Lindsey Moehlig

I am currently in my nineth year as a teacher and coach, first year in the special education department at my campus. Entering and completing graduate school has been a passion of mine for many years and when I continued to think about it, I finally took the steps to pursue the degree. I enjoy working in special education and wanted to further my knowledge in the department. I also am passisonate about knowing "why" or "how" students/people work, especially those with exceptionalities. By pursuing a graduate degree in Special Education and as an Educational Diagnotician, I will be able to help my current and future students and guide them to a better learing process. I will be able to dig deeper in special education field, gain more knowledge and have a better underdstanding about my students.

I have enjoyed being in grad school thus far, and continue to enjoy learing more information pertaining to my career path as an educational diagnostician. I have enjoyed my professors, the information they have shared with the students and the prompt communication. It is always a great feeling when professors want to see their students become successful and will do what they can to ensure that.

Taking care of my daughters
Cooking and baking
Utilizing down time for opportunities to learn for my daughters (zoo, museums, etc.)
Relaxing when I can