Fellows

List of 8 members.

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  Megan Ahearn 

  Coaching Fellow, Alpine Ski Coach

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  Megan is a Coaching Fellow as well as one of the U19 FIS Alpine coaches. She is a native of New Jersey, but spent every weekend of the winter commuting to Magic Mountain in Vermont to ski with her family. When she was eight, she started ski racing for the Magic Mountain Alpine race team and absolutely loved it. 
  She went to high school in New Jersey (Immaculate Heart Academy, a competitive all-girls Catholic High School) where she raced for their ski team during the week for training time, and commuted to Vermont to race and train for VARA on the weekends. She joined the FIS circuit as a “weekend warrior” in high school, wanting to race competitively in college.

  Upon graduating High School in 2016, she was recruited to ski for St. Michael’s College on the Division I NCAA circuit; where she double majored in Art and Economics while actively training and racing on the Carnival Circuit. A few months after her virtual 2020 graduation, she accepted the U14 Alpine coaching job here at Gould and loved every minute of it. She has now moved forward in her education and career to this fellowship program, and is looking forward to gaining more experience and a masters degree at the end of these three years!
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  Abigail Allen 

  Teaching Fellow and Golf Coach

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  Ms. Allen grew up in New Milford, Connecticut. She discovered her passion for teaching while volunteering and working at Village Center for the Arts. She recently graduated from the University of Scranton with a major in Secondary Education and History with a minor in Political Science. Some of the most influential moments in college were spent working with the Center for Service and Social Justice (CSSJ). Through CSSJ, she worked with the local Scranton community and also helped rebuild homes for people who could not prove proof of ownership in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria.
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  Liv Erwich 18

  Coaching Fellow for Alpine and Cycling

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  Liv Erwich (he/him) is a coaching fellow at Gould Academy. He grew up skiing at Sunday River, from skiing in the Gould weekend program to eventually attending Gould Academy, where he graduated from in 2018. After attending Gould Academy, Liv attended St. Lawrence University, where he studied Anthropology and Educational Studies. Some of Liv’s passions include music, cycling (especially cyclocross and bike camping), and LGBTQIA+ education. At St. Lawrence University, he worked as a sound technician at SLU’s Java Barn, was on the electoral board for the cycling team and raced cyclocross, and was the president of the Spectrum (the LGBTQIA+ club).
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  Alex Habig 

  Fellow, Assistant to the Dean of Athletics & Ski Cross Coach

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  Alex grew up in Easton, Massachusetts as an alpine ski racer on the Loon race team. He attended Carrabassett Valley Academy, Waterville Valley Academy, and Colby-Sawyer College where he competed as a D1 skier and graduated with a Sports Management degree. Alex is a member of several clubs and organizations, including the PG Men, Newfound Ski Club, the SLG gym, and Granite State Angling. Alex is a big Patriots fan and enjoys spending time with his family and friends. 
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  Carter Ros 

  Teaching Fellow, Soccer and Nordic Ski Coach

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  Carter joins Gould after graduating from Bates College in May with a degree in Anthropology. During his time at Bates, Carter competed for the Bobcats as a member of the Nordic ski team where he served as team captain for 3 years. Carter was also the head coordinator of Annual Entering Students Outdoor Program (AESOP) which sends over 500 first year students along with upper class student leaders into the wilderness of New England on 4 day, 3 night outdoor orientation trips. 
  Prior to his moving to Maine for college, Carter spent his childhood in Sun Valley, Idaho where his passion for winter sports and the outdoors were allowed to flourish. Carter competed at the highest level nationally as a member of the Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation, an experience which he hopes to draw on in supporting top level athletes at Gould.

  As the Teaching Fellow, Carter’s responsibilities and duties include a variety of things such as teaching 9th grade human geography, humanities electives, and middle school winter term courses. Outside of the classroom, Carter will use his years of experience on skinny skis to help coach the Nordic ski team along with coaching the boys soccer team and leading Outing Club trips throughout the year.

  In his free time you will find Carter doing a variety of outdoor activities including hiking, running, mountain biking, rock climbing, surfing, alpine skiing, nordic skiing, and playing basketball. Carter is beyond excited to be joining the Gould family and wants to extend a sincere thank you to everyone who helped make the Teaching Fellowship possible.
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  Adrian Lyne 

  Teaching Fellow, Outing Club
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  Wyatt Gormsen 

  Teaching Fellow, Cross Country Running and Boys Lacrosse Coach
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  Mia Shifrin 19

  Fellow

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  Mia Shifrin is a teaching fellow at Gould in the English Department as well as a Nordic and Enduro coach. After graduating from Gould in 2019 Mia attended Bates College where she studied Sociology, Gender and Sexuality Studies, and Rhetoric. Over the past few summers, Mia has worked for the Chewonki Foundation leading multiple-week backcountry wilderness trips which sparked her interest in working with young people and brought her back home to Gould. Outside of work, Mia can be found biking, trail running, ski touring, and cooking yummy food. A fun fact about Mia is that she is a registered Maine Guide!