Faculty & Staff Directory

Miles is the mathematics department chair and lives on campus with his girlfriend Jordan Eckstein, and dog Ruby. Miles joined the Eaglebrook faculty in 2018 as a teacher, advisor, and coach after graduating from Smith College that same year with his Master of Arts in Teaching. Miles entered the private school world when he joined the faculty here after initially teaching mathematics at John F. Kennedy Middle School in Northampton, MA, and completing his graduate fellowship through Project Coach at Gerena Community School in Springfield, MA. Miles’ graduate training merged with Eaglebrook’s core philosophy when it comes to relationship teaching, emotional growth, and youth development, making Eaglebrook a logical home. Miles is one of the leaders of the Chinese Affinity Group and also coaches soccer, recreational skiing, and baseball while serving as an advisor and dorm parent in Mayer House. 

Brie Harnden is the chair of Eaglebrook's Science Department. She joined Eaglebrook in November 2021 as an assistant swim coach and began teaching Sixth Form biology in 2022. Prior to Eaglebrook, Brie received a Bachelor's Degree in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, where she also competed on the university's Division 1 varsity swim team. She resides on campus with her boyfriend Gabe, cat Pumpkin, and dog Molly. When she is not on campus, Brie enjoys drinking coffee, cooking, painting, and going on walks with her family.

 

 

Cormac graduated in the spring from the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a B.S. in biomedical engineering. For his senior project, he conducted research, designed a prototype, and then tested a solution for peripheral IV catheter securement. At Eaglebrook, Cormac will be teaching science, living and advising in Flagler, and coaching JV1 soccer in the fall.

Paul began his teaching career on the Hill working with the Eaglebrook Summer School program. He taught in the summers of 2015 and 2016 before becoming a full-time member of the math department in September of 2016. He teaches math and Robotics, and also coaches basketball, tennis, and Robotics. Presently, Paul and his family, his wife Mei and daughters, Blair '19, Daphne '21, and Peggy '23 live in an on-campus house and they enjoy world travel and visiting baseball parks both in the U.S. and in Asia. Paul is a member of the Eaglebrook class of 1986.