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Kevin R. SchroedterCandace W. SchullerMichael C. SchullerFrenchCommunity Service ProgramSquashB.A., Duke UniversityM.A., Middlebury CoUegeAppoi11ted 2002Kevin was born in Bogota, Colombia,and raised in Miami, Florida. AlthoughSpanish is his native tongue, Kevin ise>}Jecially passionate about French,which he pursued as an undergraduateat Duke University and then as a graduatestudent at Middlebury College.Since graduating from Middleburyin 1992, Kevin has worked at several independentschools, including St. Mark'sSchool of Texas and Stevenson Schoolin Pebble Beach, California. Kevin hastaught all levels of French and Spanishin grades 6 through 12.Kevin has also served as a director ofinternational studies, a role which drewupon his love for travel. He >}Jent thelast nine summers teaching and leadingtrips in France, and in the fall of 1999,Kevin was the French instructor for theSwiss Semester program in Zermatt,Switzerland.Outside of the academic arena, Kevinis an avid cyclist, enjoys hiking and is abig fan of independent cinema.Kevin lives in Founders' Hall with hiswife, Michelle.Swior Associate Director of CoUegeCow-.seLingB.A., Bowdoin CoUegeM.Ed., University of New HampshireAppointed 1998Candy worked in the Mount HolyokeCollege Career Development Centerfor eight years prior to coming toSt. Andrew's. She has guided studentsthrough the self-assessment and careersearch processes and advised them onapplying for graduate and professionalschool.For the past si..x years, Candy hasserved as associate director of collegecounseling and assistant director ofadmission. As interim director of collegecounseling at St. Andrew's, Candy helpsour seniors identify colleges and universitiesappropriate to their talents andinterests, and then present themselvesmost effectively on paper and in person.Candy graduated cum laude fromBowdoin College with a B.A. in English.After receiving her M.Ed. from theUniversity of New Hampshire with aconcentration in counseling, she workedin college and university career officesfo r the next ten years. In 1996, shechaired the Small College Career AllianceConference, comprised of23 selectliberal arts colleges.A mother of fo ur daughters (Carrie,a graduate of Dickinson College;Amy, a graduate of Darmouth; Megan'0 1, a graduate ofYale; and Casey, 10),Candy is kept busy with their school andextracurricular activities. Thus she isintimately aware of the college process.Candy and her family live in a homeoverlooking the playing fields, and >}Jendtheir summers on Mount Desert Islandin Maine.Chief Financial OfficerB.A., Ya le U11iversityAppointed 1998Mike grew up in the Hudson Valley,N.Y., and in Beirut, Lebanon, as the sonof a headmaster, and then attended theWooster School in Danbury, Conn.,where he was elected to the Cum LaudeSociety, wrestled, played soccer andserved as captain of the tennis team.A 1973 graduate of Yale University,where he majored in economics, Mikewas actively involved in intramuralathletics in college. Following Ya le,he joined Maine National Bank andbecame CEO of Bank Meridian, a communitybank serving New Hampshire'sseacoast region. In 1990, seeking tocombine his educational roots and convictionswith his interest and experiencein finance and management, Mikebecame the business manager and CFOof The Williston Northampton Schoolin Massachusetts.Long active in community affairs,Mike has been involved in United Wayleadership in three diffe rent communitiesfor more than 25 years.Mike continues his love for sportsboth on and off the field, and is 211 eagerbridge player. He and his family >}Jendas much time as possible on MountDesert Island in Maine, where theyhave a summer place in SouthwestHarbor.Mike, his wife, Candace, and youngestdaughter, Casey, live in a house atthe edge of the ::tthletic fields with theirgolden retriever, Riptide.105