Nancy Baker is a qualified professional, that works in Sno-Botics main office of which is in 88. as a First Lego League Coach from 2011. Nancy gained professional experience in more than six positions at various companies. Nancy Baker went to the The University of Texas at Arlington and received education there from 2003 to 2005. Seattle, Washington is the city, where the professional was lastly known to be located. This expert's contacts are accessed through Connexy on demand.
Name variants:
Agnes Baker,
Nan Baker,
Nana Baker,
Nannie Baker,
Nanny Baker
Contact Information
Last Update
Jun 23, 2022
Email
th**@gmail.com, na**@gmail.com
Location
Seattle, WA
Company
Sno-Botics
Workplace
First Lego League Coach
Work History
First Lego League Coach
Snoqualmie, WA
Coached middle school boys teams for two years. 2011: AWARD> 1st Place For Research and Project. 2012: AWARD > 1st Place for FLL Core Values ( Friendly competition and mutual gain a...
from 2011
Research and Grant Writing - Volunteer
As a parent volunteer with an education background, I have assisted my local school district's administration with the research and grant writing needed to initiate best practice reforms. Th...
from 2010
Director of Education
Wrote, developed, and implemented GREAT: Gluten-free Resource Education Awareness Training. GREAT is a curriculum designed to teach the food industry how to safely produce products for the ...
2007 — 2010
Founder
The Celiac Site initiated a conversation about gluten-free standards and who were the stakeholders in the discussion. I suggested that beyond non-profits and dietitians that the food indust...
2004 — 2007
Newspapers in Education Coordinator
Prague, CZ
Wrote weekly newspaper insert for English Language Learners in the Czech public schools.
2003 — 2004
Education
2003 — 2005
1991 — 1992
1989 — 1991
1987 — 1989
Occupations
Executive
Owner
Chief Executive
Skills
Multicultural Education
Non Profits
Event Management
Blogging
Editing
Newsletters
Social Media
Youth Engagement
Diversity Training
Program Development
Social Networking
Youth Development
Curriculum Design