Inclusive Recruitment Team

Teasa is highly involved around campus where she is an advisor for the Black Student Union and oversees the Diversity Envoy Program—a full-year program where students take a class that explores diversity and then serve as ambassadors for the Office of Admission through special presentations and campus tours. Teasa works closely with the Student Center for Inclusion & Belonging—our on-campus office that oversees student programs and organizations—so while she works for the Office of Admission, she is also fully immersed in student life at Rollins.

An Orlando local, Kristina attended Wellesley College as a first-generation student. As an undergraduate, she was highly involved on campus as an admission tour guide, resident assistant, and more. Her favorite thing about Rollins is the strong community and ability to develop long-lasting relationships with classmates as well as faculty and staff.

Originally from New York, Ed lived in Bogotá, Colombia, for several years before moving back to the United States when he was 10 years old. He attended Rollins as a first-generation student for both his undergraduate degree in Latin American and Caribbean Studies and his master’s degree in business administration. Ed speaks fluent Spanish and loves to connect with families and students.

Brandy is from Honduras and speaks Spanish fluently. She studied graphic design at Savannah College of Art and Design for her undergraduate degree and she is very passionate about the arts at Rollins. Brandy is well connected across campus and she’s a strong advocate for students.

Mayra is a recent graduate from the University of Central Florida where she was a first-generation student and a student ambassador for the Horizon Scholars program. Through the Horizon Scholars program, she was connected with a mentor from the Central Florida community who helped her achieve her post-secondary education goals. Mayra is originally from Colombia and speaks Spanish.

As an undergraduate student at Rollins, Hannah served as a Co-President of Voices for Women as well as Vice President of the historic community service-driven Pinehurst Organization, later resulting in her Susan B. Anthony Award for Campus Activism. Previously a member of Spectrum, Rollins’ LGBTQ+ student organization, Hannah now is a member of PRISM, the faculty and staff equivalent. She proudly serves as a mentor for two student organizations, her Admission Ambassador student employees, the students from her recruitment territories, and any who find her office.