Kevin L. Burns is currently the Director of Career Education for the W. P. Carey School of Business Career Center at Arizona State University. He previously held managerial positions in the W. P. Carey Career Management Center for MBA's and the W. P. Carey School of Business Executive MBA program and as Director of the W. P. Carey School of Business Career Center.

Prior to working at the W. P. Carey School of Business, Kevin spent several years directing divisions focused on international marketing, sales and creative direction within the apparel and entertainment industries.  His client list included Warner Brothers, Bloomingdale’s, Wal-Mart, NFL, NBA and NASCAR among numerous others. 

Preceding this work, Kevin worked in the licensed product business representing over 250 world-wide entertainment properties in the music and film industries as well as serving as the Director of Operations for the merchandising of the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.  Kevin has an undergraduate degree in Fine Arts and a graduate degree in Learning and Information Design from Arizona State University.

Paul Kremer is a PhD candidate at ASU, and is a business and education leader.  He taught educational psychology as well as classes on Theories of Learning, Motivation, and Assessment and Moral, Social, and Cognitive Development in the College of Education.  He is the Founding Executive Director of EAGLE College Prep Elementary School, a charter school in Phoenix.  EAGLE is Expecting Academic Greatness with a Loving Emphasis. 

Paul believes that preparing for college should begin during the early years of one's life. He also thinks that students and families need more educational choices in order to achieve college preparation at an early age.  Paul has been involved in projects with bullying and peer relations in schools.  He works with ASU to create innovative teching stategies that incorporate academic tasks with social-emotional tasks. 

Dr. Pagan is recognized in the academic community as a scholar of History, this includes a B.A. from ASU, a Masters degree from U of A, including a Masters and PhD from Princeton University. At Princeton, he was a member of the Princeton Society of Fellows of the Woodrow Wilson Foundation, a President's Fellow, and a National Hispanic Scholarship recipient.  Professor Pagan is a noted author of several scholarly publications, which critically examine the social and cultural history of events within the Chicano community during WW II.  Professor Pagán has also worked with the award-winning PBS series American Experience as the lead historical consultant for the television episode and Web site entitled “Zoot Suit Riot.”