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Alumni Association

The Choate Rosemary Hall Alumni Association brings alumni together through meaningful connections that last long after Commencement. From mentorship to community events, we help alumni stay close to Choate—and to each other.

The Alumni Association Executive Committee (AAEC) provides leadership for alumni engagement, working throughout the year to build connection, strengthen community, and expand opportunities for Choate alumni worldwide.

Members of the AAEC sitting on benches outside Carr Hall

2025-26 Alumni Association Executive Committee:

  • David Javdan ’86 — President
  • Justin Graham ’98 — Vice President, Chair of the Equity & Inclusion Committee, Co-Chair of the Annual Fund
  • Ashley Holt ’11 Vice President, Co-Chair of the Annual Fund
  • Lena Sullesta Jessen ’92, P’29 — Vice President, Co-Chair of the Annual Fund
  • Dewey Kang ’03 — Vice President, Chair of the ChoateNexus Committee
  • Elizabeth Alford Hogan ’82 — Past President
  • Sam Chao ’04
  • Rebecca Zubaty Cohen ’99
  • Marisa Ferraro ’92, P’27
  • Will Gilyard ’98, P’29 — Faculty Representative (Ex Officio)

  • Ray Happy ’79

  •  Chris Herzog ’99

  • Arvind Kadaba ’03

  • David Kestnbaum ’00

  • Lambert Lau ’97

  • Brad Mak ’96, P’29

  • George Ramírez ’11

  • Austin Rees ’09

  • Becky Vitas Schamis ’91, P’21, P’26

To contact any of the officers, please email aaec@choate.edu.

Alumni Association ByLaws

Connect & Engage

As a Choate Rosemary Hall alum, you’re part of a powerful network of more than 18,000 alumni worldwide. The Alumni Association offers countless ways to stay involved—whether by attending events across the globe (or virtually!), following us on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn, volunteering, or networking with fellow alumni in your field.

Engaged members of the Alumni Association collaborate closely with the Advancement Office to create meaningful social and professional opportunities for alumni. With 14 active Regional Networks—seven across the U.S. and six internationally—along with a special affiliation for Rosemary Hall alumnae, there are many ways to stay connected and involved.