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Meet Chelsey Neff
'21, Bachelor of Education in Adolescent and Young Adult Education, Bachelor of Arts in English Literature
“When choosing a career path, I knew I wanted to be an educator because my teachers impacted my life in a positive way, and I’m determined to give back to the future generations, If I can impact at least one student, hopefully many students, in a positive way that would be my ultimate goal.”
Read MoreMeet Cynthia Frye
'20, Ph.D. in special education curriculum and instruction
“Keeping up with my studies and the kids’ schedules, and keeping clean clothes and nutritious food in the fridge was a logistical challenge. ... The flexibility of schedules available for UToledo students is one of the reasons that was possible.”
Read MoreMeet Terri Draper
'22, Bachelor of Education in adolescent and young adult education, Bachelor of Arts in English
“I want to bring Spanish language and literature to classes I teach in the future, so my students are exposed to other cultures and perspectives. I remember learning so much about American and white European literature in school. I think it would be better for students to hear about Latin American, African and other cultures earlier in their education.”
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