Frontier Education Family

Our experienced leadership team guides our success, delivering solutions and service to our customers.
Founder & Program Director

Giuliana Marple

As a Teaching Faculty member and Lecturer of Italian, Giuliana Marple bridges cultures through education and diplomacy. Her expertise in international relations was forged through her work with the Olympic Committees in Salt Lake City and Turin, Italy, following her Master’s degree in Foreign Language Teaching from the University of Utah. Currently, Marple serves as a vital liaison between Salt Lake City and Italy, fostering cultural initiatives.  Her deep appreciation for Italian art, history, and cultural heritage shapes her approach as an international travel educator, where she creates immersive learning experiences for students and anyone with a desire to learn. When not cultivating cross-cultural connections, Marple can be found cycling through Utah’s scenic landscapes or pursuing her lifelong passion for horses.  

Collaborator & Program Director

Aspyn Bedingfield

My name is Aspyn Bedingfield and I have always had a passion for travel and learning foreign languages! Studying languages has allowed me to travel to places like Germany, France, Italy, and the Czech Republic. I recently completed my bachelor’s degree in World Languages and Cultures with an emphasis in German, French, and Italian. I am currently pursuing my master’s degree in comparative literature and cultural studies with an emphasis in German and Italian. I am passionate about providing culturally enriching experiences to students and helping them broaden their worldview! I believe that traveling is the absolute best form of education and I am excited to be affiliated with Frontier Education! 

Filmmaker & Director

Amanda Stoddard

Amanda Stoddard is an Emmy Award-winning director and producer known for her keen storytelling instincts. Her debut film, “One Revolution” (2011), garnered international recognition on the festival circuit and secured multiple awards.
Building on their success, her sophomore feature “ Quiet Heroes” (2018) premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, earning both a GLAAD Media Award nomination and a Daytime Emmy Award. Stoddard continued her acclaimed work with “No Crime in Sin” (2019), which received several industry accolades. Her narrative short film “Clicker” (2019) is currently making its way through the festival circuits.
Today Amanda works across multiple formats, developing projects that blend documentary and narrative storytelling for both film and television.

Filmmaker & Educator

Alysia Fae Klein

Alysia Klein is an independent filmmaker and educator with a focus in post-production and specializes in screendance and narrative filmmaking. Klein has been involved in and has produced a number of films, winning awards for best cinematography, best production design, and best film. She received her Master of Fine Arts in Film and Media Arts from the University of Utah and her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theater & Dance from the University of Wyoming. In addition to film, Professor Klein is an accomplished dancer and choreographer. She has received over twenty awards for outstanding choreography both regionally and nationally.

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