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Staff
and Advisors
Founder
and Managing Director
Jonathan Garfunkel, M.A.Ed.
Jon
has been working across the landscape of K-12 education
for the past 18 years. Half of that time has been spent
working in schools, teaching global social studies to
grades 5-12, and directing a wide variety
of school programs. The other half has been spent working as
a program director, teacher educator, curriculum developer,
visiting instructor and consultant. Jon's interests
are in exploring the boundaries of global education
and transformational learning, and developing uncharted
areas of study for K-12 education. He is a recipient
of the Human Rights Day Award from the Seattle Chapter
of the United Nations Association for his work with
Tibet Education Network. This groundbreaking project
was the origin of Global Source. Since 2003, Jon has
also been teaching at the
Center for Programs in Education, Antioch University
Seattle.
Advisory
Board
Edward
Mikel, Ph.D., Lead Advisor for Professional Education
Ed
has been a teacher educator for 15 years, and currently
serves as core faculty at the Center for Programs in Education
at Antioch University Seattle. Before that, he worked
as social studies teacher, research and evaluation specialist,
and a central office administrator in a national educational
laboratory and a large urban school district. Ed's interests
have been in curriculum design and school-wide academic
programs, democratic classrooms and schools, and, more
recently, in programs of study on ecology and economics.
He is author of numerous articles and co-author of Cultures
of Curriculum (Lawrence Erlbaum, 2000).
Kim
Bush, M.A., Lead Advisor for Curriculum Development
Kim has been a high school teacher in both public
and independent schools off and on for the past 20 years.
During those years he has written and revised a wide
variety of curricula, usually with the goal of infusing
contemporary issues into topics studied. Interspersed
with his time in the classroom he has worked and traveled
in many regions of the world, ranging from community
development in Africa to refugee assistance with the
United Nations to human rights accompaniment in Guatemala.
He has written for Social Education, Harvard Educational
Review and Facing the Future. Kim currently team teaches
integrated humanities at West Sound Academy (Suquamish,
WA), and serves as Vice Chair for the Kitsap County
Human Rights Council.
David
Bennett, B.A.
Social Studies Teacher, The Overlake School
Gail
Davis, Ed.D.
Multiage Elementary Teacher (2-4), Breidablik Elementary
School
Phil
Davis, M.A.
Teacher, Spectrum Community School
Joan
Yasui Emerson, M.S.S.
Community Organizer
Mary
Fox, M.A.Ed. Candidate
Teacher Librarian, Breidablik Elementary School
Christine
Fulghum, M.S.Ed.
Family
Consumer Sciences Teacher, Woodward Middle School
Human Rights Education Board, Amnesty International-USA
Wayne
Mickaelian, M.A.
Former Principal, Laguna Hills High School
Shan
Oglesby, M.A.Ed.
Social Studies Teacher and Human Rights Advisor, Kamiak
High School
Nawang
Phuntsog, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Education, California State University,
Fullerton
Douglas
Selwyn, Ph.D.
Faculty, Center for Programs in Education, Antioch University
Seattle
Co-Author of History in the Present Tense (Heinemann,
2003)
Paulette
Thompson, M.A.
Social Studies Teacher, Garfield High School
Program
Presenters and Faciliators
Global Source's teacher education programs have featured
over 250 specially selected presenters including: academic
scholars, teacher educators, community leaders, government
officials, business leaders, civil society, authors,
journalists, artists, tradition bearers, activists,
and refugees, who represent a wide range of voices from
academia and the larger community. Our program facilitators
are experienced K-12 educators and teacher educators
from our professional learning community.
Global
Source Associates, Partners and Sponsors
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