Campus to Career: Job Talk with Director of Programs Faith Delgado
Are you curious about careers in education? Join us for a job talk with Faith Delgado, an alum who completed both a BA in Modern Literature and a Master’s in Education at UC Santa Cruz. Faith will share her professional story, from starting her career as a teacher, to working in her current position at an accessibility-oriented education nonprofit, to how her time at UCSC informs what she does now. You’ll learn how to apply your skills and passion to work in the education field, including in jobs outside of the classroom.
Hosted by UCSC Career Success and the Humanities Division
Learn more about Faith:
Faith Delgado is a Director of Programs for The Shadow Project, a non-profit dedicated to making schools more accessible and engaging for children with learning differences. She graduated from UCSC with a BA in Literature in 2013. She also received her teaching credential and MA in Education from UCSC in 2014. Faith has spent part of her career as a classroom teacher in grades K-3, and now works in the non-profit sector, providing resources and training for schools, teachers, and families to support neurodivergent students. While attending UCSC, she was a part of John R. Lewis College, taking the themes of social justice into her work in making education a more equitable place for all learners.
You Belong Here: The programs and services described here are open to all, consistent with state and federal law, as well as the University of California’s nondiscrimination policies. Every initiative—whether a student service, faculty program, or community event—is designed to be accessible, inclusive, and respectful of all identities.
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