Currently, I am completing my M.S.Ed in Education Policy at the University of Pennsylvania and working at the Consortium of Policy Research in Education. I got my start in education as a teacher in Boston, Massachusetts, where I also completed my Masters in Instruction at the Charles Sposato Graduate School of Education. As a teacher, I pioneered a sexual health curriculum, designed my own common-core aligned curriculum, and worked daily to advance high quality instruction in low-income school districts. I recognized my passion for education policy and applied education research as a Teach Plus policy fellow, where I worked to understand how new ESSA regulations impact turnaround schools in Massachusetts. After graduation, I plan to pursue this interest as a doctoral student.
With hiring season around the corner, students around GSE are donning their best blazers and putting the finishing touches on their updated resumes. Before you walk into that first interview, check out these helpful supports and strategies for Penn students from Penn career services:
1. Meet with a Career Counselor
If you haven’t already been to Penn GSE’s Career...
1. Stay caffeinated:
The Graduate Student Center offers free coffee to all students who bring their own mug.
2. Stay fed:
Every Monday, stop by GSE for free dinner. Make sure to get there early, as lines get long.
If you’re running between classes and need a quick bite to eat,...
