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Elizabeth M. Reyes

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Director of Service Learning

Education

B.A. Boston College
M.S. University of Massachusetts – Boston

“I want students to ask questions and listen for answers and insight. I hope I enable students to look beyond the Exeter walls and think about how their interactions impact others. I want them to truly experience non sibi and see the joy it can bring.”

Anne E. Rankin

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Instructor in Science, Eleanor Gwin Ellis Distinguished Professor, Bates-Russell Distinguished Faculty Professorship

Education

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B.S. University of California – Irvine
M.S. University of California – Irvine

P. Fermin Perez-Andreu

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Chair of the Department of Modern Languages, William Woodbridge Teaching Chair

Education

B.A. Universidad Autonoma de Madrid
M.A. Middlebury College

Barbara J. O’Brien

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Instructor in Music

Education

M.A. University System of New Hampshire
M.Mus. University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill
B.Mus. University of Massachusetts – Lowell

Eimer C. Page

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Assistant Principal

Education

B.A. Trinity College Dublin
Ph.D. Trinity College Dublin
M.A. Queen’s University

“I love working with our extraordinary teachers and colleagues from all areas of campus. I get to see the hard work, dedication, creativity and skill of the adults who work here and I am honored to be involved in hiring, onboarding and developing our teachers.”

Petra Pacaric

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Instructor in Music

Education

M.Mus. Boston Conservatory
M.A. University of Innsbruck

“I hope my students will also recognize and experience the positive effects of music study on their cognitive performance and stress management.”

Timothy N. Mitropoulos

Instructor in Physical Education

Education

M.A. University of Missouri – Columbia

B.S. Tufts University

“Teachers and coaches were my role models when I was going through high school, so I wanted to return the favor and help be that for the next generation of students. High school is a great age to help guide and teach, so it is a great time to connect with students. The creative ways people are expanding and utilizing resources to help them learn and be active is very exciting.”