Dr. Min
Head of School
Dr. Min started her journey in education by earning a teaching credential at CalState East Bay, later obtaining both a Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degree from the School of Education at the University of California, Berkeley. She was the Dean and humanities teacher at a local public charter school and taught as an elementary school teacher in schools across the East Bay.
In addition to her experiences as an instructor and administrator, Dr. Min developed a rigorous and innovative K–8 science curriculum with the Learning Design Group at Lawrence Hall of Science at UC Berkeley. She also previously worked as an Instructional Reform Facilitator in San Francisco Unified and has supervised professional development for teacher education students at the University of San Francisco. Dr. Min’s past roles honed her expertise in optimizing the functionality of school systems and addressing the ever-evolving needs of students and instructors to provide communities with the best educational opportunities available.
Dr. Min first joined the BASIS Independent Schools network as the Director of Student Affairs at BASIS Independent Fremont. While at Fremont, she advanced into the role of Associate Head of School before becoming the founding Head of School for BASIS Independent Dublin. Throughout her career in education, she has been committed to the goal of achieving equitable outcomes for all students. Dr. Min looks forward to continuing this work and collaborating with teachers to foster the social and academic growth of students.
Outside of work, Dr. Min enjoys spending time with her family and son, doing creative projects, and traveling.