New Teachers at Ambrit 2008-2009
-
-
- Maria Cristina Muir
- My name is Maria Cristina Muir and I was born in Rome. I
was raised in a bilingual home and am fluent in Italian and
English. I was very fortunate to have been raised in various
countries throughout the world, and have also worked in a number
of countries including Hong Kong, Singapore, London, and New York
to name a few. I attended Boston University for my
undergraduate studies and Teachers College, Columbia University
for my graduate studies where I studied Bilingual/Bicultural
Education K-6.
- I have always had a passion for basketball and will take up
any opportunity to play a pick-up game!! So yes, that's an
open invitation to everyone and anyone! I also have a
passion for mountain climbing, hiking and rock climbing. In
July 2005, I successfully reached the summit of Mount
Kilimanjaro!!
- I very much look forward to teaching at Ambrit and am excited
to be teaching the 5th grade. I also look forward to meeting
all of my future colleagues, students and their families, and to
embarking on this new and exciting adventure of living in
Rome!
-
- Lisa Nowak
- I am a 27 year old Maine native. After growing up of the
coast, I went to Wheaton College in Massachusetts for my
undergraduate where I studied Spanish, Psychology and Education
and played on the school Rugby team. I am completing my Master's
Degree in Spanish this summer at Middlebury College in Vermont. I
have taught Spanish for five years, 2 in public school and 3 in
private school here in the States. I have coached many seasons of
Soccer, Wrestling and Track & Field for both male and female
teams. My favorite activities include singing, playing the guitar,
playing tennis, traveling, reading and studying language. I look
forward to becoming part of the Ambrit community!
-
- Julie Sabatucci
- My name is Julie Sabatucci. I was born in Canada in a
city called Hamilton not far from Toronto. After teacher's
college, I decided to travel to Italy, where I started working in
an International School in Rome. I have been teaching for 20
years and really enjoy it. I believe to teach is to touch a
life forever!
- I am ready for a new challenge and I'm looking forward to
meeting the students, families and staff members at Ambrit.
See you in September.
-
Richard Hester
I have been a teacher for over 10 years and have taught in
schools in the U.K. and in South Asia. When I am not teaching I like
to keep fit and enjoy running and playing many sports. I am looking
forward very much to teaching at and being part of the Ambrit
community.
-
