William Michalski

William Michalski is an experienced educator and curriculum developer with a background in marketing, executive leadership, and entrepreneurial ventures. From 1998 to 2013, he was an instructor and history department chair at the Wardlaw-Hartridge School where he played a key role in integrating a one-to-one laptop program and developing a digital curriculum with interactive simulations. He also held department chair positions and was an adjunct professor at Rugers University, along with being a guest lecturer in the MBA program at De Sales University. Prior to his educational roles, William worked as a senior analyst at Keller & Co., focusing on retail strategic planning and placement. He excels in computer skills, with proficiency in Adobe Acrobat, distance learning software like Moodle and Google apps, and creating educational simulations. He holds certifications in NJ Teacher Certification grades 7-12 and as a certified Gifted and Talented Instructor. In addition to his professional endeavors, William is actively involved in volunteer work, serving on the board of trustees at Warren County Community Resources.