Tammy Ader-Green

Tammy Ader-Green is a Lecturer at Johns Hopkins University, affiliated with the JHU-MICA Film Centre. She is renowned as the writer-creator-showrunner of the Lifetime TV medical drama Strong Medicine, the first cable drama sold into syndication. Her career spans hundreds of hours of television writing and production, including work on Emmy-winning The Wonder Years, Golden Globe-winning Party of Five, and other series like Dawson’s Creek and Quantum Leap.

• Teaching: Has taught television writing in the Master’s Program at Columbia University and to seventh graders at the SEED School in Baltimore.
• Awards: Honored with the Gracie Allen Award, USC Annenberg Norman Lear Center awards, and recognition from the White House Project.