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Moira Goodman, who previously worked on campus from 2003 to 2007, rejoined the math department in 2010, in addition to working student support services. Moira also chaired the math department at Dana Hall and taught math at Loomis-Chaffee and Milton Academy. She has contributed to residential and school life at each school as a dorm parent and coach for squash, field hockey, cross country and track. During the last few years, Moira served as a learning specialist at Children’s Hospital in Boston and at Phillips Academy, where her work has yielded valuable knowledge about students’ learning styles and ways to help students with their academic success. A graduate of Phillips Academy and of Holy Cross, Moira received her master’s of arts and teaching from Wesleyan, and has studied at Columbia and University of Massachusetts at Lowell. She lives in North Andover with her husband,Tim, and their four boys, Cole, Leland, Henry and Brodie. Outside of work, Moira enjoys spending time with her family, running with her lab, Gus, and playing tennis.

Kimberley McDowell joined the Brooks community in 2019 as a mathematics teacher. Formerly of Vermont, where the Boston College and Columbia University graduate was an adjunct professor at University of Vermont, Saint Michael's College and Champlain College, McDowell taught at South Burlington High School for 19 years. Most recently, she taught at The Hotchkiss School for a year and at Salisbury School for three years as math department chair. While at Salisbury, she also coached the boys 3rd squash team. A mother of three, she, her husband Mark, their daughter Molly ’24 and the family’s dog, Lucy, reside on campus, where McDowell has coached girls 2nd hockey, boys 3rd squash, as well as girls 2nd tennis and yoga.