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Our Organization: Staff mission :: staff :: board :: auxiliary board :: partners :: NUSEA
David came to Chicago in June of 2005 from the University of Rochester where he was Men's Squash Coach and MBA student. Previously he was Head Squash Pro at the Union Club of Manhattan. He was team Captain and All-American at Princeton University and competed on the professional men's doubles tour (ISDA), achieving a career high rank of #2. As Executive Director, David serves on the METROsquash Board of Directors.
Kerry's involvement with METROsquash began when she moved to Chicago in early 2008. She served as a volunteer, mentor and Program Committee member before taking on her current role. Along with a passion for teaching, Kerry brings extensive program management experience to the organization having held leadership positions at a number of world class advertising agencies including Leo Burnett, Ogilvy & Mather and DDB. Kerry graduated in 1994 with a business degree from Queen's University and is an avid squash player.
Max joined METROsquash after graduating from Denison University in 2007 where he served for an unprecedented three years as president and captain of the squash team. In his four years at Denison, the squash team won the College Squash Association's Summers Division national championship twice (2004, 2006). Max was also a three time recipient of Denison squash's highest honor: the Hoyt Award, which is awarded to the person who does the most to advance squash at Denison during the year. Max was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY where he learned to play squash at the Heights Casino.
Jolee graduated from Princeton in 2009 where she majored in History. Jolee was the captain of both the track and cross country team at Princeton her senior year. She also is a four year First Team All-Ivy winner and two time Ivy League Champion in the 10K. Jolee spent her first year with METROsquash as the Princeton University Project 55 fellow. Jolee hails from Portland, Oregon.
Brandon moved to Chicago in April of 2009 after graduating from Western Michigan University. While at WMU, Brandon received the education department’s highest honor, The Nash Award for Excellence in Education. Before beginning his career at METROsquash, Brandon taught at WMU for 2 years helping to run and establish the developmental writing program. On top of his passion for education, Brandon is an avid mountain biker who enjoys outdoor recreation. Brandon specializes in American literature and political science. He is from Royal Oak, Michigan.
Edward returned to METROsquash in 2010, after teaching for two years in Austria through the Fulbright Program. He previously interned with the program in 2008. While attending Northwestern, Edward served as captain and president of the squash team. He graduated with degrees in History and German. Edward is from Minnesota and learned to play squash at the Commodore Squash Club in St. Paul. |
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David
Kay, 
Kerry
Fliss, 
Max
Laverty, 
Jolee
VanLeuven, 
Brandon
McNab, 
Edward Gadient 
