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EPISODE · Nov 4, 2021 · 29 MIN

A Chat with Sam Moss ('63)

from The Darlington Podcast

Welcome to Episode 31 of The Darlington Podcast! In this Darlington Connects episode, host Julie Lucas ('97), Darlington's chief advancement officer, talks with longtime Dean of College Guidance Sam Moss ('63) about his time at Darlington as a student, his career path, and his upcoming retirement after 40 years of service to Darlington and 55 years in independent school education.Click here to learn more about Darlington's unique College Guidance Program that earns 100% of its graduates admission to colleges all over the country and the world each year.About Darlington Connects:Every member of the Darlington Community has countless Darlington connections, especially in the work world. By supporting each other's careers and life goals, we are better connecting our students, alumni, parents, parents of alumni, and grandparents.Share more about your career in a Darlington Connects spotlight on our website or social mediaLend your expertise to a current student or recent graduateConnect with others in your field or your geographic area via our Alumni Directory or our Darlington Connects group on LinkedInVolunteer to be one of our guest speakers at Career DayClick here for complete show notes >>

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