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BESO Officers 2006-2007
| Saraí Vázquez President Sarai Vasquez is from Guadalajara, México. This is her second year at UT and her second semester in BESO. She likes being in BESO because she has learned a lot of things that will help her to succeed in her career as a bilingual teacher. She chose to major in bilingual education because she likes to teach and she loves kids. Also, because she would love to help those kids that are learning English to improve academically. |
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lovelysarai@yahoo.com |
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Erica Fernandez
Vice President Erica Fernandez was born and raised in Houston Texas. This is her second year at UT and she has wanted to be a teacher since the age of 10. She hopes to work closely with minority females to try and help bridge the gap between minorities and failure rates. She believes that her family, friends and the value of faith has helped her become the person that she is today. Personal quote: “Children need a voice for the future and I look forward to teaching and making a difference in as many lives as I can….. Ok, ok I’ll settle for even one life!” |
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e.fernandez@mail.utexas.edu |
| Blanca J.
Jaimes Secretary
Blanca was born and raised in Austin, TX. She loves to listen,
observe, and analyze everything that surrounds her. She believes
that everyone has the right to keep their culture, customs, and
language alive. Through bilingual education she expects to have
the opportunity and responsibility to help all children maintain and
strengthen their essence.
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b.judith@mail.utexas.edu |
| Carmen
Meyer Public Relations
She is an advocate of bilingual/bicultural education and an
advocate for helping children with special, cultural, and linguistic
needs. She was a special education major with the goal of becoming a
bilingual special education teacher. She changed her major last fall,
but still hopes to teach bilingual special education some day and
eventually
pursue a career in educational policy to make or change laws to protect
our children. She wants to help her community, make a positive
difference, and be a servant for the public. She also likes bunnies.
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carmenmeyer@mail.utexas.edu |
| Angel
Pérez Treasurer
Angel was born in Monterrey, Nuevo León, México and grew
up in San Antonio,
Texas. He is a junior in the UTeach Natural Sciences
program. This is his second year in BESO. Angel joined BESO
because he really enjoys the meetings and activities. He
recognizes the need for educators in this field and supports bilingual
education. His goal is to be a math teacher with an ESL
certification. In his spare time, he likes to play basketball and
have fun.
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angelperez@mail.utexas.edu |
| Tony Del
Bosque Member - at - Large Tony Del
Bosque is one of those people that just enjoys life and never really
lets anything get in the way from getting a job done. Originally
from Eagle Pass, he is now in his third year of college here at UT and
is looking forward to graduating in Spring 2008 certified to be a
bilingual professor and hoping to make a difference in every student's
life. His static personality and dedication to the organization,
as well as his fellow officers, will definitely help it establish a
name for itself in and around Austin aspiring others who are seeking a
bilingual education degree to join the organization and make it one of
the best years yet!
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tonydelbosque@mail.utexas.edu |
| Jennifer
Rodríguez Member - at - Large
She was born and raised in Dallas, TX. This is her fourth year at
UT and her second year participating in BESO. She first wanted to
become a teacher in 3rd grade because she thought it would be awesome
to be able to write on the chalkboard and overhead. Don’t worry; her
reasons for wanting to become a teacher have since changed. She has a
great love for children and their well-being as well as their cognitive
comprehension. She also has an interest in speech pathology and
hopes to pursue that interest in the future.
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jen_rod@mail.utexas.edu |
