SHMS is proud of the personal, academic and professional achievements of its alumni. Below are just a few of some of our most recent notable alumni.

Clark Burckle -02won the 200 breaststroke at the 2010 NCAA swimming championships. Clark attends the University of Arizona.

Jeff Dupre - 83 is a producer and director of documentary films. He is one of the producers of CARRIER, the Emmy Award-winning ten-part documentary series that premiered on PBS.

Thomas Davis - 02 was named the 2009 recipient of the Mary Catherine Strobel Youth Volunteer Award for his work at the Siloam Family Health Center. Thomas founded La Escalera de Escalante, a bilingual library and literacy program for the Clairmont community in Tennessee, which encourages young children to embrace their bilingual capability. Through the volunteer-run program, kids are seeing improvements in school and parents have taken new interest in reading with their children. Thomas earned early acceptance to the Vanderbilt School of Medicine and began his studies this fall.

Elizabeth Self - 02 graduated from the University of Louisville in three years, receiving two of the top awards in her class. While applying for medical school she is conducting ovarian cancer research.

Rachel Helson - 03 is the youngest Tony Award-nominated producer in Broadway history for her co-production of Reason to be Pretty. Rachel also has a book being published about being a philanthropic entrepreneur entitled, What Are We Waiting For?: Permanently Redefining Youth's Role in American Philanthropy.