Alumni in the media

During this "Sunday Morning" segment, contributor Josh Seftel caught up with his mother, Pat Seftel '80, who reflected on the effects of a changing climate.

Ben Schwartz '03 was recently featured in TimeOut. The story focused on his long-form improv show, which is the first improv show to headline Radio City Music Hall.

Desirée Plata '03, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering at MIT, has been named co-director of the MIT Climate and Sustainability Consortium.

Paolo Ceratto '75 recently gave an interview about his mother. An actress who worked with directors like Pollack, Fellini, Pasolini, Wertmuller and Bolt, the City of Turin is naming a garden after her.

Jennifer Meade '00 has been named president of Aldevron, which produces high-quality plasmid DNA, mRNA, proteins and other key components for the development of vaccines, gene and cell therapies, immunotherapies and molecular diagnostics.

Aaron Glosser '12 has been named to Forbes Best in State Next Gen Wealth Advisor list for the state of Vermont. He is a financial advisor with Edward Jones.

Matt Liquori '18 was recently featured as a Daily Points of Light honoree for his work in rural Uganda. The honor recognizes individuals and families who give their time, talent, voice and resources to make a difference.

Jamaluddin Aram ’17 was recently featured on the "This Being Human" podcast. He discussed his debut novel, Nothing Good Happens in Wazirabad on Wednesday.

Gilbert Bindewald III '93 recently became principal deputy assistant secretary for The Department of Energy’s Office of Electricity.

Matthew Futterman '91 recently joined The Athletic newsroom from The New York Times sports desk. He will anchor its new tennis vertical.