Hana Siddiquee (who describes herself as an ‘eternal student’) is a Business Faculty and a program developer at the City University of New York (CUNY), where she teaches graduate and undergraduate courses. She developed an MBA in Project Management program and designed Project Management, Agile Project Management, Project Cost and Risk Analysis, and Business Marketing Analytics graduate courses at a reputable university.

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A pioneer in the use of Agile Teaching and Learning Methodology (ATLM), Hana is the only post-secondary educator in the USA to implement Agile Scrum Instructional methods in more than fifteen graduate and undergraduate courses. Currently, she is researching the topics of Agile Leadership in Higher Education, eduScrum in Higher Education, and L-EAF in Higher Education and Scaling in the Classroom, Experiential Team Building with Scrum, and Alleviating Poverty through Innovative Educational Programs.

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As an Executive Board Member at the Boston University Agile Innovation Lab, she is the co-creator and director of BU Agile in Education. Her goal, together with establishing the organization’s mission and the vision, is to transform education with modern teaching methods and innovative educational programs. 

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As one of the team leaders and research partners at the L-EAF.org Learning Education Agility Framework, she co-created the L-EAF Higher Education Learning Kanban and contributed to the ‘teaching agility’ and ‘student agility’ pillars of the framework.