Hunter Logan Email & Phone Number

Los Angeles, CA, US

- Director, producer, writer, editor, and composer of 8 short films- Premiered 4 films at 2023 Tri-Co Film Festival: Lying Still, the audience choice winning character study about a mortician; Chalked Up, a documentary about Philadelphia educators confronting anti-Black racism; Atomic Time, an experimental found footage fever dream critiquing midcentury.

Los Angeles, California, United States

- Direct campus programming, social-emotional curriculum, academic support, and DEI for 100 students and 30 teachers at private, 1:1, grades 6-12 school - Oversee all events, assemblies, field trips, clubs, and extracurricular activities- Provide individualized mentorship and academic support by fostering character-building traits and executive functioning.

Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, United States

- Supported 250 students and 30 teachers in all grades, classes, and subjects at private elementary school - Associate-taught 3rd grade classroom with a large population of neurodiverse students by building community, providing accommodations, and ensuring social-emotional wellbeing - Led classrooms of up to 20 while substituting across all grades and.

Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, United States

- Co-led schoolwide, daily after school program for 150 pre-K through 5th graders- Nurtured social-emotional growth and academic achievement by assisting with school assignments and conducting collaborative activities, educational games, and imaginative crafts

Los Angeles, California, United States

- Supported development of department policies and trained new employees prior to museum's grand opening- Facilitated daily film screenings of up to 1,500 guests by managing ticketing and crowds, ensuring COVID safety protocols, and conducting onstage introductions - Coordinated between special guests, security, and general public for high-profile events.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

- Taught 8th grade Writing through Literature summer course to 20 students while receiving a full summer of professional development with educational justice non-profit - Focused on active reading, autobiographical writing, and confronting prejudice by teaching Trevor Noah’s memoir “Born a Crime” alongside conversations of current racial and political.

Haverford, PA

- Promoted from teacher to director of 70-student after school program at private, all-boys, K-12 school- Designed classroom and curriculum, hired and supervised co-teacher, and coordinated with parents, teachers, and administrators to foster a vibrant and inclusive after school environment

Haverford, PA

Philadelphia, PA

- Awarded fellowship from Haverford College’s Center for Peace and Global Citizenship to advance equity at educational justice nonprofit - Supported 150-student college admissions camp and taught essay-writing course to 11th graders - Co-taught 10th grade Social Justice course and spearheaded its 40-student trip to Howard University and the Smithsonian.

B.A., English, Cum Laude | Departmental Honors

Activities and Societies: Center for Peace and Global Citizenship fellow, Bi-Co Orchestra bass section leader, Lutnick Library liaison.

Summa Cum Laude | Diploma With Honors

Activities and Societies: National Honor Society, Seal of Biliteracy in English & French, French Club president, Quiz Bowl vice president.