CLASS Interim Manager/Academic Advisor IIBrenda Alvarado-Fernandez Advice for College Students: Take chances! Yes, it will be scary, it will be difficult and yes, it will be worth it. Challenge yourself so you may not grow stagnant. Education/Credentials: B.S. in Biological and Physical Sciences, University of Houston-Downtown. |
CLASS Outreach Coordinator IDaniela Cortez-Guerra Advice to College Students: The only way to grow and overcome your insecurities is to go out and do whatever it is that makes you uncomfortable. Failure isn’t the end, it’s a teachable moment. Keep moving forward and always aspire to learn and grow! Education/Credentials: B.A. in Anthropology with a Minor in Education from the University of Texas at Austin. |
CLASS Staff Assistant IIKatherine Hernandez Education/Credentials: B.A. in Spanish with Minors in English and Hispanic Studies from Texas A&M University. CLASS Professional Development Coordinator René G. Arnold Advice for College Students: DON'T GIVE UP! “Giving up on your goal because of one setback is like slashing your other three tires because you got one flat.” -unknown. This much heavily quoted statement by an unknown author sums it all up. Remember - You are not alone, ask for help - you can do it! Education/Credentials: Executive MBA from Prairie View A&M University in 2015 with a career background in Human Resources, corporate recruitment, and training; non-profit management. Recently experienced an exciting academic year as an Adjunct Faculty teaching Education 1300 - FYE. Love my students! |
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CLASS EDUC 1300 Faculty FellowGloria Maristany Advice to College Students: Ask! Ask for help and ask questions. Take advantage of all the resources available. Education/Credentials: I started teaching EDUC 1300 at Lone Star College-Tomball in the fall of 2014. Before that, I taught bilingual 3rd grade for 6 years. I received a Masters of Education from Sam Houston State University in 2012. |