Admissions Fellows

Bio: Kathryn is an International Business & Management major with a passion for marketing, entertainment, and creating experiences that bring people together. She has interned at Allied Global Marketing, where she contributed to integrated marketing campaigns for Disney, Warner Bros., Netflix, Paramount, Universal, Sony, and A24, and is currently working for Corbett Inc., where she independently leads the development and production of a STEM educational video series that makes science and technology engaging for students. On campus, Kathryn serves as a Teaching Assistant in the International Business & Management department, a Project Manager for the Burgess Institute for the Global Economy, a Team Impact Leader, a Liberty Cap tour guide, a member of the public speaking club, an Access and Disability Service Procter, a member of sister devs, and a Student Athlete Panel Representative. She is also a member of Delta Nu and has held several leadership positions including Panhellenic President that reflect her passion for service, communication, and collaboration. She studied abroad in Spring 2026 in Bologna, Italy and has a newfound passion for travel. She is a varsity volleyball student-athlete, a radical hope leader, and a member of the SAAC board. In her free time, she loves to chat in Denim Coffee (her favorite spot on campus), and work out in the Kline. Her favorite animal at the moment is a Prairie Dog and she loves the color yellow.

Bio: Carson Cerow is a senior majoring in International Business and Management and minoring in Educational Studies. In addition to being an Admissions Fellow and Liberty Cap Society member, she is a member of the Varsity Women’s Lacrosse Team and part of the student-athlete honor society, Chi Alpha Sigma. She is also a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, Kappa Delta Pi, and Alpha Lambda Delta. She had the pleasure of studying abroad in Prague during the fall semester of her junior year.

Bio: Brooke is a senior majoring in Neuroscience with minors in Biology and Classical Studies. She has been a member of the Liberty Cap Society since her sophomore year and can't wait to continue working with Admissions as a fellow! Last spring, she studied abroad in New Zealand, where she focused on STEM courses. During her time at Dickinson, she has worked for the Asbell Center for Jewish Life in various roles, including serving as president of Challah for Hunger. She is also the president of the Office of Residence Life and Housing. More recently, she has assisted with research in the Environmental Studies Department, fostering her interest in public health. During the summers, Brooke works as a medical assistant at local urgent care clinics and enjoys relaxing by the lake.

Bio: Lilith is a senior majoring in International Business and Management (INBM) with a minor in Judaic Studies. In addition to serving as an Admissions Fellow this year, she has been a member of Liberty Caps Society since her first year. Beyond Admissions, Lilith is actively involved across campus as a leader in the Asbell Center for Jewish Life, as Vice President of Recruitment for Pi Beta Phi, and as a member of the INBM Majors Committee, the Dickinson College Orchestra, and the Marketing Club. This past summer, she interned at Park & Battery, an advertising agency founded by a Dickinson alumnus. Outside of the classroom, Lilith enjoys traveling, attending concerts, and hanging out with friends!

Bio: Ella Hynds is double major in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology and Spanish. She has been a member of the Liberty Cap Society since her freshman year and is thrilled to interview prospective Dickinsonians her Senior year! She spent the summer at Dickinson working in a lab, researching sea urchin embryos and the proteins involved in their division. Before arriving back in Carlisle, she spent the spring semester studying abroad in Málaga, Spain, where she loved the abundance of seafood, her art history class, and spending lots of time with her host family. On campus, Ella can be found singing in the college choir, swimming as President of the Club Swim Team, leading a hike as Outing Club Trip Leader, or working in the library. Ella is also a member of the pre-health society. She can’t wait to share her love and passion for Dickinson with you!

Bio: Caroline Kirkpatrick is a Neuroscience major with minors in Economics and Ethics, as well as a Health Studies certificate. In addition to being an Admissions Fellow, she is a member of the Varsity Field Hockey Team and works with Team IMPACT. Caroline is also involved in Pi Beta Phi, Women in Economics, the Neuroscience Club, InterVarsity, Sister Devs, and the Liberty Cap Society. She also had the opportunity to study abroad in New Zealand, where she enjoyed exploring a new culture and traveling throughout the country. In her free time, Caroline enjoys spending time with friends, trying new restaurants in Carlisle, and visiting the local farmer's market.

Bio: Luca Lorance is a Neuroscience major completing the health studies certificate. He is currently on the pre-med track. On campus, he is a Community Advisor, serving as a resource, mentor, and role model for residents and student staff members as a part of Residence Life. Luca also is a Coordinator of the A.C.E Peer mentoring program with the Popel Shaw Center, which pairs first year students from underrepresented populations with mentors who offer support, guidance, and connection. Luca is also on the executive board for Trendsetters, our student organization for First-Generation College students, the Dickinson infernos, one of our co-ed A Capella groups, and President of Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity, Inc. He also works in the office of Academic Advising and Student Success as a Peer advisor. In the fall semester of his junior year, Luca studied abroad in New Zealand. He has also had the pleasure of going on multiple service trips both internationally and domestically through the Center for Civic and Learning. In his free time, you can find Luca spending time with friends, studying at the Popel Shaw Center, or eating food.

Bio: Meghan Lord is a senior majoring in Political Science and Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. Meghan has served on Dickinson College’s Student Senate for all four years and is currently Senior Class President. She works as a Pride Coordinator at the campus’s LGBTQ+ Center, and has had the privilege of being tapped as a Queer Cap. On campus, Meghan has also worked to implement productive dialogue as a Student Dialogue Associate through the Dialogues across Differences initiative and as the DEI Chair for Dickinson’s chapter of BridgeUSA. She is also a member of the Delta Nu Sorority. For the past two summers, Meghan has served as a Student Orientation Director for Campus Life, where she helped organize and execute Orientation for the Class of 2029 and 2030. Meghan has had the honor of being inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa, a leadership honor society, and Triota, an academic honor society for the field of women’s studies. Meghan spends her free crafting and sitting on Britton Plaza! She is very excited to be returning to campus after a fulfilling semester in Washington, DC, through the Dickinson in DC program!

Bio: Jeremy Sallade is a Quantitative Economics and Mathematics double major. In addition to serving as an Admissions Fellow, Jeremy is a member of the Scroll and Key Society, Intervarsity Christian Group, the Men's varsity soccer team, and is involved in Student Athlete Advisory Committee. Over the past 3 summers, Jeremy has become deeply involved with FleetFeet Princeton, a running store heavily involved in the local community as it spreads love of the outdoors to all types of people. In his free time, Jeremy can be found playing basketball with friends or relaxing with his them on Morgan Field.

Bio: Daniel Villa is a senior majoring in Political Science with an American Studies minor. Daniel has been involved in the Office of Admissions since his sophomore year. He now serves on the Liberty Cap Society executive team, has become an Admissions Fellow, and works for the back office. He is also a member of Dickinson’s Student Senate as a representative for the Class of 2027, Amnesty International, and New Student Guides which introduces peer to peer mentoring for the first-year class. Furthermore, Daniel serves on the executive board for Trendsetters, a club for First-Generation college students, and The Raza Unida Project, that fosters professional development for Black and Brown students. Daniel also has the privilege of being part of the 25th class of The Order of the Scroll and Key secret honorary society. This summer, he worked in the office of Admissions, giving tours to prospective students. During his free time, he enjoys listening to music, hanging out with friends, meeting new people, and thrifting for some fun finds. Daniels favorites spots around campus include The Quarry and Denim Coffee.