Harvest & Hall Education

I’m currently in my fourth year as an agriculture science teacher, and I’ve truly loved every minute of it! My classroom is a place where real-world agriculture meets student curiosity, and I bring that same energy to every resource I create for other educators. I’m passionate about CTE and its impact on students’ futures. My teaching style is rooted in building meaningful, hands-on experiences that bring agriculture to life. At the same time, I know how important it is to give teachers resources that actually work in the classroom—whether that’s labs, projects, or independent learning tools. My goal is to create high-quality materials that empower teachers to focus on teaching while giving students the freedom to explore agriculture independently, creatively, and with confidence. I’ve been honored to represent agriculture educators as a 2024–2025 National FFA Teacher Ambassador, and I was awarded Southern Utah STEM’s Science Educator of the Year (Grades 7–12). While awards are humbling, my favorite “shining teacher moments” are the small ones—watching students master a tricky skill, seeing their eyes light up during a lab, or hearing from a former student that something they learned in my class sparked a career path. Those are the moments that remind me why I do what I do. I earned my Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Education from Utah State University, where I built a strong foundation in both content knowledge and teaching strategies. I also attended Uintah Basin Applied Technical College, where I received my Pharmacy Technician license—an experience that taught me the value of technical education and gave me unique insights I bring into my CTE classroom today.