Gulliver Prep Alumni Association

From Gulliver student to award-winning cardiothoracic surgeon, Adam Williams ’97 has dedicated his life to healing hearts and advancing medicine. Based at Duke University, his work spans complex cardiac surgery, groundbreaking research in stem cell and gene therapy, and mentoring the next generation of surgeons. Read more below.

Alumni Spotlight: Adam Williams '97 - Gulliver Prep Check out what Gulliver Prep Alumni are up to these days.

Centennial On the Road: We're in Boston This Week!

Thursday, February 5
7:30 p.m.
Hyatt Place Boston Seaport

We are taking Gulliver’s Centennial on the road to reconnect with our community, honor the impact of a Gulliver education, and look ahead to our next century of purpose and possibility.

If you are in the area, join us to network, reflect on the legacy we share, and explore how our community – across generations and geographies – continues to shape what’s next for Gulliver. We hope you’ll join us as we celebrate this milestone and the vibrant network that makes us Gulliver!

RSVP here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfvv25uR1yXjjrf71md1LdGak8vXw12-_bP3kQiXqwZ39Gmvw/viewform

Bring Gulliver to Your City! Let us know if you are interested in helping us bring Gulliver to your city to host a Centennial alumni event. Email Natalie White [email protected].

After 35 seasons, Miami Heat public address announcer and proud Gulliver alumnus Michael Baiamonte '81 will retire at the end of this NBA season. Known throughout Heat Nation for his unmistakable voice and signature “Dos Minutos!” call, Baiamonte has announced more than 1,500 games, including six NBA Finals and all three of the franchise’s championship seasons. A Miami native, Baiamonte first discovered his passion for sports and announcing here at Gulliver before going on to become one of the longest-tenured PA announcers in the NBA. As the Heat launches a season-long celebration titled Mike Drop in his honor, we join in congratulating him on an extraordinary career and lasting legacy in Miami sports.