As an educator, she has provided invaluable guidance to numerous students, aiding them in navigating both the college application process and the transition from high school to college. Michele's perspective extends beyond the mere selection of a college; she places significance on the reasons behind the choice and emphasizes the importance of identifying the right fit and actively engaging in student life during the entire four-year college experience.

About Me

Dr. Michele, a Doctor of Education, obtained her Ed.D. from the University of Southern California in the field of Educational Leadership. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in History and a Master of Education in Teaching and Administration from Loyola Marymount University. With an extensive educational career spanning three decades, Michele has taken on various roles, including High School Teacher, High School Assistant Principal, Middle School Principal, High School Principal, District Office Administrator, and her current position as Assistant Superintendent of a TK-12 Unified School District.

Michele is a results-oriented professional who places great emphasis on cultivating collaborative partnerships to maximize opportunities for students. Her wealth of experience in educational leadership, coupled with her unwavering commitment to the academic, social, and emotional development of students, has been instrumental in her professional achievements and has afforded her a comprehensive understanding of the most effective means of supporting students. Michele firmly believes that there exists a college or university suitable for every student.

Outside of her professional commitments, Michele and her husband can be found passionately supporting the USC football team, enjoying snowboarding excursions in Mammoth Lakes, visiting her daughter in Austin, Texas, who is an Elementary School Teacher, and spending time with her other daughter, who is currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts and Illustration at the Pasadena Art Center College of Design.

Specialty Areas

Students Enrolled

Texas Christian University, Colorado State University, College of Charleston