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Attendee List As of June 23 2016 INTERNATIONAL ACAC CONFERENCE AT RUTGERS UNIVERSITY - ATTENDEE LIST AS OF JUNE 23 Institution First Name Last Name Institution Location HIGH SCHOOL MEMBERS Abaarso School of Science and Technology James Linville Somalia Academia Cotopaxi Stephanie Brazinsky Ecuador ACS Cobham International School Joanna Shearer United Kingdom ACS Cobham International School Ryan Hinchey United Kingdom ACS Egham International School Tanya Coffey United Kingdom ACS- Doha International school Georgette Small Qatar African Leadership Academy Laura Kaub South Africa African Leadership Academy Suzanne Hunter South Africa Aga Khan Academies Theresa L Urist United States Aiglon College Edith Miletto Switzerland Aiglon College Patience Fanella-Koch Switzerland AL-BAYAN BILINGUAL SCHOOL KENYA WALTOWER Kuwait Alpha Beta Christian College Jacqueline Oyimer Ghana American College of Sofia Jaime Pindur Bulgaria American College of Sofia Iain McClinton Bulgaria American Collegiate Institute James Boobar Turkey American Community School Ruba Al-Fittiani Jordan American Community School at Beirut Debora Carreras Lebanon American Community School of Abu Dhabi CHRISTINA MCDADE United Arab Emirates American Community School of Abu Dhabi Amy Thompson United Arab Emirates American Community School of Abu Dhabi Jane Lowery United Arab Emirates American Community Schools of Athens Stelios Kalogridakis Greece American Hebrew Academy Rachael Smith-Vaughan United States American Heritage School Marian Mirchandani United States American Heritage School Kelly Bennett United States American International School Dhaka Bridget Herrera Bangladesh American International School Dhaka Tim Stokes Bangladesh American International School Guangzhou Julie Lindsay China American International School Hong Kong Kristen Bumpus Hong Kong American International School in Egypt Carrie Levno Egypt American International School of Bucharest Oddny Bakke Romania American International School of Guangzhou Sean Menton China American International School of Johanesburg Melissa Johnson-Schnyder South Africa American International School of Johannesburg Deanne Slattery South Africa American International School, Hong Kong Heather Hendrickx Hong Kong American Nicaraguan School Michele Richardson Ahlers Nicaragua American Overseas School of Rome Jessica Samet Italy American School Foundation of Monterrey Sarah Loring Mexico American School in Japan Sheri Neal Japan American School in Taichung Dan Norton-Middaugh Taiwan American School of Barcelona Allison Davis Spain American School of Bombay Heather Duffy-Stone India American School of Doha Kathy Ortman Qatar American School of Doha Patrick Desbarats Qatar American School of Dubai Matthew Beck United Arab Emirates American School of Dubai David Shubair United Arab Emirates American School of Kuwait Keri Phipps Kuwait American School of Paris Mary Jean Lowe France American School of Paris Laura Vincens France American School of Tegucigalpa Marisabel Figueroa Honduras American School of Tegucigalpa Yolanda Lainez-Aviles Honduras American School of The Hague Peter Loy Netherlands American School of Warsaw Tim Munnerlyn Poland Anatolia College Arian Kotsi Greece Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Kok Choon Tan Singapore Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Sok Hwee Sng Singapore Antwerp International School casey Nolen Jackson Belgium APDE Schools Guatemala Susana Aguilar de Urruela Guatemala Asociacion Escuelas Lincoln Debbie McDowell Argentina Atlanta International School Christine Kelley United States Atlanta International School Alice Schaaf United States Balboa Academy Jennifer Hebert Panama Bangkok Patana School Linda Ortwein Thailand Beijing Changping New Oriental Foreign Language School Ke Zeng China Beijing Huijia Private School Lihong Sun China Beijing Huijia Private School Hui Tian China Beijing Huijia Private School Jianfang Zhao China Beijing Huijia Private School Feng Qiu China Beijing National Day School Zhaoxia Yan China Beijing National Day School Duong Mai China Beijing National Day School Xia Hua China Beijing National Day School Yue Sun China Beijing National Day School Thomas Sharkey China Beijing National Day School Damien Tomkins China Beijing National Day School Xiaobo (Percy) Jiang China Bethlehem College Susan Stewart Australia Blue Valley School Yvonne Lurie Costa Rica Bonn International School Tami Albrecht Germany Branksome Hall Jennifer Stumborg Canada Branksome Hall Cory Miller Canada Branksome Hall Andrea Stoeckl Canada Branksome Hall Asia Soo Hyeon Lee Korea, Republic of Brent International School Katelyn Kearney Philippines Brent International School Manila Michael Maldonado Philippines British International School Hanoi Lori Fairbairn Vietnam British International School, Ho Chi Minh City Lieve Perera Vietnam British International School, Phuket Dale Ford Thailand British School Jakarta Francis McIvor Indonesia British School Manila Paul Anthony Yap Philippines Bryanston School Fiona Pyrgos United Kingdom Bugil Academy John Kim Korea, Republic of Busan International Foreign School Bence Brown Korea, Republic of Busan International Foreign School Brianna Porter Korea, Republic of Cairo American College Claudia Bean Egypt Cairo American College Joe Tavares Egypt CAMBRIDGE ALEVEL CENTER, HANGZHOU FOREIGN LANGUAGE SCHOOLLUNING GUO China Capital Normal University High School Jennifer Hinson China Capital Normal University High School Harvie Ruggles China Carol Morgan School Rachael Gerbic Dominican Republic Casablanca American School Andrea Socias Morocco Casablanca American School Claire Ruz Morocco Chadwick International Hyesook Yang Korea, Republic of Changchun American International School Michael Hayes China Changzhou Foreign Languages School AP Center Yunya Li China Changzhou Foreign Languages School AP Center Gang Wang China CHAPEL SCHOOL JULIANA VIOLA Brazil Cheltenham Ladies' College Nicola Townsend United Kingdom Cheltenham Ladies' College Mark Stacey United Kingdom Chengdu Shishi High School (Beihu campus) Xiaowei ZHANG China Chengdu Shishi High School (Beihu Campus) Mingxia Yang China Chengdu Shude High School Mengxing Wang China Cheong Shim International Academy Thomas Selover Korea, Republic of Cheong Shim International Academy Cadee Lee Korea, Republic of Chinese International School Marc Marier Hong Kong Chinese International School Robert Mansueto Hong Kong Colegio Alberto Einstein Hannah Minturn Ecuador Colegio Americano de Quito Todd Johnson Ecuador Colegio Americano de Quito Ray Marx Ecuador Colegio Bandeirantes Jose Olavo de Amorim Brazil Colegio Bilingue Buckingham Diana Navarro Colombia Colegio Bolivar Andrea Peisker Colombia Colegio Brader Carolyn McGovern Henriquez Panama Colegio Colombo Britanico Myriam Polo de Molina Colombia Colegio Etapa Laila Parada-Worby Brazil Colegio Franklin Delano Roosevelt Ellenore Hibon Peru Colegio Franklin Roosevelt, The American School of Lima, Peru Lucrecia Rodriguez Peru Colegio Internacional Puerto La Cruz Erin Hatch Venezuela Colegio Jefferson Lina Moreno Colombia Colegio La Floresta Maria Luna El Salvador Colegio Lincoln Tracey Grimm Costa Rica COLEGIO LOS NOGALES Diana Behar Colombia Colegio Nueva Granada Maria Puerta Colombia Colegio Nueva Granada Alex Becker Colombia Colegio Nueva Granada Terry Finnin Colombia College Alpin Beau Soleil Charlotte Vale Switzerland Concordia International School Hanoi Christina Reed Vietnam Concordia International School Shanghai Patrick Love China Concordia International School Shanghai Lamonda Lewis China Concordia International School Shanghai Benjamin Compton China Concordian International School Tresa Virankabutra, Ph.D. Thailand Cranbrook School David Berridge Australia Daewon Foreign Language High School Eric Cho Korea, Republic of Dalian American International School Daniel Gould China Dalian No. 24 High School Yue (Olivia) Wang China Darussafaka Schools Brandon Thompson Turkey Dubai American Academy Justin Kurrass United Arab Emirates Dubai College Jonathan Tate United Arab Emirates Dulwich College - Shanghai Victoria Lidzbarski China Dulwich College Beijing Juan Li China Dulwich College International Heather Pineda China Dulwich College Seoul Amanda Edelhart Korea, Republic of Dulwich College Suzhou Lucien Giordano China Dulwich International High School Suzhou Qiusha Shi China Dulwich International High School Zhuhai Fei Han China Dulwich International High School Zhuhai Ying Xie China Dwight School Canada Megan Dombrowski Canada Dwight School Seoul Mihae Nahm Korea, Republic of Ecole Jeannine Manuel Natalie La Balme France EF Academy Ryan May United States EF Academy Andrew Granucci United States English Modern School Kamilah Crowder Qatar Enka Schools Sandi Engler Turkey Escola Eleva Annie Podlubny Brazil Fairmont Schools Rebecca Wood United States Frankfurt International School Jessica Angelidis Germany Gashora Girls Academy of Science and Technology John Nejman Rwanda Gems Institute of Higher Education Samantha Moktan Lama Nepal GEMS WORLD ACADEMY-DUBAI Kia Beguesse United Arab Emirates George School Beth Ann Burkmar United States German Swiss International School Deborah Cooney Hong Kong German Swiss International School Sue Gourlay Hong Kong Graded- The American School of Sao Paulo Todd Pentello Brazil Green School Melinda Chickering Indonesia GUANGHUA CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL YUE WU China Hangzhou Foreign Languages School Cambridge A-Level Center Quanyuan Shao China Hankuk Academy of Foreign Studies Min Lee Korea, Republic of Hanyoung Foreign Language High School Myungsoo Kim Korea, Republic of
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