Rod McCall is an educator, author, and advocate based in Plano, Texas. After the tragic loss of his son Eryk due to severe parental alienation, he authored For the Love of Eryk, sharing his personal journey and shedding light on this form of psychological abuse. Rod now speaks nationally to raise awareness and promote reforms in family law. He also serves as a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate and visitation supervisor, supporting families affected by high-conflict custody cases.

I am a passionate social science educator with over a decade of success teaching Advanced Placement courses and leading academic teams. Certified in Texas for Social Studies (4–8, 7–12) and ESL Supplemental, I foster critical thinking, civic engagement, and adaptability in students. Currently, I serve as Department Head and a Guiding Leadership and RTI team member at a North Texas high school, teaching AP U.S. Government and Politics, AP Macroeconomics, U.S. Government, Economics, and World Geography. I have extensive experience designing curriculum, integrating technology, and leading professional development. Previously, I chaired departments at two Florida high schools, developed innovative strategies, and supported district instructional improvements. I am also an AP U.S. Government and Politics Rater for the Educational Testing Service. As a lifelong learner, I am pursuing a Master of Education at the University of North Texas to equip students for a changing world better.