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Chelsea Clater grew up in northwestern Michigan before graduating from the University of Michigan with a degree in Spanish and Medieval and Early Modern Studies. Clater went on to earn a master's degree in Spanish Language and Literature at Western Michigan University, where she served as a teaching assistant to undergraduates. Clater teaches Spanish, coaches volleyball, assists with the community service program and is a dorm parent in Gardner House, where she lives with her rabbit Huckleberry.

Peter Moccia grew up in Haverhill and studied chemistry at the University of Connecticut. After college, he was certified in physics and chemistry, and taught at a high-need school in Providence as part of the Rhode Island Teaching Fellows program. Moccia spent four years before coming to Brooks teaching AP Chemistry and physics at Central Catholic High School. At Brooks, he teaches chemistry, serves as a dorm parent in Thorne House and coaches boys 3rd basketball.