Holly Bull

Holly Bull, president of The Center for Interim Programs LLC, is one of the original Interim students. When her father, Cornelius Bull, pioneered The Center for Interim Programs in 1980, Holly took an Interim Gap Year before college to follow up on her interests in marine biology and Greece. She came away appreciating learning for its own sake without the pressure of tests and grades.

After two years at the University of Virginia, Holly took a second Interim Gap Year to travel in India and Nepal, attend a semester program in Greece, and finish up with service work in Appalachia. Following her B.A. in Anthropology at UVA in 1986, she joined her father in his work in Interim and began counseling students through their own gap-year experiences. In 1994, Holly completed her Masters in Education at Harvard's Graduate School of Education and continued her counseling work at Interim, interspersed with travel to visit programs in Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii, Mexico, Costa Rica, Chile, Europe and Turkey.  To date, Holly has placed over a thousand individuals in programs in the 20+ years that she has been counseling people through the Interim gap-year process.

Holly Bull's Website: http://www.interimprograms.com/home.asp