Christina Carmichael

• Chico State Honors Student, Child Development Honors Student                                  GPA: 3.9
• Chico State College of Behavioral and Social Sciences Dean’s List                                                                                                                                                                             August 2012- December 2015
• Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society                                              August 2013- December 2015

UNIMORE University of Reggio Emilia, Italy                                            August 2014- December 2014

• Study Abroad Student with an Emphasis in International Education
  

• Implemented Waldorf philosophy and curriculum in the form of daily and weekly activities, such as circle time and morning snack preparation, to 22 kindergarten children five and six years of age.  
  
• Assessed, recorded, and reported the development and progress of the children, specifically those with identified challenges who are not developing typically. 
  

• Assisted in the daily sessions of children ages newborn to three-years-old receiving occupational therapy services focusing on Sensory Integration.
• Filed and maintained confidential client information efficiently and accurately.

• Prepared and evaluated developmentally appropriate curriculum for fourteen 2-3 year-olds.
• Participated in staff meetings and parent social events.
• Completed weekly observation notes and Desired Results assessments and assessed behavior management techniques.

• Served as a professional, reliable, and dedicated teacher at an accredited National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) school, committed to ensuring the needs of every child in the classroom of 12 preschoolers were met.

• Worked one-on-one with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder(ASD) and other developmental disabilities to learn and grow through unique and exciting activities.

• Created and executed English lesson plans for students in grades one, three, and four.
• Easily adapted to a variety of learning techniques, behaviors, and styles.
  

One of four students chosen to attend the event for professionals dedicated to helping and promoting lactation support in the community

A scholarship dedicated to supporting promising Child Development students towards completing their education and becoming skilled professionals in their field.

A scholarship awarded to college freshmen based on academic performance as well as their prospective performance, as assessed by teachers and/or counselors familiar with them.