Currently in my fifth year here at Little Chute High, I can safely say that I've discovered my calling. I absolutely love teaching; it allows me to pursue my interests in the biological sciences while sharing my passion for learning with others. How can any profession be more rewarding, really?

I teach sophomore biology, ecology & environmental science, human anatomy & physiology, and food and exercise science (Independent Study). I've always possessed a profound fascination with both biological and environmental sciences, so it only seems fitting that I'm able to explore both of these disciplines with my students on a daily basis.

Beyond teaching, I also serve as the EARTH Club Advisor for the high school. This position is especially rewarding for me because it allows me to share my deepest passion with my students: environmental stewardship. Fortunately for me, I learn just as much from my students as they learn from be about what it truly means to be a conservationist. Currently pursuing my Master's of Science in Environmental Education, I hope to continue learning how I can most effectively engage my students in making proenvironmental decisions. After all, anyone can talk the talk...I'd like to demonstrate to my students that I also know how to walk the walk.