Will Borelli (Ebert) is a graduate double major in Economics and Politics (Political Science) with minors in Spanish and Russian from Bates College. He was previously a debate and speech student mentor for the Bates Brooks Quimby Debate Council. He has debated internationally at universities such as Oxford and Cambridge, and at the Debate World Championship in Mexico City. He has had additional studies in economics and philosophy at Harvard University. He previously has worked as a writing tutor and as a representative for the Office for Intercultural Education at Bates College. Additionally, he has worked as a part-time ESL/ELL teacher at Hebron Academy in Maine. He can speak and read in English, Spanish, and Italian, and has limited proficiency in Russian and Mandarin. He is a resident of New Hampshire, USA. He is an avid runner, and he loves to swim, hike, and read. He loves poetry, especially the works of John Keats, Pablo Neruda, and Alexander Pushkin. He believes the two greatest novels ever written are 100 Years of Solitude and The Brothers Karamazov. He also loves coffee and cheese.