Dan Saull

Daniel Saull, a lifelong Florida resident, is a proponent for prison education programs, mental health awareness, group therapy, and positive reformation. In 2016, Daniel received a four year prison sentence with 10 years of probation to follow. While incarcerated he enrolled in the Adams State University distance correspondence learning program, earning a Master of Business degree. Furthermore, Daniel was also a positive influence upon his fellow inmates teaching GED classes along with one on one tutoring. He assisted over 50 of his peers with earning their high school equivalent diploma. Since his release he has hopes to continue his learning prowess by advancing his personal degrees and educational goals, applying to several accredited universities in pursuit of a Ph.D. Living out his passion for prison education reform, and mental health awareness, Daniel will also continue to teach and peer facilitate within the group learning models. Finally, he is happily married, lives in the south Florida area with his wife, 2 amazing dogs, and is an avid hockey fan.