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Ethan Cooperson ’87
Voices of Friends: Ethan Cooperson ’87 is a Senior Researcher at Stats Perform.
Voices of Friends: Senior Researcher at Stats Perform, Ethan Cooperson ’87.
“Friends is very much, and I think always has been, very much geared towards, ‘Let’s be open-minded, let’s be accepting of people of different races and cultures and religious beliefs.’ And that’s a huge part of what I learned at Friends is to understand and accept people of different backgrounds… I never forget that.”
Ethan Cooperson, who works as a Senior Researcher at Stats Perform and Talent Statistician at numerous networks (CBS, TNT, etc.), joined the Quaker Matters podcast and discussed his time at WFS, how he got his big break into sports, what it’s like to work a Super Bowl, and his favorite event that he has covered.
Link to listen: https://lnkd.in/eUBHnarD
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“Friends is very much, and I think always has been, very much geared towards, ‘Let’s be open-minded, let’s be accepting of people of different races and cultures and religious beliefs.’ And that’s a huge part of what I learned at Friends is to understand and accept people of different backgrounds… I never forget that.”
Ethan Cooperson, who works as a Senior Researcher at Stats Perform and Talent Statistician at numerous networks (CBS, TNT, etc.), joined the Quaker Matters podcast and discussed his time at WFS, how he got his big break into sports, what it’s like to work a Super Bowl, and his favorite event that he has covered.
Link to listen: https://lnkd.in/eUBHnarD
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Philip Montigney ’07
“I always mention Wilmington Friends as having an incredible influence in my life as preparation not only for college but well beyond. Acceptance and curiosity in understanding sound simple enough, but as I get older, I realize the world would benefit greatly if more people were taught those lessons at a young age.”Read More -
Zach Williams ’02
“There’s no need to be modest about your ambitions or your hopes. If there is something that you want to do or something that you want to see happen in the world, move toward it one little step at a time, and you can be a part of how things change.”Read More -
Josh Galperin ’00
On the latest episode of the Quaker Matters Podcast, hosted by Piper Roskovensky ’26, Josh Galperin ’00 discusses what it’s like to work in environmental law, what he enjoys most about teaching law, and shares advice to students who are interested in pursuing a career in law.Read More -
Sarah Schenck Maheshwari ’91
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A Family’s Ties to WFS Since the 18th Century
When Kaylea Ann Donaghy, age 3, walked into Wilmington Friends Lower School in January, 2021, she was not aware that she may well be the ninth generation and 38th member of her family to attend or be involved with the oldest school in Delaware.Read More -
Chris Loeffler ’00
Chris Loeffler ’00 currently serves as the Interim Head of Lower School.Read More -
John Bonifaz ’84
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Ethan Cooperson ’87
Voices of Friends: Ethan Cooperson ’87 is a Senior Researcher at Stats Perform.Read More -
Meryl Gatti ’15
Meryl Gatti ’15 currently serves as an Entity Management Product Trainer for CSC.Read More -
Dr. Omar Khan ’90
Voices of Friends: Enterprise Chief Scientific Officer and Vice President of Research Administration and Scientific Affairs for ChristianaCare, Dr. Omar Khan ’90.Read More -
Jane Monari ’07
Jane Monari ’07 has performed as an opera singer for over a decade, performing hundreds of times in concerts and operas.Read More
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