Irma Cedeno

Irma Cedeno has a diverse work experience, having worked in various fields such as education, writing, and language training. Irma is currently the founder and CEO of Diáfano, a personalized language training service. Irma also held teaching positions in New York University and Berkeley College, served as an English instructor in Japan Exchange and Teaching Program, and was an assistant editor at Lockwood Publications and a writer for Reader's Digest Association. Apart from this, they have also served as an Alumni Advisory Board for Hispanic Scholarship Fund and a Writer-in-residence for Brooklyn College. In 2022, they will be a UBS Fellow at The Fourth Floor and a Change Agent Fellow at Black Girl Ventures.

Irma Cedeno is currently attending Cornell University from 2021 to 2022, but there is no information provided about their field of study. Prior to this, they received a Bachelor's degree and a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) from New York University, but there is also no information provided about their field of study in these degrees. There is no information regarding the specific degree program or field of study of Irma's undocumented degree from the University of Oxford. Irma also holds a Certificate of Entrepreneurship from Goldman Sachs.