CLASS NOTES
2018 – Kacey Melton kcmelton@umich.edu kmelton0000@gmail.com 2018 – Kathleen Clum kathleen.clum22@gmail.com 2018 – Maggie Brants margaretbrants@gmail.com 2019 – Alexandra Galloway alexandragalloway@icloud.com 2019 – Sarah Clark clarksarah160@gmail.com 2019 – Megan Lammons meganlammons18@gmail.com
Erin Sauerhage ’11 is a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader. She started cheering for the Cowboys in 2018. Erin also works as a Sales Executive for Alamo Title Company DFW.
Taylor Smith ’12 is playing professional soccer in the National Women’s Soccer League and was recently traded from the OL Reign in Tacoma, Washington, to the North Carolina Courage in Cary, North Carolina. Sarah Jane McDonald ’17 was awarded the Charles D. Johnston Ministerial Scholarship from Elon University. This scholarship, 48
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from the Department of Religious Studies, amounts to a full-tuition scholarship for her senior year. It is the department’s highest scholarship award, designated for one outstanding rising senior. The funds were awarded on a competitive basis and are a reflection of excellent GPA, level of academic achievement, involvement in the department, and the caliber of undergraduate research. Sarah Jane is a Multifaith Scholar and Isabella Canon Leadership Fellow and completed the SURE (Summer Undergraduate Research Experience), for which she earned a scholarship to do research.
2020s Class Agent 2020 – Stephanie Cook smcook350@gmail.com
Kenzi Carter ’20 played in her first college basketball game for Tulane University on November 25, 2020. Tulane was playing against Nicholls State University. Austin Holcomb ’20 joined the U.S. Marines and has started bootcamp. He is enjoying the new challenges that come with his training.
GRADUATIONS Ariana Gilley ’16 graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington with a BA in Interdisciplinary Studies. She is working as an English as a Second Language Teacher at Great Hearts Lakeside School in Fort Worth. Katie Nelson ’16 graduated in June 2020 with Honors from the University of St Andrews with a degree in International Relations. During her senior year, Katie continued to lead the women’s football (soccer) team as President, capping off four years as a starting center-mid, capturing the Scottish Division 1 league championship going undefeated in league play, and being voted Team of the Year for all of St Andrews by the Athletic Sports union out of more than 150 other teams. Since departing Scotland, she has matriculated at George Washington University’s Elliott School of International Affairs, where she is pursuing a master’s degree in Security Policy Studies with a focus on Science & Technology. Katie is also working part-time for the Commercial Spaceflight Federation in Washington, D.C., while she studies full-time. Have an interesting story to share with the FWCD community? Email us at alumnirelations@fwcd.com
