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Emerging Leaders Directory
Class of 2009
Antwan Babakhani, Illinois
Nicole Clifton, District of Columbia
Marc Cohen, Maryland
Monique Cook, Louisiana
Bijal Damani, India
Jerome Davis, South Carolina
Mark Davis, Rhode Island
Talaya Ferguson, Maryland
Tracy Heinrich, Japan
Kelly Holland, Japan
Laura Jordan, Georgia
Kurt Schneider, Wisconsin
Rose Schwartz, Massachusetts
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Class of 2008
"I am looking forward to looking at the big picture of education,
on a national scale and being part of those conversations."
–ASCD Emerging Leader Peter Holtz
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Melissa Askren Edgehouse, Ohio
Pamela Bell, Virginia
LaQuanda Brown, Georgia
Ruben Carmona, Massachusetts
Angela Chamness, Illinois
Carolyn Collazo, Puerto Rico
William Duffy, Connecticut
Margarita Gonzalez Amador, California
Deirdra Grode, New Jersey
Kristopher Harrison, New Jersey
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Peter Holtz, Massachusetts
Dwan Jordon, District of Columbia
Gary Kiltz, Wisconsin
Jennifer King, Utah
Jennifer Morrison, South Carolina
Johnny Nash, Florida
Kim Pearson, Florida
David Scott, New York
Bhavna Sharma-Lewis, Illinois
Tarol Wells, Tennessee
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Class of 2007
"[A]s educators in the 21st century, it is vital to reward students for thinking
for themselves; our future depends on their ability to effectively demonstrate
analytical thinking, creativity, and independence."
–ASCD Emerging Leader Arpine Ovsepyan
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Erin Baumgartner, Oregon
Arcelius Brickhouse, Virginia
Curtis Cain, Kansas
Samuel Dasher, Georgia
Todd Davidson, Virginia
Anthony Frontier, Wisconsin
Shelia Garcia, Georgia
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Eric Levitt, South Carolina
Keith Look, Kentucky
Arpine Ovsepyan, California
Brian Peterson, New Mexico
Joris Ray, Tennessee
Jenefer Tirella, Maryland
Thomas Tramaglini, New Jersey
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Class of 2006
"[N]ever forget that you're a teacher first. And whether we're teaching students in
elementary, middle, or high school, or we're teaching students at the college level,
or we're teaching teachers as a professional developer, we can never forget that
we are here because we are educators, not because we are business managers."
–ASCD Emerging Leader John Williamson
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Katinia Davis, South Carolina
Douglas Elmendorf, Maryland
David Fallaw, South Carolina
Joshua Garcia, Washington
Pearl Harmon, Maryland
Tammy Kapp, Wisconsin
Jadi Miller, Nebraska
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Amy Millett Scallon, New York
Marla Mitchell, Virginia
Juliet Peoples, Ohio
Kate Quarfordt, New York
Ivan Saari, Ontario, Canada
Carolynn Schmor, British Columbia, Canada
John Williamson, Kentucky
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Class of 2005
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Peter Badalament, a high school principal from Concord, Mass., and a member of ASCD's Emerging Leader Class of 2005, shares his thoughts on the benefits of his participation in the program and involvement with ASCD.
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Hilda Baca, California
Peter Badalament, Massachusetts
Cynthia Brawner, Illinois
Jonathan Chang, North Carolina
Rose Chu, Minnesota
Lori Cooper, Alberta, Canada
Opal Dawson, Kentucky
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Teresa Dempsey, Ohio
Pete Hall, Washington
Tara Hawkins-Eggers, Illinois
April Jordan, Illinois
Shawn Joseph, Maryland
Angela Vaughn, Tennessee
Shelia Windom, Florida
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