Hudson Yards

Meet the Staff

• More information about Cat Rayhill

  Cat Rayhill

  Associate Director of Student Life

  Cat Rayhill

  Associate Director of Student Life

  Catherine (Cat) Rayhill is from Utica, NY and is studying Acting/Meisner Technique at the William Esper Studio. Before moving to the city Cat received a Bachelor’s degree in History at Union College in Schenectady, NY, where she also studied Dance and American Cultural History. In her free time Cat enjoys cooking, knitting, failing at crochet, reading, dancing, and writing. Cat also adores going to the library as well as the many museums in NYC. What does Cat love about EHS? “I love having the opportunity to meet so many new people from all the different schools in the city.”

• More information about Logan Broderick

  Logan Broderick

  Resident Advisor

  Logan Broderick

  Resident Advisor

  Logan Broderick is from Staten Island, New York and is currently studying Forensic Psychology at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Before joining the EHS Student Life Staff, Logan interned at the American Museum of Natural History. Outside of school and work Logan likes reading books and watching movies, as well as playing video games and tabletop games. Logan is interested in photography and filmmaking and hopes to one day direct a feature film. Logan also enjoys spending time with his friends and family. Logan’s favorite thing about EHS is
  having the public lounge and work area to study and relax in.

• More information about Caitlin Baker

  Caitlin Baker

  Resident Advisor

  Caitlin Baker

  Resident Advisor

  Caitlin is a Senior at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, double majoring in Forensic Psychology and Device, Crime, & Culture studies and minoring in Anthropology. Caitlin also works with TEDxCUNY as a director, where she helps bring TEDx Talks to life through storytelling. She is passionate about helping people better understand the world around her, through music, words, and compelling conversation. Caitlin is originally from Texas, but lived in Iowa and North Dakota before settling down here in New York City. She particularly enjoys a perfect sunset, long road trips, and listening to Reggaeton. Outside of school, Caitlin can be found hunting down CDs, reading a new book, or making the next best Spotify playlist.

• More information about Natalie Kasper

  Natalie Kasper

  Resident Advisor

  Natalie Kasper

  Resident Advisor

  Natalie is a songwriter and actress from Cumming, GA. She recently completed the Stella Adler Musical Theater Intensive. She studied songwriting in Nashville, TN, where she sharpened her passion for storytelling through music and performance. From a young age, she explored various creative outlets, including theater, music, and directing, which sparked her love for both the artistic and technical sides of the entertainment industry. In the city, she’s interned at Wasserman Music for the Tour Marketing department and built a love for supporting fellow musicians however she can. Whether she’s crafting new songs, working behind the scenes to bring performances to life, or finding inspiration in the rhythm of the city, Natalie is always seeking new ways to create and connect. She also has a soft spot for discovering new coffee and boba shops, so if you ever want to grab a drink and chat, she’s always up for it! Above all, she’s dedicated to fostering a welcoming space where everyone can fully embrace the opportunities the city has to offer.

• More information about Alex Tremblay

  Alex Tremblay

  Resident Advisor

  Alex Tremblay

  Resident Advisor

  Alex is an aspiring fashion historian from Maine. Currently, their research interests include the history of fragrance and the interconnectedness of fashion, scent, and gender. During their time at The Ohio State University, Alex took up an interest in fashion after designing clothing for a student led design show, eventually working as their Director of Design. Having solidified their passion for fashion, Alex is now enrolled in the Fashion Institute of Technology’s Fashion and Textile Studies: History, Theory, and Museum Practice program where they hope to accomplish their dream of furthering the field of fashion studies through research and education. A longtime enjoyer of museums, Alex is excited to enter a field dedicated to preserving and honoring culture, identity, and connectedness.