I am currently certified by the Department of Education in Florida to teach 5-9th grade science. I have a Master's degree in Environmental Policy and Management. The courses I have taken for my bachelor's degree are Botany, Mammalogy, Ornithology, Vertebrate Zoology, Plant Identification, Taxonomy & Systematics, Soil Science, Water Science, Forestry with Lab, Biology with Lab, Chemistry with Lab, Environmental Science with Lab, and Environmental Science and Ecosystems Management.

I think outside-of-the-box when teaching and I make homework challenging and exciting. No lesson is boring. Learning is meant to be fun so I want my student(s) to grasp critical concepts about plant and wildlife species, as well as, how these organisms are essential to the environment and humans. I love to read and do photography. I also enjoy volunteering my time to advocate for animals and the environment.

I love writing. Both my undergraduate and graduate degrees have exposed me to research papers, essays, case studies, field studies, and a capstone thesis. One's emotions can best be reflected through the arts and writing is a form of art.