Centennial Alumni Panels Unveiled

In less than two weeks, Centennial Weekend will kick off with Alumni Panel Discussions on Friday, April 20. St. Mark’s students will have the option of attending six different hour-long panels with leading alumni from the business, public service, technology, and entertainment sectors. These distinguished alumni will share their own personal and professional experiences and reflect on the values of a St. Mark’s education. The Panels are scheduled in one-hour blocks from 12:30 p.m. to 3:25 p.m. in the Chapel and the Decherd Auditorium and will be followed by an Upper School Assembly at 3:30 p.m. with the 2007 Distinguished Alumnus Award recipient, Steve Miller ’61. Alumni participating in the Panels include major motion-picture and documentary film producers and directors, active duty and former military personnel, television writers, leading business and civic entrepreneurs, musicians, Fortune 500 company officers, and medical/technical pioneers.

Business:
Michael Agnich ’96, David Campbell ’86, Todd Carter ’86, Ken Hersh ’81, Dan Hunt ’96, Chris Lee ’96, Michael Levy ’64, Casey McManemin ’79, Ryan Rogers ’95, Joe Tauscher ’96, Mike Weinstein ’88, Steve Winn ’64

Entertainment:
David Hudgins ’83, Harry Lynch ’84, Mike Macari ’88, Tim Mank ’87, Doug Mankoff ’81, Clay Nichols ’85, Chris Peckover ’00, Mike Phillips ’64, Kurt Voelker ’85, Barry Wernick ’89

Government & National Service:
Chris Alpert ’84, George Bayoud ’73, Matt Ellis ’93, Matt Forrester ’93, Cedric Lee ’96, Matt Osborne ’90, Ross Perot ’77, James White ’82, Steve Wolens ’69

Science, Medicine, & Technology:
David Genecov ’82, Rodney Greene ’80, Max Klein ’00, Andy Shore ’77

Lower School:
Kalen Thornton ’00
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