Susan Goyins Career Path

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Last week we had a speaker that talked to us about teaching science. Her names was Ms. Susan Goyins. I have meet Ms. Goyins before; her and my mother used to work together and they were very close friends. When she walked into the room I said to myself, "What a small world".
A lot of the students in the class are bio majors or other majors that go into biology( Like me. I'm a biochem major). Like Dr. Lee always reminds the class, many of us will not make it into medical school. This presentation helped give many students another alternative about a career path.
Ms. Goyins talked about her life as an educator. She has been a principal, supervisor, teacher, and the things that follow in the educational world. Today, she works with students that

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