Thomas Winston Morgan is the Executive Director of IPSL Global Engagement at Westminster University.  Thomas has had international experiences that have influenced his understanding of and commitment to service, community involvement, and social justice—including LGBTQ rights, racial equality, animal rights, and progressive environmental policy. During high school, Thomas participated in a year-long AFS program to Tegucigalpa, Honduras. That early, intercultural experience set the trajectory of his life as a linguist, avid traveler, and social justice-minded person.

He has an educational background in Germanic Languages and Literature, Spanish, and International Finance. He is fluent in English, German, Spanish, and French, socially conversant in Italian and Portuguese, and recently started learning Japanese.

Glen Gil Galindo, Ed.M., is an experienced educator and developer of international educational programs with active projects in the United States, China, Costa Rica, and Colombia. He is the Founder and Executive Director of the Minga House Foundation, an established partner of IPSL Westminster, where he serves as faculty for field courses in health, social work, and education. As a former U.S. Marine, Glen launched the Troops for Teachers initiative in Colombia, connecting U.S. veterans with volunteer and paid teaching & coaching opportunities throughout Colombia.