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Friday, October 18, 2013

College Board Spotlight: Amy Wilkins, Senior Fellow for Social Justice

College Board Spotlight: Amy Wilkins, Senior Fellow for Social Justice
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Today’s Spotlight on The College Board is Amy Wilkins. Who would have thought that the College Board, an institution generally associated with academic merit would be so socially concerned as to have a Senior Fellow on Social Justice.

Amy Wilkins

Amy is the College Board’s leading advocate for social justice. In this role, she works to evaluate, support and expand the College Board’s social agenda. She also works to elevate and increase awareness of the College Board’s commitment to serving all students, especially students of color and students from low-income and minority communities

Most recently, Amy served as the vice president for government affairs and communications at the Education Trust. She played an integral part in that organization becoming the force it is today.

Amy previously has worked with the Children’s Defense Fund, the Democratic National Committee, the Peace Corps and the White House Office of Media Affairs.

More information on other members of the College Board can be viewed here. Be sure to press the “read more” buttons to view more of the bio.

AB Graves

AB Graves has spent the last three years becoming an expert the programs schools systems are promoting. Mrs. Graves has been presenting and working with Maryland grassroots activists on Education issues. She’s briefed both elected officials and candidates for office on Common Core, IB, AP and trends in the classroom. She points out key strategies for fighting politicization of the classroom.

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