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24 selected for Leadership Darlington Class of 2014
Dec 20, 2013 9:36 AM
By Tannika King - Faculty
Twenty-three alumni representing seven states and incoming Head of School Brent Bell will participate in the school’s 3rd Annual Leadership Darlington program in February.
“Leadership Darlington is a prestigious and competitive opportunity for alumni to engage with their alma mater and school leaders on an in-depth, personal level,” said Vicki Vincent, director of alumni relations. “The program is designed to increase the number of alumni actively engaged with the school and develop the next generation of Darlington’s leadership.”
Members of the Leadership Darlington Class of 2014 will include Tripp Alexander (’02) of Birmingham, Ala.; Brooke Brinson (’88) of Rome; Allison (Hunter) Brooks ('79) of Rome; C.J. Cypress (’07) of Young Harris, Ga.; Jennifer (Crews) Davis (’01) of Rome; Honey (Buskill) Dews (’63T) of Rome; Paige (Skidmore) Dickow (’78) of San Anselmo, Calif.; Christie Doss (’07) of Nashville, Tenn.; Maurie Dugger (’94) of Washington, D.C.; Jean Early (’76) of Kennesaw; Kevin Evans (’87) of Rome; Luke Farmer (’00) of Birmingham, Ala.; Matt Gill (’04) of New York; Mark Hoven (’91) of Newmarket, N.H.; Dusty Large (’02) of Warner Robins, Ga.; Barton Lowrey (’05) of Atlanta; Regan Maki (’98) of Duluth, Ga.; Chantz McClinic (’04) of Rome; Scott Morris (’95) of Atlanta; Del Parker (’72) of LaGrange, Ga.; Kellen Spivey (’01) of Jacksonville, Ala.; Skye Wellesley (’00) of Atlanta and Whitney (Keene) Whittington (’01) of Duluth, Ga.
Over two days, participants will obtain an integrated view of Darlington, including the internal and external forces that affect her direction, and the challenges she faces. They will also experience an interchange with senior administrators and participate in discussions about the future of Darlington. The program will feature keynote speaker George Johnson (’54), owner of George H. Johnson Properties, life trustee, co-chairman of the Second Century Campaign and a Distinguished Alumnus.
Alumni interested in participating in Leadership Darlington 2015 should contact alumni@darlingtonschool.org. Click here for more information about the program.
“Leadership Darlington is a prestigious and competitive opportunity for alumni to engage with their alma mater and school leaders on an in-depth, personal level,” said Vicki Vincent, director of alumni relations. “The program is designed to increase the number of alumni actively engaged with the school and develop the next generation of Darlington’s leadership.”
Members of the Leadership Darlington Class of 2014 will include Tripp Alexander (’02) of Birmingham, Ala.; Brooke Brinson (’88) of Rome; Allison (Hunter) Brooks ('79) of Rome; C.J. Cypress (’07) of Young Harris, Ga.; Jennifer (Crews) Davis (’01) of Rome; Honey (Buskill) Dews (’63T) of Rome; Paige (Skidmore) Dickow (’78) of San Anselmo, Calif.; Christie Doss (’07) of Nashville, Tenn.; Maurie Dugger (’94) of Washington, D.C.; Jean Early (’76) of Kennesaw; Kevin Evans (’87) of Rome; Luke Farmer (’00) of Birmingham, Ala.; Matt Gill (’04) of New York; Mark Hoven (’91) of Newmarket, N.H.; Dusty Large (’02) of Warner Robins, Ga.; Barton Lowrey (’05) of Atlanta; Regan Maki (’98) of Duluth, Ga.; Chantz McClinic (’04) of Rome; Scott Morris (’95) of Atlanta; Del Parker (’72) of LaGrange, Ga.; Kellen Spivey (’01) of Jacksonville, Ala.; Skye Wellesley (’00) of Atlanta and Whitney (Keene) Whittington (’01) of Duluth, Ga.
Over two days, participants will obtain an integrated view of Darlington, including the internal and external forces that affect her direction, and the challenges she faces. They will also experience an interchange with senior administrators and participate in discussions about the future of Darlington. The program will feature keynote speaker George Johnson (’54), owner of George H. Johnson Properties, life trustee, co-chairman of the Second Century Campaign and a Distinguished Alumnus.
Alumni interested in participating in Leadership Darlington 2015 should contact alumni@darlingtonschool.org. Click here for more information about the program.
