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Jason Engerman, Ph.D.
Vice President, Product Development and Management Jason’s academic and professional background provide a unique perspective to NAPSA. He earned a Ph.D. in Learning, Design, and Technology from The Pennsylvania State University, focusing on indigenous learning ecologies, diffusion of innovation, and playcology.
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Jason is an assistant professor at East Stroudsburg University where he teaches courses in Digital Media Technologies, emphasizing the intersection of sports, entertainment, and digital media technology. He mentors and coaches young adults, particularly those from underrepresented populations, to help them leverage their passions towards advancing career opportunities.
Jason is an internationally requested keynote and chair speaker, having presented his research across the country. Just recently he received a highly competitive Innovative Technology Experiences for Students and Teachers through the National Science Foundation to leverage Esports as STEM development for at-risk youth. He has published journal articles and book chapters and served on international editorial boards. Jason has been involved in math education and athletic coaching, including football, basketball, and snowboarding among others, for over 20 years. His many awards and positions include: Association of Educational Communication and Technology (AECT) Presidential Emerging Leader Award (2016), Director of Designers for Learning, Advisory Board Member of Emanuel Preparatory School of Math and Science, and NSF ITEST Summit Committee.
Jason is an internationally requested keynote and chair speaker, having presented his research across the country. Just recently he received a highly competitive Innovative Technology Experiences for Students and Teachers through the National Science Foundation to leverage Esports as STEM development for at-risk youth. He has published journal articles and book chapters and served on international editorial boards. Jason has been involved in math education and athletic coaching, including football, basketball, and snowboarding among others, for over 20 years. His many awards and positions include: Association of Educational Communication and Technology (AECT) Presidential Emerging Leader Award (2016), Director of Designers for Learning, Advisory Board Member of Emanuel Preparatory School of Math and Science, and NSF ITEST Summit Committee.