Rachel Rose, an accomplished lecturer, business owner, consultant and counselor, has dedicated the last 22 years of her career to working with and advocating for families and children. Utilizing her Bachelor in Family Social Science with an emphasis in Clinical and Social Skills with Youth and a Masters in Marriage, Family and Child Counseling, Rose skillfully interspersed her academic knowledge with real-world experience, establishing an impressive resume of accomplishments and skillsets.

Jacob Goodin ran track & field and cross-country at Westmont College where he met his wife Lisa. He worked as a performance specialist at Prevail Conditioning in Santa Barbara, CA, while also teaching as an adjunct at Westmont College and serving as the head track & field and cross-country coach at Providence High School. Goodin went back to school at East Tennessee State University, where he earned a M.A. in Exercise Physiology and Performance, and a Ph.D. in Sport Physiology and Performance.

I am a Multi-Media Technologies expert and veteran Combat Systems engineer with extensive leadership and technical training excellence. I devoted 20 years of honorable service to the United States Navy and been awarded multiple distinguished career awards to include 11 naval Achievement and Commendation medals. My unprecedented passion for optimizing evaluative and quantitative learning techniques for successful learning inspired acquisition of a Master of Science in Education and Technology to include a graduate level specialization in E-Teaching and Learning.

Alfonso Esquer is the Program Director for Criminal Justice and a Professor in the program. After serving eight years in the U.S. Marine Corps, he began his law enforcement career with the Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement Administration as a criminal investigator, special agent with his primary mission was to enforce the U.S. drug laws and investigate high scale domestic and international drug trafficking organizations.

Alfonso Esquer is the Program Director for Criminal Justice and a Professor in the program. After serving eight years in the U.S. Marine Corps, he began his law enforcement career with the Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement Administration as a criminal investigator, special agent with his primary mission was to enforce the U.S. drug laws and investigate high scale domestic and international drug trafficking organizations.

Dr. Amanda Segovia-Hale serves as a Director of Professional Learning in the Office of Educational Services for San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD). SDUSD is the second-largest school district in California, serving more than 140,000 preschool through12 grade students at more than 200 schools and public charter schools. Dr. Segovia-Hale began her career as an elementary school teacher. She served as a mentor teacher, Instructional Coach, Assistant Principal, and Principal. She was grateful to have teachers who genuinely cared about her and helped to grow in her learning and faith.