Theresa Molino, Behavioral Sciences
Education: B.A. and M.A. in anthropology from UC Berkeley.
Experience: Three years of part-time teaching experience at SRJC; and UC Berkeley.
Most interesting thing about you that students wouldn’t suspect: “I like pie for breakfast.”
Impression of SRJC/Santa Rosa: “As an alumna, it was like coming home!”
Favorite Joke: “I can row, canoe?”
If you weren’t teaching at SRJC: “Without a doubt, I would be working on my dissertation research at the McCown Laboratory, UC Berkeley, processing botanical remains from Native American sites on the southern Oregon coast.”
Advice for students: “I highly recommend visiting your instructors during office hours! Drop by just to introduce yourself. It will make you stand out amongst your peers. It will also give the instructors an opportunity to know you better, which is vital for those letters of recommendations that many will need for their educational goals.”
Pat • Jul 9, 2017 at 10:47 pm
Have you ever heard of very old nut seeds similar to walnuts or smaller coming out from central oregon coastal agate beds along the edge of old basalt flows after storms?
Thank you!