About Us

Doug Locker has worked with high school and college-aged students for over 40 years. As a Director of Admission for five years he was responsible for the application and scholarship processes. As an award- winning NCAA Division III lacrosse coach he was responsible for athletic recruitment and retention. And as the GM of a professional lacrosse team he was responsible for player selection and running over 30 camps for high school students during tenure. He has returned to his first love – working with high school students in the transition to college — and brings his energy, expertise and talents to his work with our students.

​Connect with Doug on LinkedIn or send him an email. On social media, @DougLocker on IG and @DougLocker1 on Twitter.

Jayne Caflin Fonash has always worked with children and their families; the first twenty years in public and private mental health practice followed by twenty-four years as a public-school counselor and School Counseling Director in Loudoun County (VA) Public Schools.  In February 2019 she transitioned into her role as an Independent Educational Consultant where she continues to work on access, equity and fit in working with students and families in the college admission process.

Her professional experience includes serving as President of the National Association for College Admission Counseling, as President of the Potomac and Chesapeake Association for College Admission Counseling, and on the Counselor Advisory Board for the Common Application.

Jayne received a BA in English from Immaculata University, an MA in counseling from Villanova University, and an Ed.D. in Administration and Supervision from the Curry School of the University of Virginia.

Mike Oligmueller has been advising students and families about admissions for more than 40 years as both a college admission officer and a high school college counselor. The first fourteen years of his career were dedicated to the admission offices of Wabash College (IN), Lake Superior State University (MI), Purdue University (IN), Earlham College (IN), and the University of Southern Indiana. He then made the move to “the other side of the desk” and served for 25 years as a college counselor at independent schools: NSU University School (FL), The Potomac School (VA), Connelly School of the Holy Child (MD), and Charlotte Latin School (NC). Most recently, he leveraged his deep experience of college admission work by assisting with Clarkson University’s (NY) enrollment efforts.

He has been involved in professional associations throughout his career, serving as President of the Potomac and Chesapeake Association for College Admission Counseling, a member of the Naviance Advisory Board; and an involved and committed member of the National Association for College Admission Counseling. Motivated by his long fascination with colleges, Mike has visited more than 400 colleges in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Asia, and he starts each of his mornings by reading online newsletters and blogs about higher education. He earned a Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of South Dakota and a Master of Arts Degree from Purdue University.