Brett Wilson is a dedicated school counselor and former educator with a rich background in teaching and counseling, currently based in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Originally from rural Wisconsin, Brett completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he double-majored in Economics and History and earned a certificate in Educational Studies. His early career saw him teaching tenth-grade World History and twelfth-grade Government and Economics at Clarksdale High School in Mississippi from 2019 to 2021. During this period, Brett initiated his graduate studies at Johns Hopkins University, pursuing a Master of Science in Education.

In 2021, Brett returned to Minnesota to be closer to family and transitioned into a role as a program/project coordinator with College Possible, a nonprofit focused on aiding low-income and first-generation students in gaining college access. Simultaneously, he continued his educational journey at the University of River Falls, where he is specializing in school counseling through a part-time graduate program. Brett is set to graduate in Spring 2024 with a Master of Science in Counseling (CACREP accredited).

Throughout his career, Brett has maintained a steadfast commitment to the holistic development of students. He brings a comprehensive, culturally responsive approach to school counseling, integrating his extensive classroom experience with his counseling expertise to support students' academic, social, and emotional needs. Brett's professional path reflects his deep dedication to education and student success, underscoring his skills in data-driven program implementation and his advocacy for educational equity. His website serves as a portfolio showcasing his diverse experiences in education, from teaching high school to developing impactful counseling programs.