After earning his bachelor’s degree in philosophy from Brandeis University, Joey Reich embarked on a career as a professional artist and glassblower. He studied glass art at Massachusetts College of Art and Design and Pilchuck Glass School, before following his future wife out to New Mexico in 2003. After building and operating a glass shop…
Breshaun-Birene Joyner has a master’s in children’s literature and is currently pursuing a doctoral degree in Shakespeare pedagogy. Her passion for teaching is matched only by her desire to continually learn how to be a better educator. To that end, Breshaun is always creating curriculum rooted in her professional and personal passions such as Afrofuturism.…
Rebecca Sam has been teaching science to all ages for 25 years. After being trained in biology education, she decided to wander the rainforests of Madagascar in search of elusive insects as she achieved her doctorate in entomology, ecology, and evolutionary biology. She has a very patient family who willingly stops whenever she sees something…
Callie Carew-Miller recently moved to Northern New Mexico after years teaching English in Prague, Czechia; Sofia, Bulgaria; and Sheffield, Massachusetts. Callie has been lucky enough to travel widely from each of these locations, but a constant through each travel leg and transition has been her use of writing to capture and make sense of each…
Ambrose Ferber landed his first role when he was five, playing The Injured Boy in a Commedia Dell’arte his father wrote. Since then, he has performed on stages throughout the southwest, most recently as the titular role in Cyrano de Bergerac in Fort Collins, Colorado, for Openstage Theatre. In the early 2000s he appeared in Henry IV, Part…
