Alumnae Board

Martha Betubiza is a proud 2015 Stone Ridge graduate and lifer—go gold team! During her time at SR she served as a Social Action Leader (SAL), Music Ministry Leader, French Club Co-Leader, Model UN Head Delegate, Campus Ministry Service Coordinator, and was a member of the a cappella group, Heartfelt.

After pursuing a B.S. in Marketing from University of Maryland, College Park, Martha launched herself into the world of music working for companies like iHeartMedia in DC and Spotify in New York City. In 2025, she started her own podcast called Now You Hear Me, where she interviews women musicians from around the world. In her free time, Martha enjoys reading, going to concerts, and wandering aimlessly around the city!

Eleanore (Elle) Alexander Cassidy '05 is a proud graduate of the Sacred Heart, attending Sacred Heart (New Orleans, LA), Stuart (Princeton, NJ), and graduating from Stone Ridge in 2005. Currently, Elle is a Manager of Public Policy and Stakeholder Engagement at McDonald's, focusing on Planet and Food. Previously, Elle worked in the private and non-profit sectors in Washington, DC and New York City, working to improve health through better nutrition and disease prevention. Elle holds a PhD in Health Policy & Management and a Masters of Science in Public Health (MSPH) in Human Nutrition from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and an International Relations Certificate from UMass Amherst. Elle lives in Hinsdale, IL with her husband John, daughter Maeve and their black lab Rosie.

Sheryl Matthews Daniel graduated from Stone Ridge in 1988. She is currently pursuing a second career as a licensed clinical counselor after ending a 20+ year career as a brand marketer.  During her former career as a digital brand marketer, Sheryl developed expertise in paid and earned digital media, content development, SEO, online reputation, audience engagement and digital analytics working with organizations in healthcare, financial services, tech and social advocacy.  A job disruption caused by the recent Pandemic presented the opportunity to fully transition from a digital marketing career to a long held passion and years-long call to serve the community as a mental health practitioner.  Recognizing the need for spiritually sensitive and culturally relevant clinical practitioners in communities of color, Sheryl is pursuing a Master's Degree in Licensed Clinical Professional  Counseling.  In this new role, Sheryl will work to destigmatize mental health care and provide accessible relevant clinical therapeutic care to the many community members dealing with mental health issues.

Kaitlin is a 2007 Stone Ridge graduate and after playing lacrosse for The University of Notre Dame, she began her financial services career in Morgan Stanley’s McLean, VA Branch in 2013. She is a Certified Financial Planner®, a Family Wealth Advisor, and a second-generation Financial Advisor. Outside of work, Kaitlin enjoys staying active, running, design, and seeking out live music.

Maggie graduated from Stone Ridge in 2005, having attended since 1st grade. Her SR claims to fame were winning the 1st grade Goal 2 award and the 12th grade Goal 3 award.  After high school, Maggie went to the University of Virginia where she studied Systems Engineering.  Maggie's first job out of college was at Northrop Grumman, a defense contractor, where she helped design control systems for naval ships.  While at Northrop, Maggie got a master's degree in Systems Engineering also at UVA, before taking off to get an MBA from Yale.

After business school, Maggie moved back to DC and worked for 5 years as a management consultant. In that role, Maggie traveled around the country (sometimes Canada, one time Australia!) helping companies identify issues with the way they operated, and then helping them fix those problems. Three years ago, Maggie put away her suitcase and started a career at Clark Construction. She now works in Clark's Strategy & Innovation group, helping the company figure out how to build better, faster, and more cost effectively.

Alicia Chin Greer ’95 attended high school at Stone Ridge where she played basketball, soccer, softball, was on the track & field team, and served as a class officer during her senior year. She graduated in 1995 and became the first Stone Ridge graduate to attend the United States Military Academy (West
Point). Alicia also played basketball at West Point and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics.  She was then commissioned into the US Army as an Engineer Officer. During her five years of service, she deployed to Puerto Rico, Afghanistan, and Iraq. Alicia earned 2 Bronze Stars among other military awards during her time in in the Army.  After completing her military service, Alicia earned an MBA from the University of Georgia and began working as an Operations Manager at Goldman Sachs.

Alicia temporarily left the corporate world to serve as a CEO of crumb catching and cleaning spilled milk while raising 4 kids and traveling all over the world. She eventually bought a new office chair as she was selected to serve as the Director of Operations, Finance, and Human Resources at The Innovation Network. In her spare time, she also became an Executive Coach, Leadership and Team-Building Consultant, and a Keynote Speaker.

After moving back to Maryland in 2018, Alicia has thoroughly enjoyed reconnecting with the Stone Ridge community, as she served on the DEI Sub-
Committee and as a speaker at several SR events. In 2020, she was honored to receive the SR Outstanding Alumna award. Alicia is currently a Senior Manager at MITRE Corporation in McLean, VA. Alicia is married to Stuart Greer and together they have four sons, two dogs, and not enough time. Go Gold Team!

Clarke Jamison is a 2013 graduate of Stone Ridge and a proud Gold Team Member. During her four years at Stone Ridge, she was an active competitor on the Varsity Volleyball team, lettering all four years; and serving as captain her senior year. Clarke graduated from Spring Hill College in 2017 with a B.A. in Sociology and avidly coaches high school and club volleyball teams. 

In May 2021, Clarke graduated from The Howard University with a Master’s in Social Work focusing on working with communities and organizations and how they assist people. She serves as an Enrollment Coordinator and Social Worker for Howard University Middle School of Mathematics and Science. In her free time, she coaches club volleyball for SpikedCity DC and finds time to travel whenever possible.

Jessica Kane ’97 is a proud Gator and attended Stone Ridge for four years.  During that time, she played soccer, basketball, and tennis.  She served as Class President during her senior year and received the Four Year Commitment Award for Goal II, a deep respect for intellectual values.

After graduating from Stone Ridge, Jessica received her bachelor’s degree from Georgetown University and her law degree from George Mason University School of Law.  She joined the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in 2007 as an attorney-adviser and currently is a Disclosure Review Program Director in the Division of Corporation Finance.  In this capacity, she leads the Division’s important work reviewing transactional, periodic, and current reports in furtherance of the Division’s mission critical work to promote capital formation and protect investors.  Jessica also leads initiatives to monitor and enhance the effectiveness, relevancy, and transparency of disclosures.

Jessica previously served as Director of the Office of Credit Ratings, leading its work to oversee credit rating agencies registered with the SEC as NRSROs.  She led efforts on NRSRO examinations and related SEC annual reports, as well as monitoring initiatives and reports to Congress on competition, transparency, and conflicts of interest.  Before joining OCR, Jessica was the Director of the Office of Municipal Securities and played a leading role in the implementation and operation of the municipal advisor registration regime. 

Genevieve Klein ’18 attended Stone Ridge for 12 years. She began her time as a Gator in Grade 1 and is a proud member of the Blue Team. While at Stone Ridge, she was heavily involved with student government. She served 4 terms as Class President and was also dedicated to growing the musical arts program by playing violin alongside her two younger sisters Jackie ’22 and Gabby ’24. She still thinks the hours spent crossing the beltway from Virginia to Stone Ridge and back were well worth it. 

Following her graduation from Stone Ridge, she attended the University of Notre Dame where she studied International Economics, Global Affairs, and Data Science. Outside of class, she focused her time on social-cultural research, received a grant to study abroad in Paris for a summer, and interned at the university’s hub for innovation. Genevieve is currently a strategy consultant at Deloitte living in Washington, DC. She proudly sees her lifelong friends from Stone Ridge regularly and loves explaining the meaning of her class ring to anyone who asks!

Madeline McCormick '11 attended Stone Ridge for four years where she was a student-athlete, Blue Team Captain, Math Club founder, and recipient of the Sacred Heart Award. Madeline graduated from Villanova University in 2015 with a Bachelor’s of Science in Mechanical Engineering. She then entered the Construction Industry in Washington, DC and currently works as a Project Manager at HITT Contracting in the Life Science & BioTech sector. She resides in Arlington, VA and loves being a part of the SR Alumnae Board!

Lindsay Morton graduated from Stone Ridge in 2002. She currently serves as Redbrick LMD’s Vice President of Community Engagement and Corporate Impact. She is staunchly involved in and focused on community preservation, engagement and progression, with experience at both the local and national levels. Lindsay previously served as the Director of Community Engagement in the Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia where she advised the senior attorneys and led community initiatives under the direction of Attorney General Karl A. Racine.

Before that role, she served as Director of the Healthy Markets Program at Martha’s Table where she launched Joyful Food Markets — an after-school grocery program that provides healthy food and nutrition education to over 6,000 elementary students each month. She also aided in the development and opening of a one-of-a-kind Whole Foods Market “community store” in New Orleans, LA. Lindsay earned her B.S. in business from Boston College and a master’s in Sports Industry Management from Georgetown University.

Jenelle Oxendine’s journey at Stone Ridge began in the sixth grade, as a proud member of the blue team, and culminated with her graduation in 2004.

Jenelle earned her B.S. in Culture and Politics from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service and her M.S. in International Relations from the London School of Economics.

Currently, Jenelle works at GDIT where she leads a stellar project management team overseeing high-priority biomedical projects for the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) at the NIH. Her work has earned her two NHLBI Director’s Awards and an NIH Director’s Award.

As a native of Maryland, Jenelle vowed to never cross the river, but now happily calls Alexandria, Virginia, home. In her free time, she enjoys exploring her new city (especially the food scene) and living life to the fullest with her husband. She’s excited to bring her passion and experience back to Stone Ridge and contribute to the vibrant alumnae community.

Margaret (Maggie) Pruitt is a proud alumnus of the Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart. She was warmly welcomed onto the Gold Team when she began her education at SR in the 6th grade. Maggie received recognition for Goal I in 2002 and Goal IV in 2003 and 2005. She graduated in 2005.

Since graduating, Maggie has pursued a career as a physician scientist, building upon the foundation of curiosity, faith, integrity, and intellect that was established by her parents and solidified at SR. She graduated from Duke University in 2009 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. She earned her dual Doctor of Medicine and Doctor of Philosophy in 2019 from the University of Kansas, where she studied telomere biology in the Department of Integrative andMolecular Physiology and secured funding through the Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) Individual Predoctoral Fellowship. Maggie completed residency in internal medicine at the George Washington University in Washington, DC, where she also served as Chief Resident of Medical Education.

Maggie is currently a medical oncology fellow and Assistant Chief Fellow of Clinic Scheduling at the National Cancer Institute (NCI), NationalInstitutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, MD. Maggie’s research focuses on the translational and clinical study of women’s malignancies. Maggie enjoys attending outdoor music festivals and her most recent travels have taken her to Barbados for the 50th Anniversary of Crop Over and the Grand Kadooment. She is pleased to serve on the Alumnae Board!

Chavon Rhabb ’06 is a purpose driven leader whose career spans business, government, and talent acquisition. A proud alumna of Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart and Vanderbilt University, she has built a reputation for leading with integrity, vision, and a deep commitment to service. As the
Founder of VonRa Tech, she helps companies attract and retain top technical talent, and through the VonRa Leadership Program, she invests in the next generation by developing God-loving, empathetic, and authentic young leaders equipped to make meaningful impact in today’s world.

With a strong track record leading recruitment teams for globally recognized Fortune 500 companies, Chavon is deeply committed to inclusive hiring and organizational change. Her work focuses on increasing the representation of women in technical and executive roles, expanding opportunities for
BIPOC professionals, and fostering cultures of equity and belonging. She has co-led national multicultural business groups that champion diversity and inclusion across industries. Driven by a passion for community impact and leadership development, Chavon empowers others through mentorship, advocacy, and social awareness. She believes that authentic relationship building and strategic networking are essential tools for success and works tirelessly to ensure the next generation of leaders is equipped with both.

Maria Antonia (Toni) Rodriguez Roberts ’92 comes from a long line of Sacred Heart Alums. Her mother attended the school in Havana, Cuba and Noroton in Darien, Connecticut in 1957, and her grandmother also attended the school in Havana, Cuba. Toni has worked for the FBI since 2003 and is a Senior Leader in the IT Infrastructure Division. Previously, she worked as a forensic scientist for 17 years at the FBI Laboratory and has published over a dozen research articles in the field of latent fingerprints. She is a graduate of the DOJ's Leadership in Excellence Achievement Program (LEAP), a succession planning program for future leaders.

Prior to her employment with the FBI, she worked as a researcher at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research and as an Adjunct Faculty member at St. Mary's College in Maryland in the Biology department. She has an MS degree in Cell and Molecular Biology from Florida State University, and a BS degree in Biology from UMBC.  Right before graduate school, she lived in Bolivia and volunteered at Para Los Ninos Orphanage and at Andean Rural Health.

She enjoys travel, stand up paddling, and time with her family and dogs. She is a proud blue team member!

Julia Schmitz ’11 is a proud Stone Ridge Lifer, having attended from Junior Kindergarten through Upper School, including a semester at Beechwood School in England through the Sacred Heart exchange program. After graduating as valedictorian, she attended Stanford University, where she studied Civil Engineering and German Studies.

Julia works as a civil engineer at Dewberry, specializing in stormwater management design and construction administration. She now focuses on hazard mitigation and resilient infrastructure adaptation. She lives in Washington, DC, where she enjoys spending time with her family and playing kickball. She is also a member of a monthly book club that began as a Stone Ridge mother–daughter group.

Elizabeth (Missy) spent her High School years at Stone Ridge and graduated in 1972 as a member of the Blue Team.

After receiving her B.A. in Art History from Vassar College, she worked in Washington D.C. at the National Gallery of Art, the Federal Election Commission, and the American Film Institute, while also pursuing further Art History courses at American University.

In 1981 she moved abroad and spent the next almost 40 years between Hong Kong and London, with the majority of her professional career being in London with the CBRE Group, a Fortune 500 and S&P 500 company, and the global leader in commercial real estate services and investments. During her 35 years with CBRE she was responsible for Company Secretariat, Marketing, Legal and Compliance. From 2004 to retirement, she was Executive Director and Head of Legal and Compliance for Europe, Middle East and Africa. In 2020, Elizabeth stepped down from her full-time role to return to her family home in Maryland, but continued as a Senior Advisor for CBRE EMEA Legal for a further three years.

Elizabeth’s main responsibilities at CBRE included: acquisitions, new corporate entities/offices, corporate re-structuring, Affiliate arrangements, senior hires/contracts, legal and compliance. In 2005 she established CBRE’s UK Women’s Network, which was the first CBRE Women’s Network outside of the US and the first Women’s Network for a real estate advisory company in the UK. The Network’s principal aim was to address the professional needs of CBRE’s female employees through education/training, mentorship, maternity/ child benefits and networking.

Currently Elizabeth volunteers as a tutor at the Washington Jesuit Academy and is a member of the Smithsonian Women’s Committee. She lives in Chevy Chase, Maryland with her husband and golden doodle, and is incredibly grateful to be near her three children and four grandchildren.