The TASIS Class of 1997 Valedictorian and a Stanford graduate, Ms. Mühlhofer has more than two decades of experience in international sports and event management and is currently the Venue Press Operations Manager for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. She shared her impressive journey with TASIS students over the course of a two-day visit in January, marking the second installment of the 2022–2023 TASIS Speaker Series. 

In recognition of the positive contributions he’s made to the TASIS community, Alejandro Orozco ’24 will receive a $1000 scholarship in support of his desire to attend a service trip to Zambia later this year

TASIS was back at the elegant and historic Cosmos Club on Embassy Row after three long years—and what an evening it was!

Our latest edition of Alumni Notes includes stories of TASIS alumni making wonderful contributions to the creative arts, biotech, academia, and more.

Alexia Dochnal ’22 (Poland) will seek a degree in Comparative Literature at Yale University, where she was admitted early and invited to join the Directed Studies program, a special academic program for first-year students that she was hand-picked for due to her “truly exceptional academic record and broad intellectual interests.” 

Alejandra Cova ’22 (Venezuela) will seek a degree in Human Science and Global Health at Georgetown University after also considering offers from Loyola University Chicago, Tulane University, University of Florida, Northeastern University, and University of Miami.