Anya W. has extensive experience in early childhood education and occupational therapy assistance, with a current role as a Toddler Teacher at Soldiers Field Park Children's Center since November 2017. Anya collaborates with a team of six teachers and conducts quarterly assessments of children's development using the AEPSI assessment tool. Previous positions include a Level II Fieldwork as an Occupational Therapy Assistant Student at United Cerebral Palsy and Jeffrey & Susan Brudnick Center for Living, where programming and interventions for individuals with disabilities were implemented. Anya also has experience as a Toddler Teacher and Floating Teacher at Partners HealthCare, and has worked in various educational roles, including internships at The Children's Center and Boston Children's Museum. Anya holds an Associate's degree in Occupational Therapist Assistance from North Shore Community College and a Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education from Wheelock College.
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Soldiers Field Park Children's Center
Soldiers Field Park Children’s Center (SFPCC) is a not-for-profit, Harvard–affiliated child care center located on the Harvard University campus. Opened in 1976, SFPCC provides educational-based care to approximately 80 children enrolled on a full or part-time basis, from ages 2 months to 5 years. Our mission is to create an enriching, educational environment in which every child in our care will learn, thrive and grow. From infant to preschool, through open discourse between our professional educators and families, we strive to put children’s individual needs before all else while fostering wonder, opportunity and joy in learning. SFPCC is governed by a Board of Directors made up of Center staff leadership, teachers, parents and representatives from Harvard University Office for Work/Life Resources. This team works together to oversee management of the Center and make sure that we continue to thrive in our commitment to excellence in child care and learning.