Project Adventure, Inc.
Graham Phillips is an experienced professional in leadership, team development, and special education, currently working as a Youth Programs Facilitator at Alnoba, The Browne Center for Innovative Learning, and Project Adventure, Inc., focusing on team building, communication skills, social-emotional learning (SEL), and leadership development. With a background that includes roles such as Special Education Case Manager, Special Education Case Coordinator, and Special Educator across various educational institutions, Graham has expertise in developing individualized education plans (IEPs), conducting academic evaluations, and providing specialized instruction. Graham holds a BA in Geography from the University of Vermont, multiple master's degrees in Special Education, and post-BA Teacher Certification in Secondary Social Studies, showcasing a strong commitment to both education and youth development.
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Project Adventure, Inc.
Project Adventure is an educational non-profit organization. We specialize in providing individuals with the tools necessary to challenge themselves to grow by overcoming perceived limitations. We offer a safe environment and excellent instructors to encourage this growth. Our experience-based programs and workshops are designed to meet the needs of a variety of age groups and organizations. Our experiential learning approach works due to the engaging and captivating nature of the activities, and because of the personal power that it promotes in individuals. When someone believes they can achieve, that belief plays a significant role in their success. The mission of Project Adventure is to provide leadership in the expansion of adventure-based programming. Project Adventure seeks to develop responsible individuals, productive organizations and sustainable communities.