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Esmeralda Amescua

She/Her/Ella

Policy and Procedure Project Coordinator, The Research Institute

89785 | amescuae@wou.edu
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Why I chose WOU

I chose Western because of its diversity and intentional vision to include and empower all. Western also aligns perfectly with my career aspirations and personal interests.

At WOU since

04/11/2022

Hobbies

My hobbies are traveling, gardening, spending time in nature, and spending time with my family. I also love watching movies.

Fun fact

I have two miniature Dachshunds (wiener dogs). Frankie and Franchesca

Hometown

Independence, Oregon

Favorite book/movie

I love movies! One of my favorite movies is - A man called Otto.

Areas of responsibility

As Policy & Procedure Coordinator, my role is to ensure that Child Care Substitutes of Oregon remains organized in their development and management of relevant policies. This includes liaising with partners and community organizations, reviewing documents for compliance, and documenting all relevant policies as they relate to Oregon’s Office of Child Care and Western Oregon University.

Education

Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer (AAOT) Degree from Chemeketa Community College. B.A. in Interdisciplinary degree from Western Oregon University with three foci: Humanities, Social Sciences, and Education.

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