June 25, 2021

Alyssa Stegemoller

After attending Purdue University, Alyssa took her unique skill-set to Mexico where she ran the northern division of a global non-profit organization for six years. With a passion for changing people’s lives for the better, she ran week-long camps for up to 3,000 teenagers at a time and managed a global team of 60. After successfully training a local team to take over operations, she has continued her love of impacting teenagers’ lives for the better by joining the Class 101 team as a full-time employee. With specialties in writing and reading, Alyssa works with students to improve their scores, develop unique essays, build confidence, and provide them with options uniquely suited for their future.

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