Alondra Cano

I am an eager post-graduate student with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice Studies and currently working on earning my Master’s Degree in Forensic Psychology. I hold over three years of diverse experience in work environment organization and public and private education. From classroom support for children with special needs to coordinating dynamic after-school programs, I’ve developed a strong foundation in adaptability, problem-solving, and collaboration.

Now, I’m prepared and eager to take on a new career adventure, expand my experience, and ready to dive in to unfamiliar opportunities where I can make a meaningful impact and continue to grow.

Over the past three years, I have had the privilege of working in both public and private education, where I’ve supported children with disabilities, including autism and cerebral palsy, by providing personalized, adaptive care to help them thrive. I’ve also played a key role in supporting staff and faculty through tasks such as data analysis, organizing schedules, managing time sheets, and inputting payroll. As a substitute teacher and after-school program coordinator, I’ve loved creating inclusive, engaging environments while ensuring operations run seamlessly.

These experiences have been deeply rewarding and have fueled my passion for making a positive impact in education.

I hold an Associate of Arts in Administration of Justice, an Associate of Science in Social Sciences, and a Bachelor's in Criminal Justice Studies from San Francisco State University, where I contributed meaningful research for my peers. After living in California my entire life, I moved to New York City in January 2024 to pursue a Master's in Forensic Psychology, furthering my passion for understanding the intersection of law and psychology.