Regent University <> [D, Ph.D]
Doctorate - Virginia Beach, VA
August XX 2021 - XX 20XX
Education, C.Ph.D
Concentration: Educational Psychology
August XX 2021 - XX 20XX
Education, C.Ph.D
Concentration: Educational Psychology
National University <3.97> [G, MS; PPSC]
Graduate - La Jolla, CA
August 05 2019 - June 20 2021
Educational Counseling, MS, PPSC
Option: School Counseling
August 05 2019 - June 20 2021
Educational Counseling, MS, PPSC
Option: School Counseling
California State University, Los Angeles <3.8> [G, MA]
Graduate - Los Angeles, CA
August 21 2017 - May 18 2019
Education, MA
Option: Educational Foundations
August 21 2017 - May 18 2019
Education, MA
Option: Educational Foundations
University of California, Los Angeles <2.93> [UG, BA]
Undergraduate - Los Angeles, CA
September 23 2013 - June 16 2017
Political Science, BA
Concentration: International Relations
Minor(s): Spanish & Labor and Workplace Studies
September 23 2013 - June 16 2017
Political Science, BA
Concentration: International Relations
Minor(s): Spanish & Labor and Workplace Studies
El Camino College <3.8> [UG, AA; Cert.]
Undergraduate - Torrance, CA
July 07 2014 - December 14 2018
Administration of Justice: Homeland Security Essentials, C. Accomplishment (06/20)
Anthropology, AA (XX/21)
Economics, AA (06/19)
General Studies - Social and Behavioral Sciences, AA (12/18)
History, AAT (XX/21)
Psychology, AAT (08/20)
Sociology, AAT (08/20)
Women's, Gender and Sexual Studies, AA (XX/20)
July 07 2014 - December 14 2018
Administration of Justice: Homeland Security Essentials, C. Accomplishment (06/20)
Anthropology, AA (XX/21)
Economics, AA (06/19)
General Studies - Social and Behavioral Sciences, AA (12/18)
History, AAT (XX/21)
Psychology, AAT (08/20)
Sociology, AAT (08/20)
Women's, Gender and Sexual Studies, AA (XX/20)
Leuzinger High School <4.37> [HS]
High School - Lawndale, CA
August 29 2009 - June 20 2013
High School Diploma - Honors
August 29 2009 - June 20 2013
High School Diploma - Honors
Algebra 2 Honors <Mr. Alexander Cardenas>
Anatomy and Physiology <Ms. Kristen Matuz>
AVID 9 <Ms. Monique Evans>
AVID 10 <Ms. Monique Evans>
Biology 204 <Ms. Stacey Hertig / Maj. Ijaghe Eme, M.D.>
Calculus AB, Advanced Placement <Ms. Grace Yang>
Chemistry, Honors <Mr. Sean Gilbert>
Economics <Ms. Rachel Gunter>
English 9, Honors <Ms. Deborah Mitchell-Taylor>
English 10, Honors, <Ms. Jane Ann>
English Language and Composition, Advanced Placement <Ms. Lisette Morales>
English Literature and Composition, Advanced Placement <Ms. Ngoc Tran>
Environmental Science, Advanced Placement <Ms. Susanne Schultze>
Geometry <Ms. Grace Yang>
Geometry <Dr. Daniel Gavrilovich, EdD>
Introduction to Multimedia Arts <Ms. Amelia Arambula>
Psychology, Advanced Placement <Dr. Kamela Dexter, EdD>
Spanish 1 Native <Ms. Victoria Morales>
Spanish Language and Composition, Advanced Placement <Ms. Maria Diaz>
United States Government, Advanced Placement <Ms. Rachel Gunter>
United States History, Advanced Placement <Mr. Jeffrey Hromadka>
Video Game Development <Ms. Amelia Arambula>
World History, Advanced Placement <Mr. Edgar Alas>
Geology 1: Physical Geology | Staryl McCabe-Gylnn
This course provides an introduction to geology, including the scientific method and the history of geology. It examines the materials, structures, and processes that compose and shape the earth. It includes a survey of minerals, rocks, and soils a study of plate tectonics and the forces that create volcanoes, earthquakes, and mountains and a study of surface features due to weathering and erosion, streams, mass wasting, ground water, glaciers, wind, desert processes, and ocean waves. The course examines concepts of geologic time, relative and absolute age dating, and fossils. The course also investigates renewable and non-renewable resources as well as mining provinces that produce metals important for industry and technology.
Anatomy and Physiology <Ms. Kristen Matuz>
AVID 9 <Ms. Monique Evans>
AVID 10 <Ms. Monique Evans>
Biology 204 <Ms. Stacey Hertig / Maj. Ijaghe Eme, M.D.>
Calculus AB, Advanced Placement <Ms. Grace Yang>
Chemistry, Honors <Mr. Sean Gilbert>
Economics <Ms. Rachel Gunter>
English 9, Honors <Ms. Deborah Mitchell-Taylor>
English 10, Honors, <Ms. Jane Ann>
English Language and Composition, Advanced Placement <Ms. Lisette Morales>
English Literature and Composition, Advanced Placement <Ms. Ngoc Tran>
Environmental Science, Advanced Placement <Ms. Susanne Schultze>
Geometry <Ms. Grace Yang>
Geometry <Dr. Daniel Gavrilovich, EdD>
Introduction to Multimedia Arts <Ms. Amelia Arambula>
Psychology, Advanced Placement <Dr. Kamela Dexter, EdD>
Spanish 1 Native <Ms. Victoria Morales>
Spanish Language and Composition, Advanced Placement <Ms. Maria Diaz>
United States Government, Advanced Placement <Ms. Rachel Gunter>
United States History, Advanced Placement <Mr. Jeffrey Hromadka>
Video Game Development <Ms. Amelia Arambula>
World History, Advanced Placement <Mr. Edgar Alas>
Geology 1: Physical Geology | Staryl McCabe-Gylnn
This course provides an introduction to geology, including the scientific method and the history of geology. It examines the materials, structures, and processes that compose and shape the earth. It includes a survey of minerals, rocks, and soils a study of plate tectonics and the forces that create volcanoes, earthquakes, and mountains and a study of surface features due to weathering and erosion, streams, mass wasting, ground water, glaciers, wind, desert processes, and ocean waves. The course examines concepts of geologic time, relative and absolute age dating, and fossils. The course also investigates renewable and non-renewable resources as well as mining provinces that produce metals important for industry and technology.