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2010s Class Notes

Notes are posted on a quarterly basis in March, June, September and December and are archived after one year.

2012 | Timothy Corpus

Tim Corpus posing for a photoshoot.

Timothy Corpus M'12 (Hartt) will receive the professional premier of his new double percussion concerto, the "Great Lake Concerto", with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Chief Conductor Marin Alsop. The performance on July 25, 2025 at 8pm at Ravinia Festival, will feature soloists Ed Harrison (Lyric Opera of Chicago) and Vadim Karpinos (Chicago Symphony Orchestra).

2013 | Sarah Carlyle Laskey

Sarah Carlyle Laskey and her husband smiling holding their new baby.

Sarah Carlyle Laskey '13 (HAS) and her husband Zach welcomed their baby boy, Benjamin Robert Laskey on April 16, 2025.

2014 | Justin Wilcox

Justin Wilcox headshot.

Justin Wilcox M'14 (Barney), a partner at Glastonbury-based accounting and advisory firm FML, has been named to Forbes’ inaugural Best-In-State CPAs 2025 list. This year’s list identifies 1,000 of the finest CPAs from across all 50 states. 

Justin joined FML straight out of UHart and, in less than 10 years, became the youngest partner in the firm. He heads the firm’s Cryptocurrency accounting practice, which he founded in 2018. Wilcox oversees U.S. federal and state tax compliance for FML, including U.S. foreign information reporting and financial accounting. He has also done pro bono tax filings and consulting for UConn’s Connecticut Center for Entrepreneurship (CCEI) program for the past seven years and is part of their summer fellowship.

2016 | Katelyn Whitburn Reddy

Katelyn Whitburn Reddy and her husband holding their newborn baby.

Katelyn Whitburn Reddy '16 (A&S) married Anush Reddy in March 2020 after meeting while attending graduate school at Rochester Institute of Technology. In August 2024, they welcomed their son, Henry. The family lives in the Silicon Valley area of California.

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