Rapid Fire
What could you give a 10-minute talk on with zero prep?
Soccer.
What did you want to be at 15, and how close did you get?
Professional soccer players, and I ended up playing up to college. So in the end not very close but I am still very passionate about soccer.
What’s a bad idea of yours that turned out to be a good one?
In college, I went with my friends to cliff jump into a quarry in New Hampshire. Fortunately no one was hurt, and it ended up being a great day in which I conquered a fear of heights!
maxwell.steinbrick@neiacademy.orgEDUCATION
B.S. in Elementary Education with a concentration focus in History,Keene State College
M.A. in Education, University of Bridgeport
BACKGROUND
Mr. Max Steinbrick, originally from Southwestern Connecticut, knew from an early age that he wanted to be a teacher. His passion for interdisciplinary teaching was ignited at Keene State College in New Hampshire, where his favorite classes included European History from 1918-1945, 1960s history through the music of Bob Dylan and Phil Ochs, and the Vietnam War explored through memory and film. Mr. Steinbrick met his wife in college, and they now live on the NEIA campus with their soon to be 3 year old daughter and a puppy, Luna. Mr. Steinbrick has taught in various capacities across Massachusetts and Rhode Island, but his dedication to interdisciplinary learning is what brought him to NEIA. Outside of teaching, he enjoys reading, soccer, fishing, and golfing.