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Zeba McGibbon
Zeba McGibbon (Wheelock’14) of Canton, Mass., who graduated under the name Elizabeth Race, is the author of the Caring Critters book series for young readers, with titles including Felipe the Feeling Frog and Trixie the Thoughtful Turtle. Each installment teaches social-emotional skills through colorful and heartwarming tales. Zeba has taught kindergarten through third grade for 12 years in Massachusetts; she also hosts The Kindergarten Cafe, a podcast where she supports early childhood educators in rediscovering “kindergarten magic” through practical tips and strategies. Friends can email Zeba at zeba@kindergartencafe.org.
From the Winter-Spring 2026 issue.
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Miranda (Marchese) Carroll
Miranda (Marchese) Carroll (CAS’12) of Natick, Mass., was married in Rochester, N.Y., in May 2025, with best friend Sarah (Vencloski) Ervin (Pardee’13) (right) as her matron of honor and friends Javier Onglao (ENG’12) (left) and Adrienne Suter (CAS’13, Wheelock’13 (center right) in attendance.
From the Winter-Spring 2026 issue.
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Leslie E. Grant
Leslie E. Grant (Sargent’76) (left) of Glen Arm, Md., was honored with the National Dental Association (NDA) Legacy Award, which recognizes individuals whose lifelong commitment and extraordinary contributions have left a lasting impact on the dental profession and oral health. NDA president Cheryl Baptiste (right) presented Leslie with the award in July, at the association’s annual conference in Kansas City, Mo.
From the Winter-Spring 2026 issue.
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Kenneth Read
Kenneth Read (CGS’81, MET’83) (far left) of Portsmouth, R.I., was inducted into the National Sailing Hall of Fame in September 2025 at the New York Yacht Club Harbor Court in Newport. As a student at BU, Ken was appointed the starting skipper for the New England Freshmen Championship at the Yale Corinthian Yacht Club, and in 1982 was named College Sailor of the Year. He went on to win more than 50 world, North American, and national titles, and has raced in three America’s Cup campaigns. He’s been inducted into the Boston University Athletic Hall of Fame and the State of Rhode Island Athletic Hall of Fame. He is a longtime member of the New York Yacht Club and continues to race all over the world.
From the Winter-Spring 2026 issue.
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Erica Jaskol Sklar and Alyssa Langer Martin
Meet two future members of the Terrier Class of 2047: Brooke, daughter of Erica Jaskol Sklar (Sargent’14,’16) (left), and Shoshana, daughter of Alyssa Langer Martin (Sargent’14).
From the Winter-Spring 2026 issue.
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Steve Budd
Steve Budd (GRS’97) of Oakland, Calif., performed Oy, What They Said About Love, a one-man show, at The Marsh in Berkeley in September and October, 2025. “The show is a Jewish and hilarious take on love, romance, marriage, and the search for ‘the one,’” he writes. He followed his performance with a full-cast version of the show, which ran at Footlights Theatre in Falmouth, Maine, later that October, and another solo run at Teatro Santa Ana in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, in December. Friends can email him at stevebudd3@gmail.com.
From the Winter-Spring 2026 issue.Megan Kludt
Megan Kludt (LAW’06, Pardee’06) of Falls Church, Va., joined the Washington, D.C., office of Klasko Immigration Law Partners, LLP, as a senior associate in the firm’s individual case unit. She provides strategic solutions for employers and families. Prior to joining Klasko, Megan was managing partner of an immigration law firm in western Massachusetts and an appellate immigration judge with the Board of Immigration Appeals in Falls Church. She is a fellow at Cornell Law School and a senior attorney on their Path2Papers project, which focuses on finding long-term immigration pathways for DACA recipients.
From the Winter-Spring 2026 issue.Christine (Whelan) Knapp
Christine (Whelan) Knapp (SON’75) of Duxbury, Mass., published Murder on the Green (Gemma Halliday Publishing, 2025), the fifth book in her Modern Midwife Mystery series.
From the Winter-Spring 2026 issue.Maxwell Kraft
Maxwell Kraft (COM’22) of San Diego, Calif., published Notes from the Grand Union Hotel: The Places and People of a Year’s Travel (2025). In the two weeks following its release, it hit the top of Amazon’s ranked book lists in several categories.
From the Winter-Spring 2026 issue.Michelle Hsu
Michelle Hsu (SPH’19) of Natick, Mass., published an article in Ms. magazine in May advocating for paid paternity leave as “a vital but overlooked pillar of gender equity,” she writes. The story, “Skip the Baby Bonus: Support Mothers With Paid Paternity Leave Instead,” was inspired by her experience after welcoming a baby in 2024.
From the Winter-Spring 2026 issue.