Charlie Baxter (he/him) ’26 – Manager

Hi everyone, I’m Charlie! I’m a senior from Portland, Oregon (I still get a little disappointed when I turns my head in Maine to the exclamation of “look! a mountain!”). I enjoy rock climbing, hiking, mountaineering, biking, skiing, fly fishing, swimming, and basically anything else outdoors. At home, I am involved in a youth mountaineering group where I leads trips for high school students. Outside of the E-Room and class (where I am pursuing a Major in biology and a double minor in philosophy and chemistry), I enjoy working in Maine as an EMT, doing research in a biology lab, volunteering at the local elementary school, sailing on the bates club team, and maintaining good vibes in my buildings as a Community Advisor. I am always happy to chat about anything and everything outdoor related or otherwise! 

Liesl Missbrenner (she/her) ’28 – Manager

My name is Liesl Missbrenner, and I LOVE going outside! I’m currently a sophomore here at Babes college, majoring in how to be reabsorbed into the womb of mother earth, and minoring in religious trauma. In my free time I love going back to my home town of West Chester and hanging out with my dog named Michael/Oliver, communing with trees, and eating organic yogurt. I can most often be found climbing super sick mountains in Colorado and looking absolutely fly while doing it. Stop by the E-Room to hear my Jennifer Coolidge impressions and also check out some awesome gear. 

Alita Alvarez (she/her) ’28 – Staff

Name: Alita

Diet: cheese first; then more cheese. Fuel for long days

Habitat: high places. climbs rock like it answers back, counts holds the way others count sheep.

Sporting aim: Telemark skier, in progress; knees bent, heels free, style before speed, always.

Academic species: math major; chem minor 

Origin story: Colorado; thin air in the lungs, mountains in the spine.

Known behaviors: frolicking in open fields, backpacking until knees quake, lying flat to let the stars dance.

Distinguishing traits: equal parts mathematical genius and dirtbag (in a classy way) can calculate, then disappear into grass.

Conservation status: Rare sighting, last seen scampering up rock

Greta Hendrickson (she/her) ’28 – Staff

Greta hails from the great city of Duluth MN, so she’s a Great-Lake dweller through and through. She was born with skis on both feet and you can find her skiing around campus as she’s 10 times more athletic than you and your mom. Greta’s second favorite hobby is fish. Ice or fly, you name it she’s there. Though she also dabbles in the art of crustaceans in her hair, she thinks it conjoins humanity and nature in a fashionable way. Ultimately, Greta is a fun loving, crab wearing, Great Lake dipping, beast at skiing individual. Come say hi to her in the E-room!