I am in the Learning & Teaching program at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and enjoying the buffet of classes as well as the talented and diverse group of students in our classes. Prior to HGSE, I taught middle school Mathematics in New York City. When I first started teaching Mathematics, I taught mixed ability classes in 5th and 6th grade. For my last 4 years, I taught Honors Math to 6th through 8th grade students. All of these experiences were exhilarating! In addition to teaching Math, I spent one year as Assistant Director of Admissions at an independent school in San Francisco.

Prior to venturing out into the real world, I was a Fellow in Urban Education and Child Development at the Yale School of Medicine's, Child Study Center. The Yale Child Study Center is where I gained first hand experience with children who had a range of learning differences and were being evaluated for all sorts of reasons from PTSD to autism and other pervasive development disorders. Before this fellowship, I was a student at Wellesley College, where I earned my B.A. in History with a minor in Psychology.