Amber DeBoer

Amber DeBoer is an Adjunct Professor in Outdoor Leadership and Affiliate Faculty within the College of Undergraduate Studies at Denver Seminary, contributing to leadership and experiential education programs. She also founded and directs the outdoor leadership program at Warren Tech under Jefferson County Public Schools, and serves as a guide for Narrow Way Expeditions.

Her educational background includes:

• M.S. in Outdoor Leadership from Southern Adventist University
• B.A. in Behavioral Science from Metro State

Amber specializes in outdoor and experiential education, with professional certifications as a Level 1 ACCT Challenge Course Instructor, AMGA Single Pitch Instructor, LNT Master Educator, and Wilderness First Responder. Her work bridges academic instruction with practical outdoor leadership training, focusing on personal development, team dynamics, and environmental stewardship.

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Amber advises and mentors through her program leadership at Warren Tech and teaching at Denver Seminary, shaping future outdoor educators and leaders. While no formal grants are mentioned, her program development and instructional roles reflect sustained engagement in educational innovation.

She is actively involved in field-based teams and outdoor education programs, including Narrow Way Expeditions and the Warren Tech outdoor leadership initiative, where she integrates theory and practice in adventure-based learning.