callen James
Lucy Cooper Karlsson
Marylou Laughlin
Kathy Stanton LeMond
Ellen White Levy
Wendy Willis Livingston
Mitsou Lloyd MacNeil
Sarah Stone Maynard
Susan Putnam Peck
Susan Phillips
Pill Pilling
Betsey Balding Ruprecht
Breezy Salmon
Mary Sloane
Judy Smith
Lynne Sillcox Stewart
Peggy Ward
Lindy Williams
Wendy Winograd
Sabina Adamson Wood
Loring Allen
Sarah Schwab Ambrogi
Libby Bancroft
Robin Corton Bellamy
Patti Taggart Bellis
Ridgely Horsey Biddle
Posie Carpenter
Katie Clark
Betsy Phelan de Lotbinière
Alicia Grimes
Alden Tullis O’Brien
Mary Blow Prevost
Martha Sterne
Mary Vaughn Williams
Laura Bennett
Mia Carbonell
Patty McLaughlin Cheshire
ELP Patterson Coons
Erica Doyle
Alex Muse Ehrlich
Anne Ellis-Ruzzante
Courtney George
Anique Gorman-Scharf
Ashley Williams Madden
Olga Petrovich Mahoney
Posey Ferguson Miller & Logan Miller
Lucy Montgomery
Sloan Frazer Pendleton
Melissa McKernan Pulliam
Lori Robinson
Eleanor Seaman
Elise de Compiegne Shatto
Blair Lucas Shelby
Alex Wetmore
Karen Blanchfield White
Dawn Lazarus
Amy Willard Costello
Jenn Costello
Noël Pittman Davidson
Jennie McLean Delaney
Kristina Keenan Faddoul
Erin Farrell
Ally Wheeler Gabriele
Heather McConnel Goukler
Kate Gurnham Griewahn
Natalie Harvey
Ann Gouldin Kay
Louise Kennedy
Sarah Klish Liu
Erin Croughwell Luben
Lisa McCormick Mannix
Leslie Mason
Courtney McGovern
Tonya Meeks
Jenny Quigley Mercer
Jojo Nichols Montgomery
Emily Hayes Nicholson
Al Vance Scherer
Annie Martin Simonds
Karen Staib
Aimee St. Clair Tallarico
Nance White Wheeler
Chrissy Cox
Anne Hargrave
Chrissy Amato
Erin Brennan Bagley
Sara Beñet
Chris Trinidad Bryant
Gaylynn Burroughs
Jaime Cheshire
Amy Dietterich
Anne Trainer Garcia
Julie Clough Griffin
Karinne Jervis
Victoria Keelan
Vaani Kodali
Ali Feen Koss
Kay Lawson
Leah Gutsch Lehrburger
Keli “Log” LeMoi
Abby Clark Luchies
Liza Denny Oneglia
Risa David Rich
Coya Brewer Sadd
Mia Carrabba Sardilli
Dominique Casimir Stevens
Amanda Swain
Jenn Gorzelany Weinheimer
Lorin Cassidy Wolfe
Juliana Garcia-Uribe
Deana Jones Jean
Stephanie Higgins Bealing
Imani Brown
Georgia Burman
Leah “Chubbs” Chubb-Silverman
Clare Creighton
Katie Creighton
Roshai Crichlow-Ward
Audrey Dorélien
Hathaway Fiocchi Ellis
Winter Berry Gallant
May Okada Gianoli
Margie Graham
Liza Hobson
Kristin Alberti Hogan
Sana Hussain Khan
Liz Perman Nehdi
Julie “Jules” Oyogoa
Leslie Paisley
Margaret Gaines Rickenbacker
Cortney Ricketts
Diana Fairchild-Carbonell Robbana
Kim Silva-Laboy
Abbey Pope Spurrell
Megan Stevenson
Jen Leavitt Tietjen
Sarah Winans
Jordan Caswell Dolfi
Vanessa Viruet
Lexie Clinton Ahmed
Andrea Albert
Diana Castillo
Michelle Colacion
Erica Dressler
Shanice Bacote Ennis
Sarah Faude
Katy Gaffney
Emily Maguire Griggs
Eleanor Bradley Healy
Allison Cohan Itin
Jhodice Stewart Jackson
Maansi Johri
Amelia Barksdale-Patterson Krysinski
Emma Labrot McIntosh
Judy Joslow Quintana
Bekka Ross Russell
Katie Rae Mulvey Stolper
Emily Taylor
Holly Davis Tennent
Adriana Valenciano
Mei-Ling Wong & Lane Compton
Alesandra Zsiba
Rachel McGrath
Sasha Agins
Meg Cowell Bohannan
Lauren Burgess
Mairead Deeley-Wood
Bridget Meedzan
Alex Menell
Lucy Williams Millet
Anna Eccles Nafie
Jane Olayiwola
Melissa Picon
Elizabeth Staub
Caroline Thompson
Helen Bang
Gaby Banks
Olivia Benson
Anjulee Bhalla
Alex Boelhouwer
Kaitlyn Calcinari
Christine Charles
Becca Clark
Clare Courcey
Lauren DiDonato
Izzie Donohoe
Sawyer Frisbie
Audrey Grommers
Alex Hickey
Sydni Johnson
Michelle Kurz
Lily Lee
Eliane Mitchell
Simi Olofinboba
Hannah Patience
Naila Perez-Stringari
Charlotte Prior
Morgan Reid
Kate Sanders
Casey Brantner Severyn
Rachel Song
Morgan St. Pierre
Ashley Tabb
Persephone Tsebelis
Katie Tyner & Alison Whyte
Ana Bartkiewicz
Celina Barton
Alexandria Black
Linda Cai
Marley Chang
Elle Choi
Lila Conners
Alexia Cusano
Lucinda De Laney
Juliana Diamantis
Julia Dowd
Kyla Gallagher
Mia Gergis
Callie Godfrey
Meena Gupta
Jenna Hall
Brooke Kibbe
Katje Knoblauch
Audrey McMillan
Aanya Mohan
Delaney Nwachukwu
Carolina Pacheco Balcazar
Kelly Ray
McKenzie Roller
Alexia Sanabria
Esmé Smith
Noknoi Sophonpanich
Abby Sunde
Evie Usich
Kami Vigilant
Susan Zheng
Gene Cassidy
Officer Phil Daigle
Madame Gorman
Jackie Gray
Betsy Griffith
Carole Shmurak
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