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Umy Concepcion

She/Her/ Hers/ Ella

Project Support Specialist, Bilingual (Assessment), The Research Institute

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Why I chose WOU

I am an alum of WOU and am honored to give back to my alma mater by promoting early childhood education.

At WOU since

04/24/2023

Hobbies

Reading, crochet, coloring, hiking, rock hounding, Sci-fi and suspense movies, karaoke

Fun fact

Umy loves to make the national dish of El Salavador, the pupusa.

Hometown

Los Angeles, CA

Favorite book/movie

Legally Blonde and the Harry Potter books series

Areas of responsibility

TRI Project Support Specialists on the Observation and Assessment Team provide project scheduling and related coordination support, including bilingual customer service. Administrative support includes tracking observer reliability, ordering materials, and providing coordination support as needed.

Education

BA in Psychology and Community Health

Professional experience

Community Health Worker, Benton County Health Department

Awards and honors

Professional memberships

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