Greetings! My name is Tori Jackson. I am currently a substitute Adult Education Instructor at Gwinnett Technical College in Lawrenceville, GA. My primary responsibility is to teach English as a Second Language lessons to adults. I appreciate being able to interact with people from all over the world and help them as they embark on […]
My name is Dunia Moalim. I am currently a Middle Grades Math Teacher. I am the 7th Grade Math Department Chair at my school. I am the point of communication between all seventh grade math teachers, collaborating with other grade level chairs sharing effective strategies and planning tools. What inspires me is knowing that I […]
My name is Emilie Brick and a big part of my identity is where I am from and my family history. I was born in Ontario, Canada where I lived in a small farm town. Both my parents were immigrants. My father is from England and my mother is from France. My father immigrated when […]
Chad Marchong currently works with Georgia State University as the manager of Learning Analytics at the Center for Excellence for Teaching and Learning. Chad’s team is responsible for analyzing data that will support faculty, programs, departments, and colleges with building courses for their students to be more successful. Some of Chad’s professional accomplishments have been […]
Makia Thomas is passionate about all “things” education and advocacy. She currently serves as an Assistant Project Director with Georgia State University’s Best Practices Training team. The team develops and facilitates professional development sessions for Pre-K teachers. Most days you can find her working with some of her favorite people…STUDENTS and EDUCATORS in various cities […]
Hello! My name is Courtney Ward. I am a campus recruiter at EY. I hire college juniors to be strategy consulting interns. I own the process of opening applications, hosting on-campus events, managing first and final round interviews, making offer decisions, and persuading candidates to join EY. Recruiting is the primary part of my job. I […]