In this page, you can find the courses I took and plan on taking during the course of my studies at UCF. As an interdisciplinary studies student, my areas of studies are environmental studies, early childhood development, and psychology. I believe life should be lived to the fullest with mindfulness and consideration for the people, and environment around us. My areas of studies are quite important for me because each has a useful reason to it. Because of the unexploited resources of my hometown by its own habitants, I chose environmental studies so I could gain knowledge of how to use those resources in our advantage, and contribute to a better, more affordable life for the people. Growing up, I have always wanted to be a teacher because my mother owned a kindergarden. As the years go by, I started embracing being with children and taking care of them. I was also gifted 5 younger siblings that I learned to nurture and love. Taking care of children has always been a very important matter to me, and because they need all the love, care and discipline at that age I chose Early Childhood Development as my second major. The Psychology part of my education is a field I think is necessary no matter what you choose to specialize in.
