I have nine years of college teaching practice, supervisory experience in a small office setting, and I am fluent in English and Spanish. My academic experience includes teaching undergraduate students in the areas of architecture design, history, and theory at the Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico. As part of my teaching responsibilities, I frequently mentored students about their careers. Additionally, I taught summer architectural workshops to high school students interested in pursuing careers in architecture.

While I am currently involved in interior design projects, I look forward to returning to an academic setting because working with students is such a rewarding experience for me. I am a dedicated professional who enjoys working with students to help them reach their potential and career goals.

I am fluent in written and verbal Spanish as it is my first language and my bachelor's degree was conducted in Spanish.

I have a bachelor's degree in Architecture and a master's degree in Historic preservation. I taught History of Caribbean Architecture and I was teaching assistant for History of Architecture courses and Architecture Theory courses.

I believe that every student has the potential to learn and I always explain the reasons for what you are asked to do.