Christian Starling

Christian Starling is Co-Director at SEGL in London, where he also teaches Ethics and Leadership. Before moving to London, he served as Academic Dean and English teacher at SEGL in DC. He is on his second SEGL tour of duty; prior to his return in 2017 he spent three years as an administrator and Humanities teacher at Community Charter School of Cambridge in Massachusetts. Christian is a graduate of Harvard University, where he earned a degree in Social Anthropology and a secondary certification in Visual and Environmental Studies. At Harvard, he spent most of his time focused on social justice work, in both volunteer and full-time employment positions year-round. He divided up his time as a director, elected officer, and student trustee at the Phillips Brooks House Association (PBHA), the nation’s largest student-run social justice and non-profit organization. Additionally, he worked as a recruitment intern for the Boston-based non-profit Artists for Humanity. In his recent tenure as a Citizen Schools National Teaching Fellow, he was leader of his campus’s Eighth Grade Academy and college and career prep curriculum lead in Charlotte, North Carolina.