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Office: CAC 363 Phone: 486-0846 E-Mail: hheckman@alamo.edu
Masters of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies(forensically focused) Texas Teck University Lubbock, Texas December 2005 Areas of Study: Anthropology, History, Zoology(Biology) and Museum Science
Bachelor of Arts Anthropology Major, Biology Minor Southwest Texas State University San Marcos, Texas May 2002
My Goal is to enlighten and inspire students while academically integrating the knowledge that will best help them choose a path that will aid them in their academic journey.
Even as an instructor, I strive to learn every day. To gain knowledge is an incredible experience, but to give knowledge is even more exciting. I hope to bring a love of learning into my classroom that cannot be satisfied and leads the student on the same life long journey or quest that academics world-wide have taken.
I remember in grade school when I took my first health class, I was hooked. My first career was in nursing. I was the head nurse and office manager of a local pediatric clinic and I decided to go to school to become a doctor. My whole life has been dedicated to understanding the human condition and to enhance others while using my experience gained during my nursing carrer.