Andrea Kremer is one of the most accomplished and widely respected sports journalists in the industry. She was named one of the 10 greatest female sportscasters of all time and among the best of all sportscasters. She is also a two-time Emmy award winner. 

After graduating from Goucher College with a BA in theatre and minoring in art, Evan McDougall , has been working in the Baltimore/ Washington D.C. theatre scene as a carpenter, welder, and machinist. He has led and helped crews realize designers’ visions for 5 or 6 shows each season at Imagination Stage and more currently as the Resident Carpenter at Everyman Theatre. He remains grateful to FSS for his early exposure to the arts that has led him down this path in life.

John Chin ’83 is the executive director of Philadelphia Chinatown Development Corporation (PCDC), a non-profit committed to the preservation and growth of Chinatown. Chinatown has always been a special place for Chin. He recalls that at his interview for the position in 2000, he said, “I want Philadelphia to know that Chinatown is a gem.” 

Jeffrey Tubbs ’95 is president of JDT International, a firm that specializes in urban planning, real estate development and public/private partnerships. Tubbs credits his volunteer work with Big Brothers and Big Sisters as his inspiration for launching his non-profit, Urban Roots. The mission of Urban Roots is to enhance all JDT International housing developments with art, design and sustainable features while mentoring local youth.

Reverend Dr. Calvin Morris '59 recalls a saying his father used to recite, “you have to understand that nobody is better than you and you are not better than anybody else either.” Morris was born into a family of social justice activists. He remembers his parents participating in a boycott of the Philadelphia Transportation Company in the '40s to protest the company’s refusal to hire black workers. Morris says, “They taught me that protest was one way of trying to bring about change.”