Cameron grew up in Greenwich, Connecticut and attended Brunswick, an independent school, for 14 years. He hopes to help students build the kind of supportive, growth-oriented environment that he experienced as a student. As an English teacher, he hopes to encourage students’ empathetic engagement with the new perspectives we find in literature. He studied comparative literature in college and has lived in Poland, Italy, and South Korea for brief periods as both an ESL teacher and a student. He loves playing squash, and he looks forward to helping student-athletes take charge of their own personal development on the court. He also enjoys traveling and learning languages.

Anastasia earned her B.A. from the College of the Holy Cross and received her M.A. from Teachers College at Columbia University in the City of New York. Her career has spanned teaching in both public and independent schools. A life-long learner and collaborator with her students she said, “Learning is a journey we embark upon together.” She started playing volleyball in middle school, and she has coached in a variety of different leagues, including the USA Juniors Volleyball program. In her spare time, she loves to read and take long walks with her German shepherd, Teddy.