List of 4 members.

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  Mrs Charlotte Knepp 

  Director of College Advising

  CHARLOTTEKNEPP@GMAIL.COM

  Bio

  BA, Unviersity of Texas at Austin
  MAT, JD University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  
  Charlotte began her career in education as a teacher at her alma mater, Memorial High in Houston where she taught Government and Economics. After graduate school and law school, she practiced employment and school law at the Houston office of Vinson & Elkins. She was the 7th woman hired as an attorney by the law firm.
  
  Charlotte returned to the education field full time as an independent college counselor and later joined St. Michael’s Catholic Academy as the Director of College Counseling where she served for ten years. She came to Regents in 2014.
  
  Charlotte has served as a faculty member for ACCI’s summer institute for new college counselors, and this past summer participated in a college counseling workshop in China. She is a Texas A&M VIC (Very Important Counselor). And in 2014, she was honored by the Texas Association of College Admissions Counseling with the William W. Fleming Award given by TACAC to the member who exemplifies excellence in counseling young people as they transition from high school to college.
  
  Charlotte has been at Regents Since 2014.
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  Eric Hartsfield 

  College Advisor

  ehartsfield@regentsaustin.org

  Bio

  I was born and raised in Tallahassee, Fl where I attended Florida State University and earned my bachelor’s and master’s degree in the humanities. It also was at Florida State that I began my ten year journey working in college admissions and advising, which has also included positions at Texas Tech and The University of Texas at Austin. 
  
  My wife Adriana, who is a kindergarten teacher at St. Francis school, and I recently celebrated our one year anniversary and are proud parents to a geriatric cat named Cruba (Dutch for “scratch”). We attend Vox Veniae church in East Austin and in my spare time I enjoy playing banjo in a local band as well has performing gospel music at Hospice Austin’s Christopher house on the weekends.
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  Sarah Harris 

  College Advisor

  sharris@regentsaustin.org

  Bio

  Sarah Harris grew up in northwest New Mexico, the third of eight children, and graduated from Hillsdale College in Hillsdale, Michigan with a degree in Liberal Arts and Marketing Management. After graduating, Sarah continued to (barely) survive the Midwest winters and worked for three years at her alma mater as an admissions counselor, visiting high schools and college fairs, reviewing applications, conducting interviews, and working through the admissions process with students from all across the country. Interestingly, it was during one of her early recruiting trips to Texas that she first visited Regents School of Austin. After leaving admissions, she lived in Denver for two years, working in nonprofit development and event planning. In 2016, Sarah moved to Austin and returned to the world of college advising, this time as a high school counselor. She has enjoyed settling into Austin, especially as it has allowed her to cultivate her love of history of the American West, road trips, live music, and breakfast tacos.
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  Mrs Ronda Reece 

  Admin Asst to College Advisors

  rreece@regentsaustin.org

  Bio

  BS, Auburn University
  MA, University of Texas at Austin
  
  Ronda began her career as a Speech-Language Pathologist working at Scott and White Hospital in Temple, TX. She later returned to her alma mater and worked at the University of Texas Speech and Hearing Clinic as a clinical supervisor and Aural Habilitation Coordinator. She also worked as a Speech-Language Pathologist at Regional Day School for the Deaf for several years. Ronda became a stay-at-home mom after the birth of her oldest son and later worked part time as the birth-3 year old Sunday School Director for Hyde Park Baptist Church.
  
  Ronda has been assisting in the College Advising Office since 2010, but has been a Regents parent since 2005. She is married to Morgan and they have two sons at Regents, Tucker (10th) and Campbell (7th).