Jeff Bradley 

Jeff Bradley is the Director of the NEASC Commission on International Education. Based near Boston, NEASC-CIE accredits schools in 80+ countries around the world and features ACE Learning, an approach to accreditation that focuses more and more on the essentials of a thriving community of learners. In 2012 Jeff co-founded the OESIS Network – a faculty-focused innovation network of schools and teachers with a mission to catalyze change in practices of teaching and learning in an increasingly globalized world.

Jeff was founding Director of School Year Abroad–Italy and served as Headmaster of TASIS–The American School in Switzerland. 

Dr Rochelle Aw '03 SEA 

UWCSEA Dover Class of 2003 alumna, Dr. Rochelle Aw, is a post-doctoral research associate at Imperial College, London, whose niche research on the methylotrophic yeast Pichia pastoris in her field of biotechnology and synthetic biology has led to her involvement in the development of a number of vaccines to combat diseases such as HPV and COVID-19. Rochelle holds a BSc in Biology and a PhD in Biology/Biotechnology sponsored by biotechnology company Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnology, both from Imperial College, London. 

Rochelle has also been a researcher on a Leverhulme Trust grant, investigating the link between the cell organisation and glycosylation, as well as proof-of-concept projected by BioProNET and Frontiers in Engineering pioneering a novel Pichia pastoris cell-free protein synthesis platform and investigating the ability to produce the anti-HIV antibody VRC01. In December 2017 she was named researcher on the EPSRC Future Vaccine Manufacturing Hub, where she is responsible for the generation of a novel Pichia pastoris expression platform alongside working with low to middle income country manufacturer’s to improve the production of low cost vaccines.

In a recent online mentoring event with current UWCSEA students, Rochelle described her science lessons at UWCSEA as a catalyst for her interest in science, and, despite trying a number of alternative career paths, found her way back to science as a career.

Chris Schrader '11 LPC 

Christopher Schrader ‘11LPC is an AI and EdTech Entrepreneur, who describes himself as ‘not particularly talented, nor intelligent, nor rich. My one flaw is my greatest skill: I have no idea how to quit.’ Chris started the 24 Hour Race at age 16, while studying the IB Diploma on a two-year scholarship at Li Po Chun UWC in Hong Kong. Today, the 24 Hour Race is the world’s largest student-led movement fighting slavery, giving students around the world the opportunity to take action through endurance sport.

Following his IB Diploma, Chris took a gap year,  becoming the youngest person to walk 1,000 miles across the Gobi Desert. He then studied at Harvard, from which he took a seven year leave of absence to scale the 24 Hour Race, as well as build companies in the Education Technology, Computer Vision and applied Artificial Intelligence space. He built Los Angeles based Surkus’ Asia offices and then joined KintoHub as COO, which was sold to Square. He is currently the Board Chair at the 24 Hour Race and a Board Member at the Royal Geographical Society.

Chris is a Fellow of the Kairos Society, a Founding Member of Future Talks and a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.

Erin Witthoft

Erin joined UWCSEA as the Head of Curriculum and Research in August 2020.