AMY SIBAL, MS Physics (Portland State University), BS Mathematics (Portland State University), BA Accounting (University of Rhode Island) taught astronomy and physical science at Clark College, and mathematics at Mount Hood Community College, after years of math and science tutoring as a graduate student at PSU. During her time at Portland State, Amy participated in the creation and development of the Nanotechnology Research Lab. She currently teaches Physics, Algebra 1, and physical science at NWA.

DANIEL DUNNING, BA (Middlebury College) After his research culminated in a publication in the journal Microbiology, Dan committed himself to teaching, and brings experience from a wide variety of venues. As a member of the non-profit Project BioBus Ltd., Dan traveled around the country for three months delivering lectures on alternative energy to high schools, colleges, and universities. This experience is complimented by his work as a long-term substitute and as a Lead Science Educator at OMSI. Dan has rock climbed extensively throughout the United States over the past six years, and believes strongly in environmental stewardship. Dan teaches Advanced Biology, Geometry, Speech and Debate, and Guitar.