Morgan Weisman

Leading global product marketing for K-12 ChromeOS, Classroom, and Google Workspace for Education products & app ecosystem, along with our accessibility, security & privacy, sustainability and families narratives.

Built & ran the PM Coaching Call Program, skilled in DEI, talent acquisition & team development. I spent 20% of my time with Google for Education- working on the #ItTakesATeacher campaign, partnership with Chromebooks & Clever, the Dynamic Learning Project, supporting Google's marketing team at BETT, and scaling Google's new digital safety curriculum, Be Internet Awesome. I facilitated at Noogler orientation, and was a Google for Nonprofits Trainer.

Within Teach for America, I was hired at Ascher Silberstein Elementary School, which is a part of Dallas Independent School District-- the 14th largest school district in the nation with a diverse population of about 157,000 students. As the Kindergarten Grade Level Chair for the 2nd year of my TFA commitment, I managed the kindergarten team of teachers, our weekly team meetings, and was responsible for the direction and success of grade-wide academics and culture. I was in charge of planning and executing all events, including our Parent Universities and field trips.

At Teach for America, we believe that socio-economic status should never hinder access to a quality education, and through the program I committed to teach Kindergarten for 2 years at Ascher Silberstein Elementary School. As a Kindergarten teacher, I created and executed rigorous monthly units and presented daily lesson plans that pushed 25+ students to grow intellectually while developing soft skills such as social-emotional skills and leadership attributes. 95% of my students grew 1.5 years in reading growth, closing the achievement gap by 99%. I was also a Transition Team Leader for 225 incoming 2014 corps members, planning welcoming events and mentoring corps members. Additionally, for the past 2 years I was a chosen member of the Sponsor a Teacher program, where teachers with demonstrated success in the classroom are paired with donors for a year to provide insight into a classroom and how their donations impact classrooms around the metroplex.

Human and Organizational Development Major, in the Leadership & Organizational Effectiveness (LOE) track. Double minor in Political Science and Spanish.

Human and Organizational Development Capstone Internship- led CR events, created and developed a now annual annual fundraiser event plan.

Weekly trend reports, project timeline trafficking, client communication. Led an intern team in a pitch project, won the opportunity to pitch our ideas to the client.

Competitive analyses, market analysis, market research, and event marketing at the Men's College Baseball World Series in Omaha, NE June 2011.

Major in Human and Organizational Development (Leadership and Organizational Effectiveness Track) in Peabody College; Double Minor in Spanish and Political Science.