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Jocelyn Marshall, Executive Administrative Assistant
Q: What did you do prior to CCRN?
A: “I am currently also a teacher at Daemen College and UB while in graduate school at UB. Previously, I’ve taught secondary and university courses over the last seven years, and I have also worked in publishing for about three years.”
Q: What do you enjoy most about working in an organization that interacts with children, families and child care providers?
A: “I find it really rewarding when I’ve helped others be successful, like helping a parent with their work and family schedules, seeing children reach next steps in development, organizing funding to expand outreach or efficacy.”
Q: What is your proudest personal accomplishment?
A: “Independently moving overseas and independently obtaining a job/starting a new life after completing my BA.”
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Sara Honsberger, Education & Training Specialist
Q: What did you do prior to CCRN?
A: “Before I started at CCRN I taught second grade for two years in Depew. Before teaching second grade I taught at a small private preschool for several years. I worked with toddlers and preschool aged children.”
Q: What is the most rewarding part of your job?
A: “The most rewarding part of my job is knowing that I am reaching out and helping/supporting educators. I am also ensuring that child care facilities are available and up to standards for children and their families. Being able to be a part of that is very satisfying.”
Q: What are your professional goals?
A: “My largest current professional goal is to obtain my training credential so I can start forming and implementing my own trainings at CCRN. After that, I would like to obtain my coaching credential as well.”
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Terrell Chambers, CACFP Specialist
Q: What drew you towards working at a non-profit organization?
A: “I knew I wanted to work for a non-profit since High School. I did a leadership and advocacy course at Citizen Committee for Children in New York City and wanted to help children since in the non-profit sector.”
Q: Who is your biggest influence?
A: “My biggest influence is my mother. She is a wonderful woman and mother to be able to invest so much time, energy, love, and money in me.”
Q: What are your professional goals?
A: “My professional goal is to gain as much experience and knowledge as I can. Within 10 years I would like to open up my own Recreation Center that will provide an abundance of resources for families as a whole and individuals!”