Meet our McKay School Student Ambassadors!
Questions? Schedule a virtual or in-person appointment with one of our ambassadors according to the major you're interested in below! Our Student Ambassadors all currently attend Brigham Young University and are the authors of our blog. They are all passionate about teaching and would love to talk to you more about the options available in the McKay School.
Bethany Gold
Elementary Education Major
I’m an elementary education major and Theatre Arts Studies minor. I’m from a town called Hillsboro, Oregon just outside of Portland! I love Disney, doing craft projects, acting, perfecting the art of pasta salad making, and spending time with my friends and family. I have always wanted to be a teacher. In High School I was able to volunteer both in a preschool and in a second grade class, and I absolutely adored it. I can’t wait to have my own classroom one day where I can create a safe and loving environment where children can learn and grow into their best selves!
Megan Brinton
Elementary Education Major
I am a sophomore majoring in elementary education with a minor in family life. I am from Spanish Fork, Utah and have five siblings. I love portrait photography, country music, being outside, and spending time with family and friends. Being an elementary school teacher has always been my dream. I have worked in various roles with children including preschool, daycare, and substitute teaching. I love seeing children light up when they understand a concept and gain self confidence in their learning. I’m so excited to be a teacher and influence the lives of my students!
Ashley Robers
Special Education Major
I am a junior majoring in special education with an emphasis in severe disabilities. I am from Fresno, California, and I love being outside, traveling, scuba diving, and spending time with my family. I have worked as an aid in special education classrooms in various school districts and absolutely loved it! I chose special education because I love being around, working with, and learning from students with special learning needs.
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