RE Log Spring 2023

68 Ransom Everglades LOG SPRING 2023 Class Notes 2011 REUNION FALL 2023 Class Agents: Victoria Collazo (victoriacollazo@gmail.com) , Luz Stella Perez de Corcho (luzstellapdc@gmail.com ) 2012 Class Agents: Manuel Al Abdallah (manuel.abdallah@gmail.com ), Maria Mesa (mcmesai@gmail.com ), Marli Scharlin (mscharlin@gmail.com ), Max Weiss (maximilienjweiss@gmail.com) The Class of 2012 hosted its 10-Year Reunion at Kush Coconut Grove. Thank you to Manuel Al Abdallah, Maria Mesa, Jamila Stephens and Max Weiss for bringing everyone together. 2013 REUNION FALL 2023 Class Agents: Alexander Boucourt (13aboucourt@gmail.com) , Briana Christophers (christophersbri@gmail.com ), Elizabeth Glass (elizglass17@gmail.com) , Sebastian Yllanes (syllanes@gmail.com ) Ashleigh Johnson , see 1993 and page 39 Jamila Stephens , see 2010 2014 Class Agents: Adam Chiavacci (chiavacciadam@gmail.com ), Nathaniel Johansson (nathanieljo@me.com ), Michael Zubizarreta (Michaelzubi96@gmail.com) 2015 Class Agents: Tatiana Balabanis (tatianabalabanis@gmail.com ), Cole McWilliams (colecola8@gmail.com) , Carter Shoer (cartershoer@gmail.com ), Liana Tellez (lianat05@gmail.com) 2016 Class Agents: Dimitri Godur (dimitrigodur@yahoo.com ), Alyssa Lloret (alyssalloret@gmail.com ), Ahan Malhotra (ahan.tm@gmail.com ), Mariana Sanchez-Medina (marianasmiley@gmail.com ), Owen Zighelboim (owen.zighelboim@gmail.com ) Dimi Godur , a first-year student at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, led a new study that could increase the use of cochlear implants to treat patients with severe hearing loss. More from the InventUM website, “Growing up in Miami, Godur knew he wanted to pursue medicine at an early age. ‘I was able to shadow physicians in the operating room when I was in high school,’ he said. ‘I wanted to connect with patients while developing my tech- nical skills. I am also a musician, so the way sounds interface with the auditory system increased my interest in otolaryn- gology.’ After earning a bachelor’s degree in psychology at Columbia University in 2020, Godur returned home and spent two years working in the Miller School Department of Medical Education while obtaining a master’s degree in biomed- ical sciences. Earlier this year, he began working with Drs. Eshraghi and Mittal on the TDCA project. ‘I love producing and recording music, so the cochlear im- plant study was an exciting opportunity for me,’ he said.” Dimi Godur (right) with professor of oto- laryngology, neurosurgery, pediatrics and biomedical engineering and co-director of the University of Miami Ear Institute Adrien A. Eshraghi 2017 Class Agents: Franklin Civantos (fcivantos10@gmail.com ), Michael Colonna (mcolonna101@gmail.com ), Jaret Dan (jaret@danconsulting.com ), Giovanna Parra (gigip777@gmail.com ), Harrison Tandy (harrisontandy@gmail.com ), Mya Wright (Wrigh23m@mtholyoke.edu ), Laura Zaidenberg (lauzaidenberg@hotmail.com) Natalie Fredman writes, “I am hon- ored to serve as a 2022-23 U.S. Fulbright Grantee to Mexico. I am participating in the Fulbright-García Robles Binational Business Program. I am working at