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ADVIS Speed Innovating AIM Academy - April 30, 2019 ADVIS Speed Innovating AIM Academy - April 30, 2019 Notes First Name: Last Name: School Affiliation: Title/Role: ADVIS Jen Braxton ADVIS Director of Professional Development ADVIS Mary Cardona ADVIS Office Manager ADVIS Barbara Kraus-Blackney ADVIS Presidnet speaker Tyler Gaspich Academy of Notre Dame de Namur Director of Academic Technologies speaker Kathy Brandon AIM Academy Writing Across the Disciplines Teacher speaker Aviva Coyne-Green AIM Academy Teacher and Research Liaison speaker Beth Santangelo AIM Academy Teacher - 5th grade speaker Christian Cloud Episcopal Academy Lower School Technology Coach speaker Brie Daley Friends' Central School Light Lab Director speaker Jessica Killo Germantown Academy LS Art, PK-12 STEAM, Art Across the Academy Co-Director, LS Makerspace Manager speaker Matt Hartman Grayson School Computer Science Teacher speaker Daniel Goduti Haverford School Upper School Science Teacher speaker Lisa Snyder Haverford School Head of Information Services speaker Gonzalo del Real Moravian Academy Teacher of Spanish / Curator of Teaching and Learning speaker Jarred Weaver Moravian Academy Technology Coordinator speaker Scott Swope Sanford School History & Global Studies Co-Chair/Teacher speaker Heather Brooks Tatnall School Librarian speaker Catherine Chipman Tatnall School Lower School Learning Specialist speaker Colleen Hoban Tatnall School tech integration specialist speaker Michael Moulton William Penn Charter School Director EdTech speaker Megan Hegenbarth Wilmington Friends School Middle School Math and Science teacher speaker Kate McCarron Wilmington Friends School Librarian speaker Paula Sharpe Wilmington Montessori School STEAM Coach speaker Ivy Miller Wyoming Seminary Director of Libraries Hayley Gunther Academy of the New Church Educational Technologist Chris Herman AIM Academy Head of School Emma Mattesky Benchmark School Director of Innovation Cynthia Carter Drexel University Online Strategic Partnership Liaison Susan Borrero Friends' Central School Technology Integration Specialist Debbie Koehler Grey Nun Academy Library Media Specialist Debora Speese Gwynedd Mercy Academy Elementary Director of STEM Andrea Drinkwine Haverford School Director of Information & Instructional Technology Michael Cohen Hill Top Preparatory School Middle School Head Eileen Hanosek Hillside School Teacher Sharon Leitner-Cohen Hillside School Technology Integration Specialist Kristen Haugen Meadowbrook School Director of Academic Advancement Anne Foley Merion Mercy Academy Instructional Technology Amy Brown Montgomery School MS Language Arts/MS Math Dylan Deal Moravian Academy Director John Marchese Nazareth Academy High School Teacher Mike Montgomery Newtown Friends School Lower and Upper School Head Mike Brock Valley Forge Military Academy Director of Information Technology Dana Kerrigan Valley Forge Military Academy Librarian Paul Lea Valley Forge Military Academy Dean of the Academy Claudia Figelman Visual Sound Account Manager Karen Moore Visual Sound Account Manager Barbara Scott Waldron Mercy Academy Director of Technology Susan Cornett Wilmington Friends School Computer Science Teacher Grade 6 & 8 Rosemary Feehan Wilmington Montessori School Technology Coach Michael Frawley Woodlynde School Assistive Technology Coordinator; US English Teacher Jillian Lusch Woodlynde School Kindergarten Teacher.
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