Noah Bopp is Founder and Head of The School for Ethics and Global Leadership (SEGL), a nationally-recognized program that aims to create a new generation of American leaders. With locations in London, Johannesburg, and Washington, DC, SEGL offers motivated high school students a rigorous semester-long experience. Its curriculum convenes viewpoints from across the political spectrum, promotes ethical critical thinking, and centers “growth discourse” – dialogue that helps each participant grow.
Noah has 30 years of teaching and administrative experience, and is a frequent speaker to adult and student groups around the country. His work has been featured in Foreign Policy, The Washington Post, MSNBC’s Morning Joe, and other media outlets. He is a graduate of Oberlin College (where he captained the men’s basketball team), Duke University, and the Klingenstein Private School Leadership program at Teachers College, Columbia University. The Lakeside School awarded him its Distinguished Alumni Award in 2021.
Noah serves on the boards of the Mithil Prasad Foundation (which was co-founded by SEGL graduate Rachna Prasad), and Capitol Hill Day School. He lives with his wife, Sydney, and daughter, Daisy, in Washington, DC.
