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Please stop by our office in the north side by the doors of the Learning Resource Center (LRC)
of the Science Math and Technology Education building (SMATE). Or call us at 650-7678.
You can also send to us an e-mail:
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Bayley Lawrence is in the Secondary Ed. Masters in Teaching program. She graduated from the University of Washington in 2006 with her B.S. in biology, and then took a year off from school to do AmeriCorps work in Albuquerque, NM.
She came back to WA this past summer, entered the MIT program in the fall, and will complete her degree in the summer of 2009. After that Bayley hopes to teach high school biology and general science somewhere in central Washington.
Email: lawrenb@cc.wwu.edu |
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Hi my name is Travis Klaas, I am pursuing my Masters in Teaching. I am very excited to teach science. I completed my undergraduate work here at WWU in Geology, and really enjoy field work. The position as Graduate assistant has been a great experience. Learning about all of the teacher resources, helping with the sleep over with science and the arts, and collaborating with the science education classes have all been helpful pre-service experiences. If you are looking to become a science teacher you should check out how to become a SMATE graduate assistant.
Email: klaast@cc.wwu.edu
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Andrea Gabler completed her Bachelor of Science in Biology at Pacific Lutheran University with an emphasis on molecular biology and genetics and a minor in chemistry. She is now pursuing a Master’s degree in Secondary Education to teach science. Andrea likes to play sports, hike, travel, read, and bake. She also loves the show Lost and enjoys watching the NFL and NCAA basketball.
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For information regarding a teaching assistant position, contact the program director:
George D. Nelson
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