Girls’ JV Field Hockey

Growing up in Maine, I returned to “Vacationland” in 1991 after graduating from Wheaton College in Norton, Massachusetts. I decided to get my feet in the professional world by accepting a position as an Assistant Director of Admission and Admission Liaison for the Radiologic Technology Program with Mercy Hospital at a small, Catholic college in Standish, Maine. While enjoying this position and the beautiful state of Maine, the harsh winters finally got the best of me and I started looking at professional opportunities in warmer climates. An opening became available in Admission at St. George’s School, and I decided to travel “south” for an informative interview to research “this beautiful campus that everyone was talking about.” Upon driving up the main drive and looking across the playing fields, I had my “Ah, hah!” moment and instantly fell in love with the Hilltop.

Fast-forward many years, I am still working in the admission office as an Associate Director of Admission. The feeling of community that I fell in love with when I arrived on the campus back in 1994 is one of the many things that has kept me here at SG and passionate about my profession. Serving as both a dorm head in an upper form dorm and co-day student advisor, advising six wonderful advisees, and coaching junior varsity field hockey are also some of the many hats that I enjoy wearing. It is a joy knowing that I am part of this Hilltop community where everyone's voice is valued.

One of my favorite things about teaching is helping students make connections between the ancient and modern worlds.

When I'm not teaching, I like to swim in the ocean and be outside with my family.