Dr. Alisa Wilson is a highly sought-after international speaker and respected educator with over 20 years of experience spanning K-12 and higher education. As an assistant professor, she serves both undergraduate and graduate education students, bringing a wealth of knowledge in teacher development, instructional leadership, and educational innovation.
Dr. Wilson’s expertise encompasses mentoring pre-service and early-career teachers, leading critical discussions on the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in instruction across K-12 and higher education and conducting research on teacher absenteeism. She is deeply committed to the principle that educators have one fundamental mission: to ensure students grow and evolve. She instills this philosophy in her students, inspiring them to strive for excellence and believe in their ability to succeed.
A dedicated mentor and thought leader, Dr. Wilson facilitates professional dialogues on AI, educational technology, and social-emotional learning (SEL) in both urban and rural school districts. She is an internationally recognized speaker on topics including teacher absenteeism, middle-level education, Gen Z/Alpha learners, and AI-powered instruction (e.g., ChatGPT’s impact on learning environments).
Dr. Wilson holds a master’s degree in Instruction, Curriculum, and Leadership, a graduate certificate in Educational Technology, over 18 graduate hours in Special Education, and a doctorate in Educational Leadership. Beyond her university role, she is actively engaged in her community: singing in a local choir, serving as a substitute middle-level teacher, and advising doctoral students. She is also the founder and owner of Ask Vera Consultants, LLC, where she provides expert guidance on education, leadership, and instructional innovation.