Creating Imaginative Worlds with Writing
It is hard to believe that fifteen years have passed since I embarked on my teaching journey. I vividly remember my life in 2011, working in financial aid, when my boss, colleague, and friend, Albert Prado, encouraged me to pursue teaching. Albert and I go way back—he was my first manager in the student bookstore… Continue reading My 15-Year Journey in Teaching: Lessons and Mentorship
My Journey as an Educator For those who may not know I am a professor and have been given the privilege of a teaching career part time by an incredible mentor by the name of Glenn Dunki-Jacobs, now retired. Having the opportunity to teach business students from 2011-2019 name Mt. Sierra College before the… Continue reading Reflections on Teaching and Personal Legacy
At a very young age, many of us are encouraged to go to college, get an education so that we will have the earning potential needed to be successful in our life and be self-sufficient. As someone who went to college, I agree that college can help you be successful in your career, but it’s… Continue reading Learning on a Budget and Still be Successful
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