Alumnae Spotlight: Christina Hallenback Rogers '97

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Christina Hallenback Rogers '97

Played for the Big Green from 1993-96; Helped Dartmouth win an Ivy League Championship as a freshman in 1993, with a perfect 7-0 Ivy record and a 12-3-1 overall mark. Dartmouth made the NCAA Tournament in three of her four seasons in Hanover (1993, 94, 96). A midfielder/back Hallenback Rogers graduated with 47 games played and 20 career points despite missing her entire sophomore season. That year, in 1994, she won the Price/Keith Kurowski award for the Dartmouth player who displayed courage and enthusiasm despite great adversity.

Current Location & Vocation: Greenville, S.C.; Stay at home mom with three children ages five, three and 16 months

Dartmouth Major: Geography

How She Used the D-Plan: Spent an off-term working for her congressman in California; went on a Foreign Study Program to Prague and a Language Study Abroad term in Italy

Favorite Post-Grad Work Experience: Working as an assistant brand manager for P&G in Santiago, Chile; also acquired her international MBA

Favorite Dartmouth Women's Soccer Season: In 1993 she was part of a large freshman class that brought Dartmouth to a top-20 ranking and its first NCAA Tournament appearance

On Dartmouth and Dartmouth Women's Soccer: "Leaving Dartmouth made me realize what a special place it was - everyone cared and worked hard toward a common goal. You don't come across that concentration of focus, determination, and energy in the 'real world.'"

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