Brooke grew up outside of Philadelphia where she attended the Shipley School. From an early age, she felt a calling to work with young people, a passion that only grew stronger over time.
During her college years, Brooke worked as a camp counselor and trip leader at Waukeela Camp. These experiences helped her develop a profound love for the outdoors and a deep appreciation for the values of community life.
Brooke holds an Ed.M. in Teaching and Learning from the Harvard University Graduate School of Education. She also earned a Bachelor of Arts in French and Art History from Colby College.
Her academic journey included a transformative junior year abroad in Paris, France, where she immersed herself in the study of French language, art, and culture. This international experience broadened her horizons and enriched her understanding of global education.
In recognition of her commitment to education and international collaboration, Brooke was awarded the prestigious Fulbright Memorial Fellowship. This fellowship enabled her to engage in an international educational exchange program in Japan, further enhancing her global perspective and educational philosophy.
Beyond her professional accomplishments, Brooke is a devoted mother and a passionate enthusiast of various interests. She loves hiking, immersing herself in survival stories, reading memoirs, and enjoying the arts, including Broadway shows and museums. Brooke and her husband, Gary, live on campus with their two children, Rumsey graduate, Carter ‘23, and Anna ‘27, and their golden retriever, Rocco.