Alumni Stories

Studying Mandarin at PC was transformational for Chris Johnson, who creates and produces music, and  teaches English in Shanghai.

Justin Wineburgh's path has taken him from electrical engineering to law to media and entertainment.

“‘Good instruction is better than riches,’ rings true, especially as you get older and wiser,” Melissa Atkins OPC '01 believes.

Atiba Wade OPC ’95 has an expression he uses often: When preparation meets opportunity, success is the result.

As assisting clinical director for a nonprofit organization that supports people with autism, Chelsea Erdmanis Greenspon OPC ’02 learned to give back to the community as a PC lifer.

Since graduating from Penn Charter, Kamal Marell OPC ’06 has been an educator, a social worker, a collaborator and an advocate.

Catherine McGuckin Cantlin OPC '92 was part of the first modern-day coed class at PC and now serves as an executive director at the project management firm MACRO.

Ed Doyle-Gillespie OPC '88 calls himself a full-time police officer and a part-time poet.

John Balbus OPC ’78 addresses health inequities in response to climate change.