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Operating with Openness and Spirit — Alumni Profile, Shazi Lyle ’15

A verve for learning and people has guided Shazi Lyle ’15 in her journey at Amherst, as a camp counselor, and throughout her career, where she’s followed a passion for operations and sexual health.

Reflecting on 30 Years in the Newsroom — Alumni Profile, Wendy Fisher ’85

After graduating from Amherst and returning from Paris, Wendy Fisher ’85 rose in the ranks in her various journalistic jobs in New York City.

Trees, People, and the Pioneer Valley — Alumni Profile, Bob Saul ’80

Bob Saul ’80 wears many hats as a businessman, farmer, and writer. But saturating all of theses trades is a love for trees.

From Memorial Field to the MLB — Alumni Profile, Dave Jauss ’80

After starting his career as an assistant coach at Amherst, Dave Jauss ’80 spent over two decades coaching Major League Baseball.

From Private Practice to Federal Judgeship — Alumni Profile, Samuel Hardwicke Mays Jr. ’70

Although Judge Samuel Hardwicke Mays Jr. ’70 initially wanted to avoid the limelight, his work as a judge has shown him to be a dedicated public servant.

Forging Harmony Through International Diversity — Alumni Profile, Hajime Hayashi ’85

As the Japanese Ambassador to the United Kingdom, Hajime Hayashi ’85 still carries Amherst’s commitment to diversity, empathy, and tolerance with him in all aspects of his daily life.

A Community Staple: Running Joe’s Cafe — Alumni Profile, Meaghan Sullivan ’05

Born and raised in Northampton, Meaghan Sullivan ’05 returned home to take over the family business: Joe’s Cafe.