Outside the Office
Running, reading and—thanks to her daughter—rabbits are three of Caroline’s favorite things.
Sprint triathlons used to be Caroline’s specialty sport; now she has little time to train but fits in running several times a week. She and her family also participate in the annual early-morning Kirkwood/Webster Turkey Day 5K run when they are in town.
A bunny entered the family home several years ago after the Chicoines’ thoroughly determined daughter presented a PowerPoint® brief on the advantages of bunny acquisition, and the rest is history. Luna (bunny on left) hopped into their lives and with the assistance of the Missouri House Rabbit Society; Blaise soon followed. “We love them,” Caroline says. She and her daughter and son also volunteer at the nonprofit organization.
Luna and Blaise
Caroline and her family at the Annual Kirkwood/ Webster Turkey Trot
Community Leadership
Caroline is actively involved at her parish, serving on the Parish Council and the Stewardship Committee, as well as volunteering monthly at Loaves & Fishes.
A strong supporter of education, which prepares tomorrow’s citizens and leaders, Caroline drew upon her engineering expertise when she coached a middle-school LEGO® robotics team. And at her children’s public school, she galvanized support for an English Honor Society to recognize those students excelling outside of STEM.
For the last 15 years, Caroline has also been an adjunct professor of the Trademark Practice course at Washington University’s School of Law, as a way to give back to the university which in turn does so much for the community at large.
- FIRST Lego Robotics Team, Coach
- National Charity League, Gateway Chapter, Parliamentarian, 2016-2018
- Washington University School of Law, Eliot Society
- Washington University School of Law, Adjunct Professor of Trademark Practice
- St. Thomas More Newman Center, Parish Council, Stewardship Committee
- Loaves & Fishes Volunteer