Angela Willyerd is a graduate of Otterbein College with a bachelor of science degree in Judicial Studies and Life Science with a concentration in Molecular Biology. After gaining a few years of life experience, Angela returned to Otterbein to pursue her passion for teaching with a Masters of Art in Teaching degree. Angela is licensed to teach grades 4-9 in Science and Language Arts.
As an undergraduate, Angela served as a student member-at-large on the National Council of Alpha Lambda Delta. This organization recognizes academic excellence in first year college students. Angela had the opportunity to plan and participate in national conferences that celebrated learning and reaching one's highest potential. It is this zest for learning that Mrs. Willyerd hopes to pass along to her students as well as having students realize their highest potential.
As a graduate student, Angela worked as an intern at the National Middle School Association (NMSA), which is now called the Association for Middle Level Educators. The NMSA experience allowed Angela to be well-versed in current issues, literature, and research regarding middle level education. Angela hopes to share her experiences through quality curriculum designed for middle school science and ELA.
