Brandon Hartmann

Brandon Hartmann, an educator and policy enthusiast, is dedicated to providing students access to quality education to help them achieve their full potential.

He believes that education is crucial in achieving equity for the youth and sees it as a pathway to realizing their dreams, while also valuing the importance of incorporating culture and diversity into inclusive teams.

With a background in various areas of study including Biomedical Sciences, Interdisciplinary Studies, and Government, Brandon has a strong foundation for his work in education and health, which he views as fundamental to society.

Having been involved in a multitude of organizations including Teach For America, Leadership for Educational Equity, and AmeriCorps, Brandon has gained valuable experience as a teacher, policy advisor, school leader, and STEM fellow.

His commitment to education and community is evident through his roles in various educational institutions such as Paul Public Charter School, Santa Fe South High School, and Oklahoma City Public Schools.

Not limited to the educational field, Brandon has also contributed to research at USF Health, served as a National Collegiate Officer for the American Red Cross, and held leadership positions in university committees and fraternities.

His diverse experiences as a teacher, advocate, researcher, and community leader reflect his passion for empowering children and making a difference in society through education and health.