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Rosalba C Ramirez

Director for College Access Programs

Biography

Rosalba Ramírez serves as Director of College Access Programs at 麻豆区 where she oversees programs that foster access, interest, and readiness in post-secondary education to precollege aged and underrepresented students. She believes in the power of education to make a positive impact in the future of our communities.

Rosalba has worked at Calvin for over six years serving in different capacities, such as Program Coordinator and Career Coach.  

Prior to 麻豆区, Rosalba worked as an Assistant Professor, team leader, and Oral Proficiency Interviewer (OPI) in the Spanish department at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, CA. She also worked as a Spanish high school teacher in Upper Marlboro, MD, and as a Teacher Assistant in Albuquerque, NM.

Rosalba is originally from Mexico City and has lived in nine different states in the United States. In her free time, Rosalba enjoys working in projects involving language acquisition and interpretation, reading, and spending time with her husband and children.

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