GET TO KNOW OUR SUPERCAMP TEAM

Lead FacilitatorBen has worked with SuperCamp since 2003. He attended the University of Windsor, Ontario, where he earned an Honors degree in Business Administration and a Minor in Mathematics, in addition to his Bachelor’s in Education. He teaches in the Greater Essex County District, is the head coach of an age-group swim team and is race director for the Leamington Triathlon Weekend.

FacilitatorLeo received his BA in Business Administration with an emphasis in Leadership and is currently pursuing his Masters in Business Administration at San Diego State University. While in college, Leo had started a non-profit organization run by college students designed to empower and connect with students in the San Diego area. Currently he is working on building an Entertainment company designed to use narratives to change the social perspective of how people view the world. He has facilitated in Wake Forest, Villanova, and Stanford.

FacilitatorDave Comolli has been a middle and high school social studies teacher for 7 years. Currently, he teaches special education and economics in the suburbs of Washington, DC. Dave holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Social Science Education from the University of Central Florida, and is currently pursuing a Masters of Education degree in Special Education from George Mason University. Dave began working with SuperCamp in 2012, and has worked as a team leader, senior team leader, and facilitator across the United States, as well as in Hong Kong, Italy and Malaysia.

Lead FacilitatorLauren received her Bachelor of Science and Master of Education, both in Elementary Education, from Kennesaw State University, a large public university just outside of Atlanta. Starting in August of 2013, she has been teaching at an elementary school in the Atlanta area. She has been with SuperCamp since 2012, starting as a Team Leader and moving into the Facilitator Role in 2014. In her spare time, Lauren enjoys coaching cheerleading for the local high school and playing with her puppy, Ziggy.

FacilitatorMeredith received her BA in Psychology from Mercer University and her MEd in School Counseling from the University of West Georgia. During the school year, she leads the school counseling, character education and positive behavioral support programs at Dolvin Elementary in Johns Creek, Georgia. She is also in the certification process to become a licensed professional counselor (LPC), which will additionally qualify her to provide mental health services outside the school setting. This is Meredith’s ninth year working at Quantum Learning Network programs. She originally attended SuperCamp programs as a camper, and SuperCamp continues to be a very special part of her life and career.

Lead FacilitatorPhil has been with the Quantum Learning Network since 1999, and has been a facilitator since 2007. In addition to SuperCamp, he has facilitated numerous student and teacher programs for QLN, both in the United States and such locations as Turkey, Thailand, Hong Kong, and Bali. Phil graduated from Texas A&M University in 2005, and earned his Master’s in Education from Lamar University in 2011. He holds Texas Educator Certifications in the areas of 4–8 Generalist, 8–12 Science, and K–12 Principal. “Mr. E” has been teaching since 2006, with experience in sixth- to eighth-grade science and high school chemistry. He lives in Cypress, Texas, where he enjoys spending time with his wife and daughter, and is also an avid CrossFitter.

Lead FacilitatorCraig received his degree with Academic Honors in Marketing from Ball State University in his home state of Indiana. He has been with SuperCamp since 2005, first as a team leader and then as a Facilitator beginning in 2009. Craig has facilitated at various distinguished universities across the United States, as well as international opportunities working in Indonesia, Singapore, and Malaysia. When not working programs for SuperCamp, he travels year-round facilitating Quantum Learning for Students programs at K-12 schools across the United States. Currently, Craig presents curriculum and helps develop lesson plans to incorporate QL in the classroom.

FacilitatorJamie began her teaching career in 1998 after graduating from Illinois State University in Normal, IL with a BS in Education. She later completed her M.Ed in Curriculum and Instruction from National Louis University, Wheeling, IL. Jamie was first introduced to the Quantum Learning Network through their professional development workshops for teachers. In 2006 she began her work with SuperCamp. Jamie is currently teaching in Schaumburg, IL. In her free time, Jamie enjoys working out and spending time with her family.

FacilitatorKevin started working with SuperCamp the summer of 2016 at Loyola Marymount University. He currently teaches life skills to 110 awesome 9th graders at Washington Leadership Academy in Washington, DC. In past lives, Kevin started companies and nonprofits with operations on four continents. He earned his B.A. from NC State University and firmly believes dogs are better than cats.

FacilitatorClaude Mitchell is a graduate of Fayetteville State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. Upon graduating, he went on to teach high school science in his hometown of Winston-Salem, NC, home of the Krispy Kreme Doughnut. Claude began his QLN experience in 2013, serving as a Team Leader and later becoming a Facilitator in 2015. He has worked numerous SuperCamp programs in the U.S. such as: Brown, Stanford, and Wake Forest University. In his spare time, Claude enjoys inhaling Krispy Kreme Doughnuts on cheat days, riding his motorcycle, traveling, and dunking on strangers at the local gyms. Currently, he is working on a degree in Radiology.

FacilitatorNoelle received her Bachelors of Arts degree in Communication Studies from California State University, Long Beach in California and Queensland University in Southport, Australia. She has facilitated camps (Writing and Strategies Curriculum) at the University of Berkeley and Loyola Marymount University. She currently teaches History and Language Arts at Woodland Park Middle School. She is also the ASB (Associated Student Body) teacher and coordinates the WEB (Where Everybody Belongs) Program at Woodland Park Middle School.

Lead FacilitatorBucky obtained his Bachelor of Arts degree in Liberal studies with a focus in Education, Speech Communications and Hawaiian Studies from the University of Hawaii. Over the past ten years, he has led Quantum Learning programs for students and teachers throughout the United States and in eight international countries. During the course of these programs, he has worked with thousands of teachers and tens of thousands of students in discovering solutions to everyday roadblocks. Bucky possess that natural gift in working with students of all ages and has that innate ability in assisting students solve their most feared challenges and problems.

Lead FacilitatorRichard graduated Cum Laude from Occidental College with a BA in Critical Theory/Social Justice, in addition to earning his Master’s in Education from California State University, Los Angeles. He began working for QLN in 2009 and has worked as a team leader and facilitator. Living in Los Angeles, Richard runs a non-profit, PLUS ME, that focuses on motivating and inspiring middle and high school students. In his spare time, Richard enjoys playing tennis, going to concerts, and being with his family.

Lead FacilitatorDoug received his BA in English Education from Illinois State University, and his MA in Curriculum and Instruction from the American College of Education. Currently, he is pursuing a second MA in Theatre Education from the University of Northern Colorado. He teaches high school English at TF South High School in Lansing, IL. Doug began working at SuperCamp in 2011 and has worked as a facilitator at Wake Forest University, Loyola University Chicago, Kent State and Stanford University in addition to facilitating programs in Singapore. When he is not teaching or coaching and directing drama and speech, Doug enjoys reading fiction and nonfiction, writing, and running long distances.

FacilitatorMing received her BS in Education and Master’s in Educational Psychology specializing in Curriculum, Technology, and Educational Reform from the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign. She also has her English as a Second Language endorsement and is a National Board Certified Teacher. Ming is currently pursuing her Ed.S. in Administration and Supervision. She has taught kindergarten/first grade multi-age in Schaumburg, Illinois, USA and is currently the Quantum Learning Instructional Coach supporting all teachers in the district ranging from early childhood through junior high. Ming has been with QLN since 2010. She has facilitated a wide range of programs across the US as well as internationally in Hong Kong and Australia. In her spare time she loves to travel and run Hot Chocolate Races.

FacilitatorJack received his BA in Art Education with a minor in Rhetoric and Writing from San Diego State University. He also has a teaching credential from San Diego State University in Multiple Subject Education with an emphasis in English Language Arts and a second credential in Art Education. He teaches elementary school and art in San Diego. He works with local nonprofit corporations in San Diego that focus on providing all students with equitable education. He facilitates for SuperCamp programs in California.