Susan Digiorgio

Susan DiGiorgio has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Susan started their career as an Adjunct Professor at Delaware County Community College, where they taught biology to non-majors. Susan then worked as a Research Specialist and Health Educator at the University of Pennsylvania, where they coordinated an educational project on bone health. Susan also served as the Executive Director of the Southeast Pennsylvania Area Health Education Center, where they managed contracts, wrote grants, and collaborated with healthcare organizations. Additionally, they worked as a Grant Writer for non-profit organizations and as a Technical Editor and Biologist at Garcia and Associates. Susan has experience in the education sector as well, having worked as a Managing Director and Tutor at the Huntington Learning Center, and as a Lead Teacher and Substitute Teacher at CCRES, Educational and Behavioral Health Services. Currently, Susan is a High School Science Teacher at Pope John Paul II High School. Susan has also volunteered as a Program Coordinator for the Volunteer English Program, where they trained tutors and managed tutor-student relationships.

Susan DiGiorgio has a Master of Science degree in Science Education from the University of Rochester. Susan also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Wildlife Biology from Colorado State University and an Associate of Applied Science degree in Science Laboratory Technology from the State University of NY at Cobleskill. In addition, Susan has obtained a certification in Nonprofit Management, although the institution and the specific details of when they obtained it are not provided.