Admissions Fellows

Bio: Mackenzie has been working with Admissions since her freshman year where she started to get to know the office through the Liberty Cap Society as a tour guide. As a junior, she was given the opportunity to work as an Admissions Intern, a role which she loves and is now continuing in her senior year. In addition to her admissions work, Mackenzie spends a great deal of time dancing every week in various dance groups, mainly Dickinson's Dance Theatre Group, of which she has served on the executive board the past three years, and now as President. DTG produces two mainstage shows per year of which Mackenzie has both performed in and choreographed for. Mackenzie also has experience working with Residence Life and Housing as a Resident Advisor for two years and this year a House Apartment Manager. When you can't find Mackenzie in the admissions office, you can most likely find her on the Mermaid Trellis, soaking up some sunshine, or admiring Dickinson's beautiful foliage during her favorite season, Fall.

Bio: Annie has served as a facilitator and house manager for one of Dickinson’s special interest houses and clubs Womanist Collective since junior year. She will continue to serve in those roles for senior year. Annie has participated in the A.C.E peer mentor program since her freshman year and is now serving as a senior coordinator for the program. Currently Annie is taking on a new role as Black Student Union President for the upcoming year. Annie not only loves Dickinson but the Carlisle community as well, you can often find her volunteering at one of Carlisle’s best thrift stores C-LUV.

Bio: Carolina has been involved in several activities on campus. Other than volunteering in admissions as a tour guide, she is on the executive board for MOB, the campus programming board, as a Special Events Chair and previously as a Weekend Events Chair. As a neuroscience and psychology double major, she is fascinated by memory processes and is proud to be a student researcher in the Autobiographical Memory Lab. Carolina also works in the library as a student supervisor and in the Quantitative Reasoning Center as an associate for a psychology statistics course. She is part of Greek Life and was Academic Coordinator within her organization. Previously, she also served as Editor-in-Chief of The Dickinsonian and as a psychology TA. When she’s not busy studying or working, you can find Carolina cross stitching, spending time with friends, or playing the violin in Weiss.

Bio: At Dickinson, in addition to being a part of the Admission Fellows, Kay is also a member of Dickinson's tour guides, Liberty Caps. She also participated in the HIVE (the bee club) on campus. She enjoys playing pool in the basement of the Quarry and studying in Rector where she has most of her labs. One of Kays's best experiences was studying abroad in Malaga, Spain for the fall semester of her junior year. In her senior year, she will be working in the Multilingual Writing Center as a Spanish tutor, volunteering at the Dickinson farm, and continuing her membership with the Challah for Hunger club. Kay is on the Pre-Health track and after college, she plans on going to medical school.

Bio: Caroline has been involved various parts of Dickinson campus. She has been a tour guide since her freshman year and last year became a member of the Liberty Cap Executive board. Besides Admissions, Caroline is a member of Dickinson’s local sorority, Delta Nu, where she has held many leadership roles including Alumni Relations and Historian. She interned as a research assistant for the House Divided Project which is known as the Dickinson and Slavery Program on campus. She is currently working at Dickinson own art museum called the Trout Gallery as a Communications and Events intern. Also, she involved in the Mermaid Players, Dickinson’s theater department, where she works in the costume shop and stage manages for various performances. During her free time, you will often find her working in the quiet section in the library with the beautiful view of Morgan field, socializing on Briton Plaza, or volunteering in the Admissions Office.

Bio: Lilly has been a member of the Liberty Caps Society since her junior year at Dickinson and was a Triton since her freshman year. Besides her time in the Admissions Office, she is a member of the Ultimate Frisbee Team, on the exec board for both the club Challah for Hunger and Woman of Color Summit. Lilly concluded her junior year by studying abroad in South Africa for the spring semester and spent the summer in Spain with the Dickinson program in Malaga. During her senior year, she will also be the intern for the Africana Studies department. Her favorite spots on campus are the hallways of Kaufman and the hill on Morgan field.

Bio: Maura has been a member of the Women’s Club Soccer team since her first year and is currently serving as the head of media on the Executive Board. While playing with the team and enjoying Caf dinners, Maura has also been a research assistant in the Psychology department since the beginning of summer 2022, working on various projects. She spent the whole of her junior year in Norwich, England, where she studied at the University of East Anglia and explored the UK, which she enjoyed very much but was ecstatic to get back to Carlisle. Maura has also been an Orientation Assistant twice and loves helping to introduce new students to Dickinson! Her favorite spots on campus include the Library, East College, and Morgan Field.

Bio: During her time at Dickinson, Kaileigh has constantly found herself involved in a myriad of activities on campus. Ever since freshman year, Kaileigh has found a passion for working within the Admissions Office. From joining as a Liberty Cap tour guide her freshman year, to joining Tritons her sophomore year (virtually due to COVID), to coming back her junior year as a part time Student Worker and now finally being a Admissions Intern to cap off her senior year, Kaileigh strives to show students what the definition of community truly means at Dickinson. Outside of Admissions, Kaileigh is involved in greek life on campus serving as both a member and president of Kappa Alpha Theta. Throughout her time at Dickinson, Kaileigh also participated in the Dickinson Mock Trial Team her freshman and sophomore year, heading on to the regional competition with her team. She also enjoys spending time in the Music Department, taking voice lessons under the guidance of the Voice faculty on campus and focusing on her passion for singing in the College Choir. In her professional life, Kaileigh had the opportunity to intern at the District Attorney’s Office in Lehigh County during the summer of 2022. In her free time, Kaileigh enjoys hanging out with friends on the Academic Quad, going to Helena’s for crepes and tea, or walking downtown to the Farmer’s Market for fresh produce and flowers.

Bio: Jordyn is the current president of the Dickinson Mock Trial team, where she devotes the majority of her time to compete in tournaments around the country. In addition to her participation in Mock Trial, she is on the executive board of the Network of enlightened Women, which is a chapter-based organization for women interested in politics. She founded the club as a sophomore, where she served as president for the past two years and is currently a Student Media Fellow for their national organization. Jordyn also volunteers for the House Divided Project, a Dickinson Initiative to create educational resources to commemorate the Civil War, where she gives Dickinson and Slavery tours on campus. In her free time, you can find Jordyn watching trials at the courthouse or volunteering for a political campaign.

Bio: During his time at Dickinson, Ryan has been involved in a variety of activities and groups on campus. He currently volunteers with the Admissions Office as an executive board member, a Liberty Cap Society tour guide, and an Admissions Fellow. He is also on the executive board of MOB, Dickinson's student-run events programming board, and has been part of the organization since his first year as a Weekend Events Chair, Concert Chair, and is now the current Chair/President. Aside from his volunteer activities, he is also the President and Captain of the Men's Club Volleyball team. Ryan had the opportunity to travel to Bremen, Germany through one of Dickinson's Globally Integrated Semester (GIS) courses for a short-term study abroad experience last year, furthering his International Business studies. In his free time, you will often see Ryan working in the MOB office, helping out at Admissions, and socializing with friends on Morgan Field.

Bio: Patrick is involved with many different organizations on campus. Patrick plays on the men's football team. Patrick is a Cadet of the Blue Mountain Battalion Army ROTC program hosted at Dickinson. Patrick is a student tour guide and a member of the Liberty Cap Society. As a part-time job, Patrick works as a Dickinson safety shuttle driver. In his free time, you can find Patrick at the Kline Fitness center, grabbing a coffee at the Biblio, or hanging out with friends in the cafeteria.

Bio: Juliet is a double major in Psychology and Educational Studies, and is currently expanding her experience with the education system by working in the Carlisle Elementary Schools as a student teacher. On campus, Juliet is a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority and has served on the Leadership Team for the past three years. She started her time on the Leadership Team as the Director of Membership Selection, and is currently serving as the Vice President of Recruitment. Additionally, Juliet is the president of the Dickinson Women’s Club Soccer Team, and has been a member of the Executive Board for the past three years. In her free time, you can find Juliet studying in Rector, hanging out with friends on her apartment balcony, or getting some work done in the Quarry!