Summer at the Center Administrative Team
The Administrative Team is
responsible for student life on the Macalester campus. In addition to
serving
as full time dormitory staff, the administrative team are also accomplished
members of the speech and debate community. They serve as additional resources
for students during free time and provide additional supervision during the
instructional day. All members of the administrative team will be accessible
to students throughout the institute and at least one member of the team is
on-call 24 hours a day to take care of any emergency. In addition to ensuring
student safety, the administrative team also ensures that students have a fun
and enjoyable time on campus by hosting several special events throughout the
institute.
Haley Chamberlain, Director of
Residential Life
Haley
earned a biology degree and a fine arts minor (emphasis on acting performance)
from the College of Charleston, SC. She began to reconcile the two with
NASA-sponsored children's shows, and this led to her first professional year
of directing and touring with the Missoula Children's Theatre in 2000. She has
been professionally acting and touring ever since, directing and playing to
over 500,000 kids aged 5-17. She is currently touring Twin Cities Schools with
Stages Theatre and acting in Shakespeare's "The Tempest" at Caliban Company.
Haley has taught acting technique workshops to teens all over the country, and
was the director of performance at the Blast! summer camp at home in the Twin
Cities. She continues to teach weekly acting and life skills classes at JRP,
Inc in Bloomington, MN- working toward helping kids build personal confidence
through performance.
Lindsey Andersen, Executive
Assistant
Ms.
Andersen is currently a Journalism major at Drake University in Des Moines,
Iowa. She was a member of the Apple Valley Speech Team for four years and
debated for two years. She qualified to nationals twice and attended the
Catholic Nationals where she placed in the top twenty. She was in the
demonstration round at the TOC Public Forum Round.
She is currently the director of forensics at Des Moines North High School,
this is her second year at the Center.
Jennie Keohane, Executive
Assistant
Ms.
Keohane is currently a Communications student at Northwestern University in
Chicago. As a competitor, she enjoyed success on the local and national levels
in LD debate and speech events. In 2004, she was a finalist at the NCFL
National Tournament and semifinalist at NFL National Tournament in Student
Congress. Jennie also received 6th place in International Legislative Debate
at NFLs. She continued competing in forensics at the collegiate level and is
qualified to the National Forensic Association's national tournament in 3 IE
events and LD debate.