Education Renewal Zone (ERZ) Director at Arkansas State University. She is also the Director of the A-State Advanced Placement Summer Institute. As a Past-President of AGATE, she remains active on its Legislative Committee.

is the co-founder and President of Mainstream Technologies. A technology services company headquartered in Little Rock. He is passionate about the value of STEM-based careers for individuals and the Arkansas economy. He works with organizations at different stages in the education continuum to develop and support a pipeline of STEM learners and workers.

Currently, Brent serves as the state director for Odyssey of the Mind in Arkansas and has spent many years serving on both the State Board for Gifted Education and various building administration constituency organizations. He has also served on a multi-state panel for the Chief Council of State School Officers related to the educator pipeline. Currently, Brent serves as the state director for Odyssey of the Mind in Arkansas and has spent many years serving on both the State Board for Gifted Education and various building administration constituency organizations. He has also served on a multi-state panel for the Chief Council of State School Officers related to the educator pipeline.

Dr. Megan Duncan began her career as a substitute teacher and then as a teacher with the Bryant School District. She worked as a principal for the Wickes and Mena School Districts. She served as the Superintendent for the Wickes, Elkins, and Conway School Districts in Arkansas. Dr. Duncan was appointed as the Assistant Commissioner of Education in 2013 for the Arkansas Department of Education, served as Associate Superintendent for the Springdale School District, and currently serves as Deputy Superintendent for Fayetteville Public Schools.

She was named the 2013 Arkansas Rural Education Superintendent of the Year and 2017 Arkansas Curriculum and Instruction Administrator of the Year. Dr. Duncan also teaches university courses to assist in the development of aspiring principals and superintendents across the state of Arkansas. Dr. Duncan has worked with communities to help build the economy and connect services for students.

is a professor in the department of Teacher Education/Education Leadership and the founding director of the Jodie Mahony Center for Gifted Education. In 2001, Dr. Robinson founded the Mahony Center - a multi-purpose unit serving teachers and children through graduate and professional development programs for gifted education. For years, the center has also served as a hub for the Arkansas Advanced Placement Summer Institute and coordinates the Summer Laurate University for Youth.

currently serves as the Superintendent Elkins School District, a position he has held since 2018. Prior to that he worked as high school principal and assistant superintendent of the Paragould School District. He has been a member of the AIMS Board of Directors since 2018.

is a national consultant and author who currently serves as an Assistant Professor in the College of Education at the University of Central Arkansas. Her research focus is on education equity and school readiness. Dr. Green is the executive director for Arkansas Imagination Library and the founder of Arkansas Preschool Plus. Both are nonprofit organizations that support school readiness.

is serving his third term in the Arkansas House. He represents District 73, which includes portions of Pulaski County. For the 94th General Assembly, Rep. Collins serves on the House Judiciary Committee and the House City, County, and Local Affairs.

Rep. Collins is an attorney who works in real estate for Cypress Properties. He grew up in Little Rock and graduated from Duke University and Columbia Law School. In between college and law school, he worked in the AmeriCorps VISTA national service program. Rep. Collins has been involved with several civic and professional organizations, including President of the Board of Directors of Our House, the UA-Pulaski Tech Foundation Board, and Leadership Greater Little Rock.