List of 7 members.

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  Audrey Hogenkamp 

  STEM Teacher
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  Kristine Varney 

  Director of STEM Education

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  A native Pennsylvanian, Kristine has taught and served as a teacher leader in a variety of school settings. Her passion for teaching developed as a student at Middlebury College, where she earned her B.A. in Physics. It was there, as one of only a handful of female physics majors, that she became committed to making physics and STEM accessible to all. Kristine has also earned an M.A. in Teaching from Duke University and an M.Ed. in Administration and Supervision from the University of Houston. She is currently pursuing her Ed.D. in Educational Leadership and Policy at Vanderbilt University's Peabody College of Education.
  
  

  Prior to coming to Foxcroft, Kristine taught physics and math in public schools in Brooklyn, NY, for six years and served as the Upper School Physics Teacher and Science Department Chair at the Emery/Weiner School in Houston, TX, for five years. She joined the Foxcroft faculty as the Director of STEM Education in 2018, bringing a collaborative, mission-driven approach to leadership and a student-centered, inquiry-based philosophy of teaching.
  
  

  Interested in the intersection of music and physics, Kristine has taught several summer courses on the science of music. She currently sings with Voce Chamber Singers in Vienna, VA, and enjoys yoga and cooking in her spare time.
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  Lindsey Bowser 

  STEM, Dorm Parent

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  Lindsey Bowser graduated from William Smith College in 2002 with a B.S. in Chemistry. She continued her education at the University of Virginia, where she studied sedimentation processes in the main drinking water reservoir for Charlottesville, VA, and earned an M.S. in Environmental Science. 
  
  Lindsey joined the Foxcroft faculty in Fall 2007 and teaches Chemistry, AP Chemistry, and a variety of electives. A lifelong student, she returned to school for an M.S. in Science Education at Montana State University, which she completed in 2011. 

  
  Lindsey, who also serves on the Applegate Dorm team and coaches JV basketball, lives on campus with her three cat “children.”
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  Meghen Tuttle 

  STEM, Wellness Education Coordinator, Dorm Parent

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  Meghen Tuttle came to Foxcroft from her home city of Los Angeles, CA. She received her bachelor’s degree in 2002 from the University of Southern California in classical voice with a minor in neuroscience. While continuing her professional work as a classical musician, Meghen pursued a Ph.D. in neuroscience (2014) under the direction of Drs. Antonio and Hanna Damasio. Her doctoral studies at USC's Brain and Creativity Institute focused on the broad field of music neuroscience, culminating with her dissertation, entitled “Majoring in Music: How Conservatory Training Changes the Brain.”
  
  

  It was during graduate school that Meghen found her passion for teaching, through 12 semesters of teaching labs and discussion sections for USC undergraduates, many guest lectures, and work as an education consultant. Meghen firmly believes that, while primary research is vital, communicating the relevancy of that research, both in an educational setting and outside of the ivory tower of academia, is absolutely critical if one hopes to make a difference in society.
  
  

  Meghen joined the Foxcroft faculty in August 2014 and teaches Biology, AP Biology, and several electives in Neuroscience. In 2016, she added Wellness Education Coordinator to her portfolio and now also teaches the Freshman Wellness class; leads specialized Wellness seminars for New Girls, sophomores, juniors, and seniors; and identifies and brings in Wellness speakers for the community, among other things. Meghen organizes the annual Wellness Weekend and is constantly planning new Wellness offerings to further the development of this vibrant program.
  
  

  She lives in Stuart Dormitory, where she serves as a dorm parent, with her husband Jay Tuttle, son Jack, and dog, King Louis XIV.
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  Katie Hergenreder 

  STEM, Animal Science Concentration Coordinator, Dorm Parent

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  Katie Hergenreder worked as a private tutor, teaching assistant, and radiation oncology research assistant at the University of Maryland Medical Center before joining the Foxcroft faculty in 2016 to teach physics and math and run the Learning Center’s STEM Lab. She also teaches Animal Science and Equine Science as part of the Animal Science Concentration program which Katie developed and coordinates.
  
  

  Katie’s STEM skills and interests include computer programming and robotics along with math and physics. She is also a Tae Kwon Do black belt and was a member of the University of Maryland's Equestrian Club, serving as the Director of Lessons.
  
  

  Katie lives on campus, is a member of the Dillon Dorm team, and has a lovable yellow-lab mix dog named Khaki. She enjoys reading and riding her pony, Charlie, off campus.
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  Anne Szymendera 

  STEM, Dorm Parent

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  Anne Szymendera earned a B.A. in Mathematics with a minor in Spanish Language from the University of Virginia. Before coming to Foxcroft in 2017, she taught in summer programs and at St. Margaret’s School in Tappahannock, VA. At Foxcroft, she teaches a variety of math courses, ranging from Geometry to AP Calculus BC, is a Dorm Parent in Orchard, and coaches softball.
  
  

  A graduate of St. Catherine’s School in Richmond, VA, Anne knows firsthand the benefits of an all-girls education. Her interests include playing piano, doing art (when she has the time!), and spending time with her family and dogs.
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  Daniel Hales 

  STEM

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  Dan Hales joined the Foxcroft faculty in 2017 and has taught a variety of mathematics and technology courses. He earned an A.A. degree from the Defense Language Institute and a B.S. in Mathematics from Pennsylvania State University. Before returning to school to study math, he was enlisted as an Arabic cryptologic linguist in the U.S. Navy.
  
  

  Dan lives in Reston.