Both campuses underwent major renovations throughout the 2005–2006 school year, and construction for the Wisconsin Avenue campus Athletic Center (which includes the Kenworthy Courts) was completed in 2011. Sidwell Friends plans to move the Lower School to the site of the current site of The Washington Home and Community Hospices, which is adjacent to the Wisconsin Avenue campus. Until funding is secured, there is currently no timeline for when this move will take place. Notable alumni Notable alumni of Sidwell Friends include: Activism Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (transferred to Georgetown Preparatory School), American environmental attorney and activist Tracye McQuirter (1984), vegan activist Vanessa Wruble (1992), co-founder of 2017 Women's March John Flower, founder of China Folk House Retreat Art and music Jeffrey Mumford (1973), composer Oteil Burbridge (1982), bassist for Dead & Company and the Allman Brothers Band Alyson Cambridge (born 1980), operatic soprano and classical music, jazz, and American popular song singer Sonya Clark (1985), artist Malinda Kathleen Reese, YouTube personality, actress and singer Business Daniel Mudd (1976), former CEO of Fannie Mae Nick Friedman (2000), entrepreneur Omar Soliman (2000), author and entrepreneur Tom Bernthal, American marketing CEO and former NBC News producer Crime William Zantzinger, convicted killer and subject of the Bob Dylan song, "The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll" Education Alida Anderson (1987), American University faculty and widely published special education researcher. Hanna Holborn Gray (1947 or 1948), historian and Provost of Yale University and later the President of University of Chicago Philip S. Khoury (1967), Ford International Professor of History and Associate Provost, MIT George A. Akerlof, Nobel Prize winner for Economics and current faculty member at Georgetown University Government and law Naomi Biden, lawyer and granddaughter of U.S. President Joe Biden David W. Dennis (1929), Indiana congressman John Deutch (1956), Central Intelligence Agency Director, MIT professor Roger W. Ferguson, Jr. (1969), Federal Reserve Board Former vice-chairman Doug Gansler (1981), State's Attorney for Montgomery County, Maryland (1999—2007), Attorney General of the State of Maryland, (2007–2015) William Henry Harrison III (1914 or 1915), Republican Representative from Wyoming and great-great-grandson of President William Henry Harrison Nancy Reagan, former First Lady (attended the elementary school 1925–1928) Oleg Alexandrovich Troyanovsky, Soviet ambassador to the United Nations Edward Tylor Miller (1912 or 1913), Maryland congressman Katherine Tai, US Trade Representative Journalism Anne Applebaum (1982), journalist and author John Dickerson (1987), journalist, political commentator, and writer. Dan Froomkin (1981), journalist and Huffington