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Teresa Wright is in her 8th year as the Executive Director of the Funding Information Center (FIC) in Texas. FIC is a nonprofit resource organization providing funding information, education and other resources nonprofit organizations need to succeed. For over 25 years, FI

My hometown is San Antonio, TX. Having been raised in Texas, I chose college near my family, Southwest Texas State University. Being an educator has become my life, my love, my dream. Although, there might be a moment of without a student, I still look for a lesson. My curiosity never escapes me. I am a certified EC-4th grade teacher and knowing how to plan, implement and maintain impeccable records comes naturally to me. I aspire to contribute my skills and talents in '..."a position which encompasses a large volume of highly complex decisions, a high degree of initiative and judgment.' I welcome the opportunity to diversify and show my mastery in any teaching environment. I consider myself to be an intelligent, conscientious and trustworthy educator and truly believe that each student has individual needs. Thus, a caring, stimulating atmosphere in which to grow and mature emotionally, intellectually, physically, and socially is the key to success. As an educator, I help students meet their fullest potential by giving them knowledge to facilitate their own growth. I know establishing an atmosphere of mutual respect in the classroom between a teacher and students, as well as between students and students is crucial. If a teacher models respect and compassion, the students will respond in the same fashion, not only towards the teacher but also towards each other. Each student learns differently, and it is very important to meet their needs by learning each students learning style and monitoring their progress with a variety of assessments in order to implement instructions that draw upon each student's strength. I understand that you can only teach what you know and I am constantly trying to learn new techniques/skills/art history facts that can help students. I want them to leave with the knowledge and self-confidence that will allow them to go out into the world and compete on an equal footing. It is up to me to gain the skills and knowled

Born and raised in Harlingen, TX. I became a father at the age of 18 and have two beautiful daughters, and a loving wife. I have lived from the southern tip of Texas to the Sierra Mountain Region of Reno, NV. I have no idea why I love writing as it can and does cause unnecessary frustration through writer's block and just not being able to find that perfect word. However, it is during that moment just after finishing expressing all my thoughts and ideas in what to me is a harmony of words and sentences, in which I gain a sense of accomplishment and joy that is not found in any other aspect of my personal life. I owe a great deal of thanks to my ever supporting family, especially my grandmother who is always "telling it like it is", which is where I learned the freedom of writing.

Born in Midland, Texas in 1970. I trace where we lived with the accent I had at the time: New Orleans toddler-talk-turned-Lincolnshire accent (Louth, Lincolnshire, UK); Queen's English (London); Scottish brogue (Aberdeen, Scotland); brogue- turned- fake- Texan- turned-passable - Colorado (?) accent (Houston, Tx) which is the accent I kept (I'm told) through subsequent years in DubaI, Switzerland and most recently, Austin, Texas. Phew! I have a gearhead husband- we are entrepreneurs and have an automotive repair shop. I am a Distinguished Speaker at Texas State University's McCoy School of Business- Entrepreneurial Program. I'm headed towards an MBA, or a MSC (if LSE). I travel as much as possible, love learning languages, listen to a lot of music that swirls on a punk and grunge compass. I think I can play guitar, I have a budget and I bring home animals that I somehow have found homes for. I love the rain, the cold, my garden, my African cichlids, my 6 year-old MacBook (again, THANK YOU Auntie Chris and Uncle John). I am thankful for my extended family, our health, thankful to my brother for his service. I'm lucky to have a sexy husband, a fine education, funny friends, fantastic memories, a beautiful, loving mother and my brother- alive and walking -after falling out of a plane. Yay Me!

A hospitality professional from San Antonio, Tx that is a self admitted boxing junkie and historian. Ardent follower of boxing writers such as Kieran Mulvaney, Kevin Iole, Graham Houston, and Thomas Hauser.

Chief line officer for 13 years with a busy fire/rescue team. Real estate sales/management for 12 years. Broker license in La & Tx. Real estate trainer, mentor, motivator. Teach real estate curriculum at the college level.

Born in Texas in 1960 to Airforce Parents moved to Dallas in 1985 raised my children moved my to Lubbock, Tx in Feb, 2009 to take care of my 74 year old mother and have buried 2 significant others.

I am a wife, mom, educator, and massage therapist. I hold an MS in Health and Physical education as well as a TX massage therapy license and BrainGym Instructor/Practitioner license. My passions include health and wellness, alternative health, massage therapy, and the physiological effects of the stress response.

Real Estate Agent in Frisco, TX. Former Assistant Buyer at JCPenney. Home Decor Store Owner. Landscaper

Matt is a commissioned deacon in the United Methodist Church. He currently serves as the Minister to Students and Their Families at First United Methodist Church of Hurst, Texas and is committed to a career in youth ministry. He lives in Bedford, TX with his wife Aimee and daughter Keira. Matt earned a Master of Christian Ministries degree from Perkins School of Theology in 2009 and a Bachelor of Arts degree in religious studies and Spanish from Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas in 2006.

Born July 23, 1973 in Milwaukee, WI, I was the middle daughter of 3 girls. A happy and seamingly healthy baby, life took an unexpected turn when at 15 months, I was diagnosed with a neuromuscular disease that sentenced me to death by age 3, or life in a wheelchair. I beat death, but was unable to escape the alternate sentence of life in a wheelchair. This turned out to be both a blessing and a curse. I gave my 1st speech at age 4. Serving as the TX and (subsequently) FL State Poster Child for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, I received an incredible gift. I learned young how a negative could become a positive. My experiences placed me in unique situations. I gave speeches, met celebrities, did interviews and appeared on TV. I learned I could make a contribution to something meaningful. I carried these experiences with me, and acknowledge that they shaped the way I lived my life. As a result, I've approached life largely as a self-proclaimed "optimist to a fault." But, I have faced more challenges than my disability and all of the side-effects that illness brought to my life. I grew up with an adopted sister who was very emotionally disturbed, and battled a traumatic relationship with food and body image. Throughout all of it, however, I worked hard to set goals for myself and to see those goals through. Through writing, I have learned more about myself and have continued to have revelations that have deepened my recognition of how fortunate I am and have reinforced for me the importance of gratitude. With great passion, I write in hopes of inspiring, teaching and entertaining. My greatest wish is to bring hope to others and to show others through my story, how rich their own lives truly are.

Freelance writer, vegetarian, and coffee-addict from Houston, TX. I love cats, reality television, history, and anything to do with vampires. I've been writing for about 15 years. My specialties are food and drink, TV, green living, vegetarian lifestyle, fitness, and local Houston guides.

I am a sophomore at St. Edward's University in Austin, TX. I am a Philosophy major, and am minoring in Journalism. My goal is to one day write for a magazine or alternative newspaper.

Young person that secretly loves poetry

I am a veteran of the indie film world, a film journalist for Film Threat & Indie Slate magazines, and a sportscaster for K-MAC Sports. A huge Chicago sports & NASCAR fan, I am engaged and live in Austin, TX.

Single mother of a 1. Born and raised in Houston Tx.

My name is Anthony Keller and I am from San Antonio, TX. I am 18 yrs old and I recently graduated from Harlandale High School. I am now attending San Antonio College, where I hope to earn a degree in Communications, and thought that this site would be a great way to get some

Quintin is a full-time employee, dad, husband, and student. He attends Angelo State University in San Angelo, TX. Quintin's passions include video games, rollerblading, reading and writing.

Born in Waukeagan, IL. Native Texan for about 33 years. Lived in Laredo, Tx. for 14 years, and I'm currently living in San Antonio, TX. I'm number four out six siblings. Currently working as a Corporate Travel Agent for a large corporation. I've been in the industry for

I am a retired professiona; so is my husband. He is from Oak Park, Ill.; I'm a 6th generation Texan. I love to work on my family genealogy; collect Raggedy's, family antiques; Austin TX antiques or collectibles. I had a 'charmed' childhood, growing up in Hyde Park. We used

Published Author/Poet/ Spoken Word Performer, Ms. Terry R. Banks was born and raised in Dallas, TX. She began writing and finding inspiration from all aspects of her life and the lives of others at a young age, she found that poetry was her "calm" within the storms of life. Her first body of work, "Emotions- A Dairy of Words" was published in 2003. All of the positive feedback confirmed that her voice was much needed and in 2008 "In My Darkest Hour" was published. Also during that time she began performing at various venues in the Southeast Texas area under the stage name Ugly Beauty. In the fall of 2010 she recorded her first spoken word CD entitled UnSpoken. She is also the owner and operator of Montau Media Publishing, LLC, a multimedia company and founder of Sistas In Poetry, an online magazine and radio show that uses poetry to inspire and uplift victims of domestic violence.

Mr. Christie was a creative writing major at SMU in Dallas TX before moving to NYC to pursue a career in the arts. Over the next seven years Mr. Christie split his time between freelance writing projects and an ever expanding career in wine.