hi everyone!
a little bit about myself. let's see....i was born and raised in roseville, ca. roseville used to be a small suburb of sacramento, but now it has grown into quite a little city. i loved the small town feel of roseville when i was growing up. both of my parents grew up there, so it seemed like EVERYBODY knew of my family. it was kinda cool, but sometimes i just wanted to get away, which is one of the reasons i ended up in oregon. the other reason would be from softball. i started playing when i was 4, competitively when i was 10. through softball, i was able to meet the coach at willamette and get recruited by him, which is exactly how i ended up here. i knew i wanted to get a good education and still be able to pursue my love of softball, which is exactly what i was able to do. :-). while at willamette i found my passion in history, specifically twentieth century european history.
teaching has always been something i could see myself doing. i have had many opportunities to work with children and young adults through coaching softball, and i would like to extend that farther into teaching. i am planning on teaching high school social studies, as well as coaching. i have not completely ruled out teaching middle school, but if everything works out the way i want it to, i will end up in a high school.
in my spare time, i like to fit in as much coaching as possible. i also enjoy curling up on the couch and diving into a good book. i love to travel, and hope to one day be fortunate enough to travel the world and learn about local histories while i am on my journey. i also love love love coffee. :-). i think that's about all i have for now for this post!
thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletemeanwhile, enjoy the great Oregon summers (and have a relaxing weekend)
Coffee rocks! I am up to go get a coffee any time (if we have time, that is)! It's been nice getting to know you in classes - glad that we are in the same Graduate Seminar group.
ReplyDeleteyou tell me when you want to get coffee and i am so there denise! i too am glad that we are in the same grad sem group. i look forward to getting know you more in the future! :-).
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