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"Our lives begin to end the day
we become silent about things that matter."
~Martin Luther King, Jr.
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"Our lives begin to end the day
we become silent about things that matter."
~Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Christine E. Pawelski, EdD
Developer/Designer-Advocacy Projects
chrisp5908@gmail.com
Resume and Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Dr. Christine Pawelski heads up the FCA overall development efforts and contacts with the various groups who continue to engage in the support of this initiative. Christine is a longtime child advocate. An Educator involved in working with individuals across
age groups, especially persons with special needs (i.e. focused interest in physically challenged, deaf, blind, intellectual disabilities and multiple handicaps). Special educator by professional training with advanced degrees from Teachers College, Columbia University, NY. Program developer and strong interest in designing accessible digital and multi-media training methods for diverse professionals. Background positions held in higher education, public and non-profit schools/organizations across the country (NY, IL, OH, CT). Became involved in the area of child abuse in 1985 and has continued to expand that work nationally & globally, having served on many statewide and national Advisory Boards including training multidisciplinary groups on these key topics. She is a strong supporter of online learning especially given need for reaching urban and global audiences across disciplines. She continues to work with community organizations including development of materials across age groups. She is a native Chicagoan, but has called NYC "home" for the last almost 4 decades. Believes... "If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go with others."
Developer/Designer-Advocacy Projects
chrisp5908@gmail.com
Resume and Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Dr. Christine Pawelski heads up the FCA overall development efforts and contacts with the various groups who continue to engage in the support of this initiative. Christine is a longtime child advocate. An Educator involved in working with individuals across
age groups, especially persons with special needs (i.e. focused interest in physically challenged, deaf, blind, intellectual disabilities and multiple handicaps). Special educator by professional training with advanced degrees from Teachers College, Columbia University, NY. Program developer and strong interest in designing accessible digital and multi-media training methods for diverse professionals. Background positions held in higher education, public and non-profit schools/organizations across the country (NY, IL, OH, CT). Became involved in the area of child abuse in 1985 and has continued to expand that work nationally & globally, having served on many statewide and national Advisory Boards including training multidisciplinary groups on these key topics. She is a strong supporter of online learning especially given need for reaching urban and global audiences across disciplines. She continues to work with community organizations including development of materials across age groups. She is a native Chicagoan, but has called NYC "home" for the last almost 4 decades. Believes... "If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go with others."