Randal Houle

Randal Houle has a diverse work experience spanning over several industries.

In 2022, Randal Houle worked as a Medical Review Editor at AllMed Healthcare Management.

From 2020 to 2022, Randal served as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Washington State University Graduate School, where they handled assignments, tests, grades, and taught college-level courses to a total of 104 students.

Between 2018 and 2020, Randal held multiple roles at Salmon Creek Journal. Randal served as the Editor In Chief, leading a team of editors and contributing to the enhancement of the publication. Additionally, they worked as a Prose Editor during this time.

In 2018, Randal worked as a Copyeditor at The VanCougar Newsmagazine, where their responsibilities included reviewing and editing content for grammatical and style issues.

Randal's earlier experiences include working as a Sortation Associate at Amazon in 2017, a Family Service Counselor at Service Corporation International from 2016 to 2017, and a Special Asset Recovery role at Altus Global Trade Solutions from 2011 to 2014.

Furthermore, Randal has served as a Corporation and Continuing Ed Instructor at Clark College from 2011 to 2014, teaching novel and short story curriculum to students of varying writing skills and experience levels.

Randal Houle has a diverse education history. In 2017, they attended Clark College, where they earned an Associate of Arts (AA) degree with a focus on English Language and Literature. The following year, in 2018, they joined Washington State University and pursued multiple degrees simultaneously. At Washington State University - Edward R. Murrow College of Communication, they obtained a Bachelor's degree with a minor in Communication. Additionally, at Washington State University Vancouver, they earned a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in English Literature, with minors in Communications and Creative Writing. Randal Houle further expanded their knowledge by enrolling in the Washington State University Graduate School for their Master of Arts (MA) degree in English Language and Literature. The specific durations for their time at Washington State University Graduate School and start year for their education are not provided.