Laura DaVinci

Laura joined the WCET team in June of 2018 as the associate director for Every Learner Everywhere. In her current position, Laura oversees Every Learner Network operations, cross-network communication, and information sharing. She also manages multiple highly complex projects which entail collaboration with diverse partners, institutions, consultants, and our funder, along with multiple other organizational stakeholders. In each of her endeavors, Laura builds and maintains strong relationships with partners while ensuring timely progress on all projects.

Laura’s expertise and specialized skills have contributed to the success of numerous projects within the field of education. More specifically, she has streamlined network activities, increased team ability to track and report on multiple complex projects, and increased the consistency while maintaining continuous improvement and transparency within network operations. Prior to joining the Every Learner Everywhere team, Laura was the grants manager for Aims Community College and taught computer science at the college level. She has also held a number of TRIO positions helping poverty affected and first-generation students enter and be successful in college. Additionally, Laura has managed multiple international educational grants funded by the European Commission.

Outside of work, she can be found traveling and enjoying nature whether it is hiking, camping, or fishing with her family. Laura is a knowledge seeker and book lover, and her favorite character is Hermione Granger – after all, who doesn’t want to have some magic?

Adam Cota

Rosa Calabrese

Rosa Calabrese has been with WCET since 2014. As the senior manager of digital design, she is responsible for creating and managing WCET’s web and graphic design. She is additionally responsible for maintaining the web accessibility and user experience of the WCET website. Before coming to WCET, she worked as a program assistant at the Danish Institute for Study Abroad in Copenhagen. She received an MS in Technology, Cybersecurity, and Policy from the University of Colorado Boulder in 2023, and received a BA in Electronic Media Arts Design and Sociology from the University of Denver in 2013. She lives in Boulder, Colorado and has a cat named Nora. Outside of work, she enjoys volunteering at the local animal shelter, biking, cooking, running, and reading.

Brenda Boyd

Brenda Boyd currently serves as senior academic director, program services, for the international quality assurance non-profit organization Quality Matters. In this role, she leads the professional development team, oversees the quality assurance and K-12 departments, and is responsible for the regular updating of the higher education Quality Matters rubrics. Brenda has extensive experience in both community college and university settings and has devoted her career to supporting faculty and institutions to move to quality digital teaching and learning.

Don Bennett