South Kent School is thrilled to announce the next installment in our Pathways Series, featuring an extraordinary alumnus, Professor Sukehiro Hasegawa ’62. This highly anticipated talk is a unique opportunity to hear from a global leader whose life’s work has been deeply influenced by his time on the Hillside.
A Life of Global Impact
Professor Hasegawa has led a remarkable career as a diplomat, academic, and humanitarian. After graduating from South Kent School in 1962, he earned advanced degrees from institutions such as Stanford University and Yale University, building a foundation for an impactful career in international service. Among his many achievements, Professor Hasegawa served as the United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Representative for Timor-Leste, playing a pivotal role in fostering peace and nation-building efforts in the region. His work exemplifies the values of resilience, leadership, and service instilled at South Kent.
Memories from the Hillside
During the Pathways talk, Professor Hasegawa will share reflections on how his South Kent experience shaped his worldview. From the rigorous academics to the close-knit community, he attributes much of his success to the foundational skills and mindset cultivated on the Hillside. This is a unique chance for current students, faculty, and alumni to connect with a true embodiment of South Kent’s mission to develop global citizens.
Preparing for Brian Sullivan’s Asia Visit
This Pathways talk also sets the stage for an exciting chapter for South Kent School’s international community. In March, Head of School Brian Sullivan will travel to Asia, accompanied by The Reverend Stephen Klots, Rich Brande ’88, and Dillon Duncan ’04. Their visit underscores the school’s commitment to fostering relationships with our alumni and families abroad, strengthening the bonds that tie our global community together.
Join Us
Don’t miss this inspiring Pathways event with Professor Sukehiro Hasegawa. Whether you’re a student, a parent, or a proud alumnus, this talk is sure to leave you with a renewed sense of purpose and pride in South Kent School’s legacy of producing world leaders.
Stay tuned for details on how to attend the event, and be sure to follow our updates as we prepare for Head of School Brian Sullivan’s Asia visit in March.
