Congratulations to the First Cohort of Paraprofessional Pathways Graduates

Originally posted: May. 17, 2022
By: Kelsey Claus
Congratulations to these 36 students for earning their undergraduate degrees through the Paraprofessional Pathways Project as the program’s first cohort. Since the students are slated to complete their coursework later this summer, they were invited to participate in the Spring 2022 commencement ceremonies. Upon completion of the program, they will continue with the licensing process and eventually begin teaching in early childhood, elementary, or special education classrooms of their own.
- D’Angelo Brown
- Ingrid Cajabon
- Britany Paige Cameron-Winn
- Kira Carillo
- Krystal Clark
- Rezan Clemons
- Melanie Cook
- Stacy Davis
- Jacqueline Flores
- Sarisha Flowers
- Leslie Galarza-Luna
- Shanice Glover
- Sharaleen Gore
- Shaquelle Holland
- Antoinette Iardella
- Tamra Jackson
- Jessica Landeros
- Alexzandria Lawler
- Melinda Leake
- Jamie Lohmeyer
- Rodrigo Mendoza Gutierrez
- Ethan Mills
- Zulma Munoz
- Alex Najarro
- Ambershay Nezey
- Dora Ramirez
- Belia Rasmussen
- Maria Romero
- Lidia Sibrian
- Eric Spaight
- Amy Stewart Baxter
- Jamie Sullivan
- Lushawn Threats
- Kimberly Winn
- Gabriel Ybarra
- Noelle Young
About the program:
The UNLV College of Education’s Paraprofessional Pathways Project (PPP) provides a fast-track, high-quality pathway for paraprofessionals and school support professionals to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in education and complete qualifications for teacher licensure in a single academic year.