Dr. Johnson is a former enlisted Marine who served in Afghanistan in 2011 and 2012. After his service, he completed bachelors degrees in health science and in biopsychology from Philadelphia University/Thomas Jefferson University. After that, he completed his medical degree (DO) at Rowan University. He went on from there to complete his MBA at the University of Massachusetts while in residency, where he was the Chief Resident in psychiatry at Yale University. Dr. Johnson is now a Medical Director at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital system, affiliated with Rutgers and also owns a private consulting practice, Encompass Psychiatry, LLC. He is currently working on a Masters degree in Healthcare Law and Strategy at NYU which will be complete in summer 2025.

Dr. Johnson has published research in medical journals on the topics of veteran health, PTSD, cannabis use, delta-8, cardiac tamponade from metastatic cancer, and cardiac comorbidities to schizophrenia-spectrum disorders. He has presented his published research as well as additional works at a variety of national conferences and meetings. His current works are that of a textbook chapter on integrative medicine for psychiatry, alcohol withdrawal management protocols and standard operating procedures for its management, and on addiction with misuse of tianeptine.

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Mac served in the US Army specializing in nuclear and biochemical defense. He has lived all over the world and different parts of the US, from Boston to Honolulu. He did his premedical education and master's degree in biology at Harvard University, earned his master of public health from Dartmouth College, and continued his postgraduate studies and research work in cancer at the University of Cambridge. He is currently finishing his medical education at Oregon Health & Science University. Mac helps veterans interested in pursuing studies in health and medical sciences. He is a big Boston Celtics fan and loves vegan food.

Mac’s Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of his mentorship: "Mac gave me the confidence I needed to apply to schools that I otherwise never would have. After being in the military for so long I wasn't sure if I was a college student material but all it takes is someone who says "yes you can do that" to get the ball rolling. I would definitely recommend peer-to-peer mentorship." - Kaine Alvarez, Bowdoin College 2028

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Winston has served in the US Navy as a Hospital Corpsman for over 13 years. In 2016 he transitioned to the US Navy Reserves and deployed in 2019 to the Horn of Africa, where he earned his Enlisted Aviation Warfare Specialist designation. He currently serves in the US Navy Reserves and is attached to Golf Company, 2nd Battalion, 24th Marine Regiment out of Madison, WI as a Senior Line Corpsman. At the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point (UWSP) he majored in Healthcare Administration with a minor in Business Administration. Winston earned his Master of Health Science in Physician Assistant (PA) studies from the South College - Nashville PA program. Winston is interested in diversity in medicine, patient-centered care, servant leadership, and patient advocacy. When he’s not studying or spending time with his two boys, he’s listening to podcasts on 2x speed, working out, or trail running.

Hometown? Temecula, CA

When did you graduate and what are you doing now current post-graduation? South College - Nashville (2023), University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point (2020), and Vincennes University (2015)

Fun Fact About Yourself? All my younger siblings have joined the Navy after me as an ENM1, IT2, and HT3.

What did you do in the military? Hospital Corpsman/ Behavioral Health Technician/ Field Medical Service Technician

Why did you decide to volunteer with Service to School? I didn't have much support navigating the journey to becoming a PA. I hope to make it easier for others who are on a similar journey.

How has your experience as an Ambassador been? I've enjoyed being able to connect with service members who had different military experiences than mine but ended up with the same goal.

Winston’s advice to veterans considering pursuing higher education?

Write down the goals you have for when you complete your education. Take time to ensure your actions continue to align with those goals. If realize they aren't, it's okay to make course corrections toward your desired purpose.

Winston’s Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of his mentorship: "Service to School provided me with an excellent mentor who guided me through the rigorous application process. We conducted mock interviews together, and he played a crucial role in enhancing my personal statement to effectively highlight my military service. Being mentored by another veteran was one of the most valuable experiences I gained from S2S. My mentor not only understood my path to medicine but also shared my commitment in aiding underserved communities. Drawing on our shared experiences, his expertise significantly enriched my application and provided guidance on which aspects to emphasize during the interview process." - Karyna Bravo, Stanford School Of Medicine 2026

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Matt was born in Florida and raised in Texas and Indiana.  He is the oldest of seven Latino siblings and has worked since the age of 15.  He first enlisted in the U.S. Air Force as a loadmaster. Then he enlisted in the U.S. Army as a crew chief on Apache helicopters, where he recovered downed aircraft during a one-year combat deployment in Afghanistan.  After eight years of military service, he decided to use the G.I. Bill for college.

Within two-and-a-half years, Matt graduated summa cum laude from IUPUI with a triple major in Philosophy, Political Science, and Latino Studies and a triple minor in Women’s Studies, Legal Studies, and Spanish.  While at IUPUI, he founded a chapter of Iota, Iota, Iota, the only Women's Studies Honor Society in the country, and he worked as a pest-control service manager at Bugs-B-Gone, a teacher assistant for the Department of Philosophy, and a research assistant at the Institute for American Thought.  After undergrad, he was the policy-analyst intern at the Indiana State Senate.  Then he was admitted to the University of Michigan Law School.

At Michigan Law, among many other activities, Matt was a senior editor for the Michigan Law Review, the President of the Michigan Law Veterans Society, the Treasurer of the First Generation Law Students, an interviewer for the Faculty Hiring Committee, a student attorney for the Workers’ Rights Clinic, a competitor in the Manfred Lachs Space Law Moot Court, an LCLD summer associate at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, and a peer tutor to law students from disadvantaged and nontraditional backgrounds.  He won the Provost's Teaching Innovation Prize, earned the Pro Bono Service Award, and graduated cum laude.  On top of all that, he also maintained status as a Sentinel of Freedom, a National AMVETS Scholar, and a Hispanic Scholarship Fund Scholar.

Admitted to the bar in California and six federal courts, Matt currently serves as a judicial law clerk to the Honorable Thomas L. Ludington in the Eastern District of Michigan, after which he will clerk for the Honorable Ralph R. Erickson in the Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.  He has been published in USA Today and the Belmont Law Review.  He has two dogs, Socrates and Gemma.  And he dedicates all his successes to his wife, Francy.

Matthew’s Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of his mentorship: “It was essential to my success. He helped me choose top schools that I normally would not have applied to due to self-selection. He supported me through the whole journey in every aspect of my applications. He was, and still is, a great source of encouragement and support. Without a doubt, the most professional and knowledgeable individual I have worked with during my transition from soldier to civilian. Matt's help and services are priceless.” – Matthew Rogowski, Stanford Law School, Fall 2023

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Daisy is a native of Bel Air, MD. She graduated from Johns Hopkins University with her B.A. in Economics in 2017. Upon her graduation, she commissioned as an Active Duty Signal Officer through her Army ROTC program. She was stationed at Fort Hood, TX for three years as a Platoon Leader, Battalion Maintenance Officer, and S3 Future Operations Officer. She will be attending UNC Chapel Hill for her MBA as a member of the Kenan-Flagler Class of 2022.

Daisy’s Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of her mentorship: “My S2S ambassador was really the only resource I used to facilitate MBA applications aside from networking with current students and cursory ClearAdmit.com searches so I really give her most of the credit for my acceptance. She was straightforward and available through the whole process despite the fact that I was calling throughout the holidays and I'm really grateful for her assistance. I really can't express enough how much Daisy's availability helped me. She was so willing to assist and I hated to interrupt her holiday season, but there was no sign of frustration and she was so patient with me the whole time. It was really a great experience.” – Stefanie Thompson, Duke University: Fuqua, Fall 2023

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David graduated from Harvard College in 2010 and received his commission through the MIT Army ROTC battalion. He served on active duty for nine years as a Black Hawk MEDEVAC helicopter pilot with tours to South Korea and Afghanistan. During his time he held numerous staff and leadership positions, to include company commander. He transitioned from the military in 2019 to pursue his MBA at Columbia Business School in New York, where he is expected to graduate in 2021. He serves as a Harvard College volunteer admissions interviewer and is actively involved in the Columbia Military in Business Association and the Harlem Tutorial Program.

David’s Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of his mentorship: “David was always just a phone call away. His outgoing nature made the application process more relaxing. David is a stand-up guy!” – Patrick Hoffinger, University of Pennsylvania: Wharton, Fall 2023

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Jacob graduated from the United States Military Academy at West Point in 2015 with a BS in Environmental Engineering. He served as an Infantry Officer at Joint Base Lewis-McChord where he had the opportunity to deploy in support of Pacific Pathways to Thailand, South Korea, and the Philippines. Jacob is currently a first-year MBA candidate at the Yale School of Management and is interested in pursuing consulting with special interest in the social impact space.

Jacob’s Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of his mentorship: “Jacob was an ally when I navigated a daunting process such as MBA applications. He helped support my goals when, at times, I didn't believe in myself. The mentorship was invaluable. Jacob is a patient and generous man! Even as he was in the midst of his first year as a consultant, he still helped me!” – Jonathan Kim, University of Southern California: Marshall , Fall 2023

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Lieutenant Robert Baxter, is currently active duty with the United States Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps, and is currently assigned to U.S. Special Operations Command Europe, Stuttgart, Germany. He is currently enrolled in the Naval War College Graduate Degree Program to complete a master of arts degree in defense and strategic studies with an irregular warfare concentration. LT Baxter graduated from The George Washington University (GW), in 2009, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Affairs concentrating in International Politics and Security Policy Studies. Prior to law school he was employed through the Honors Program at the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) with a focus in classified litigation. LT Baxter earned his Juris Doctor degree from GW Law School in 2015 with a focus in National Security & U.S. Foreign Relations Law. While in law school, he was employed at the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) with the Directorate for Operations. LT Baxter is an active member of the GW Alumni Association and serves as an advisor to GW Military and Veteran Services.

Robert’s Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of his mentorship: “Robert provided guidance that was critical to my acceptance to a top-10 law school. He had a wealth of admissions counseling experience to offer, and he gave me as much time as I asked for to review any and all application materials. He went above and beyond any reasonable obligation for a mentor.” – Andrew Odell, University of Virginia School of Law, Fall 2023

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John is a native of Columbus, Ohio.  He joined the Air Force in 2012 and spent eight years flying on the U-28A and served most of his active-duty career at Cannon AFB, New Mexico and Hurlburt Field, Florida.  In 2020, John joined the Oklahoma Air National Guard and works there part-time as he attends graduate school.

John is a joint JD/MPA candidate at Stanford Law School and Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government. He is interested in assisting humanitarian aid organizations and working on national security policy once his studies are complete. In his free time, John enjoys reading novels, bourbon whiskey, and a good long run.

John’s Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of his mentorship: “It has meant absolutely everything. What I needed most was an extra set of eyes to help me edit admission essays for 6 different universities. I was having trouble trying to translate all of my military experience in a way that schools and civilians could easily understand. Even though John was also a full time graduate student, he still made the time to edit and give me feedback on which direction to go in. He did this numerous times over the course of a few months. His efforts helped me get acceped into 5/6 universities. I had offers from Yale, Johns Hopkins, Columbia, George Washington, and CSU Long Beach.” – Barry Sullivan, Johns Hopkins University, Fall 2023

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Moses Cho served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 2010-2014 as an Amphibious Assault Vehicle Technician. Upon completion of his military service, he returned home to San Jose, California, and attended De Anza Community College. With the help of Service to School, Moses matriculated to Yale in fall of 2016. He was the President of the Eli Whitney Student Society and is adamantly working with various student groups to promote veteran integration on campus. He is majoring in Political Science with a research emphasis on International Political Economics. Moses interned at J.P. Morgan in the Global Wealth Management department during the summer of 2017, and transitioned to Tech Finance in 2019 working for Amazon as a Business Financial Analyst on the Alexa Devices team.

Moses’ Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of his mentorship: “Moses was an integral part of my college admission journey. My wife and I were both transitioning out of the military and decided to call upon the help of S2S to assist our college application process. S2S understood that our situation was nuanced, as my wife and I requested to have the same ambassador on our journey. Moses stepped up to the occasion and took on the tasks of mentoring my wife and me.

Moses took hours out of his busy schedule to guide us through the ins-and-outs of the college application process. He took the time to answer our questions, and even went as far as finding points of contacts that would answer any questions that he did not know. He also provided input on our college essays, providing grammatical and literary critiques when applicable.

For all of these benefits, we are extremely grateful. Though, most importantly, Moses gave us the motivation and encouragement needed to strive in the application process. He reminded us that we were capable of getting accepted into universities that we never thought capable of attending. Because of his efforts, I was accepted into Columbia University School of General Studies, and my wife was accepted into Columbia University and Princeton University.

Moses, along with the S2S staff, changed our lives forever. We are extraordinarily grateful at the volunteers who made this possible.” – Austin Lambert, Columbia University - School of General Studies, Fall 2023

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Matt was commissioned from the United States Naval Academy in 2011 with a BS in Ocean Engineering and served for over a decade as a Navy SEAL Officer.  In 2021, he separated from the military and is currently attending Harvard pursuing an MS in Engineering Sciences and MBA from the Harvard Business School.  Matt currently lives in Boston and enjoys spending time outside with his wife, two daughters, and golden retriever.

Matt’s Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of his mentorship: “Matt provided consistent guidance throughout my MBA process. He was exceptionally diligent in critiquing my essays, resume, and overall application narrative. Despite being quite busy with HBS MBS+Engineering and a family, Matt always carved out time in his schedule to assist in my application process. His advice was always sound and thorough.” – Jon Kokot, University of Pennsylvania: Wharton , Fall 2023

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ENS Russell A. Spivak is an intelligence officer in the US Navy Reserve serving in support of the Joint Intelligence Center for the Central Command (JICCENT). In his civilian capacity, ENS Spivak, a graduate of MIT and Harvard Law School, is currently a law clerk to the Hon. Kenneth M. Karas on the District Court for the Southern District of New York and will be clerk to the Hon. Patrick E. Higginbotham on the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. Prior to his clerkship, ENS Spivak was an Associate and thereafter a Senior Associate at WilmerHale in New York City.

Russell’s Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of his mentorship: “I truly believe that I would not have been admitted to my dream school without the help of Russell. Not only did Russell help review my applications, but he took the time to teach me throughout the entire process. He regularly gave me grammar lessons and drastically improved my writing abilities. Russell consistently showed that he was not only dedicated to my success in the application process, but that he is dedicated to my success in life. I have no doubt that if I reached out to Russell for assistance in the future he would help with no hesitation.” – Kloey Albertson, Brown University , Fall 2023

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Alex graduated from The University of Chicago in 2013 with a major in Political Science and a minor in Germanic Studies. Between graduation and starting his service, he worked as an undergraduate Admissions Officer at the University of Chicago. Following his commissioning, he was assigned to 2d Battalion, 4th Marines where he served as a platoon commander and staff assistant. Alex deployed on the 31st MEU and later worked on long-term amphibious doctrine integration projects with the Australian Defense Forces. After leaving active duty, Alex attended law school at the University of Maine School of Law. He is currently a lawyer in Maine and a Judge Advocate in the Maine Army National Guard.

Alex’s Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of his mentorship: “Alex gave me the confidence to reach for the best schools and his help was invaluable” – Sean Kingsland, University of Chicago, Fall 2023

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Jensen is a former active-duty Air Force Captain with over seven years of experience as an Air Battle Manager. He has deployed three times in support of national objectives in the Middle East and in response to the Ukrainian Crisis in Eastern Europe. Jensen is also an avid language enthusiast, and he has represented the Air Force globally in an official capacity due to his unique language abilities. He was commissioned into the Air Force from ROTC at Cornell University. He subsequently completed his graduate education in global affairs at the University of Oklahoma. He is a proud volunteer for Veterans seeking assistance in the college admissions process.

Jensen’s Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of his mentorship: “Jensen's help was truly invaluable in my success. It is hard to articulate the amount of gratitude I have for the countless hours he contributed to revising my essays, revising my resume, conducting interview prep, and much more. He also provided critical information on the logistics of the admissions process. He walked me through certain paperwork I would have to turn in, when I could expect to hear from colleges, the differences between a safety school and dream school, etc. I can genuinely say that without his help I would not have achieved my success in this process. He often says that it is my success is mine alone as I was the one that put in the work. Without his feedback and contributions, however, there would have been no way for me to successfully articulate the work I had done into well-rounded, full-context essays. In total, I wrote just shy of 20 essays. Jensen went through at least 3 revisions on each of my essays with me. He also spent at least 5 hours on my interview preparations before my Yale interview (which I am confident was the strongest part of my application). When I signed up for S2S I was not sure what to expect in terms of help, but I can confidently say I did not imagine that level of assistance. Even typing this out and thinking about the sheer amount of time Jensen contributed towards my success I find myself absolutely humbled. I am endlessly grateful for this organization and for Jensen.” – Johnathon Tesmer, Yale University, Fall 2023

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Shiv grew up in Rolling Meadows, Illinois, and attended the United States Military Academy at West Point where he graduated with a B.S. in Economics. Upon graduation, he was commissioned as a Field Artillery officer and stationed at Ft. Sill, OK, Ft. Campbell, KY and Washington, DC. After various peacetime and combat assignments, Shiv will be pursuing his MBA at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. In his free time, Shiv enjoys sailing, skiing, and baking snickerdoodle cookies.

Shiv’s Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of his mentorship: “Without Shiv, the transition out of active duty service and into a top MBA program would have seemed hopelessly confusing, daunting, and opaque. Shiv's constant advice, as well as encouragement, was the foundation of the support system I needed to be successful throughout the process. His insights were timely and accurate, and the empathy he had for my background and experiences helped put my best foot forward in my applications. Without a doubt, I wouldn't be headed to a top MBA next Fall without Shiv's mentorship and guidance.” – James Moeller, Yale School of Management, Fall 2023

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Keith served 4 years as an infantry mortarman in the Marine Corps. He deployed to Afghanistan with 1st Battalion 9th Marines in 2013. He later was a part of the Ground Combat Element Integrated Task Force and finished his time in 1st Battalion 8th Marines as a corporal. After the Marines, Keith attended community college for a year before transferring to Columbia University where he is now a senior majoring in Political Science with a focus on International Relations.

Keith’s Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of his mentorship: “Working with Keith has been an enormous help throughout the entire application process. I can honestly say that my personal statement, application, and preparedness for college would not have been what they are without Keith's feedback, advice, and guidance. Keith's similar military background and collegiate aspirations made working with him a naturally enjoyable experience. I plan on keeping in touch with Keith going forward for further advice and guidance.” – Max Polster, Columbia University School of General Studies, Fall 2023

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From Orange County, California, Xander de los Reyes is a veteran of the Marine Corps. He served from 2012 to 2017 as a close-quarters battle team leader with the Recapture Tactics Team of Strategic Weapons Facility, Pacific, and then as an infantry squad leader, raid leader, and helicopter rope suspension technique master with 2nd Battalion 4th Marines. Xander transferred from community college to Princeton University, where he now studies politics with a minor in ethics. He is a Fellow in Princeton’s Writing Center and a writer for the Princeton Legal Journal. Xander is also the president of the Princeton Transfer Association, a student-led organization that advocates for transfer-friendly policy reform.

Xander’s Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of his mentorship: “Xander initially provided me with some insights regarding school selection and timing. Throughout the application process, Xander very heavily influenced my essays. He provided me with the most detailed notes I have ever gotten. My mother, who has post-graduate education in English, read Xander’s notes to me (I always copied and pasted them into my next draft) and she said to me “who is Xander? He’s brilliant.” I could not have asked for a better person to mentor me during this process.” – Thomas Seneker, Harvard University, Fall 2023

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Andrea Henshall is a PhD candidate and Research Assistant in the department of Aeronautics and Astronautics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). She earned her BS in Astronautical Engineering from the US Air Force Academy, her MS in Aeronautics and Astronautics from MIT, and her MS in Computer Science from Auburn University. During her 14 years in the Air Force, Andrea served as a Special Operations instructor pilot and completed seven tours of combat.

In addition to being a Service to Schools Ambassador, Andrea is a Warrior Scholar Program mentor and panelist. As a Graduate Application Assistance Program (GAAP) mentor for the department of Aeronautics and Astronautics at MIT, she guides underrepresented applicants through the admissions process. Andrea also serves as an Educational Counselor (EC) for MIT, interviewing undergraduate applicants and providing recommendations to the admissions board.

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Mike graduated from the University of Hawaii in 2008. After completing a year of civilian flight training, Mike was accepted into the Army’s warrant officer flight program. He completed Warrant Officer Candidate School in 2010 and graduated from flight school in 2012 as an AH-64D Apache Helicopter Pilot. Mike earned pilot-in-command responsibility in Korea, his first duty station, and he deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Freedom’s Sentinel while at his second duty station of Fort Carson, Colorado. He separated from active duty in May 2018, and he graduated from the Cornell Johnson Graduate School of Management in 2020.

Mike’s Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of his mentorship: “The MBA application experience is a daunting and, at times, seemingly impossible challenge. It is no small feat, from the standardized tests, non-stop networking, countless essays, short answers, interviews, and even potentially working your way off a waitlist or two. Mike was there with me every step of the way. As a mentor in the application process, a coach delivering feedback through my 6th essay rewrite, and a friend offering words of encouragement as I prepped to take the GRE for the 4th and final time. When I first started the application process before connecting with Mike through S2S, at times, it felt like I was alone and stuck on an island; then, I started working with Mike, and he handed me the tools to make my raft to get off that island. I could not have done it without Mike, and thanks to his mentorship, I'm headed to the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon.” – William Mistretta, Carnegie Mellon: Tepper, Fall 2022

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David is a native of Los Angeles, CA, and graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) in 2015. He spent five years in the Marines as an Infantry Officer, completing deployments to Iraq as a Platoon Commander and Executive Officer with 2d Battalion, 7th Marines. David is currently a student at Stanford Law School, where he is pursuing his J.D. as a member of the Class of 2023.

David’s Veteran applicant shared some inspiring words on the impacts of his mentorship: “Dave was there from the beginning. Through countless edits and revisions, he helped me relay my military experience in a way that made me competitive in the admissions process. He went above and beyond what could be expected from a close friend, using his network to make sure that the application made sense to a civilian audience. I owe an incalculable debt of gratitude to Dave. The time and effort he put in positively changed my life. Dave always made time to help me out when I needed it and is guiding me through the transition to law school to this day.” – Samuel Olsson, Stanford School of Law, Fall 2022

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