school administrators, teachers, nonprofit staff who work with youth
After college, Greg took a year to work as a substitute teacher. One year turned into seven. Over the years, he also has served as a guest lecturer or Scholar-in-Residence for schools and programs in different countries. Outside of the classroom, he started a weekend mentoring program. For those efforts, he has received honors like the Jefferson Award for Public Service. He has been featured by media such as Education Week. He also has written for the media -- including profiles of/interviews with inspiring educators and school administrators. SCROLL DOWN
After college, Greg took a year to work as a substitute teacher. One year turned into seven. Over the years, he also has served as a guest lecturer or Scholar-in-Residence for schools and programs in different countries. Outside of the classroom, he started a weekend mentoring program. For those efforts, he has received honors like the Jefferson Award for Public Service. He has been featured by media such as Education Week. He also has written for the media -- including profiles of/interviews with inspiring educators and school administrators. SCROLL DOWN
Greg's books have been used with future educators (Education majors), current educators & other youth-serving professionals (e.g. the staff of camps & youth-serving nonprofits). Greg has spoken at professional development events for staff at schools, camps & youth-serving nonprofits. He also has spoken at universities (e.g. keynoting an annual ceremony for Education majors), and he has spoken at local & national conferences for school administrators, educators, future educators, and/or staff at youth-serving nonprofits in different countries.