James Greenberg - Director Jim Greenberg has been a faculty member and administrator at the University of Maryland for 30 years. He has worked extensively in the area of school-university collaboration in teacher education, and he is also Director of the University Center for Teaching Excellence. Jim has recently served as a Senior Fellow at the National Center for Urban Partnerships and Visiting Fellow at the University of Pretoria in South Africa. He is the recipient of the College of Education’s 1997 Vernon Anderson Distinguished Faculty Award from the College of Education.
	Zina Sutch After receiving her bachelor’s degree in business and economics at Clark University, Zina received her masters degree in Special Education with a concentration in the study of adolescents with emotional and behaviors disorders at the George Washington University. Currently, Zina is finishing her Ph.D. in Special Education at the University of Maryland in College Park. Her work experiences include teaching both regular and special education classes in public and non-public school settings, an assistant principal position, an educational director position and principal position at non-public special education schools in both Prince George’s County and Anne Arundel County. In addition to working at the K-16 Center at The University of Maryland, Zina teaches at Bowie State University and University of Baltimore in the departments of Special Education and Psychology respectively.
	Stacey Bass Stacey graduated from UMCP in 2000 with a degree in English Literature, and she is currently pursuing her Masters degree in Education Policy. In addition to working at the K-16 Center, Stacey is an instructor for EDCI 498, a course that orients undergraduate teaching assistants with their new roles as campus teachers.