Nicole Will is in her first year at Chaminade Julienne as a guidance counselor and feels extremely fortunate to work in such a friendly and supportive environment. She immediately fell in love with the school for its rich heritage and caring community.
Originally from the Cleveland area, Nicole graduated from Mentor High School in 2004 and continued on to Ohio University where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and graduated in 2008. Nicole then moved to Dayton where she began her Masters of Education program in school counseling at Wright State University.
For the past three years Nicole has worked at Oakwood High School where she was a substitute teacher and cheerleading adviser. Nicole also completed her practicum and internship experience at Oakwood in the guidance office.
Nicole is newly married, and her husband Chip is also in the education field as a math teacher and coach at Beavercreek High School. When not at work, Nicole enjoys watching sports, especially football, playing with her dog Rascal, and spending time with friends and family.