Brianna Babcook
Sup Dudes! I'm Brianna and my wandering soul currently calls Washington state home. I have always lived in or near woods so this campus is a little slice of green heaven for me. I love classic rock, dancing, history, hiking and making people food! I'm excited to meet you all, so come on down to Academic Advising if there is any knowledge you seek.

Amber Bangsund
As a full-time student at The Evergreen State College, I have quickly fallen in love with my Forensics and Criminal Behavior program. I am very energetic, especially after having multiple cups of coffee with my favorite creamer; peppermint mocha. In my spare time I love walking around with my camera and taking photos of what inspires me. I look forward to meeting you!  Come to Academic Advising and say "Hello".

Teal Crisafulli
Salutations folks!  My name’s Teal, I’m a Portland native and senior here at Evergreen. For the past few years I’ve spent my time exploring the greater Olympia area learning about plants as food and medicine. Most of my studies have been centered around community health systems and Celtic folklore. My non-academic hobbies include herbalism, cooking, dancing and spending time in the woods.

Bridget Drager
Hi, my name is Bridget. I'm currently a junior at Evergreen. I enjoy studying international relations, anthropology, language, feminist literature, and especially the Arab world. On my free time I eat Tolblerone bars in bed and watch Netflix, and come up with names for all the neighborhood cats.

Ivy Gilliland
Hi, I’m Ivy and I hail from Anacortes, WA. By coming to Evergreen I have found my passion in World History. This passion stemmed from Evergreen’s hands on approach via field trips and study abroad. I also enjoy tutoring High School AVID students. My goal is to combine these passions, in Teaching and History, by becoming a high school teacher. Outside of class you might see me running around playing Humans V Zombies. I also love to play video games, but that doesn’t mean you won’t see me pursuing travel or hanging out outside. I’m eager to help you on your own journey through higher education and hope to see you in the SASS offices!

Jordan Granacki
Greetings curious humans! I'm Jordan. I'm a junior at TESC and currently struggling through Molecule to Organism. I suppose you could infer, but I'm definitely a 'how stuff works' kind of gal. I'm a proud plant parent, an accomplished cactus mom, and a big fan of trees. I hail from Bend Oregon so I dig snow but am partial to rain. I am stoked to help you all out this year however I can! Cheers!

Eryvis Halphen
Allô! You guessed it, I am Eryvis! That’s “air” like the element, “uh” (if you like syllables of three), and “vis” like the Latin root “to see.” Feel free to further inquire the etymology of my existence over at Academic and Career Advising! Otherwise I am from the East Bay, California (why yes, that IS pig Latin for “beast”), dabble in all languages, take jokes seriously (dissecting them for existential truths, pause, then laugh), fancy physics and sociobiology, and study sexual health and Eliza Thornberry - not necessarily together; she’s like 11. Oh, I am not at the SASS desk? Then, I am amongst the forests, educating animals about healthy sex practices. Curiosity doesn’t always kill the cat, you know!

Alex Markley
Alex (they/them) hails from Miami, Florida and is a sophomore currently pursuing public administration and social justice at Evergreen. In their free time, Alex enjoys photography, critical readings of mainstream media, cooking, and hiking.

Chelsea Rabourn
Chelsea finds her bliss exploring nature and sharing stories by starlit campfires. She also quite enjoys long walks on the beach and gravity-defying hair. Though she yearned to receive an owl inviting her to study at Hogwarts, she figured Evergreen counted as the next best option and has dedicated her studies in college to marine biology and fine arts. Outside of school she is involved with multiple social change activist experiments and peer counseling. If you ever want to talk about sealife, magic, emotions, stories, art, trees or even coffee table fodder such as the of meaning of life as we know it- Chelsea is game. And of course, excited to help fellow students navigate the strange and confusing journey that is academic learning.