“Safebrook”

Henry A. McKelvey is pursuing a Doctoral degree in Computer Science at the University of the Potomac; he received a Master of Science in Cybersecurity from Southern New Hampshire University in 2018 and a Master of Information Systems degree from the University of Phoenix in 2011.

Henry has an Electronics and Electrical Construction background; he earned an Associate's (1994) and Bachelor's (2006) degree in Electronics Engineering Technology and a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology (2006). Henry is a systems engineer for the Sinclair Broadcast Group in their ATSC3.0 Television and Multimedia Research and Development Group, One Media 3.0 LLC. Henry also is an Adjunct Professor of Computer Science and Information Systems and Technology at the University of the Potomac.

As a hobby, Henry enjoys working on Electronics Maker Projects, Refurbishing Old Tube Type Radios, Repairing Televisions, Computer Repair & Programming, Working with Computer Controlled Devices, and Repairing Arcade-Type Video Gaming systems. Henry also holds 14 US Patents in technological systems and devices.

Sarah has continued to reinvent herself in the field of education – from formal math teacher, to informal environmental and outdoor educator, to natural history and science manager, to general after school director, to educational consultant. Her last metamorphosis led her to Mouse, coaching teachers as they teach students about technology and design. She has been guided through these changes by her identity as a strongly-opinionated woman who is systems-focused and a people-centered manager.

She earned an MPS in Environmental Education and Interpretation from SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF), and a BA in Secondary Math Education from CUNY Queens College.