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Who am I?

I graduated from Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska in 2000 with a degree in Environmental Science.  After graduation, I worked as a summer intern at Theordore Roosevelt National Park as a biological science technician.  While counting weeds and fighting forest fires was a great time, I realized that teaching was my true calling and enrolled in a certification program upon my return.

I completed my teaching certificate in 2002, and have taught both 8th grade and high school levels during my 6-year career as a science teacher.  Currently, I teach biology at Saint Joseph Notre Dame high School in Alameda, California.  I have a particular interest in using technology to accelerate and inspire student learning in the science classroom.

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