Brian V. Rowe

Brian V. Rowe has extensive experience in the field of experiential education and career development. Brian V. worked as the Director of Experiential Education at American University, where they partnered with and advised students, faculty, staff, and employers on career development. Brian V. also led career advising and coaching teams for the School of International Service and School of Public Affairs. Additionally, they oversaw credit-bearing career courses and occasionally taught sections. Prior to this, they held various roles at George Washington University, including Adjunct Professor, Senior Industry Consultant for International Affairs, Development, Government and Policy, and Assistant Director for Employment and Experience Programs. Brian V. also served as an Adjunct Faculty member at The Washington Center and worked as a Program Manager at The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars. Earlier in their career, they were the Experiential Learning Coordinator at the University of Maryland and the Assistant Director of Residence Life at the University of Tampa.

Brian V. Rowe obtained a Regents Diploma from Mattituck-Cutchogue High School in 1986. Brian V. then pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from State University of New York Cortland, which they completed in 1990. From 1991 to 1993, Brian furthered their education at Kent State University, where they earned a Master of Education degree in Higher Education Administration and College Student Personnel.