Katrina Flasch

Katrina Flasch has extensive work experience in the education field. Katrina started their career as a Student Caller at Winona State University in 2012, where they called alumni, updated records, and raised funds for the university. Katrina then became a Resident Assistant, responsible for 30-90 college students, planning programs, resolving problems, and enforcing campus policies.

In 2014, Katrina worked as a Pharmacy Technician at Goltz Pharmacy before transitioning to the field of education. Katrina served as a Student Teacher at Fond du Lac High School in 2015, gaining practical experience in the classroom.

From 2016 onwards, Katrina focused on teaching science. Katrina worked as a Science Teacher at Beaverton School District and Mountain View Middle School. Additionally, they were a Biology Teacher at Portland Summer and Evening Scholars. Katrina also gained experience as a Long Term Substitute Teacher at Portland Public Schools.

Overall, Katrina Flasch has a strong background in education, with experience in teaching science and working with students at various academic levels.

Katrina Flasch attended Winona State University from 2010 to 2015, where they obtained a degree in Life Science Education with a specialization in Cellular and Molecular Biology. Their field of study was Biology, General. In addition, they hold a certification as a Secondary Life Science Teacher from the Minnesota Department of Education. Specific details about when they obtained this certification are not provided.