Trevor Packer

Personal life Packer is the oldest of nine siblings and grew up in the LDS Church, late attending Brigham Young University.[1] Packer graduated valedictorian of his high school.[1] While at Brigham Young University, he studied English literature (particularly of the Victorian era).[2] He was initially planning on obtaining a PhD, but ultimately obtained a master's degree.[3] For his "mission" as part of the Mormon church, he was sent to Milwaukee.[1] College Board Packer has led the AP program for the College Board since 2003.[2] Previously, he had worked as a part-time employee but was persuaded to become a full-time employee by then-AP director Lee Jones.[1] Packer is known amongst AP students for his presence on Twitter (under the handle @AP_Trevor).[1] In 2020, Packer faced heavy scrutiny over his handling of the AP exams during the COVID-19 pandemic.