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In her Chapel Talk, Dean of Teaching and Learning Elizabeth Roach explores the meaning of William Carlos William's poem, "The Gift".

Dean of Teaching and Learning, Elizabeth Roach traces her 40-year friendship with fellow English teacher Will Speers in this loving tribute to her friend.

In informing the community of retirement from St. Andrew's in June of 2021, Elizabeth Roach considers her place and time in the on-going narrative of the School.

Elizabeth's chapel talk is so aptly titled, "Battle of the Sexes 2.0." She describes living in a very loving and supportive home with her parents and four sisters...

For this Wednesday night chapel, English Department Chair Elizabeth Roach reflects upon her two big trips over her mini-sabbatical: the blustery landscape of Ireland and Italy, the land of art and food.

English Chair Elizabeth Roach discusses the importance of objects to memory, to place in time, and to people...

In discussing Jane Austen's character Emma, English teacher Elizabeth Roach explores the meaning of "a mind lively and at ease." The understanding of that phrase perhaps first became clear to her through her friend and colleague Monica Matouk's moth..

In speaking of the gift of Sophie Stenbeck '95 to fund the Cristen Duprey Scholarship, English teacher Elizabeth Roach speaks of the role of family that St. Andrew's fills in a St...

Reflecting in this Chapel Talk on those women who have suffered devastating tragedy, English teacher Elizabeth Roach's intention is "a tribute to the strong women in my life." She examines wherein comes the strength and resiliency in facing adversit..

In this talk, English teacher Elizabeth Roach speaks of the powerful connection between memory and place. Originally published in May 2002 issue of The Garth.

Through an examination of Hamlet and Middlemarch, as well as her dating relationship with Tad, English teacher Elizabeth Roach reflects on what it means to understand oneself, and how to move beyond self-absorption and onto fulfilling self-potential.