Teacher Advisory Council 2020–21 | National Humanities Center

Education Programs at the National Humanities Center work to provide leadership, training, resources, and partnerships that advance humanities education at the K–16 level. Our work focuses on the integration of strong scholarship and content, inquiry-based pedagogy, and emerging technology. We build bridges that put scholars and educators in conversation to support humanities classrooms at all levels.

Critical to this mission is the role of in-service and experienced teachers in providing relevant and critical perspective to our work. The Teacher Advisory Council supports the Education Department of the National Humanities Center for a one-year term of service. Chosen to represent multiple disciplines in the humanities, these teacher leaders accept an active role in the development, evaluation, and promotion of the National Humanities Center’s educational materials and projects.

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Interested educators are invited to submit their applications for the 2020–21 Teacher Advisory Council.

Teacher Advisory Council Members, 2020–21

Alysha Butler

Social Studies
McKinley Technology High School, Washington, D.C.
Lindsey Charron

Social Studies
Horace Ensign Intermediate School, Newport Beach, CA
Jennifer Connolly

Social Studies
Preston High School, Bronx, NY
Gerald Evans

English
Hungary Creek Middle School, Henrico County, VA
Lindsey Galvao

Social Studies
Dana Hall School, Wellesley, MA
Wendy Harris

Humanities, Math
Metro Deaf School, St. Paul, MN
Breanna Holtz

History, English
Fifer Middle School, Camden, DE
Alina Hunt

French
North Carolina School of Science and Math, Durham, NC
Howard Hunter

Social Studies, Academic Dean
Metairie Park Country Day School, Metairie, LA
Jennifer Jolley

History
Palm Bay Magnet High School, Melbourne, FL
Maureen Lamb

Classics
Kingswood Oxford School, West Hartford, CT
Tatiana McKinney-Stokes

Social Science, Middle School Dean
Trinity Preparatory School, Winter Park, FL
Geena Molinaro

Reading Specialist
Harrington Middle School, Mount Laurel, NJ
Jennifer Nichols

Spanish, English, ESL
Cox Mill High School, Concord, NC
David Olson

Social Studies
James Madison Memorial High School, Madison, WI
Ginger Park

English
Windsor High School, Ft. Collins, CO
Phoebe Sherman

Social Studies
Theodore Roosevelt High School, Washington, D.C.
Jennifer Stockdell

Social Studies
James Bridger Middle School, Independence, MO
David Tow

English, Social Science
Terra Linda High School, San Rafael, CA
Lisa Yau

Fourth Grade
Francis Scott Key Elementary School, Philadelphia, PA