Jennifer Tomlinson

Date:  07/13/99

Education: Bachelor of Science in the area of Agriculture and Extension Education, NMSU
                        Masters of Art in the area of Agricultural and Extension Education, NMSU

Endorsements: Science (Secondary), NMSU
                                ESL & Administrative (in progress) U of P, NPC

Universities:  New Mexico State University
                            Northland Pioneer College
                            University of Phoenix

Background information:  I was born and raised in New Mexico.  I taught for 3 years on the Navajo Indian Reservation in Sanders, AZ.   I have also worked for NMSU as a Lab Aide, Graduate Assistant, and Special Programs Coordinator.

My love is agriculture and my life is teaching so I decided to combine the two and make a career for myself.  I am currently teaching at Gadsden High School as an agricultural science and physical science teacher.  My goal is to develop an agricultural science curriculums that my school will except as alternative science credit.  In other words I want to bring the traditional science courses into the Ag. Science classes, which will give way for a more applied method of learning science.  So if anyone has any ideas or philosophies on this subject I would love your input and thoughts.

Thanks!!!
 
 
 
 

Here I am!!! This is just a picture to show the world that I do have legs and I did wear my shorts in public.   Now most of you may think big deal, but as my friends can tell you it was a big deal for me.

If you have any questions on this project or my experiences at the Woodrow Wilson teacher training feel free to contact me: Click here for my email

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