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Rebecca Prien ‘96 (Rama Devi) is an attorney turned artist and spiritual teacher. A life-long painter, she has practiced and studied yoga for 18 years. When she began practicing mantra and learned it was

Rachel Lyon is the author of the novel SELF-PORTRAIT WITH BOY (Scribner 2018), which Maureen Corrigan of NPR’s Fresh Air called “a striking… smart novel about the narcissistic ambition that’s needed to succeed, especially in

Amanda M. Czerniawski is an associate professor of sociology at Temple University. After graduating magna cum laude with a BA from Princeton University, Amanda went on to Columbia University, where she earned a MA,

At Princeton, Denna was a politics major, a Cannon member and a captain of the women’s ice hockey team. After graduating she worked at the Essex District Attorney’s office as a victim witness advocate.

Kaaren Andrews is in her ninth year as the principal of Interagency Academy, an alternative high school comprised of 12 campuses within the Seattle Public School system. Each campus partners with organizations and agencies

Lynn D. Bleil is an experienced board director and Director (Senior Partner) Emeritus of McKinsey & Company, where she led the West Coast Healthcare Practice. She was among the first 13 women to be

Anita Gupta is a board certified anesthesiologist, pain specialist and pharmacologist who has worked in healthcare for the last 20 years. She received the Learner Award from the American Association of Medical Colleges in

Sam Kaseta is a composer, musician, and sound designer living and working in New York City. After graduating Princeton cum laude with a BA in Music and certificates in German and Theater, Sam has

Emily Whitaker is a music director, pianist, and teaching artist from upstate New York. After graduating with a BA in Music and Theater from Princeton University, she began working on musical theater projects in

Maeve is an actor, teaching artist, and a proud member of the Class of 2015 based in New Jersey and New York . She is excited to be able to perform on Princeton’s campus again, even