Nicole Shen ’05, MD, a gastroenterologist and founder of Easy Belly, is redefining the way digestive health care is delivered.

Keaton Wetzel ’11 is a New York City-based urban planner who partners with transit agencies and cities across the country to design and improve their transit networks.

Remi Roberts ’14 worked as a White House Liaison in the Biden-Harris Administration, advising on personnel matters and presidential appointments.

Caroline Conzelman ’85, PhD, built a career uniting education, anthropology, and global engagement— work that will soon take her to Spain as a Fulbright Senior U.S. Scholar.

Jerome Williams ’69, MD, a pioneering African American physician, followed his family’s legacy by providing healthcare to underserved St. Louis communities for nearly four decades.

W. Stuart Syminton III ’70 has had an extensive diplomatic career, with posts all over the world.

Brin Datema ’14 has spent her career exploring the intersection of development policy, health, and impact evaluation.