Craig Lombardi
Current City: East Greenwich, RI
Major: History
Employer: Virtus Investment Partners
Term ends: 2026; renewable through 2029
Eric Van Heyst
Current City: Princeton, NJ
Major: History
Graduate School: Vanderbilt University
Employer: AIG
Term ends: 2026
Yalman Onaran
Current City: Ridgewood, NJ
Major: Economics | Sociology
Graduate School: Columbia University
Employer: Barclays
Term ends: 2026
Tate McCoy
Current City: Cherry Hills Village, CO
Major: English
Employer: Lockton Companies
Term ends: 2026
Ramses Clements
Current City: North Royalton, OH
Major: Philosophy
Graduate School: Case Western Reserve University
Employer: City of Cleveland
Term ends: 2026
Gabrielle S. Caldwell Aryeetey
Current City: Shaker Heights, OH
Major: Business Economics
Employer: Keybank
Term ends: 2026
Sharon Koelblinger
Degrees MFA, Photography, Tyler School of Art, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, 2012 BFA, Sculpture, Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Minneapolis, MN, 2006 Sharon […]
Linda Hults
Born in 1949, Linda grew up in the Indianapolis area. At Lawrence Central High School, a wonderful art teacher encouraged her artistic interests, which […]
Angila Tracey
Angila Tracey is the Secretary of the College and Director of Administration of The College of Wooster, reporting to the president. In this role, […]
Brian Webb
Brian Webb serves as the Director of Campus Sustainability, with his primary responsibility being to lead the college’s efforts to promote environmental stewardship at an institutional level. This includes planning sustainability events and programs, working with faculty to incorporate sustainability into the curriculum, partnering with facilities to reduce energy usage, and coordinating with the administration to implement policies and procedures that help elevate Wooster’s position as a leader in environmental sustainability.
Before coming to Wooster in August 2023, Brian worked at Houghton University as the Director of Sustainability and as an Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies. Under Brian’s leadership, the college achieved a 46% carbon footprint reduction in just ten years. In 2020 Brian helped create a new Environmental Studies academic program, where he taught such creative courses as Global Climate Leadership, Environmental Communication, Environmental Public Policy, and God, Country, and Climate Change.
Brian brings a diverse academic background to Wooster, with an undergraduate degree in French, a master’s degree in Experiential Education from Minnesota State University, and a second master’s degree in Sustainability and Environmental Management from Harvard Extension School. Brian also serves as an active leader in the faith-based environmental movement and co-directs the Christian Climate Observers Program, which mentors emerging faith leaders by bringing them to the annual UN climate conference. His research area of interest centers around the intersection between climate change policy, environmental communication, and faith communities in the United States and elsewhere.
Brian enthusiastically enjoys many outdoor activities, especially mountaineering, hiking, camping, birding, and ultimate frisbee. He loves to travel with his family, and has a life goal of climbing the highest peak in all 50 U.S. states. Brian comes to Wooster with his wife, Becky, and their three children—Cadie (14), Lilee (12), and Ian (10).
Becky Webb
As the Pathways Program Coordinator, I get the privilege of meeting with students who are interested in exploring different ideas they have for their […]
Bryan Reichert
Guitarist Bryan Reichert’s active music career features a great enthusiasm for performance and teaching. He serves as Lecturer in Guitar at Baldwin Wallace University’s […]
Carrie Buckwalter ’24
Carrie Buckwalter ’24 is a political science and psychology major from Lancaster, Pennsylvania
As one of the inaugural winners of the College’s Model UN Leadership Award merit scholarship, Carrie has been closely involved in Model UN since her first semester at Wooster. She has been a key part of the team’s award-winning performances at the American Model UN in Chicago and the National Model UN in New York, including guiding the team as Head Delegate last semester when Wooster’s representation of Ukraine was recognized with an Outstanding Delegation award, which is the highest ranking a team can achieve. After serving as Vice President of the team last year, Carrie was selected by her peers to be the Model UN President this year, a role that she will perform this semester alongside mentoring students on the UN as the Teaching Apprentice in Professor Kent Kille’s United Nations System course.
For the past year, she also has served as head Voter Engagement Intern for our campus get-out-the-vote efforts.
In addition, she spends time volunteering through the O’huddle Service House and is a Peer Health Educator.
Carrie’s Independent Study will look at how the Dark Triad personality traits (Machiavellianism, Psychopathy and Narcissism) affect conspiratorial belief and political engagement.
After Wooster, she is hoping to attend graduate school to pursue a degree in Mental Health Counseling.
Jaylin Hudson ’24
Jaylin Hudson ’24 is a business economics major, urban studies minor, and entrepreneurship pathway student from College Park, Georgia.
Jaylin is the first Black president of Scot Council. He also belongs to the Black Students Association, Black Women’s Organization, and Latinas Unidas student-led organizations on campus.
Jaylin recently completed a summer internship and the Advancing Black Pathways early career program at JP Morgan.
Through our social entrepreneurship program, Jaylin developed a business plan for The Wilderness Center to help them enhance engagement through their educational programming for children. On campus, he is a Peer Mentor and Post Office Assistant.
In his free time, Jaylin enjoys spending time in his hammock, painting, cooking, and playing tennis.
For his Independent Study, he would like to explore the Impact of reducing borrowing costs in entrepreneurship to reduce the racial wealth gap between White and Black families.
Post Wooster, Jaylin will be working full-time as a Financial Advisory Development Tract (FADT) Analyst at JP Morgan Chase in Westerville, OH, while also working to earn an MBA in Finance and a series of Finra licenses.
He would also love to travel to Paris and Jamaica.