Associate provost and dean of the graduate school at the University of Maryland, he’s also one of the people behind the Doomsday Clock.
Jennifer Koh
The acclaimed violinist recently kicked off her stint as artistic director of the Kennedy Center’s Fortas Chamber Music Concerts.
Monica Paolicelli
The McLean resident is a player on Washington’s new pro pickleball team, whose name is . . . D.C. Pickleball Team.
Jermar Rountree
DC’s 2023 Teacher of the Year, he was also chosen as one of five finalists for the national version of the award.
Rebecca Sutter
She’ll run a new center at George Mason University that’s meant to help fight the opioid epidemic and is funded by a $1 million government grant.
Disinvited! George Santos
The bad news just keeps piling up for the truth-challenged first-term congressman.
Photograph of Fetter by Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. Photograph of Koh by Jürgen Frank. Photograph of Paolicelli by Kyros Morales. Photograph of Rountree by Samantha Novak. Photograph of Sutter by College of Public Health, George Mason University. Photograph of Santos by Rod Lamkey/CNP/ABACAPRESS.COM. This article appears in the March 2023 issue of Washingtonian.
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Steve Fetter
Associate provost and dean of the graduate school at the University of Maryland, he’s also one of the people behind the Doomsday Clock.
Jennifer Koh
The acclaimed violinist recently kicked off her stint as artistic director of the Kennedy Center’s Fortas Chamber Music Concerts.
Monica Paolicelli
The McLean resident is a player on Washington’s new pro pickleball team, whose name is . . . D.C. Pickleball Team.
Jermar Rountree
DC’s 2023 Teacher of the Year, he was also chosen as one of five finalists for the national version of the award.
Rebecca Sutter
She’ll run a new center at George Mason University that’s meant to help fight the opioid epidemic and is funded by a $1 million government grant.
Disinvited! George Santos
The bad news just keeps piling up for the truth-challenged first-term congressman.
Photograph of Fetter by Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.
Photograph of Koh by Jürgen Frank.
Photograph of Paolicelli by Kyros Morales.
Photograph of Rountree by Samantha Novak.
Photograph of Sutter by College of Public Health, George Mason University.
Photograph of Santos by Rod Lamkey/CNP/ABACAPRESS.COM.
This article appears in the March 2023 issue of Washingtonian.
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