In 2012, I completed my degree in elementary education from Middle Tennessee State University. I immediately began teaching third grade in Hillsboro, Tennessee at Hillsboro Elementary School and continued teaching for five years. While teaching, I became the technology contact for faculty and staff seeking assistance implementing technology in the school environment. I participated in a number of trainings to gain knowledge in this area. In 2015, I decided to further my education by beginning graduate school. In May of 2017, I graduated from University of Arkansas with my Masters in educational technology. Immediately after graduating in June of 2017, I accepted a position with Alabama Department of Rehabilitation in Huntsville as the Assistive Technology Specialist for northern Alabama. Today, I continue with ADRS working with students and schools to recommend, provide, and train students and faculty on the best uses of assistive technology for students with disabilities.
Listed skills include Adobe Creative Suite, Apple Pages, Apple Numbers, Microsoft Office, and 17 others.