*UPDATED SEPTEMBER 2014*
Let's not forget these returning Team SLOCA members, who were featured in last year's Friday Faces:
David Hazlebeck
Athletics Director
Q: What is your degree in?
A: Quantitative economics and quantitative business
Q: What was your last job before your SLOCA life?
A: Kitchen assistant in a fish market/restaurant
Q: What is the first thing you do when you wake up in the morning?
A: Check what time the Red Sox are playing
Q: What is your favorite local restaurant?
A: Pizza solo
Q: What was your favorite book when you were a child?
A: Curious George
Q: What is your favorite piece of literature?
A: Of Mice and Men
Veronica Womack
Admissions Assistant
Q: What is your degree in?
A: BS in Business Administration from Cal Poly
Q: What was your last job before your SLOCA life?
A: Worked as an Executive Assistant at PG&E
Q: What is the first thing you do when you wake up in the morning?
A: S-T-R-E-T-C-H. . .
Q: What is your favorite local restaurant?
A: The Oak Pit BBQ Company is the latest favorite.
Q: What was your favorite book when you were a child?
A: I wasn't encouraged to read much, but loved Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl. I missed out on so much literature, so SLOCA has been a great way to catch up on what I missed as a child.
Q: What is your favorite piece of literature that we've read at SLOCA?
A: Our favorites are always the ones that move us to the point of wanting more and wishing we could meet the characters in person. (The Courage of Sarah Noble, The Golden Goblet, Understood Betsy by Dorothy Canfield)
Lillie Lamm
Fred & Betty’s Store Manager
Q: What is your degree in?
A: Social Science, Cross Cultural Studies and International Relations, Cal Poly 2011
Q: What was your last job before your SLOCA life?
A: I worked for WaterHope in the Bay Area. I managed their social media, wrote the copy for the website, wrote all our publications and helped mediate with overseas partner organizations. I also coordinated events: auctions, dinner, golf tournaments, and a 5k/10k/half marathon. WaterHope is a non-profit that raises money and funds fresh water projects in developing countries. check them out! www.waterhope.org
Q: What is the first thing you do when you wake up in the morning?
A: Stretch! Then splash cold water on my face and brush my teeth!
Q: What is your favorite local restaurant?
A: Brussels sprouts at Sidecar. Yum!
Q: What was your favorite book when you were a child?
A: Bridge to Terabithia, The Giver, The BFG
Q: What is your favorite piece of literature?
A: Favorite novels: The Poisonwood Bible, One Amazing Thing, Pride and Prejudice. Favorite non-fiction: The Only Kayak, The Voluntourist.
Jenny Bischoff
Down Home Blog Coordinator
Q: What is your degree in?
A: BS in Graphic Communication from Cal Poly
Q: What was your last job before your SLOCA life?
A: I was a freelance graphic designer and web designer before kids and SLOCA came along.
Q: What is the first thing you do when you wake up in the morning?
A: I make coffee, allow it to slowly wake up my brain, and enjoy a few moments of solitude before everyone else gets up.
Q: What is your favorite local restaurant?
A: I rarely get to go, but I love Big Sky Cafe. Both Jaffa Cafe and Petra are top choices as well.
Q: What was your favorite book when you were a child?
A: Even though I made everyone else answer this question for the blog, I am really having a hard time answering it myself! Definitely the Narnia books, and the Little House on the Prairie series. I also loved The Ordinary Princess by M.M. Kaye.
Q: What is your favorite piece of literature that we've read at SLOCA?
A: I have too many favorites. I'm especially fond of all the fantastic Kindergarten literature and I will probably never part with those books. Reading The Golden Goblet again was just as wonderful as I remember it four years ago. Family read-alouds that stand out are The Witch of Blackbird Pond, The Adventures of Robin Hood, Treasure Island, and Elijah of Buxton, and I loved reading Unbroken when the high schoolers read it last year.
Team SLOCA staff in this group who are featured elsewhere:
Administrative Assistant to the Executive Director
Events and Volunteer Coordinator
Assistant to the Development Director and Bookstore Associate (Track A)
Thank you to all of the above, for contributing so much to our school and allowing us to meet you on the blog!
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