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Student & Alumni Profiles |
Rehanna Ebrahim M.A. '08
M.A. in Adolescent Science Education
Now:
Teaching chemistry and biology at the Bronx Lab School.
I wanted to teach because:
I've always interacted with children and knew that my career would revolve around children. After completing my undergraduate degree, I got a job as an assistant teacher. I loved the influence I had on the students and how well they responded to science.
The economy's effect on me and my chosen career:
Because teaching is one of the more stable careers and because this is my second year teaching, I don't feel much of an effect. I feel confident and excited to be pursuing a career that is not only rewarding but also secure.
I'd most like to be remembered for:
In my classroom, I would like to be remembered for being firm yet understanding. And I want to be remembered for being a good listener because my students are often experiencing issues at home and always need someone to talk to.
In 10 Years, I will be:
Most likely in the education industry. If not teaching, then counseling. |
Contact
For additional information about the Ruth S. Ammon School of Education programs, please contact:
Christopher Church
Director of Education
p - 212.965.8340, extension 8351
e - church@adelphi.edu
Kimberly Jackson
Assistant Director of Education/Field & Clinical Site Placement
p - 212.965.8340 ext. 8356
e - kjackson@adelphi.edu
Ruth Ammon School of Education
Adelphi University
Manhattan Center
75 Varick Street, Second Floor
New York, NY 10013
p - 212.965.8340
f - 646.315.8966
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This page was last modified on September 21, 2011.
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