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She/Her/Hers
Middlebury College
Bachelor of Arts, Anthropology and Sociology
Columbia University Teacher’s College
Certificate in College Advising
I joined College Coach after working at the Office of Undergraduate Admission at Brown University, where I evaluated thousands of applications for first-year and transfer students and acted as a member of the admission committee. In addition, I redesigned Brown's campus visit experience, planned student fly-in overnight programs, and organized admitted student programming.
Prior to Brown, I was a senior fellow and diversity, inclusion, and access intern in the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at Middlebury College where I hosted prospective student information sessions and answered questions on student life and admissions.
Throughout my admissions career, I have led numerous essay writing and college application workshops for prospective students and their families to better understand how to write an essay that resonates with an admission officer.
Whether it's coming from a current college student, a parent of a recent college admit, or an "armchair" expert, you're constantly being flooded with new information about the college essay process. Writing college essays can feel overwhelming, and students naturally want tips that make the process easier. But what advice should you take? Who is a credible source to turn to?
