Leadership

The individuals that work alongside Kate and Josh on the Somerset leadership team are passionate about the camp experience and dedicated to enhancing Somerset’s culture of friendship, inclusivity, and opportunity. They are committed to offering the most dynamic programs and the highest level of instruction in a safe and supportive environment. And, most of all, they are committed to ensuring that every camper can do the things she loves, take healthy risks to try something new, and grow every day.

Stacey Levy | Associate Director

Stacey Levy was born to coach. Growing up in Falmouth, Massachusetts, Stacey’s future was defined by the spirit of teamwork, a love of competition, and the influence of countless coaches and educators.

Considered one of the best student-athletes ever to come from Cape Cod, Stacey lettered in girls varsity soccer, and both indoor and outdoor track & field, and was inducted into the Falmouth High School Hall of Fame.

At the University of Vermont, Stacey earned her bachelor of science in physical education with nutritional sciences and athletic training and was again a three-sport letter winner for soccer and track & field.

Upon graduating, and while teaching at Thayer Academy in Massachusetts, Stacey went on to Boston University where she earned a master of education in counseling with a specialization in sport and exercise psychology along with a certificate of advanced graduate study in counseling.

Stacey has been an educator and coach for 20 years at the elementary, middle, and high school levels. Before becoming Somerset’s full time associate director, she taught Physical Education and Health & Wellness and coached a variety of sports ranging from varsity girls soccer to middle school basketball. Stacey lives in Denver, Colorado with her husband Corey, daughter Sydney, and son Jack. She has been at Somerset since camp opened in 2018.

“I feel so strongly about providing girls with leadership roles and fostering their self-confidence and ability to take risks. I am passionate about positive psychology, sportsmanship, and empowerment, and I can’t wait to watch our campers try all the incredible activities that camp has to offer.”

Andi Weingarten | Associate Director

Andi Weingarten was born in the Philadelphia suburbs and began her first summer of overnight camp just ten days after her 7th birthday. She immediately fell in love with the entire camp experience from hikes in the Maine and New Hampshire mountains to friendships, waterskiing, landsports, arts and crafts, swimming in the lake, sailing, and living with her peers. After spending eight summers as a camper, Andi spent the next five summers working at a day camp before returning to Maine to work at the same overnight camp she attended as a child.

Andi attended the University of Wisconsin and Temple Law School after which she practiced law until her oldest daughter was born. She currently lives in Tokyo with her husband, Neil, and their two children. Andi always dreamed of returning to camp and feels so fortunate for the opportunity to share her passion for camp with the Somerset family. She has been at Somerset since camp opened in 2018.

“Camp was the greatest gift that my parents gave me,” Andi says. “Learning to live outside of your comfort zone, be flexible and live by camp rules helped me transition to college dorm life. Having camp friends all over the country helped expose me to different cultures and ways of life. I am most excited about helping an entire new generation of campers at Somerset create a culture and traditions that will last for years to come.”

Katie Kaufman | Head of Camper Wellness

Katie Kaufman grew up in Newton, Massachusetts, but she spent most of her childhood summers at overnight camp in New Hampshire. She credits a big part of who she is today to the friendships and leadership opportunities of camp. In 1999, she was a Color War captain and helped lead the yellow team (Negev) to victory. Embarrassingly, she continues to try to weave this into conversation over two decades later.

Katie grew up playing sports, and though she loved the physicality in playing soccer, field hockey, and softball, she found a more profound connection in the camaraderie of being part of a team.

Upon graduating from Indiana University, Katie sought out experiences that would allow her to work with other individuals who had a shared goal of working to help more vulnerable populations. In Americorps, she traveled with a team of 12 young adults as they worked to rebuild areas in the Gulf that were destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Though she quickly learned that she did not have the skills to pursue a career in building houses, she loved living in other areas of the country, and her eclectic teammates quickly became family. Her position among teammates as a peer mediator solidified her decision to go back to school to earn a master’s in social work from Denver University.

After graduate school, Katie honed her skills as a clinician, gaining experience working in the fields of substance abuse and child welfare and providing therapy to adolescents in both a hospital setting and as a middle school therapist. Katie returned to the Boston area and started a private practice. She lives in Natick with her husband, Kevin, their silly and spunky 5-year-old, Aria, and their almost 3-year-old, Zoey.

“I understand the magic of camp, and I feel so lucky to be able to be a part of something so special.”

Kevin Kaufman | Head of Administration

Kevin was born and raised in Boulder, Colorado where he enjoyed spending most of his time outdoors, participated in sports and played the drums. When not hiking, skiing or daydreaming about touring with rock and roll bands, Kevin dedicated much of his time to gymnastics, training and competing at the national level.

After attending the University of Oregon where he received his degree in Journalism and Communication (and where he found his way onto fields and courts as the Oregon Duck mascot), he moved to New York City to work in the film and television industry. After eight years of production coordination and management, Kevin switched careers and went into teaching, where he hoped to find more fulfillment in his work. He received his master’s degree in childhood education while teaching fourth grade in Brooklyn.

Today, Kevin is in his tenth year as an educator, teaching middle school technology classes in Dedham, MA, just outside of Boston. He also provides coaching for other educators and administrators. His motto for his students has always been “Be Your Best Self”, and he has brought that mentality to Somerset for five summers.

“What the world needs now more than ever are fierce females who aren’t afraid to stand up for themselves or each other. Through kindness, new skills and some healthy competition, I look forward to making Camp Somerset a place where young women can round out their identities and go forth with confidence in whatever they choose to do.”

Kevin lives in Natick, Massachusetts with his wife, Katie, and his two daughters, Aria and Zoey.

Holley Black | Head of Operations

Holley Black was born in New Hampshire but moved to South Carolina at a young age. Nevertheless, she found her way back to New England, spending time with her family on Sebago Lake. There, she fell in love with Maine summers, tubing, kneeboarding, and hanging out around the campfire.

Growing up at day camps helped Holley foster relationships, pushed her outside of her comfort zone, and eventually drew her to work in a residential camp environment. “I have seen firsthand the influence that Somerset has on young girls. It is a unique environment where you do not have to sensor your quirks and interests, but they are celebrated instead. Camp has become my safe place where I can leave the world at the gate and be the best version of myself, and I know that the campers can do the same.”

Holley graduated from Winthrop University, with a BS in Human Nutrition with a concentration in Chronic Disease Prevention and a double minor in Biology and Health. If she ever leaves camp, she intends to become a Physician Assistant and work with pediatrics. Holley returns for her seventh summer in 2025. She spent two summers as a division head and was also a culinary arts instructor, head coach of the Ladybugs in 2020, and Blue Captain for Somer Cup in 2022.

“Playing team sports taught me important life skills such as how to be a team player, communication, losing with grace, and maintaining friendships no matter the outcome of the game. Those same lessons are why I love Somerset’s culture and values, and what I hope to help instill in the campers every day.”

Department Heads

Clara McKeever | Head of Aquatics

Clara McKeever was born and raised in Ireland, where she and her three siblings spent almost every day training and competing with the local swimming and water polo club. She later became a volunteer coach and swim teacher, developing a passion for teaching kids.

After camp in 2022, her first taste of living and working abroad, she decided to spend the winter season working at a ski resort in Italy, where she learned to ski and snowboard. Clara now lives in Scotland, where she studies Economics and International Relations at the University of St Andrews. She fills her free time playing on the waterpolo, netball and Gaelic football teams.

At Somerset, Clara has been a swim teacher, a boat driver, and an assistant league coach for the winning fire team. She was the Assistant Head of Aquatics for two summers, and will be returning this year as Head of Aquatics.

She brought her younger sister to camp in 2024. They worked on the waterfront together for 2 summers, and Shona will be joining the head staff this year!

“Somerset is like nowhere else I’ve ever been, where kids and counsellors can build their confidence and feel content to fully be themselves. I have made lifelong friends at camp, and I can’t wait to create even more memories this summer”

Callum Hastings | Head of Boats

Callum Hastings was born and raised in a small town in the Scottish Borders, Scotland. He now lives with his fiancé, Haillie, who also works at Somerset. Growing up, he loved playing outside and spending time with his brother and friends. He has a passion for camping and hiking, often taking weekend trips with friends to recharge—completely off the grid.

In school, Callum excelled in mathematics and also had a strong interest in sports, particularly rugby, competing in games, competitions, and leagues every weekend. Over the past four years, he has worked as a highway maintenance operative and admin assistant.

This summer, Callum is excited to step into his new role as Operations Manager at Somerset after spending the past two summers across the lake at Camp Manitou. At Manitou, he worked as a general counselor, lifeguard, fishing instructor, and boat driver. His time there helped build his confidence, and he cherished the experience of working with campers and making lifelong friendships.

“Moving over to Somerset is something I am really excited for. I can’t wait to experience a different side of competition, develop new skills, and immerse myself in a fresh environment. I’m eager to take on this new role, embrace more responsibilities, and grow within what I know is a great community.”

Jack Byrne | Head of Performing Arts

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Erika Donat | Head of Creative Arts

Erika was born and raised just outside of Chicago, in Oak Park. She has always loved imagining and creating, and she brings a playful and joyful energy into everything she does.

While growing up in the suburbs of a big city did not offer many opportunities to explore in the great outdoors, Erika found solace in playing in her family’s garden and in the many nearby city parks. She spent childhood summers in Ohio where her grandma helped to foster her love for crafting and creating. It was with her encouragement that she started to attend and participate in arts & crafts fairs.

She spent a great portion of her childhood attending Science Fiction & Fantasy conventions with her family where she discovered a love for costuming, imagination, and play. It was also here that she started to learn the special magic of being in communities that encourage and empower you to explore who you are and what brings you joy.

Although her love of nature has always inspired her art and storytelling, it wasn’t until she attended college at The Ohio State University, that she was able to get out into nature and explore. She quickly discovered a love for hiking expeditions, kayaking, and tent camping. These experiences have greatly impacted her life course and were part of what inspired her work at camps.

She began with working at day camps in Ohio, eventually becoming a supervisor for the youngest campers. Upon graduating with her Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Development, Erika continued to work at camps in the summer and helped coordinate after school programming during the school year.

After spending the last three years living in New Orleans, working at a private school and basking in the magic and vibrant creativity in the Crescent City, Erika is back living and working in Oak Park. She’s excited to be reconnecting to her hometown with a new perspective and finding creative inspiration in the untouched wilds of the greater Chicagoland area.

Erika is thrilled to be back in 2026 for her seventh summer as head of creative arts.

“My discovery of Somerset was so serendipitous and I quickly felt right at home surrounded by the pine trees swaying in the wind. I feel so blessed to be part of a team that helps to empower, encourage, and inspire young women to make mistakes, find new ways of expressing themselves, and cultivate more joy, imagination, and creativity. It is a dream come true.”

Kat Chambless | Head of Culinary Arts

Kat Chambless has lived in Florida her entire life. She was born and raised in the same rural small town of Middleburg, about an hour south of Jacksonville. Growing up in the heat didn’t lend itself well to developing a love for the outdoors, but Kat has always been fascinated with gardening and edible plants and the foods you could make with them. She spent her childhood helping her mother and grandmother in the garden and the kitchen, picking oranges for fresh juice, making impromptu picnics, canning foods, and caring for endless tomato plants and pepper bushes.

In high school, Kat was a member of her school’s culinary competition team, attending several competitions across Northeast Florida. Post high school, Kat went on to attend Johnson and Wales University of North Miami and graduated cum laude with her Bachelor’s degree in Culinary Arts summer of 2021. She works as a recipe developer, freelance food and entertainment journalist, and media specialist (fancy for librarian) for a local high school in her hometown. When she’s not at camp or working, Kat loves to critique cooking reality shows, read endless young adult fantasy novels (and sometimes write her own), and hoard dice for tabletop games.

Kat first came to Somerset for her senior internship as a Culinary Arts counselor in 2021, with little experience in the camp world. “I had only ever attended smaller camps for a few days to a week at most, and Camp Somerset was a huge culture shock for me. I never expected to love camp as much as I do, but I can’t imagine being elsewhere. There’s such a great sense of family at camp, and I’ve made friends and connections that will last me a lifetime. I’m so thrilled to be back as Head of Culinary and continue teaching my favorite subject in the greatest place in Maine!”

Josie Weilemann | Head of Camping and Outdoor Education

Growing up as a military child, Josie Weilemann spent much of her childhood moving across the country. She spent a lot of her youth outdoors, exploring new places through hiking and camping. With a deep love for travel, she is passionate about seeing as much of the world as she can.

Currently, Josie calls Leavenworth, Kansas, home. She attended Pittsburg State University in Pittsburg, Kansas, where she rediscovered her love for the outdoors and her passion for sharing that with others. During her college years, Josie worked with local schools to organize outdoor programs for kids, giving them opportunities to enjoy nature without technology. She graduated in the fall of 2022 with a degree in Recreational Therapy.

After graduation, Josie moved to Utah to teach adaptive ski lessons to individuals with physical and cognitive disabilities. Though this was her first experience with skiing, it quickly became one of her favorite hobbies. During the off-season, she worked as a Recreational Therapist at a behavioral health center for teenage boys. When she’s not working, Josie spends much of her time outdoors—paddleboarding, rock climbing, and volunteering for adaptive climbing lessons.

In August 2024, Josie made the move to Texas to take on a new role as an instructor at the Outdoor School. There, her love for rock climbing and ropes courses grew even more as she spent her days facilitating courses and teaching outdoor education classes. Josie is passionate about helping others step outside their comfort zones and experience the world in new and exciting ways.

This will be Josie’s second summer at Somerset and is moving from Head of Adventure to her new role as Head of Camping and Outdoor Education.

“I believe everyone deserves a safe space to step outside of their comfort zone. Camp is truly a magical place for kids to grow their confidence.”

Kate Larkin | Head of Adventure

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Laurel Price | Head of Movement

Laurel Price grew up in North Carolina and most recently lived in Tennessee. She first attended camp in middle school in the Smoky Mountains, where she especially enjoyed swimming and kayaking.

Laurel began practicing yoga in college at North Carolina State University. Over the years, she has studied various styles including Vinyasa, Yin, and Aerial Yoga. Earlier this year, while traveling in the UK, she completed her 200-hour Hatha Yoga Teacher Training.

This will be Laurel’s second summer at camp and her second year as Head of Movement.

Campus Heads

Melissa Campanini

Den Campus Head (Finishing 1st to 4th grade)

Melissa Campanini grew up on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, spending countless hours exploring the beaches of her hometown and devleoping a love for the outdoors.

Melissa spent many of her summers at Girl Scout camp, where she learned the importance of teamwork and found her confidence at a place she looked forward to returning to every single summer.

Melissa graduated from Loyola University Maryland in 2022, with her degree in elementary education. After working in Baltimore, she returned to her hometown where she currently teaches 3rd grade. Melissa returns to camp for her seventh summer in 2026 and first as a Campus Head. She was an arts and crafts counselor for three summers and was the head coach for San Francisco in 2022. She was also a Division Head for three summers.

“Camp is a very special place. It is incredible to see young girls find their confidence and showcase their strengths in a safe and welcoming environment. Camp helped me to find my confidence, and I am excited to help other girls have the same experience”

Chloe Reed

Deer Trail Campus Head (Finishing 5th to 6th grade)

Chloe Reed was born and raised in a small village in Kent, England, where she grew up playing all sports, and found her true passion in Netball.

As a child, Chloe spent two weeks of her summers at a day camp in her local town, eventually becoming a counselor. After being shut out from camp due to COVID, she decided to apply for a summer camp job in America and never looked back.

At school, she carried on her love for sports by studying sports science, as well as photography and geography. And her love for travel has taken her across Europe to see more of the world and experience new cultures. Chloe is currently living in Canada, where she is doing her first ski season.

Chloe returns to Somerset for her fifth summer in 2026 and first as Campus Head. Prior, she was the Lower Deer Trail Division Head for two summers. She was a camper support counselor in her first year, and a boat spotter and lifeguard in 2023. In 2024, Chloe was also one of the Head Coaches for Princess Peach.

“Camp Somerset truly is an amazing place! It’s a place that allows girls to be their true, authentic selves and builds their confidence. They make friendships that will last a lifetime. I feel so lucky to call Somerset my second home, and I can’t wait to be back!”

Chloe Hems

Grove/Hideaway Campus Head (Finishing 7th to 9th grade)

Chloe Hems grew up in a small village in West Yorkshire, England, surrounded by nothing but fields. Her love for horse riding and the beautiful Yorkshire Dales developed during her childhood.

She pursued a degree in Early Childhood Studies, graduating from Leeds University in 2018. With a background in childcare, Chloe was eager to combine her passion for working with children and her love of horse riding. In 2017, she began her summer camp journey at an all-girls camp in Michigan. When COVID hit, Chloe took a trip to Mexico to sort out her visa, where she met two members of the Somerset staff. She decided to switch things up and go to Somerset for the 2022 summer.

Chloe has served as a swim instructor, boat driver, and division head, returning for her fifth summer in 2026, in a new position of being The Grove and Hideaway Campus Head. In 2023, she was also the head coach for Fire. Last summer, she was the Head Captain for the blue team.

Outside of camp, Chloe has combined her love of travel with working with children. She’s worked as a nanny at a ski resort, au paired in New Zealand, and was a private nanny in Switzerland. Chloe currently works for a summer camp agency based in Scotland, making summer camp her full time job year round.

“The feeling of driving down the camp road is truly magical. It’s an experience everyone should have. Summer camp has been such a significant part of my life, and Somerset holds a special place in my heart. It’s a place where people come together and make lifelong friends who feel like family.”

Division Heads

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Little Den Division Head (Finishing 1st and 2nd grade)

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Nicola Akande

Lower Den Division Head, Second Session (Finishing 3rd grade)

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Becky Primrose

Upper Den Division Head, Second Session (Finishing 3rd grade)

Becky Primrose was raised outside of Edinburgh, Scotland, spending much of her time outdoors engaging in any sports she could. She spent countless hours competing for her district in Netball, and in Swimming, Gymnastics and Handball.

The love for all things sport at such a young age, encouraged her to pursue her dream in Physical Education, a field she has worked in for three years.

Becky returns for her fifth summer in 2026 and her third as a Division Head having worked with the Little Den in 2024 and the Lower Den in 2025. She was a Camper Support counselor in 2022 and a Boat Spotter in 2023.

Between summers, Becky completed a birthday bucket list with 21 activities she wanted to complete before her 21st birthday. She completed a skydive, visited numerous new countries, and made it her goal to successfully wakeboard, ski, and wake surf throughout her time at camp.

“Somerset truly is the greatest place in Maine. I am inspired every day by the girls and their love for camp. Watching them make new friends, be themselves, and push themselves out of their comfort zone is truly magical. I cannot wait for 2024 to make many more amazing memories!”

Shona McKeever

Lower Deer Trail Division Head (Finishing 5th grade)

Shona McKeever is from Ireland, where she grew up with a love of competition and team sport, playing water polo and swimming competitively, eventually going on to coach and teach with her local team. This summer, Shona will graduate from Queen’s university in Belfast, with a degree in law. She got her first taste of summer camp from helping to lead a local day camp in her home town of Newry.

After following her sister, Clara, to camp in 2024, Shona has been a swim instructor, boat spotter and one of the head coaches of team Sour Patch in the 2025 league. She spent her first summer in the Upper Den and moved to the Lower Deer Trail last summer and can’t wait for another summer as the division head for this age group.

Maddie Knapp

Lower/Upper Deer Trail Division Head (Finishing 5th and 6th grade)

Maddie Knapp grew up in Bloomington, Indiana, where her love for camp began. Maddie has been attending summer camp since she was ten years old, and that’s where she found her passion for being a role model for youth at camp.

Maddie has always been active in sports, from gymnastics to pole vaulting. She has experience as a gymnastics coach of all ages, working at her local YMCA before college. From there, she took on the role of a counselor at her childhood camp in Brookston, Indiana, for the past five summers, serving on the leadership team as well.

In the Spring of 2023, Maddie graduated from Purdue University with an Elementary Education degree. Maddie has been teaching in West Lafayette, Indiana, as a 6th-grade teacher.

Maddie returns to Somerset for her second summer in 2025 and moves up a division with her campers, having served as the Upper Deer Trail Division Head in 2024.

“Camp has always been such an important part of my life. From the life-long friendships I have made to the growth I see in my campers each year, camp is truly the best place ever to grow. I am very excited for Somer ’25!”

Holly Rowland

Upper Deer Trail Division Head (Finishing 6th grade)

Holly Rowland grew up in a small village just outside Belfast, Northern Ireland. For the past three years, she has been living in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, where she studies law at university.

Throughout school, Holly enjoyed trying a wide range of sports and activities. She has played netball for over 13 years, representing both her high school and university teams. Through sport, she developed a strong sense of competition and a love for teamwork while working toward shared goals.

Holly was also an active member of both the Girl Guides and Scouts growing up, spending much of her time outdoors camping and hiking. During this time she also developed a love for water sports, often going kayaking with her family. This passion continued when she later worked for several years at her local waterpark.

For the past two summers, Holly has been part of the athletics team at Somerset, where she taught archery. Last summer she also served as a co-captain of the league-winning Starbursts. This summer, Holly will return as Division Head for the Upper Deer girls. Having been part of the Upper Deer division last summer, she is excited to watch the girls as they grow and experience their first year of upper camp.

“The last two summers at Somerset have been incredible, and I’m so excited to return for my third. The atmosphere at an all-girls camp is so empowering to witness. There is such a strong sense of community, with the girls inspiring each other to grow every day. It’s a special opportunity to come back each summer and see them grow up over the years, and I love watching them thrive and take every opportunity that comes their way.”

Emma Savage

Lower Grove Division Head (Finishing 7th grade)

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Haillie Hume

Lower Grove Division Head (Finishing 7th grade)

Haillie Hume was born and raised in a small town in the Scottish Borders, Scotland, spending time with her family and finding a love for sports and competition, spending many weekends playing football, rugby, netball, field hockey and running.

At school, Haillie continued her love for sports by joining every club that she could, and followed this passion by studying Gym Instruction, coaching development course, joining her local football club, coaching teams for four years. Later, she discovered her love of baking and currently works as a skilled baker back home.

Returning for her fourth summer at Somerset and second as a Divsion Head, Haillie will be one of two Division Heads for the Upper Deer Trail, having been with these campers for her past three years. In her previous two summers, Haillie was a lifeguard, small craft instructor, boat driver, and was co-captain of Mario, the winning league team in 2024.

“Somerset is somewhere that will always hold a special place in my heart because of the confidence it’s gave me and the connections I make with both campers and counselors and that they make with one another. The community within Somerset is incredible and watching the girls try new things and be their true selves is amazing to witness. I can’t wait to spend another summer in the greatest place.”

Bella Kitcatt

Upper Grove Division Head (Finishing 8th grade)

Bella Kitcatt grew up in a small seaside town in Dorset, England, where she spent her childhood exploring the beach, walking in the hills, and enjoying the surrounding countryside. She has always loved being active and played many sports at school, including rugby and netball.

Bella also grew up traveling and, with a Brazilian mom, had the opportunity to experience many different cultures. These experiences inspired her love of travel and learning about the world.

This summer, Bella is returning to Somerset as the Division Head for Upper Grove. After spending the past two summers with these girls, she is excited to create even more amazing memories with them and help them grow into confident young women. She has also been part of the athletics department for the past two summers, teaching sports such as volleyball and street hockey, and last year she co-coached the Gummy Bear League team.

Bella says, “Camp Somerset is truly my home away from home. It’s the place where I feel most like myself. I love the community, the friendships, and the memories I’ve made here. Watching these girls grow up and become their most authentic selves has been so special, and I can’t wait to be back to make even more memories together.”

Bethany McGurl

Hideaway Division Head (Finishing 9th grade)

Bethany McGurl grew up in the small town of Livingston, just outside Edinburgh, where she explored nearly every extracurricular activity available—though her true passion was the performing arts. She began acting at a young age, joining numerous drama clubs before pursuing formal studies in the field. While she now enjoys performing for fun, she is shifting her focus toward building a long-term career in childcare.

Beyond the stage, Bethany was an active member of her local brass band, playing the cornet. She had the opportunity to tour The Netherlands and compete at an advanced level, contributing to the band’s multiple Scottish Championship titles. The cornet will always hold a special place in her heart.

This summer marks Bethany’s fourth year at Somerset and her second as Division Head, moving up with her girls to Hideaway. Previously, she worked in the Theatre department—a role she will deeply miss—while also serving as co-captain of the 2024 League-winning team, Mario! Her love for camp runs so deep that she now works full-time as a recruitment coordinator for a summer camp agency, helping others embark on their own unforgettable summers.

“I’m so excited to spend another summer in the greatest place in Maine! Camp is a space where kids can truly be themselves, fostering a supportive and positive environment unlike anywhere else. I feel so lucky to have found my home away from home at Somerset.”