Amy Cummings '06 (Lady Eaton College)
Hello fellow Alumni!
Since I left Trent, my adventures have taken me to many places (Bonaire, USA, Germany - where I have lived), and accomplished becoming an MD & now a Global Health Ambassador at WHIS. And with soccer, playing in Germany was also a goal, I can check off the list. Thank you Trent for opening the path!
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As a proud Trent alumnus, I’m excited to share my latest novel, Whistle, with you. This book marks a new direction for me - a supernatural thriller that delves into grief, mystery, and the eerie power of an old train set. Annie Blunt, seeking a fresh start, moves to a quiet town with her son, only to find herself haunted by unsettling visions and strange occurrences. Writing Whistle was a thrilling challenge, and I can’t wait for you to experience its twists and chills. Trent has played a key role in shaping my journey as a writer, and I hope this story resonates with you. Happy reading!
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This past summer I had the incredible opportunity to complete a field research internship with the prestigious Orca Behaviour Institute on San Juan Island, Washington. By recording the behaviours of two separate populations of killer whales in the Salish Sea, including the critically endangered southern resident orcas, I was able to utilize the skills I’ve gained from Trent, contribute to meaningful science, and make global connections with the marine mammal community. It was the experience of a lifetime, and I hope to continue advocating for these whales and their environment throughout my conservation career.
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There’s a group of alumni rowers from the mid-late 1970s, who continue to return to Trent every two to three years to reunite, reminisce, and row!