David Adler

Affiliate Assistant Professor, Pathology at The Center for Educational Leadership

David Adler, Ph.D. is currently the Head of Coffee and Roasting Operations at Pegasus Coffee Company, a role David has held since November 2019. David is also an Affiliate Assistant Professor in Pathology at the University of Washington School of Medicine, where David has been since November 1996. In addition to their academic work, David is the Co-founder and Maestro de Tuesta (Roastmaster) at Tostadores de Ometepe S.A. and has extensive experience in scientific presentation design, information searching, and product development in biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies.

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Bainbridge Island, United States

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The Center for Educational Leadership

The Center for Educational Leadership (CEL) is dedicated to eliminating the achievement gap that continues to divide our nation’s children along the lines of race, class, language and disability. CEL believes the nexus for eliminating the gap lies in the development of leadership capacity―specifically nurturing the will to act on behalf of the most underserved students while increasing leadership knowledge and skill to dramatically improve the quality of instruction. As a nonprofit center within the University of Washington College of Education, our access to current research and best practices makes our work toward this goal especially effective. Our Theory of Action CEL’s work rests upon the critical assumption that the single most important factor in supporting student learning is the quality of classroom instruction. We know that in order to support excellent teaching, school leaders and teachers need to acquire and develop expertise about what constitutes high quality instruction. To achieve that goal, CEL develops the leadership skills, content and instructional knowledge and abilities of teachers, school administrators, and district leaders.


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