Daniel M. L. To

Daniel M. L. To is an Instructor at Trinity Western University (TWU) within the School of Graduate Studies, specializing in the Educational Leadership (MA) program. He also serves as the district representative for Mental Health and Wellness Programming in the Surrey School District and participates in Interagency/Intergovernmental Committees addressing youth mental health and at-risk programming. His roles emphasize bridging academic leadership with community-driven educational initiatives.

Education background includes:

• Doctorate in Education (Leadership), Simon Fraser University (2017)
• Masters of Education (Curriculum), University of British Columbia
• Bachelor of Education (Social Justice), University of British Columbia
• Bachelor of Arts (English Literature), University of British Columbia

Research interests focus on curricular leadership, school culture, student and family engagement in educational settings, mental health initiatives, and programming for at-risk youth. His doctoral thesis highlights the intersection of athletics, parental support, and academic outcomes. While no specific scientific awards are noted, his work reflects practical contributions to educational policy and student well-being.

Teaching responsibilities include LDRS 662 OL: Culturally Inclusive Teaching and Learning. He oversees programs for vulnerable youth and collaborates with local education authorities through affiliations like the British Columbia Principals and Vice Principals Association and the British Columbia School Superintendents Association.