Dr. Gould has more than 58years of experience in education, specializing in issues of systemic change, curriculum development, and the implementation of technologies within learning environs. Presently he is an Associate Clinical Professor at Drexel University, teaching courses in educational leadership. He is one of the co-designers of Drexel's EdD program in Educational Leadership and Change. This program is committed to nurturing the development of organizational leaders in the concept of generative leadership for the 21st century. Dr. Gould is grounded in systems thinking, Theory U, design thinking and has a strong commitment to the concepts of a learning organization. The essential question he asks all to consider: Given the changes in technology, medicine, social interactions, the environment, and international events, how do we design new learning environs to meet these changes for the next generation of both students and teachers in the 21st Century?His work is informed by a first-hand familiarity with organizational issues in the public and private sectors. Some specifics of this work include: restructuring the organization of schools featuring multi-age and interdisciplinary grouping; creating business/school partnerships to help students develop the application of learning to real-world experiences; and experiences with overseeing and developing cyber-charter schools. Dr. Gould has penned many articles on school change and presented workshops at the local, state, and national levels. He also has served as the project manager in charge of crafting a "shared vision and action plan" for Governor Tom Ridge's Pennsylvania Education Network (PEN). He has served as the president of the Pennsylvania Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development and served as a member of the National Board of Directors of ASCD. Specialties: Leadership Development, Systems Thinking, Rethinking the Structures of Schools, Technology and Learning,