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Where are you from?
Hingham, MA

What was your college major?
Marketing

What were your favorite college activities?
I played on my college’s Ultimate Frisbee team. I loved going to as many midnight showings of new movies as I possibly could. Intramural sports with my friends were a blast, and rumor has it I once dunked in an intramural basketball game.

What do you enjoy most about your job?
I love meeting new people and am blessed with just that opportunity. I also love helping students figure out their future, and hopefully it is at ENC!

What are your favorite Boston pastimes?
I love going to Celtics games, or grabbing dinner in a swanky restaurant. : )

What advice would you give to an incoming ENC student?
Try to get involved in as much as possible, without stretching yourself too thin. College is the best place to meet new friends so take full advantage!

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Where are you from?
All over! My parents were missionaries to Germany, Russia, and Nicaragua; while in the U.S., we lived in Florida, North Carolina, and Washington State.

What was your college major?
History, with some literature, music performance, art history, and women’s studies thrown in for fun.

What were your favorite college activities?
I was involved in missions trips, choir, a study abroad program to Oxford, and even some horseback riding. My number one goal was to be free to explore.

What do you enjoy most about your job?
I love hearing each student’s story! I also know that choosing which college community to commit to can be daunting and overwhelming, so I’m delighted when I can help make the process a little easier.

What are your favorite Boston pastimes?
Boston is such a compact city – you can walk from the bustling Prudential Center to the urban wild Back Bay Fens in fifteen minutes. There is so much history here! Some favorites include: the U.S.S. Constitution (the world’s oldest commissioned naval ship), Little Italy (gelato! cannoli!), the Freedom Trail, and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.

What advice would you give to an incoming ENC student?
Don’t be afraid to ask the hard questions. Get to know your professors – they’re a huge resource for life, academics, spirituality. Your time here is a bridge between your past and your future, and you should soak up all the wisdom you possibly can.

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Randolph, Mass.!

I majored in Psychology.

Connecting and meeting with students face-to-face.

Going to walk around the Boston Common and going out to eat on Newbury Street.

Going to the plays & musical concerts, and hosting & attending dance competitions.

Take advantage of what the College has to offer you. Join ministries, clubs, sports, intramurals, campus jobs, and internships, and study abroad if possible. Dive right in!

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Where are you from?
I grew up all over the place. My parents were on the mission field in Europe before I moved back to the States to go to college. Some of the places I’ve lived are France, Germany, Indiana, Ohio and now Massachusetts.

What was your college major?
Visual Arts Education

What were your favorite college activities?
I loved being a part of student art shows and going to see any of the campus performing art shows. I also loved playing ultimate Frisbee and indoor soccer.

What do you enjoy most about your job?
The best part about this job is connecting with students. Getting to work in a Christian environment is also very rewarding.

What are your favorite Boston pastimes?
Boston is one of my favorite cities. I love going concerts, the theatre and Red Sox games. I also love how many great restaurants there are to choose from.

What advice would you give to an incoming ENC student?
Jump in with both feet! The sooner you get involved the faster you will get to know people and feel a part of the community. Being an active member of the community will truly make your college experience better

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Duxbury, Mass.

Religion major with a minor in Youth Ministry

Intramural sports, going to ENC sporting events, playing wiffle ball, chilling with my roommates.

Meeting students and helping them figure out if ENC is the place for them.

Going to Celtic and Red Sox games, walking around Boston and finding fun food places.

My advice would be to get involved. College is what you make it and there are a bunch of fun people and fun activities to do here at ENC. At ENC we have something for everyone, you just have to take that first step of faith and I promise it will be worth it.

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Los Angeles, California.

History, with a minor in Spanish.

History Honors Society, Missions Trips, French Club, Association for Latin American Students, Water Polo Club, and Ultimate Frisbee Games.

The relationships that I make with both current and incoming students. Being able to watch students on their path to self discovery is very rewarding, and I consider myself lucky to be a part of the ride.

Sporting events would have to be one of my favorites. You haven’t experienced the real spirit of Boston until you see masses of excited Bostonians gather together rooting for the same cause. I also love the changing seasons. Coming from SoCal I find it very refreshing to experience something other than HOT year round. =)

Take advantage of every opportunity you have to get involved on campus. By experiencing new things you will learn more about yourself!

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Where are you from?
Troy, New York.

What was your college major?
Psychology.

What were your favorite ENC activities?
I enjoyed going on a Spring Break mission trip to the Dominican Republic. I also enjoyed J-term basketball, working in the Library's Instructional Resource Center, and spending time with friends.

What do you enjoy most about your job?
First, I love planning Campus Visits! Second, I truly enjoy bringing students to an academic community that will challenge, strengthen, and encourage them.

What are your favorite Boston pastimes?
I have to say that coming from an Italian family, the North End is definitely my most favorite part of Boston. The restaurants and pastry shops have delicious food and the streets and beautiful buildings provide a spectacular ambience. I also enjoy simply exploring Boston. There is always something new to enjoy.

What advice would you give to an incoming ENC student?
Before I left for college my sister said to me, "College will be the best four years of your life, so enjoy it!" She was definitely right. Being at ENC provides you with a multitude of academic, social, and ministerial opportunities. It is a time of learning and growth. It is a place where you are free to become exactly who God created you to be. Be open to the opinions of others and make a choice to let it be a great time in your life.

Where are you from?
The enchanting village of Smithfield, Illinois.

What was your college major?
Biology.

What do you enjoy most about your job?
I love being a part of an exciting academic community so close to Boston, and interacting with the diverse range of people that the College attracts. It’s incredibly fulfilling to offer sincere guidance and direction to students with bright futures ahead of them. 

What are your favorite Boston pastimes?
Walking, either along the ocean or around neighborhoods I want to explore. I also love visiting bookstores – there are about a million in Boston! – and eating at new restaurants.

What were your favorite college activities?
Intramural Sports and Academic Clubs.

What advice would you give to an incoming ENC student?
Challenge yourself. Get involved in any area that interests you even a little bit, and don't be afraid to make some mistakes!