Alumni

Bettina Elias Siegel ’87 keeps an eye on what schools feed our kids.

Liz Thorpe ’00 has helped Americans embrace the “weird-looking, smelliest, drippiest, stinkiest, moldiest” cheeses.

Farming taught me to finish a job. When I didn’t, things died.

Oysters. Kelp. And an oyster-and-chocolate-flavored stout.

Josh Jensen ’66 was not supposed to be able to produce a great pinot noir in the United States. Let alone in California.

Charlie Munford ’06, ’11MFS, is turning an invasive species—wild boar—into smoked sausage.