Mallory Pasquariello brings more than a decade of experience in student life, academic support, and community leadership to her role as Director of Residential Life and Student Activities at The Ethel Walker School. Since joining Walker’s in 2012, she has held multiple positions of increasing responsibility, including Assistant to the Deans Office, Dorm Parent, and Dorm Head. In addition to her administrative leadership, she contributes to the academic program as an Art History teacher.

In her current role, Mallory oversees the residential life program and student activities, guiding students in their personal growth while fostering a vibrant and inclusive boarding community. She also serves as Senior Class Dean, supporting students through the pivotal transition to college and beyond. Known for her ability to foster meaningful connections, she emphasizes student leadership, engagement, and the development of lifelong skills that extend well past the classroom.

Mallory holds a B.A. in Art History from Roger Williams University, with minors in Architecture, Business Management, and English Literature, and an M.A. in Museum Studies from the University of Leicester.

Passionate about empowering the next generation of female leaders, Mallory encourages students to “try everything,” embracing Walker’s spirit of discovery and the transformative experiences that come with boarding school life.

Nishette joined The Ethel Walker School in 2016 from the Collegiate School in New York, where she served as the school’s librarian for three years. She went on to serve as Walker’s Director of Digital and Library Services and Assistant Dean of Students before assuming her current role as Dean of Students.

While Nishette began her career as a librarian with the New York City Department of Education and at several independent schools in New York City, her work has evolved into student life leadership. As Dean of Students, she provides a supportive, safe, and enriching environment that fosters growth, development, and accountability in the student experience. Nishette sets the tone for a student-centered experience, demonstrates a strong commitment to a diverse student body, and plays a vital role in promoting and upholding the mission and values of the school.

She earned her B.A. in anthropology from Hofstra University, her M.S. in teaching from Fordham University, and her M.L.S. from Pratt Institute. Born in Saint Lucia, Nishette moved to the United States at the age of 10. She serves on the Board for Horizons at The Ethel Walker School, is a member of The Deans’ Roundtable, and is an active member of the Shelflives Book Club.