Hi There, it's great to e-meet you! I currently work as a Project Manager for UCSF. I used to teach seventh grade at a junior high school in Davis, CA. And I certainly miss the classroom! I used to be a Wyzant tutor about eight years ago prior to beginning my professional journey.
After teaching for a year, I wanted to do more for students on a macro level and not just in the classroom. I then started working for a federal grant that promoted college & career preparation cultures in...
Hi There, it's great to e-meet you! I currently work as a Project Manager for UCSF. I used to teach seventh grade at a junior high school in Davis, CA. And I certainly miss the classroom! I used to be a Wyzant tutor about eight years ago prior to beginning my professional journey.
After teaching for a year, I wanted to do more for students on a macro level and not just in the classroom. I then started working for a federal grant that promoted college & career preparation cultures in low-income middle schools for four and a half years. I then focused my career in helping the higher education industry--I started working for UC Berkeley, I developed a customer service model for a one-stop shop within Student Affairs. I also built Salesforce Service Cloud for the customer service model.
Apart from my work life, I think that there is no limits to my strengths, and I like to push myself to understand that. I started strength training my body a couple of months ago, and I love it! I do know I have a lot of work to do moving forward, but I am up for it and want to become a healthier human being.
In college, I studied English Literature and Education. I have passion for writing. In my spare time, I write short stories, and poetry. I focused my studies in college, in Renaissance Literature. I adore that era, where English evolved from Old English to the Modern era. When people were still beginning to understand their place in society, and when society, had rules and a hierarchy. To me, English is not just a language, but expressions of dignity, grace, and societal norms. The way you speak and write defines your role in society, defines your individuality and behavior.
I used to be very shy, and when I first began public speaking, I could not even get myself to get up from my seat. I hated having to speak in public. Part of that reason is because people would not see me as anything other than being shy. I felt judged and unappreciated. However, when I got to an age where I realized that "all the world’s a stage,
