Hector Esquivel Juggles Work and Family

Dr. Hector Esquivel, a dedicated core faculty member, shares his unique experience as both an educator and a parent. Dr. Esquivel navigates a busy lifestyle while passionately pursuing his love for sports. He seamlessly balances his roles by bringing his work wherever he goes, even grading assignments from a basketball camp. Dr. Esquivel highlights the value of providing high-quality education to students from the comfort of their homes, particularly for educators with bustling schedules and family commitments. His story underscores the convenience and significance of remote learning, enabling educators to effectively educate while managing their personal lives.

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