Hermano Federico Rivera is in New York City at Columbia medical school. At this rate, he is set to be the first Dartmouth LUL Alumnus to earn a Doctorate in Medicine.
Hermano Daniel Rivera is in New York City still with Marsh.
Hermano Ernesto Cuevas has been in touch with life being the same in Atlanta still working to make his company everything he always dreamed of. We are still all waiting to hear when he sets a date for his upcoming wedding.
Hermano Fernando Diaz joined a group of five Psi hermanos to earn a 4.0 this past semester. To correct the last issue's description of his work, Fernando is working on his Masters of Science in Management Communications and working full time. It's tight times, but success is success!
Hermano Rolando Lopez is still in Texas, still hard at work, and still living it up with the married life. All the Alumni are still waiting to hear how his last project turned out. Rolando has a way of dropping a line when he turns up great news, so we are only expecting the best!
Hermano Tyonek Ogemageshig is still in Washington state and still working with his tribe as we left him before the last newsletter. We're hoping he can tie last year's record as the alumnus who traveled the most distance to make our reunion!
Hermano Genaro Bugarin is still on the west coast, now working as a design engineer for www.baldor.com, now the better part of a year. Genaro still has abitions to pursue his MBA, preferably back in our Alma Mater, Tuck Business School.
Hermano Gerardo Carfagno again sent all of us an update out of the blue so extensive he gets his own spotlight in this issue. The second Alumnus Hermano to make a 4.0 for the fall, Gerardo is still hard at work on his PhD in evolutionary biology in Illinois and wherever his travels take him. To find out more about this outstanding hermano, just follow the link to page 5.
Hermano Ali Rashid is still in sunny South Florida, still working on his MS in Biomedical Sciences at Barry University, his last semester there. Along with classes, Ali is a teaching assistant for the Gross Anatomy Lab and is working on internships he can work while applying to medical school next year, preferably in DC. Metro DC Psi bros, keep an eye open!
Hermano Omar Rashid is back in North Carolina after a nice winter break with his brother, Hermano Ali, and their parents in Italy and Morocco. Back at Law School, Omar is finishing his last year before returning to medical school. He will only have a year of research and, of course, the USMLE Step 1 before we start calling him doctor. He is spending his time finishing up his tenure as president of the National Network of Latin American Medical Students as well as working as advisor to two LUL chapters on three campuses in North Carolina. The next effort on his agenda is deciding on medical residency programs and, with that, the rest of his life!