Chris Robinson is an experienced educator and professional learning specialist whose work spans teacher mentoring, incarceration instruction, adult education, GED preparation, curriculum design, and workshop facilitation. His teaching career has taken him from a 5-12 classroom on Kodiak Island, Alaska, to Humanities instruction in a secondary school in England, along with work in K-12, higher education, museum education, and correctional education. He is a former Teacher in Residence at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian and currently serves as a consultant with Iowa State University. Robinson is also serving his fifth consecutive term on the Kentucky Native American Heritage Commission, where he is Acting Chair and Education Chair.