Board of Directors
ISTE+ASCD is a nonprofit organization that is governed by a volunteer board of directors. The board provides strategic leadership, vision, and fiduciary oversight.
It is composed of elected and appointed members who are responsible for leading the organization and ensuring its mission is carried out. The Board includes the President and up to 13 members total. Nominations are conducted annually based on need and candidates are selected by a diverse group of ISTE+ASCD members focused on the future of the organization.
Board Members
Jeremy S. Owoh, Ed.D.
President
Superintendent of Schools, Jacksonville North Pulaski School District
Nikole Blanchard
Past President
Director of Innovation and Technology, The Dunham School
Matthew Mingle, Ed.D.
Past President
Superintendent, Warren Township Schools
Richard Culatta
Ex Officio
Chief Executive Officer, ISTE+ASCD
Carla Jefferson
Treasurer
Principal, Darlington County Virtual Academy, Darlington County School District
Kim Wallace, Ed.D.
Secretary
Associate Director, School of Education, University of California, Berkeley
Patricia Brown, Ed.D.
Member-at-Large
Director of Technology Services, Ladue School District
Cathy Collins, Ed.D.
Member-at-Large
Library Media Specialist, Sharon Public Schools Sharon, Massachusetts
Jamar Knox
Member-at-Large
Fractional CFO, J. Knox Consulting
Adam Phyall III, Ed.D.
Member-at-Large
Director of Professional Learning and Leadership, All4Ed
Sophia Mendoza
Member-at-Large
Principal, Los Angeles Unified School District
Noris Price, Ed.D.
Member-at-Large
Former Superintendent, Baldwin County School District
Sarena Shivers, Ed.D.
Member-at-Large
Executive Director, Michigan Talent Together
Christine Terry
Member-at-Large
Director of Professional Development, University of Missouri Division of Research
About the Board
The members of the board of directors are interested in hearing from and connecting with the ISTE+ASCD community. Our Engagement Committee helps us stay apprised of member opinions and perspectives and identify trends and issues that matter to members.
The committee meets regularly to address this feedback and uses it to inform organizational decision-making, direction, and initiatives, as well as to evaluate how best to keep members updated regarding the board’s work.