Meet the Instructors
Caitlin Chamberlin
Caitlin Chamberlin earned a master of education with a science concentration from the University of Washington. She currently develops and teaches STEM courses for UW Youth and Teen Programs after teaching for many years at Bertschi School in Seattle. Caitlin was awarded a National Science Foundation teacher researcher position through the UW's Molecular Engineering and Materials Center, where she conducted research and collaborated with campus scientists on NanoCamp! curriculum. She also received a 2023 Teaching Excellence Award, presented by UW Continuum College. Caitlin loves learning from her students and inspiring them to be curious about their world.
Teaches: Innovation Lab: Robotics & Coding and Young Writers Workshop
Matt Fujimoto
Matt Fujimoto is a graduate of the University of Washington's Department of Architecture. Matt's work is influenced by their travel experiences and passion for music. Matt has a rich portfolio that includes urban design; the design of workplace and commercial spaces, affordable housing, performance spaces, multifamily and single-family residential structures and art installations; and the use of innovative construction methods.
Teaches: Architectural Studies I and Architectural Studies II
Steve Howard
Steve Howard is a middle school STEM teacher in the Edmonds School District. His work focuses on engineering and design-build projects. Steve takes a hands-on approach to promote technical skills in youth, including CAD modeling; coding; robotics; 3D and laser printing; and using shop tools to build confidence, creativity and career-connected learning.
Teaches: 3D Design & CAD Modeling
Lisa Muschinski
Lisa Muschinski received their bachelor's degree at the University of Colorado Boulder and teaches English at IvyGoal, a tutoring company accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. Lisa is a winner of CU’s Thompson Writing Award and is published in SmokeLong Quarterly, HAD and elsewhere. They are excited to help students develop their voice and become more confident in their writing.
Teaches: Writers Workshop for Middle School and Mechanics of Writing Workshop
Andy Peterson
Andy Peterson combines his extensive background in engineering, electronics and art to create multidisciplinary workshops for middle school students that feature creativity and problem-solving. He’s received generous funding for his projects from the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, 4Culture and Artist Trust. He’s the founder of Seattle Robotic Arts, an after-school program for adolescents in South Seattle. In addition to teaching students at private and public schools, Andy’s taught visual art at Washington State University and Seattle Pacific University. He’s currently pursuing a doctorate in information science at the UW.
Teaches: DIY Electronics
Glen Tokola
Glen Tokola is an esports professional with nine years of industry experience specializing in editorial management and content strategy. He works as the University of Washington’s esports manager. Previously he supported major productions and content-driven partnership campaigns between tier 1 esports organizations, game studios and streaming platforms. Glen is passionate about Destiny 2, card games and developing the next generation of esports leaders.
Teaches: Esports, Gaming & Broadcasting
