Dr. Jennifer “Jenna” Della Pollock specializes in the design of custom magnetic components for power conversion systems. She has spent the last decade designing small, efficient, and low-cost magnetic components for custom power conversion systems for automotive, energy storage, and wireless power transfer applications at Tesla Motors, Apple, Harley Davidson, and Resonant Link. She earned a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from the Thayer School of Engineering in 2008 as a member of the Dartmouth Magnetic Component and Power Electronics Research Group. The author of several publications, she holds two U.S. patents pertaining to her work on efficient magnetic components for power conversion applications. Jenna completed a B.A. in economics and women's studies at the University of New Hampshire, an A.E. in civil environmental engineering technology at Vermont Technical College, and a B.S. in environmental engineering at the University of Vermont.

Mr. Robert “Robin” L. W. McGraw '70 is a committed community and public servant and a long-time Berkshire volunteer. He graduated from the University of California, Santa Cruz in 1976 with a B.A. in film/theater arts and from the Institut National des Sports et de l'Education Physique in Paris, France, with an M.S. in education.

Well known and respected for their commitment to education, human services, and healthcare, Robin and his wife, Buzz, have been recognized often for their personal and professional accomplishments. Robin is the founder and president of Black Rock Foundation and senior director of the Donald C. McGraw Foundation. He is also chair of the Board of Trustees of Hospice Care in the Berkshires, Berkshire Education and Correction Services, and the Play to Lead Foundation. Presently, Robin is a deputy sheriff in Berkshire County and works on the Opiate Task Force. He recently designed and built the first aquaponics growing and training facility in the Northeast at the Berkshire County House of Correction.

Once a proud teacher and coach at Berkshire, Robin has remained a fixture on campus for the last 30 years. He demonstrates an unwavering commitment to assuring that his fellow Bears receive their best experience under the Mountain. From an ever-watchful eye over the boys varsity soccer team to years of teaching in the RKMP and the Chase Sugar House, to serving as eternal director of Alumni Hockey and as a member of the League of Bears Committee leading the bear sculpture and endowed chair tribute to Arthur C. Chase, Robin is the constant ambassador. For this, it is no surprise that he was awarded the Volunteer of the Year Award in 2012. His two daughters Maddie '07 and Andi '17 were there to share it with him. He and Buzz live on Black Rock Farm just through the woods from campus.

Ms. Allison A. Letourneau has served as a class agent for Berkshire since 2007 and as her class’s Reunion Weekend Committee chair from 2011 to 2012. Allison was recently appointed co-chair of the Advisory Board, having served as a member of the Advisory Board since 2015. Besides having recently participated in One Day Together with a virtual “shout out” to the Class of 2020, Allison is consistently and constantly ready and willing to help with any task that will better the alumni community and the School and improve alumni engagement. She lives and works at The White Mountain School in Bethlehem, N.H.

Mr. Michael D. Gutenplan has served as a class agent since 1999 and chaired the Reunion Weekend Committee for his class in 2008-2009, 2013-2014, and 2019-2020. Michael returned to campus in February 2020 to teach a Pro Vita class called “The Secret Art of Magic... Exposed” and recently demonstrated a magic trick via podcast on Berkshire’s One Day Together online celebration of community engagement. Michael is always willing to assist with outreach to fellow Bears and to help the Advancement Office and School with any needs or projects. Michael lives in Los Angeles, Calif., when he is not traveling and performing magic.