Seth Gordon is an adjunct instructor at Wright State University, teaching graduate coursework in organizational behavior (LDR 7090: Navigating Organizations) along with undergraduate and graduate courses in civic engagement. He is currently a graduate student in Wright State's Clinical Mental Health Counseling program.

Gordon brings more than twenty-five years of experience in higher education, with a focus on non-traditional and adult learners, including thirteen years as the inaugural Director of Wright State's Veteran and Military Center, where he built a nationally recognized student success program, co-founded the award-winning WYSO radio series Veterans Voices, and designed the VMC Student Champion Program, a campus-wide training in military culture, mental health awareness, suicide prevention, and Mental Health First Aid. He is a contributing author to Supporting Military-Connected College Students: Applying Theory to Student Affairs Practice (Routledge, 2026) and a graduate of Leadership Dayton's Class of 2016.

Outside the classroom, Seth is an avid cyclist and a lifelong reader of science fiction.