First and foremost, Vincent Day is a learner—a thoughtful educator seeking to encourage students and faculty to explore their educational passions. Dating back to the summer of 2000, Vincent began his career as a technology support specialist at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy in Philadelphia.  Over the course of the past fifteen years he has served a variety of roles at SCH including Director of Digital Tools, Director of Technology Engagement & Professional Development Coordinator, and Program Director for Computer Science and Interactive Technologies.  Vincent’s career trajectory shifted in 2010 when he had the opportunity to teach a Game Design course to a small group of high school students.  This pedagogical experience sparked a passion for learning, prompting Vincent to enroll in a doctoral program at Drexel University in Education Leadership and Management with anticipated graduation in spring of 2017.  As a result of experience in teaching and learning, Vincent has helped build a K-12 Coding Sequence at SCH Academy including courses he currently teachers including the following:

Intro to Web Development: 9th Grade CEL

Intro to Coding: 10th – 12th Grade New Media Elective

Coding 2: 10th – 12th Grade New Media Elective

Coding 3 App Development: 10th – 12th Grade New Media Elective

Middle School CEL: Intro to Coding

Academic Degrees:

Currently pursuing an E.d.D in Education Leadership & Management at Drexel University.

M.S. in Information Systems (MSIS) degree from Drexel University.

B.A. in Computer Management Information Systems from Holy Family University.

For more information on my journey to education—take a look at My Journey