Explorations Online Faculty

Director of CfA’s Waldorf High School Teacher Education Program (WHiSTEP) as of 2022, David has worked in four North American Waldorf schools, including one in Mexico, both as class and high school teacher. Before joining CfA, he taught humanities at the Maine Coast Waldorf School in Freeport, ME, for more than a decade. In the fall of 2021, he was appointed to AWSNA’s Leadership Council as Leader for the Northeast/Quebec region.

A graduate with a master’s degree in Waldorf education from Antioch University New England, David recently completed a CfA certificate program in Waldorf Leadership Development. His undergraduate degree at Tufts University was in English and Religion.

An ardent folk singer and guitar player, David came to anthroposophy first as a biodynamic farmer, then as a worker at a Camphill village before signing on as a class teacher.

Director of Explorations at the Center for Anthroposophy

A graduate of the AUNE Waldorf Teacher Education program, Bev has divided her 25-year teaching career between the Waldorf School of Princeton, where she was a class teacher, and High Mowing School, where she taught a variety of subjects, ranging from Health and Human Sexuality to English for international students. Currently, she is enjoying her work in adult education as Director of CfA’s online Explorations program. She is also a certified therapeutic musician and plays harp for the ill and dying.

Heather Scott, she/her(s) has worked as a teacher in the Waldorf method for close to twenty years.  She has an MA in Creative Writing from The University of New Hampshire and a BA from Sarah Lawrence College.  Heather has had a decades-long interest in the work of Black women writers and artists and is continuously inspired by African-American artistry.  Heather is currently a high school Humanities teacher at The Waldorf School of San Diego, where her daughter attended kindergarten to Grade 12.  Heather is an Alma Partner and a core faculty member of Sunbridge Institute's High School Teacher Education Program.  She has been a guest presenter for CfA and Explorations. Heather is African-American, of Scottish and West African descent. 

Nikki has been a high school and middle school Fine Arts teacher over the last 20 years in Waldorf schools as well as in alternative education settings such as group homes, residential treatment facilities, community centers, and clean & sober schools. In Waldorf settings she has taught outdoor Parent-Child classes and Parent-Baby groups, and has offered Fine Arts classes to a wide variety of ages. She has also worked in administration and has served as Faculty Chair.

Nikki has a degree in Fine Arts from UCSC. She is also a graduate of Antioch University’s Waldorf teacher training program and has completed the Waldorf Leadership and Development training as well as Explorations, and the Lifeways program. She is currently enrolled in CfA’s Kairos program and is working towards a MEd. through Antioch University.