DEBRA J. COFFEY
February 15, 2023
Debra J. Coffey has excelled as an associate professor of elementary and early childhood education at Kennesaw State University since 2004.
Debra J. Coffey has excelled as an associate professor of elementary and early childhood education at Kennesaw State University since 2004.
Diana Mejias Fermaint, PhD, was a teacher at Antilles High School in Puerto Rico from 1995 until her retirement in 2021.
Lori Tyler has been the president and owner of Lori Tyler & Associates, a content development company specializing in educational content, since 2000.
Knowing that she wanted to be a teacher by the time she was in second grade, Sandra L. Morrey realized her talent for teaching children
A renowned professional of nearly four decades, Audrey Landell Perry Williams is backed by expertise across multiple fields, including education, the military and non-profit management.
A dedicated educator of nearly five decades, Barbara B. McNairy has served the Palmdale School District in Palmdale, California, since 1987. She bears a particular
Joan Dusa, PhD, is an independent scholar and educator with nearly five decades of expertise in her field. She is currently affiliated with the Los
Dr. Lilyana Auster is an educator and school administrator currently serving as the principal of First State Military Academy, a Delaware charter school focused on
Marjorie Lora Myers got her start in education with the encouragement of her school counselor. Despite her early reservations, she excelled, earning a Bachelor of
Lea T. Rutherford has always been driven by a desire to help others. While attending Spelman College, she volunteered in the neonatal intensive care unit
BeEtta Stoney, PhD, has dedicated more than 30 years to teaching others and improving the field of education as an administrator and associate professor at
Jessica Johnsen is a child development expert and the chief executive officer of Yellow Brick Road Early Childhood Development Center, a chain of childcare facilities
With a fulfilling career spanning four decades, Elizabeth Osta is a distinguished educator and award-winning author of several books and essays. At the start of
Emiline D. Hallowell, EdD, is a retired English teacher with more than 40 years of experience teaching at the middle and high school levels. Raised
Recognized for her prowess in education and administration, Felicia O. Parker has excelled in her career endeavors starting with her honorable military service. From 1993
Drawing inspiration from wonderful teachers she had as a child, Brenda Dale Perkins Butler had always known she wanted to emulate her educators and enlighten
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Kona-Facia Freeman-Nepay, EdD, got her first experience with language education in 10th grade while studying at the Ricks Institute, an elite private school in Libya.
Maria de Marin, PhD, and her husband, Dr. Raymundo Marin, established InterAmerican College in 1997 with $4,000 and only four students. During the early growth
Inspired to a career in library science by her grandmother, who was a curator for the P.T. Barnum Collection at the Bridgeport Public Library, Ethel
An accomplished violinist, music educator and horse breeder and trainer, Lisa Ann DeNuzzo has had a long-lasting love of music. While she initially began attending
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