Kayla Matteucci ’14 has been named a 2021 Marshall Scholar. She will study for master’s degrees in Politics and International Studies at Cambridge in 2021 and Climate Change: Environment, Science and Policy at King’s College London in 2022. She also will join Cambridge’s Centre for the Study of Existential Risk as a Visiting Research Fellow in the coming months, working on risks posed by climate change and nuclear war.
In 2019 Matteucci was one of two people granted the Fulbright UK Open Award, with which she pursued research in nuclear policy with the government of the United Kingdom and King’s College in London.
Marshall Scholarships select up to 50 young Americans of high ability each year to study for a graduate degree in the United Kingdom. Matteucci graduated with bachelor’s degrees in International Relations and Spanish from Fordham University in 2018.
Throughout 51 years of ministry, Mary Jo Grethel ’61 of the Medical Mission Sisters has served to bring joy and love to lives around the world through healing during missions in Afghanistan; Ghana, West Africa; Kampala, Uganda; and the United States.
Through his New York City interior design company, AO Atelier, Armann Ortega ’07 designs residential interiors for projects ranging from New York City apartments to beach houses in the Hamptons.
Remembering alumni and family of alumni who have passed away in recent months. Please send your announcements to Jean Marie Skipp at jskipp@spxabq.org.