As a first-generation college graduate, Sandra González-Lamb is passionate about removing the barriers she faced in pursuing education.

She is fascinated by the cross-section where Work based Learning, IT, and education meet.

At St. Philip’s College, she works as a Career Coach helping recruit students and assist them in aligning their passions with a career focus. (Previous Grant Writer.)

As the CEO and founder of Talent Hatched, she is working on an EdTech startup within the social innovation space.

CliftonStrengths Top 5: Futuristic| Learner| Ideation
| Individualization| Achiever

PRESENTATIONS:

“Linking Middle School Endorsements to College Career Clusters to Workforce Job Examples.” A presentation at the NISOD International Conference on Teaching & Leadership Excellence, May 2019.

“Beginning with the Alamo INSTITUTES as an example of a pathway.” A presentation at the 7th Annual Alamo College Student Success Summit, March 2019. (Collaboration with two St. Mary’s University STEM faculty members).

“SA Works Works in St. Philip's College: Exploring Workforce Collaboration.” A presentation at the 4th Annual Alamo Area College Access & Completion Summit, February 2019.

“Financial Literacy as an eLearning Standard.” A presentation at the Alamo Colleges EduTech Conference, November 2018.

“Financial Literacy.” A presentation at the Texas Region 20 Symposium, San Antonio, Texas, 2018.

“How to use AI and VR in Education.” A presentation at the Texas Region 20 Symposium, San Antonio, Texas, 2018.

“K-16 Partnerships.” A presentation at the Alamo Colleges Developmental Education Summit, SAT, 2011.

“Strategies for Succeeding in College.” A presentation at the Alamo Colleges Developmental Education Summit, San Antonio, Texas, 2011.

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