In her time at Laurel, she has received the Virginia Beidler Neff ‘29 Award for teachers who demonstrate excellence and potential in the classroom within their first three years of teaching at Laurel and The Mary French Conway '46 Award for Teaching Excellence at Laurel School, and the Hostetler Chair for master teachers who have taught for at least ten years and who have demonstrated excellence in teaching in the classroom as well as an unusual ability to communicate with students. She feels fortunate that in her years at Laurel she has had the opportunity to wear many hats; a favorite role that she has maintained throughout many transitions during her time in the Upper School is that of Senior Speech advisor, which allows her to work closely with individual students on claiming their voices and sharing their stories.