Celebrate
Reunion at Thurtene Carnival will be packed with events on campus and around St. Louis, but there are a few signature Reunion experiences you won’t want to miss, like the Welcome Back Party, the Alumni BBQ on the East End of Danforth Campus, and your Class of 2005 Party! We’re busy working on a full schedule, so check back in early 2025 to read about all of the receptions, tours, and events we have planned.
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Class memories
Class notes
Kathryn Zuckerman, AB ’05, is executive director at CBS News, overseeing the planning and strategy of special programming.
Danielle Borrin Hertz, AB ’05, was appointed to be a member of the United States Holocaust Memorial Council, the governing board of trustees of the museum.
Keith Beutler, MA ’05, penned George Washington’s Hair: How Early Americans Remembered the Founders (University of Virginia Press, November 2021).
Shannon Puopolo, AB ’05, a stockholder in Henderson, Franklin, Starnes & Holt, P.A., was honored by Business Observer magazine, which named her to its 40 Under 40 list.
Looking back at 2005
Gephardt reminds 2005 graduates of the Golden Rule’s value
Richard A. Gephardt, former U.S. House minority leader, and four others — William H.
Gass, Emily R. Pulitzer, Robert G. Roeder
and James E. Stowers Jr. — received honorary doctoral degrees at the ceremony
attended by more than 12,000 people, including some 2,500 new graduates.
Siteman advances to NCI comprehensive status
The Siteman Cancer Center has joined the highest-ranking cancer research and treatment institutions with a designation by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) as a Comprehensive
Cancer Center.
Hatching a songwriter
Songwriter Sean Douglas’ job is just like yours — except his office is the recording studio. And his co-workers are stars like Jason Derulo and David Guetta. Douglas, AB ’05, who graduated with a degree in anthropology, is on a hot streak. His hits include “Talk Dirty” and “Wiggle,” performed by Derulo; “Hey Mama,” performed by Guetta and Nicki Minaj; “Heart Attack,” performed by Demi Lovato; and “Levels,” performed by Nick Jonas.
W.I.L.D. performers
Spring 2005 – Robert Randolph & the Family Band
Fall 2004 – Ozomatli