Staci Stutsman

Director Of Operations at Tutor Corps

Staci Stutsman has a diverse work history. Staci began their career in education at Pacific Preparatory School, where they held various roles including Assistant Head of School and Director of Operations. In these positions, Staci was responsible for overseeing daily operations, recruiting and onboarding staff, and developing partnerships with schools and districts.

Staci also worked at Forget What You Learned as a Producer, and at Tutor Corps and Tutor Corps Foundation as a Director of Operations. In these roles, they focused on managing operations, recruiting and hiring staff, and developing partnerships.

Additionally, Staci has experience in the field of education at Syracuse University, where they worked as an English Instructor and Research Assistant. Staci also served as a Teaching Mentor at Syracuse University Graduate School, and as a Reading Instructor at the Institute of Reading Development.

Prior to their career in education, Staci gained experience in customer service as a Front Desk Student Worker at Waldo Library Rare Books Room and Special Collections, and as a Freshmen Orientation Ambassador and First Year Experience Instructor at Western Michigan University.

Throughout their career, Staci has demonstrated strong leadership skills, a dedication to education, and a commitment to improving learning outcomes for students.

Staci Stutsman earned a Bachelor's Degree from Western Michigan University in 2011. Staci'sstudies included English, Communications, and Gender and Women's Studies. Following this, Staci pursued further education at Syracuse University from 2011 to 2017. During this time, they successfully completed their Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in English.

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  • Director Of Operations

    February, 2021 - present

  • Faculty Director

    July, 2018

  • Instructor Tutor Services Coordinator

    May, 2017