As the stewards of Poly’s traditions and the catalysts of its future, our alumni embody this year’s theme: together we shape Poly, together we shape the future.
By generously giving back with their time and mentorship on campus—stepping into classrooms to share diverse expertise and perspectives—they directly inspire our next generation. Their continued engagement leaves an indelible mark on our current students and reminds us that our strength lies in collective impact.
2025-2026
ALUMNI BOARD
Jethro Rothe-Kushel ’99, P’34
President
Anton Anderson ’85, P’34, ’38
Pradip Chandrasoma ’05
Melissa Culross ’88
Brooke Cutler ’98
Marisa Echeverria ’96, P’30, ’32
Jess Liu Eisenlohr ’04
Lauren Hay ’97
Caitlin Latta ’07
Mackenzie Lee ’12
Nick McConnell ’15
Tshema Nash ’06
Dave Raichlen ’94
Jennifer Rho ’00
Ryan Schiller ’13
Kiley Robbins Webster ’05
Jujube H. ’27
Junior Student Representative
Zara Khan ’26
Senior Student Representative
Ava Teng ’25, a rising sophomore at UPenn, welcomed incoming students Daniel Zheng ’25, Matteo Mazzie ’26, Kelly Zhang ’26, Ellery Engstrom ’26 as part of our Alumni in College Gathering program.
Distinguished Alumni Visiting Day
Justice Leondra R. Kruger ’93 returned to campus for her Distinguished Alumni Visiting Day, a unique day bringing distinguished alumni into our classrooms, creating an impactful and memorable experience for students.
“Justice Kruger, thank you for returning to your roots and for reminding us that leadership isn’t defined by titles, but by lasting service, careful thinking and the courage to carry your voice into rooms that shape the world. You’ve shown us today how success means little if it isn’t paired with purpose and how representation matters most when it uplifts people beyond yourself.”
—Jujube H. ’27 and Zara Khan ’26
Jujube H. ’27 and Zara Khan ’26,
Student Representatives to the
Alumni Board with Leondra Kruger ’93
Maya Barajas-Tavera ’17 performed alongside 5th graders at an assembly to celebrate mariachi artistry and culture during Latinx/e and Hispanic Heritage Month.
Randy Heartfield ’18 and Calaya (Hudnut) Amparo ’17 shared their professional creative journeys with students as visiting artists in Poly’s Visual Art Department
Bill Clark ’75, longtime resident of Xinjiang/East Turkestan, addressed the plight of today’s Uyghurs at a PolyGlobal event.
Saira Mohamed ’96,
whose works focuses
on human rights,
criminal law, and international law, met
with PolyGlobal students.
TJ Damasco ’25, Annabelle Chan ’25, Ayush Chhabra ’23, and shared reflections on the transition from Poly to college life with our Juniors.
Lauren Osen-Martín ’03,
Monique Chan ’09, Jess
Liu Eisenlohr ’04, and
Alex Maddox ’06 led sessions on navigating today’s college climate
as part of Senior Week
