Mary Ann Wolf, Executive Director
Phone: (410) 647-6965 Fax: (309) 210-7073
Mary Ann Wolf is the Executive Director of the State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA). In this position, Mary Ann works with state educational technology directors in all 50 states and DC and works with policy-makers in other educational organizations, the U.S. Department of Education, and on the Hill. SETDA provides national leadership on educational technology, ensures members have meaningful professional development opportunities, and engages in partnerships with the public and private sector to collaborate on how educational technology supports teaching and learning.
Mary Ann has led the National Leadership Summits in which SETDA’s members and partners develop tools for the education community. She directs the Technology Assistance Partnership Program (TAPP) with nine federal evaluation grantees and oversees the National Trends Report focused on NCLB Title II D – Enhancing Education through Technology. Mary Ann taught fifth grade in a Virginia public school, studied education leadership at the University of Virginia and worked for KPMG Peat Marwick as a consultant for federally funded grant programs. Mary Ann has a Ph.D. in Education from the University of Virginia, a Masters Degree in Elementary Education from the George Washington University, and a Bachelors in Accounting and Marketing from Georgetown University.
Sara Hall, Deputy DirectorPhone: (410) 647-2434 Fax: (443) 346-0237
Christine Fox, Director of Professional Development & ResearchPhone: (561) 963-0400 Fax: (484) 993-2013
Christine is the Director of Professional Development and Research for SETDA. Christine’s tasks include professional development planning and implementation, research, writing and web site coordination. She coordinates the SETDA National Trends Report, SETDA’s Professional Development Programs and SETDA conference presentations. She organizes resources for SETDA’s website, researches grant and writes proposals for national education conferences.
Christine Fox’s background includes experience in education and consulting. She worked as a 3rd grade teacher, ESOL coordinator, educational consultant and curriculum developer for a national whole school reform model. Christine has a Masters degree in Teaching English as a Second Language from Florida International University and received her Bachelor’s degree in English Literature from Florida State University. She currently lives in West Palm Beach, Florida with her husband and two daughters.
Tera Daniels, Events Planner & Office ManagerPhone: (410) 590-9389
Fax: (410) 590-9689
