Welcome to Our New Cohort: Meet the Eagle Rock Fellows!

Meet the impressive cohort of educators and youth workers joining the Eagle Rock Fellowship, and note that we are still actively seeking a Human Performance and Outdoor Education Fellow to complete our team!

Chi Adi | Restorative Practices Fellow 

Holding a B.A. in Organizational Studies and Sociology from Pitzer College, Chi brings a rich background in student leadership, disability policy research, and multimedia art. She is dedicated to helping young people take their inquiries, curiosity, and creative ideas seriously.

Gav Bell | Language and Literacy Fellow 

A Smith College graduate, Gav brings experience in body-acceptance curriculum research and college counseling. They view storytelling and language as everyday magic and center trust and community to build student-empowered learning spaces.

Bruna Biselli | Math Fellow 

With a degree in Pedagogy from the University of São Paulo, Bruna has taught in inclusive classrooms, social programs in favelas, and community NGOs. Guided by Paulo Freire’s belief that education changes people who change the world, she brings joy and accessibility to math.

Zoe Rosen | Restorative Practices Fellow 

Zoe holds a B.A. in Sociology and Education from Middlebury College. Drawing on her experience as a Peer Conflict Coach, admissions fellow, and residential advisor for neurodivergent youth, she uses restorative practices to center equity and student empowerment.

Shreya Sai | Health & Wellness Fellow 

A Dickinson College psychology graduate, Shreya has extensive experience leading youth empowerment camps and outdoor education programs. She is passionate about youth advocacy and helping students build strength, confidence, and empowerment through movement and nutrition.

Yue Sasaki | Health & Wellness Fellow 

Yue graduated from Lawrence University with degrees in Gender Studies and Computer Science. She focuses on unlearning traditional educational expectations to create emotionally safe spaces through comprehensive sex education, nutrition, and cultural exchange.

Trinity Sison | Music Fellow 

A second-year instructional fellow and Master’s student in Applied Political Science, Trinity is a singer-songwriter and activist who uses music to help students connect with their authenticity, creativity, and voice.

Know someone passionate about outdoor leadership and youth advocacy? Check out the position details for our open Human Performance and Outdoor Education Fellow role on the Eagle Rock Fellowship page.