Roisin

Trip leader

Roisin (aka Ro) hails from Australia but currently calls Carbondale, CO, home while she attends graduate school at Tulane University. Priot to heading back to school, Ro traveled around South America and volunteered with the Gap Year Association, helping with their accreditation process. Before coming to Adventure Treks in 2019, Ro was a program instructor at the Keystone Science School where she taught topics as forest ecology and geology to campers from 5 to 16 years old. She’s led multi-day canoeing trips on the 740-mile Northern Forest Canoe Trail; served as a Nature Conservancy intern, studying urban ecology; and volunteered for the Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Center in Australia.

Education

Tulane University, pursuing a master’s degree; University of Vermont; bachelor’s degree in environmental studies

Certifications

Wilderness first responder, swiftwater rescue, PADI rescue diver

Favorite outdoor memory

There are so many, but one that stands out is watching the sunset after a two-day backpacking trip in a monsoon in Sulawesi, Indonesia.

What are you most looking forward to this summer?

All of the silly moments throughout the summer. Watching new friendships being formed, so much laughing, exploring new places alongside wonderful students and watching them grow and learn more about themselves throughout the trip.

Previous Adventure Treks trips include Alaska Expedition, Blue Ridge Discovery, Blue Ridge Leadership, California Challenge, Leadership Adventure Semester, Peru Expedition, Norway Expedition, and fall/spring school programs

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