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As an English teacher and interdisciplinary studies department chair, Julian teaches tenth and twelfth grade English and interdisciplinary electives. He is a student advisor and a faculty advisor for the bioethics club, and has been a bioethics fellow at Harvard Medical School, a Yale-Hastings Scholar in bioethics, and a future of learning fellow at Harvard’s Graduate School of Education. Prior to coming to Rivers, he held teaching positions at James Allen’s Girls’ School, King’s College London, and Birkbeck College London. He earned a BA from Oxford University and both an MTh and a PhD from King’s College London.

Nicole Winters received a BFA from the Massachusetts College of Art & Design and an MA from Tufts University. Nicole came to Rivers from the Littleton Public Schools, where she taught visual art. Prior to teaching in Littleton, Nicole was affiliated with the Eliot School of Fine & Applied Arts and taught in Boston area charter and public schools. At Rivers, she teaches beginning and intermediate drawing, painting, printmaking, advanced art, and art as a tool for social change in the Upper School. Additionally, she advises juniors and seniors, serves as gallery coordinator, and heads the visiting artist program.