College Counseling Team

Title: Director of College Counseling

Degree: B.A., Bucknell University
M.A., Bucknell University

Biography: Jodi Robinson started her first year at Germantown Academy in 2025-26 and arrived in Fort Washington after three years as the Co-Director of College Counseling at the Hill School. During her time at Hill, she collaborated with a team of six college counselors to provide student-centered college counseling  beginning in 10th Grade to best serve each student and their family. She was on the Head of School’s Advisory Team, and served as an academic advisor, an academic council member, dorm affiliate, and weekend duty member. 

For over 25 years, Robinson worked in selective college admissions, beginning at her alma mater, Bucknell, then at American University, The University of Pennsylvania, Carnegie Mellon, Wesleyan and she returned to Penn and the area in 2011. Robinson spent more than a decade at the University of Pennsylvania as  Senior Associate Director of Admissions. During her tenure, she was a Selection Committee Chair, Territory Manager, Macro Team Leader, Staff Enrichment and Development Leader, Athletics Liaison and pre-read team leader, Faculty/Staff Liaison, and Staff Supervisor. For both her domestic and international regions, Robinson developed and implemented a  recruitment strategic  plan and visited GA multiple times as the Penn representative.

Prior to Penn, Robinson spent several years in secondary school admission  in the Northeast, at  Miss Porter’s School and Kingswood-Oxford School. She is a member of the PA Association of College Admission Counselors (PACAC), International Association of College Admission Counselors (IACAC), and National Association of College Admission Counselors (NACAC). Robinson has done committee work with IACAC, working specifically with Admissions Policies and Procedures and the International Scholars-Mentors programs.

Robinson earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Psychology and a Master of Arts in Organizational Behavior at Bucknell University, where she also volunteered as an alumni interviewer and participated on  the Alumni Board of Directors.She and her husband, Graham, live in Narberth. They have three young adult sons, Morgan, Tyler and Kirk, who have all graduated from college, each with their unique journey! The Robinsons love family trips/gatherings, visiting National Parks, hiking  AND the PHILLIES.

Title: Senior Associate Director of College Counseling

Degree: B.A., University of Richmond

Biography: Dan Evans joined the Germantown Academy College Counseling team in 2020 with 30 years of experience working in college admissions. He has extensive experience working on the East and West Coasts at small liberal arts colleges and a large research university. He has been a senior admissions officer at Elizabethtown College, Lafayette College, the University of Puget Sound (where he served as director), and the University of Pennsylvania, where he served as an admission officer and athletic liaison. He joined the William Penn Charter School in 2004 as the Director of College Counseling and served in that position and as a member of the senior management team for 16 years.

Evans has served as a faculty member of the Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth College Colloquium and the Pennsylvania Association for College Admission Counseling (PACAC) Summer Institute. He also served as a member of the PACAC Executive Committee. In 2023, he was invited to join the faculty for the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) Professional Counseling Certificate Program. Dan has been featured in books, newspapers and magazine articles discussing the college application process. He currently sits on the Counselor Advisory Boards for Baylor University (TX) and Providence College (RI). Dan and his wife have three children; all of whom have successfully navigated the college search process.

Title: Senior Associate Director of College Counseling

Degree: B.A., SUNY Geneseo
M.S. Ed., University of Pennsylvania

Biography: Ryan Coffey Keaton joined the GA College Counseling team in spring 2025 after extensive background as a director of college counseling and academic advising at local independent schools, including Brooklyn Friends, Abington Friends, and Friends Central. Most recently, Coffey Keaton served as the Dean of Students and Assistant Head of School at The Crefeld School where she supervised and coordinated continued professional development for senior teaching faculty, served on the admission, administrative, and advancement teams, and crafted community communications and weekly planning schedules.

She has also been on the college side of admissions, serving with increasing levels of promotion at Niagara University, Bryn Mawr College, and Swarthmore College, where she read applications, oversaw professional staff members, recruited applicants, and directed multicultural recruitment initiatives.

Coffey Keaton is a member of the Association of Black Admissions and Financial Aid Officers in Ivy League and Sister Schools, NACAC, and PACAC. She is working toward her Graduate School of Education/Harvard Business School Online Certificate in School Management and Leadership.

Titles: Associate Director of College Counseling/Testing Coordinator

Degree: B.A., Franklin & Marshall

Biography: Joaquim Hamilton began his first year at GA in fall 2023. He came to Fort Washington from Westtown School where he served as the associate director of college counseling for five years. Prior to that, Hamilton was the Assistant Dean and Director of Multicultural Recruitment at Swarthmore College and served in a similar role at York College. He also worked for Philadelphia Futures as the Director of the College Connection and Young Men’s Initiative. He is proud to have reviewed thousands of applications from both sides of the desk, built an extensive professional network across various institutions of higher education, and counseled students and parents through the complex and ever-changing college application and financial aid process.

He has an extensive list of extracurricular activities, including coaching basketball, a sport that will see him on the sidelines for the Patriots’ girls junior varsity this year, and a two-year stint as the Westtown BIPOC Summer Orientation leader. He is also a member of IMPACT (Intelligent Men of Color Purposefully Accomplishing College Together) at Franklin & Marshall. He participates in a variety of professional development, including college counseling tours, the ACCIS Colloquium: Rec Writers Workshop, NAIS People of Color Conference, and served as a presenter at the 2022 NACAC Conference. His presentation was entitled “Other Duties as Assigned: The (Unofficial Yet Essential) Role of Black College Counselors in Independent Schools.” He and his wife, Intisar, have two children enrolled at GA.

Title: Assistant Director of College Counseling

Degree: B.A., University of Delaware
M.A., Saint Joseph's University

Biography: Corinne Logan joined the GA College Counseling Office in fall 2025. She has spent most of her professional career in college counseling at all levels, including as a consultant for the past several years with CEL Educational Consulting and Empowerly, Inc.. Logan spent eight years in the St. Joseph's Prep College Counseling Office as a College Counselor and eventually Director of College Counseling where she advised over 600 students, helping with everything from the scholarship and financial aid searches, major selection, essay writing, and academic counseling. She also served as an Adjunct Faculty member at Villanova University teaching and creating curriculum for their post-graduate College Counseling certificate program. 

Prior to The Prep, Logan also worked on the college side of admissions at Saint Joseph's University, Albright College and Goldey-Beacom College.

Logan has served PACAC in many capacities over the years, including as director of marketing, communications chair, and member of the conference planning, membership, secondary schools, and scholarship review committees, as well as a contributor to the quarterly newsletter. She is also a member of NACAC and IECA.

Titles: Assistant to the Director of College Counseling

Degrees: B.A., Rosemont College
M.A., Arcadia Univeristy
M.L.S., Kutztown University

Biography: Anne Leonard joined the Office of College Counseling in 2021 after having served as the Assistant to the Head of the Middle School at Germantown Academy for four years. Leonard previously worked in the Office of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies at Arcadia University for nine years and in college admissions at both Arcadia University and at Rosemont College for seven years. She earned her BA in English Literature from Rosemont College, her MA in English from Arcadia University and her MLS from Kutztown University.