As a part of the fifth annual Summer Faculty Fellowship Program, 20 faculty members traveled to various locations in China to explore the country’s history and cuisine from June 10 to 20.
Director of...
Former teacher Ariana Kelly will return to the English department this fall after one year away from school.
Kelly departed from the school following the 2014 school year in order to complete her debut...
After working as a software engineer for several years, Andy Stout has joined the upper school math department as a computer science teacher.
An alumnus of Pasadena Polytechnic, Yale and University of...
Laurie Levenson (Dani ’17, Havi ’08, Solly ’06) will be teaching Criminal Law and Advocacy in the Kutler Center this year.
Levenson teaches at the UCLA School of Law, where she received her law degree,...
Gustavo Godoy, a prominent sculptor whose art has been displayed in galleries and exhibitions nationally and internationally, will teach 3-D Art and Ceramics at the Upper School this year.
As a kid, Godoy...
Melissa Wantz will make the commute from Ventura County to Harvard-Westlake each day to lead the upper school communications department, serve as the Chronicle and Big Red adviser and teach journalism...
Math teacher Beverly Feulner was presented with the Carolyn and Marion Hays Award at a joint faculty meeting on Aug 25.
The award is given to a Harvard-Westlake staff member who provides long-term service...
Visual arts teacher Joe Medina received the Kogan Family Award for Innovation in Teaching from Head of School Jeanne Huybrechts at the opening faculty meeting on August 25.
Medina has been working as the...
Originally from eastern Washington, Anne Pyle started her first year at the Alumni Office Aug. 3.
Pyle previously worked as the assistant to the Director of Institutional Advancement at St. James School...
Fifteen faculty members visited South Korea in June to learn about Korean culture and history in the midst of an outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome in the country.
MERS is a viral respiratory...
Former squash and football coach and English teacher Adam Levine will teach English II and English III: Living America.
At the Kent School in Connecticut, Levine taught electives such as detective fiction,...
David Weil ’93 will take over as Chief Financial Officer, succeeding Rob Levin, who is stepping down after 30 years to focus on teaching, President Rick Commons announced May 4 to faculty and staff online...
