Williams College Alumni Voices Alumni Relations

Rebecca lives in Denver, CO and works as a Coastal Geologist for the National Parks Service. We chat about her job, connecting parks and education, her efforts supporting the transgender and gender diverse community, and what it means to connect with people. Learn more at https://alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/

Tamaan(and his wife Camille '00) live in Denver, CO. His work has been focused as a family physician and serving underserved communities through healthcare. He shares his work, taking Capoeira as a hobby, his love for Carnival, and the importance of kindness in our lives. Learn more at https://alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/

Born and raised in the City of Rochester, Senator Brouk returned home to continue her journey in public service and most recently being elected to represent the 55th district in the New York State Senate. In this conversation we chat about the 'sparks' along the way that led to her involvement in the community as well as the things that bring joy in her life. Learn more at https://alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/

David lives in his hometown of Rochester, NY and works as a venture capitalist. He talks about the joys of family, enjoying the small details, and his Williams connections through time (his grandfather wouldn't let him go to Amherst, naturally). Learn more at https://alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/

Don is a retired exploration geologist now residing in Manti, UT. We chat about his adventures in the field post-Williams, the importance of a rounded education, and sharing the outdoors with others who come through town. Learn more at alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/

Jason moved out to Littleton, CO in early 2020 and got involved in work with the Denver Dumb Friends League as an adoption counselor. We chat about the challenges of following a traditional path versus pursuing one’s passions, the joy of making an adoption match, and keeping an open mind. Learn more at https://alumni.williams.edu/200/ephsonthemooove/