Mollie Levin

Mollie Levin is a professional with a robust educational background and diverse work experience in child development, curriculum development, and project management.

She holds a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Child Study and Human Development, as well as a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Child Development with a minor in Architectural Studies, both from Tufts University.

Mollie has held various roles at reputable organizations, including LeapFrog where she served as a Curriculum Developer. Prior to that, she was a Senior Project Manager focusing on Early Childhood initiatives at GBH.

Her career journey includes positions such as Digital Associate Producer/Production Coordinator at GBH, Robotics Elective Instructor at Temple Shalom of Newton, and Teaching Assistant for 'Intellectual Development of the Young Child' at DevTech Research Group - Tufts University.

Furthermore, she has experience as a Summer Intern at the Institute for Human Centered Design, Research Assistant at DevTech Research Group - Tufts University, and Investigative Assistant in the Disability Rights Section at the U.S. Department of Justice.

Mollie Levin's expertise spans child development, curriculum design, project management, and research, making her a well-rounded professional in the field of early childhood education and development.

Her contributions in various capacities demonstrate a deep commitment to enhancing educational experiences for children and advancing disability rights through her work in different organizations.