Jane Sarouhan

As an anthropology student, Jane spent her junior year of college circumnavigating the globe. Living, learning and traveling alongside professors, activists and students on nearly every continent was an unparalleled opportunity to combine education, skill development, civic responsibility and personal exploration through hands-on (and sometimes hard-earned) experience.

After well-spent gap time exploring sustainable agriculture and documentary filmmaking, Jane completed her college degree and worked in non-profit management. Still eager to return to experiential education, Jane then spent her next 15 years leading, developing and directing community service and adventure travel programs for high school, gap year and college students throughout Asia, Africa and Latin America. Jane not only guides others, but continues to personally pursue opportunities for learning, connection and adventure. She has visited eco-villages in India and New Zealand, summited peaks from 12,000 to 18,000 feet in Costa Rica, Nepal and Tanzania, and gained certifications as a Wilderness First Responder and Birth Doula. As a passionate educator, experienced administrator and Vice-President of The Center for Interim Programs, Jane is committed to serving the needs and interests of young adults, parents and fellow professionals as they explore their own exciting next steps in life’s education.

Jane Sarouhan's Website: http://www.interimprograms.com/home.asp