
Kristie English, M.Ed.
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, SEATTLE, WA :: About four years ago, Kristie decided her initial career choice in human resources and corporate training wasn’t making her happy. She discovered her real passion was in education and cognitive development.
Her shelves began to fill rapidly with books on brain research, and she volunteered much of her time at Education Access Network and Washington Business Week. Later, she enrolled in a series of neuropsychology courses at the UW and fell in love again with being on a university campus. She took the GRE and earned early admittance in the UW’s Graduate College of Education. Today, Kristie partook in the commencement ceremony and earned her Master’s degree in Special Education!
During the course of her two-year program, she managed to work at the university’s office of academic advising, volunteered her precious time at educational organizations, started up a successful insurance agency with her mom, pulled off a 3.97 GPA, and continued to spoil me with her love! What a woman!!! I’m so proud of her! Congratulations, Cutie!
Her shelves began to fill rapidly with books on brain research, and she volunteered much of her time at Education Access Network and Washington Business Week. Later, she enrolled in a series of neuropsychology courses at the UW and fell in love again with being on a university campus. She took the GRE and earned early admittance in the UW’s Graduate College of Education. Today, Kristie partook in the commencement ceremony and earned her Master’s degree in Special Education!
During the course of her two-year program, she managed to work at the university’s office of academic advising, volunteered her precious time at educational organizations, started up a successful insurance agency with her mom, pulled off a 3.97 GPA, and continued to spoil me with her love! What a woman!!! I’m so proud of her! Congratulations, Cutie!















Congratulations! So what’s next.
Congratulations Kristie! Wish I could’ve been there!
Congrats Kristie! Go Dawgs.
Congrats Kristie!