We're excited to connect with our alumni through our Darlington Connects series. Today, we hear from David Stelly (‘11), who lives and works in New York City in the fashion and PR industry.
One of the great pleasures in my life has been maintaining my friendships with so many of my Darlington classmates. Perhaps no one has accomplished that better than my friend and classmate Bob Elkins – whom my classmates have designated as our “Class Agent for Life” because of his unfailing service in keeping us all connected with Darlington and to each other over the past 40 years!
Darlington alumna Leah Mayo ('11, LD '22), an assistant attorney with the Rome District Attorney's Office, is this year's Outstanding Young Alumna of Presbyterian College.
We're excited to connect with our alumni through our Darlington Connects series. Today, we hear from Dr. Grant Muller ('04), an orthopedic surgeon who has helped start a medical software company called GaleAI.
We're excited to connect with our alumni through our Darlington Connects series. Today, we hear from David Stelly (‘11), who lives and works in New York City in the fashion and PR industry.
One of the great pleasures in my life has been maintaining my friendships with so many of my Darlington classmates. Perhaps no one has accomplished that better than my friend and classmate Bob Elkins – whom my classmates have designated as our “Class Agent for Life” because of his unfailing service in keeping us all connected with Darlington and to each other over the past 40 years!
Darlington alumna Leah Mayo ('11, LD '22), an assistant attorney with the Rome District Attorney's Office, is this year's Outstanding Young Alumna of Presbyterian College.
We're excited to connect with our alumni through our Darlington Connects series. Today, we hear from Dr. Grant Muller ('04), an orthopedic surgeon who has helped start a medical software company called GaleAI.
