Our Core Staff

Grant Butler
Facilities Director Since 2003

Grant, a 1985 graduate of the Waldorf School of Garden City, NY, has been a camper, counselor, and staff member intermittently at Camp Glen Brook for over 30 years. He earned his bachelor’s in geography from the University of New Hampshire and worked as a stage production carpenter and residential contractor before achieving his master’s degree in Waldorf education at Sunbridge College. Subsequently, he and his wife moved to Pennsylvania where he taught first through fourth grade at the Waldorf School of Philadelphia. As facilities director at Camp Glen Brook, Grant brings enthusiasm for the work projects as a way to teach students self-reliance and community-building values.  Says Grant, "Glen Brook fosters positive social forces for people striving to work in harmony towards responsible social awareness."

E-mail: grant@glenbrook.org

Nina Carroll
Kitchen Assistant Since 2018

Nina’s interest in the culinary field truly began to thrive as an AmeriCorps volunteer for a local urban organic farm in Baltimore, Maryland, where she worked as a community cooking demonstrator. They promoted farm to table as a way to provide neighboring communities with access to fresh organic produce. Nina loves demonstrating, advocating, and educating people on the value behind eating good food. After learning about cooking with whole foods at the farm, Nina took a 12 week certified culinary program. Nina worked as an assistant cook for a vegan food stall owned by hydroponic farmers, spent time at the Omega Institute, and is delighted to bring her passion for fresh, local, organic food to Camp Glen Brook. Everybody who shares a meal here will benefit from Nina’s passion for creating a wholesome eating experience.

E-mail: nina@glenbrook.org

Tom Davies
Registrar & Administrative Assistant Since 2014

Tom, or "Tommy D" as he is known here, attended the Waldorf School of Garden City and first visited Glen Brook on his third grade school trip. Tom earned a B.A. in History at Elon University while spending summers working at Camp. Most recently, Tom spent three years working as an office manager in midtown Manhattan for a consulting firm. He now brings that experience to us as Glen Brook's Office Manager. Over the years "Tommy D" has enjoyed every aspect of working at camp: from teaching wood working to making the occasional music night cameo. Tom says, "Camp Glen Brook is a place where work and creativity thrive in unison."

E-mail: office@glenbrook.org

Katy Gibney
Camp Nurse Since 2005

Katy is a 1984 graduate of the Waldorf School of Garden City, NY and has been a student or staff member at Glen Brook intermittently for 35+ years. She earned her Bachelor's in Nursing from Adelphi University, NY and has worked in many areas including hospital based acute care, community health nursing, insurance case management, and most recently, camp nursing. Katy also is a professional musician and is currently a faculty member of Concord Community Music School in Concord, NH where she leads a chorus for adults with disabilities. Katy and her husband live with their four homeschooled children, dog, cat, and rabbits in Goffstown, NH. As Glen Brook's camp nurse, Nurse Katy brings her knowledge of Western medicine and blends it with herbal, homeopathic and energetic modalities to care for the campers and staff in a way that best fits each individual. Katy is usually accompanied in her work by her dog, Isabella.  Katy says, "Camp Glen Brook continues to demonstrate to the world that responsible stewardship of land and all that inhabits it can be a joyous rewarding experience, and can build lifelong connections."

E-mail: nurse@glenbrook.org (During Summer & Winter Camp Only!)

Shelley Goguen Hulbert
Executive Director Since 2012

Shelley Goguen Hulbert comes to Camp Glen Brook from nearby Peterborough, New Hampshire, where she and her family have resided on their small, diversified biodynamic farm since 1984. Her children, now grown, attended the Monadnock Waldorf School, where she served as a class parent and a board member. Shelley holds a masters degree in social work from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and a certificate in Biodynamic Agriculture from the Pfeiffer Center at Sunbridge College. She brings a great diversity of relevant work experiences to her leadership at Camp Glen Brook, including camp directing, management training, clinical social work, community organizing, fundraising, sustainable development and biodynamic farming. She was co-founder of Nubanusit Neighborhood and Farm, a socially and environmentally sustainable intentional community in Peterborough, New Hampshire and served as Interim Executive Director of The Josephine Porter Institute for Applied Biodynamics. She is passionate about building community, spending time in the natural world, working with children and teens, weaving, painting, gardening and raising animals. 

E-mail: shelley@glenbrook.org

Jake Lewis
Gap Program Director &
Outreach Director Since 2014

Jake first came to Glen Brook for Winter Camp in 2007.  After spending four consecutive summers leading our Falcon Outdoor Leadership Program, Jake began developing Gap at Glen Brook in 2014, and launched the program in fall of 2015. He enjoys nothing more than sharing the New England wilds with people. 

These days it’s all-gap-all-the-time, but prior to coming here Jake helped to launch the Pasadena Waldorf High School in Los Angeles, California.  As High School Assistant Director, he helped prepare for the school's opening, then worked on a variety of projects, including outreach, curriculum development, and schedule planning.  He also coordinated the high school's trips program, bringing classes to amazing wilderness areas in Southern California.  A Bates College graduate with an Environmental Philosophy major, he loves to travel and has visited various parks, cities, and surf breaks around the U.S., Europe, and South America. 

E-mail: jake@glenbrook.org

Sadie Marshall
Farm Director Since 2016

Sadie grew up in Minneapolis and attended a Montessori school that owned a large organic farm in Wisconsin. The seeds of her love of farming were sown at this 'land school' through many trips during her elementary years, and a summer during college when she worked on the farm's CSA. She graduated from Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts with a concentration in creative writing and organic agriculture. During her college years, she worked on farms in California, Alaska, Wisconsin, and Ireland, and wrote about those communities.
She spent a year at the John C. Campbell Folk School in the mountains of North Carolina. While working in the gardens, she also took classes in blacksmithing, using natural dyes, spinning, weaving, quilting, folk dancing, wood-working, and cheese-making. She loves to make music, grow food, and laugh.
Sadie comes to us most recently from the Orchard Hill community where she grew an acre of vegetables, co-managed a pastured meat CSA, and worked at the Breadworks wood-fired baking operation. Sadie is thrilled to bring her skills and excitement to the farm at Camp Glen Brook.

E-mail: sadie@glenbrook.org

Brenna Morris
Farmer Since 2018

Brenna was born and raised in New Hampshire. She studied Natural Resources at the University of New Hampshire and volunteered for the Organic Garden Club as an undergraduate. Passionate about the land, post-graduation she proceeded to own and operate her own organic farm in Walpole, NH. Brenna is also a certified herbalist and beekeeper. We're delighted to have Brenna's enthusiasm and experience working in our garden!

E-mail: brenna@glenbrook.org

Alison Sever
Gap Program Assistant-Director Since 2016

Alison is a native New Englander, having grown up in Massachusetts with roots in the mountains of Maine. She has led, designed, and developed culturally immersive programs for groups of high school and gap year students in Central America, South America, and East Africa. Coming home to New England to facilitate place-based programming at Glen Brook was an important shift towards a more rooted and community-oriented lifestyle and vision. She dreams of creating environments for youth to connect across cultural borders at the intersection of experiential education, civics, and human ecology. A graduate and former Outing Club leader of the University of Vermont, she feels at home in nature and loves to hike, bike, ski, surf, and bask in its awesomeness.

e-mail: alison@glenbrook.org

Mark Stehlik
Summer Camp Director & School Program Director Since 2011

Mark's good humor and enthusiasm for working with young people in the outdoors are trademark qualities of his work here at Camp.

A graduate of Bates College in Lewiston, Maine, Mark majored in philosophy with a focus on ethics and morality, which speak to the very heart of summer camp living.

Growing up, Mark spent most of his summers attending and working at a camp closer to his hometown, Buffalo New York, where over different summers he was the nature teacher and taught horseback riding.  Before his current job, Mark worked summers here at Camp Glen Brook as a Trip Leader and leading the Falcon Outdoor Leadership Program.  Mark came to us most recently from the Chewonki Foundation in Wiscasset, Maine, where he was an outdoor educator. 

Mark loves to learn new skills, and especially loves the outdoors: exploring and wandering in the woods, tracking animals, climbing trees and rock climbing, playing in streams, building fires, chopping trees, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, running, and biking.  Mark is certified as a Ropes Course Instructor, a Lifeguard Instructor, and as a Wilderness First Responder. Mark often serves as the camp photographer & web designer, and loves taking photos of children, wildlife, and the natural world.  Mark maintains a regular yoga and meditation practice, which he cites as a source of his boundless energy, enthusiasm, and patience.  Mark is always looking forward to his next opportunity to share these joys and skills with students, campers, gappers, and adults.

Mark can usually be found with his dog, Bodhi nearby.  Click here to meet Bodhi.

E-mail: mark@glenbrook.org

Taylor Westbrook
Culinary Director Since 2017

Taylor studied Tourism at Arizona State University. Upon graduating he focused his interests towards cooking, travel, and community. Over the past four years he has traveled the U.S and the globe cooking at eco-retreat centers, farm-to-table kitchens, and off-the grid sites. In 2016, he completed a certificate program at Cook Street Culinary School in Denver, Colorado. He’s inspired by being closer to the source of food and connecting the farm to the fork. His travels have taken him to Northern California at a Eco-retreat farm cooking for an array of nature lovers and food enthusiasts. He has volunteered his hands on an off-grid permaculture farm and a kitchen in Costa Rica. He recently volunteered at Standing Rocks Rosebud camp. Last year he was at Mayfair Farms, a local farm-to-table initiative in Harrisville, NH. 

Food has been a compass for Taylor, navigating him into lush gardens, like minded communities, and a closer connection with nature. Taylor feels cooking is the best way he can be of service and it’s his gift that he loves to offer to the global tribe.

E-mail: taylor@glenbrook.org

Keith Worthy
Head Counselor & Administrative Staff Since 1982

Keith has passed his 25th summer at Glen Brook, so we’re starting to think he likes it here. The rest of the year Keith works in the Springfield Public School District where he’s been since 1984. He first served as a counselor for students with behavioral and academic issues, then since 2006 as Assistant Principal for Springfield Central High School (the Washington Post has named his school in the top 5% of public schools in the country.) While Keith loves his work during the year, he always looks forward to his time at Glen Brook each summer-- he started coming to Glen Brook as a student of the Waldorf School of Garden City. We always love to have Keith’s enthusiasm for games played with good sportsmanship, and his genuine enthusiasm for everything that happens at Camp. Keith is joined by his son, Matthew, at Camp each summer, and his two older children attended the Camp for years, as well.