Stacie Muñoz (she/her) is a distinguished educational technology leader with over a decade of dedicated service in independent schools. Her career began as a Digital Learning Specialist at Garrison Forest School, an all-girls institution in Baltimore County, MD. She later advanced to the role of Director of Educational Technology at Urban School in San Francisco, contributing five years of transformative leadership. Presently, she serves as the Director of Educational Innovation and Technology Services at Oakwood School, where she plays a crucial role in fostering the integration of cutting-edge technologies in educational settings.

As a passionate advocate for the utilization of emerging technologies, Stacie regularly speaks at various conferences, discussing critical topics such as medial literacy, social media and activism, and algorithmic bias. Her commitment to these subjects is deeply rooted in her dedication to promoting diversity and empowering women, particularly women of color, to take on leadership roles in independent schools.

Stacie’s academic achievements include a Bachelor's degree in Cinematic Arts Production from the University of Southern California and a Master's degree in International and Multicultural Education from the University of San Francisco School of Education. This distinctive blend of cinematic arts and multicultural education informs her innovative approaches to educational technology, establishing her as a unique and influential leader in her field.