Sandra Steranko was born in 1973 and grew up in the small village of Dundee, New York. She attended Northwest community College, where she earned an associate of science degree in elementary education in 2005, and the University of North Colorado, where she earned a bachelor of science degree in audiology and speech and language pathology in 2007. She is certified through Oxford Seminars to teach English as a second language and has completed a module to teach English grammar to those learning English as a second language. Although currently disabled due to traumatic brain injury, she is striving to return to Children’s Resource Center in Cody, Wyoming, where she hopes to serve as a speech and language pathology assistant.
An avid traveller and outdoor recreationist before her illness and surgery, Sandra has authored articles for European outdoor magazines. Today she writes to educate, to offer support, and to give hope to her readers.
Sandra Steranko was born in 1973 and grew up in the small village of Dundee, New York. She attended Northwest community College, where she earned an associate of science degree in elementary education in 2005, and the University of North Colorado, where she earned a bachelor of science degree in audiology and speech and language pathology in 2007. She is certified through Oxford Seminars to teach English as a second language and has completed a module to teach English grammar to those learning English as a second language. Although currently disabled due to traumatic brain injury, she is striving to return to Children’s Resource Center in Cody, Wyoming, where she hopes to serve as a speech and language pathology assistant.
An avid traveller and outdoor recreationist before her illness and surgery, Sandra has authored articles for European outdoor magazines. Today she writes to educate, to offer support, and to give hope to her readers.
Sandra Steranko was born in 1973 and grew up in the small village of Dundee, New York. She attended Northwest community College, where she earned an associate of science degree in elementary education in 2005, and the University of North Colorado, where she earned a bachelor of science degree in audiology and speech and language pathology in 2007. She is certified through Oxford Seminars to teach English as a second language and has completed a module to teach English grammar to those learning English as a second language. Although currently disabled due to traumatic brain injury, she is striving to return to Children’s Resource Center in Cody, Wyoming, where she hopes to serve as a speech and language pathology assistant.
An avid traveller and outdoor recreationist before her illness and surgery, Sandra has authored articles for European outdoor magazines. Today she writes to educate, to offer support, and to give hope to her readers.
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