2001<\/h2>\n![\"Nicholas](\"https:\/\/sites.coloradocollege.edu\/bulletin\/wp-content\/blogs.dir\/281\/files\/2014\/04\/Kahm-Nicholas-150x150.jpg\")
<\/a>Nicholas Kahm ’01<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\nNicholas Kahm<\/strong> was named visiting humanities scholar at St. Michael\u2019s College in Colchester, Vt. His dissertation is titled, \u201cThomas Aquinas on Sense Appetite as Participating in Reason.\u201d<\/p>\n2004<\/h2>\n
Luke Foley<\/strong> was named Vermont\u2019s 2014 Teacher of the Year. Luke is an alternative program educator at Northfield Middle High School and lives in Warren, Vt. He will travel the state this year and work with teachers, and will be Vermont\u2019s candidate for National Teacher of the Year. He has worked as a wilderness guide, field instructor, and program director for schools and programs in Vermont, the western U.S. and around the world. He taught social studies at Montpelier High School before taking his current job.<\/p>\n2006<\/h2>\n
Hilary Palanza\u2019s<\/strong> dance company, Palanza Dance, is working in residence at the SafeHouse for Performing Arts in San Francisco. The company includes several CC graduates, including Colin Epstein \u201908<\/strong>.<\/b> In 2010, Hilary opened a dance school for children in the Presidio of San Francisco, where children ages 2-16 are taught creative movement, contemporary, jazz, and other styles.<\/p>\n![\"Samantha](\"https:\/\/sites.coloradocollege.edu\/bulletin\/wp-content\/blogs.dir\/281\/files\/2014\/04\/Holm-1024x682.jpg\")
<\/a>Samantha Tolve \u201906<\/strong> and Colin Holm \u201906<\/strong> married Oct. 19 in Littleton, Colo. They were joined by friends from the Class of 2006. Back row, from left: Coleman Hoyt<\/strong>, Matt Hollingsworth<\/strong>, Pete Kingston<\/strong>, and Spencer Abrahamson<\/strong>. Middle row, from left: Dave Mendel<\/strong>, Tessa Dawson<\/strong>, Andreas Neophytou<\/strong>, Lindsay Fox<\/strong>, and Matt Abbott<\/strong>. Front row, from left: Scott Yanco<\/strong>, Kate Drazner Hoyt<\/strong>, Colin Holm<\/strong>, Samantha Tolve<\/strong>, Putnam Pane<\/strong>, and Ben Chiquoine<\/strong>.<\/p><\/div>\n2007<\/h2>\n![\"Tiffany](\"https:\/\/sites.coloradocollege.edu\/bulletin\/wp-content\/blogs.dir\/281\/files\/2014\/04\/Moldenhaur-1024x682.jpg\")
<\/a>Tiffany Moldenhauer \u201907<\/strong> married Jacob Englander in July 2013 at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs. Joining the celebration were, from left, Class of 2007 classmates Kati Standefer<\/strong>, Sarah McKellar<\/strong>, and MaryAnn Holland<\/strong>, with friend Stefanie Kirby. Tiffany completed her DVM degree in May 2012 from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana, and is an associate veterinarian at VCA Animal Hospital in Maryland.<\/p><\/div>\n2009<\/h2>\n
Daniel Solomon<\/strong> has just begun his first year of medical school at the Medical School for International Health, a collaboration between Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and Columbia University Medical Center. The students spend three years in Beer-sheva, Israel, and the fourth year at Columbia University Medical Center in New York and other medical institutions in the U.S. and Canada.<\/p>\nSunShare, a Colorado Springs-based developer of community solar gardens, has opened an office in\u00a0 Denver and plans a third location in California.\u00a0 SunShare\u2019s founder and president is David Amster-Olszewski \u201909<\/strong>. The company develops the systems for residential, commercial, and governmental customers who want access to renewable energy, but don\u2019t want or can\u2019t accommodate rooftop equipment. Solar gardens are centralized groups of solar panels that take the place of thousands of small individual rooftop systems.<\/p>\n2012<\/h2>\n
![\"Nicholas](\"https:\/\/sites.coloradocollege.edu\/bulletin\/wp-content\/blogs.dir\/281\/files\/2014\/04\/Kahm-Nicholas.jpg\")
<\/a>Nicholas Kahm ’01<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n Nicholas Kahm<\/strong> was named visiting humanities scholar at St. Michael\u2019s College in Colchester, Vt. His dissertation is titled, \u201cThomas Aquinas on Sense Appetite as Participating in Reason.\u201d<\/p>\n Luke Foley<\/strong> was named Vermont\u2019s 2014 Teacher of the Year. Luke is an alternative program educator at Northfield Middle High School and lives in Warren, Vt. He will travel the state this year and work with teachers, and will be Vermont\u2019s candidate for National Teacher of the Year. He has worked as a wilderness guide, field instructor, and program director for schools and programs in Vermont, the western U.S. and around the world. He taught social studies at Montpelier High School before taking his current job.<\/p>\n Hilary Palanza\u2019s<\/strong> dance company, Palanza Dance, is working in residence at the SafeHouse for Performing Arts in San Francisco. The company includes several CC graduates, including Colin Epstein \u201908<\/strong>.<\/b> In 2010, Hilary opened a dance school for children in the Presidio of San Francisco, where children ages 2-16 are taught creative movement, contemporary, jazz, and other styles.<\/p>\n Samantha Tolve \u201906<\/strong> and Colin Holm \u201906<\/strong> married Oct. 19 in Littleton, Colo. They were joined by friends from the Class of 2006. Back row, from left: Coleman Hoyt<\/strong>, Matt Hollingsworth<\/strong>, Pete Kingston<\/strong>, and Spencer Abrahamson<\/strong>. Middle row, from left: Dave Mendel<\/strong>, Tessa Dawson<\/strong>, Andreas Neophytou<\/strong>, Lindsay Fox<\/strong>, and Matt Abbott<\/strong>. Front row, from left: Scott Yanco<\/strong>, Kate Drazner Hoyt<\/strong>, Colin Holm<\/strong>, Samantha Tolve<\/strong>, Putnam Pane<\/strong>, and Ben Chiquoine<\/strong>.<\/p><\/div>\n Tiffany Moldenhauer \u201907<\/strong> married Jacob Englander in July 2013 at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs. Joining the celebration were, from left, Class of 2007 classmates Kati Standefer<\/strong>, Sarah McKellar<\/strong>, and MaryAnn Holland<\/strong>, with friend Stefanie Kirby. Tiffany completed her DVM degree in May 2012 from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana, and is an associate veterinarian at VCA Animal Hospital in Maryland.<\/p><\/div>\n Daniel Solomon<\/strong> has just begun his first year of medical school at the Medical School for International Health, a collaboration between Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and Columbia University Medical Center. The students spend three years in Beer-sheva, Israel, and the fourth year at Columbia University Medical Center in New York and other medical institutions in the U.S. and Canada.<\/p>\n SunShare, a Colorado Springs-based developer of community solar gardens, has opened an office in\u00a0 Denver and plans a third location in California.\u00a0 SunShare\u2019s founder and president is David Amster-Olszewski \u201909<\/strong>. The company develops the systems for residential, commercial, and governmental customers who want access to renewable energy, but don\u2019t want or can\u2019t accommodate rooftop equipment. Solar gardens are centralized groups of solar panels that take the place of thousands of small individual rooftop systems.<\/p>\n2004<\/h2>\n
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