Our Wildwood, Volume 52

ALUMNI NEWS The latest from our alumni community

Wildwood’s Windy City Meet-Up Head of School Landis Green and Upper School Dean of Students Taylor Stern recently caught up with Chicago based alumni during a trip to the Windy City! (Pictured left to right: Mia Rios ‘24, Taylor Stern, Nahaar Izraeli ‘22, Gaël Dunand ‘23, Landis Green, Simon Katz ‘21, Leo Kurland ‘21. )

From Model UN to Global Diplomacy

CLASSES of 2005, 2010, 2015, and 2020—YOUR TIME is COMING SOON! We can’t wait to see you on Alumni Reunion Weekend on May 10! Go to wildwood.org/alumni to RSVP now! In the meantime, be sure to send any updates and class notes to alumni@wildwood.org. plays a role in discussing and deliberating some of the world’s most urgent issues of international peace and security, including Ukraine, Israel, Lebanon, Gaza, Sudan, and the DRC. “It’s been incredible applying those early experiences and more as we work toward positive change,” Ethan said. Pictured here (at right), Ethan is seated behind U.S. Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield during a discussion then on the Sudan crisis. From co-leading the Wildwood Model UN team to working at the U.S. Mission to the United Nations, Ethan Goldblatt ‘19 has brought invaluable lessons from his time at Wildwood into the world of diplomacy. Now part of the team working with the Security Council, Ethan

Alumni in the Big Apple For the second year in a row, Wildwood also hosted a gathering for alumni in New York City. (Pictured left to right: Landis Green, Tessa Westfall ‘14, James Dayton ‘14, Esmé Wilcha ‘24, Lucinda Rogers ‘24, Hanami Wexler ‘24, Christopher Henderson-Cooper ‘14, Talya Henderson-Cooper ‘14, Simon Alexander ‘20. )

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