Phillip Cheng

Phillip Cheng is a highly experienced educator with a strong track record in teaching and training both children and adults.

He has worked in various public and private institutions, creating dynamic curriculum for short-term and long-term educational purposes across a wide range of subjects.

Phillip is known for his inspirational teaching style, producing scholarly works, and demonstrating exceptional professionalism in his field.

His passion for excellence is evident through his servant leadership approach, superb organizational skills, and ability to work effectively as part of a team.

Education-wise, Phillip holds a Master of Arts in Asian American Studies from San Francisco State University, a Master of Arts in Teaching specializing in Secondary Mathematics from Chaminade University of Honolulu, and a B.S. & B.A. in Industrial and Systems Engineering & East Asian Languages and Literatures (Chinese) from the University of Florida.

He has also participated in an exchange program in Industrial Engineering at Nanyang Technological University and attended the Mandarin Training Center for Chinese Language and Literature at National Taiwan Normal University.

Phillip has held various roles in different organizations, including being a Student Services Specialist at Stanford University, an Adjunct Lecturer at Laney College, and the New Partnerships Outreach Lead at Landed.

Additionally, he has served as an International Admissions Reader at the University of California, Berkeley, a Customer Happiness Representative at Quottly, Inc, an Academic Advisor/Graduation Specialist at San Francisco State University, and a Sales Development Representative at Swivl.

His previous roles also include being a Graduate Assistant in Residential Life at San Francisco State University, a Teacher at Hawaii Preparatory Academy, and a Lead Chaperone at the Pacific and Asian Affairs Council.

Furthermore, Phillip has taught at Teach For America, interned as a Research and Design Intern at Ascent Healthcare Solutions, and worked as a Patron Greeter/Sales Associate at the Polk Museum of Art.