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  • Pronouns: she/her/hers
  • Hometown: Sutton, Massachusetts
  • School: Roger Williams University, Class of 2023
  • Majoring in: Elementary and Middle School Education with a minor in American Sign Language
  • Coach: Ken Rapp
How did you choose your major?
Initially I chose elementary education as my major, because I enjoyed working with children, whether it was teaching skating or interning in a kindergarten classroom. However, as I began to take education classes in college I really became interested in how interdisciplinary the field is across so many other majors. I also became fascinated with adolescent development and how middle schools must cater to the needs of young adolescents, which is why I extended my major into middle school education as well. 

What is your relationship like with your ZF Coach?
I know that if I ever needed any guidance in regards to my academic career, I could go to Mr. Rapp and he would be willing to answer any questions I may have. Even before entering college he was extremely helpful in preparing me for the transition. I know that even now, when I reach out to him, he will always be willing to help me. 

What impact has ZF had on your academic and professional career thus far?
The Zenie Foundation has had a huge impact on my academic career by providing me with a community of support and people who are willing to give guidance. When I was still trying to decide on my major freshman year, I reached out to my coach, Ken Rapp, to ask him if I could get in touch with some ZF students whom I know were majoring in areas that I was interested in. Mr. Rapp, as well as the students who communicated with me, welcomed my questions with open arms. I most likely would not have been able to find a network of people to answer my questions about other areas of study if it were not for ZF. I also know that in a similar way, I will be able to speak with members of the ZF community in regards to my future professional aspirations. 

Tell us something you are excited about!
Spring semester of 2022 I am planning on studying abroad in Spain. I am very excited to be able to immerse myself in another culture and have the opportunity to observe and teach in a school in a different country.

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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Our Logo Story
    • Values & Effective Adults
    • Co-Investment & Affordability
    • Leadership Vision
    • ZF Team
  • Coaching
    • Meet Our Coaches >
      • Dave Spach
      • Dennis & Diana Curran
      • Frank Zenie
      • John Bracken
      • Karen Rapp
      • Katherine Chatterjee
      • Ken Rapp
      • Kendra & Mike Smith
      • Laura & Tim Petracca
      • Roy Chatterjee
      • Sharon Bracken
  • Scholarship
    • ZF Student Profile
    • Eligibility
    • Scholarship Renewal
    • FAQs
  • Our Students
    • By the Numbers
    • Alumni
  • Resources
    • Personal Values & Development
    • Transition to College
    • Money & Finance
    • Internships
    • Careers
    • ZF Partners
    • Terms to Know
  • Contact Us
  • Search