Lizzie McIntosh ’14 has spent the last few years living in France; learning the language and working as an au pair for a French family. She recently wrote an article in the Atlanta Journal Constitution reflecting on the quarantine in France and the hope that comes with the arrival of spring. Click here to read more.
Jerrod Leddy '04 was recently awarded a $1 million grant from the United States Department of Energy Office of Nuclear Physics to conduct research developing and performing plasma simulations for particle accelerators.
James Han '02 recently moved from New York City to Austin, Texas to start a new position as Principal Legal Counsel - Real Estate for Whole Foods Market.
Brenda Morales '07 has completed her dermatology residency at Emory University. Brenda will continue as an adjunct faculty member at Emory and is working as a board-certified dermatologist at the Dermatology & Skin Surgery Center in Stockbridge, Georgia.
Christina Moraitis '14 recently worked at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama after graduating from Samford University in December 2018 with a degree in physics.
Lizzie McIntosh '14 is a published author! Lizzie was recently published in The Bitter Southerner, an online publication based in Atlanta, Georgia. Read Lizzie's article online here.
John Adent '14 and Matt Zimmerman '14 were seniors at Wesleyan when they got into a classic lunchtime debate with their classmates: Which restaurant has the best burrito?
Russell Matherly '12 and his wife Kristen moved to Tallahassee, Florida. The Matherlys are working at Wildwood Church. Russell is the Worship Director, and Kristen is the Kids Ministry Director.
In May 2019, Audrey Short ’15 graduated from Miami University with a dual major in biochemistry and physics. Audrey graduated Summa Cum Laude, with distinction from Miami’s Honors Program, and with honors in physics and chemistry for her involvement with research.
On Friday, January 10, Wesleyan School inducted the 2020 class to the Wesleyan School Athletics Circle of Honor. This year’s inductees were Cort Coxhead '14, Rhett Delk '13, and Kelly Hall Stafford '07.
Ryan Gibadlo ’02 was recently named Executive Director of Atlas Ministry. Located in Greene County, some of the most impoverished portions of the state of Ga, Atlas strives to make an impact through a proactive approach geared toward education and personal development.
The 2019-2020 Christian Life theme, Stories of the Kingdom, took a historical turn this morning in high school chapel as Head of School Chris Cleveland shared with students the story of Wesleyan. Sharing details of the school’s history since the mid-1990’s, Mr. Cleveland recounted the many ways that the path of Wesleyan defied all odds.
A career-ending back injury as a freshman at Georgia Tech derailed plans for Carter Hall (class of 2015) to continue his baseball career, but his hopes of working in professional baseball in a non-playing compacity remain strong. See story here.
Peter Hess '18 is a sophomore at the University of Georgia. Recently, Peter was confirmed by the UGA student senate to an associate justice position on the UGA Supreme Court, a part of the university's student government. Congratulations, Peter!
Wesleyan graduate and University of Virginia senior linebacker Jordan Mack has been named the recipient of the 2019 Jim Tatum Award by the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). The award is given each year to the top senior student-athlete among the league's football players.
