Rochelle Troyano

I’ve had a long and varied career and I’m happy with the paths that my education and career have taken me.

I received my Bachelor’s degree in Biology with an added empahsis on chemistry.  My Master’s degree is in Wildlife Biology from Washington State University, with an emphasis on Environmental Physiology and Statistics. While pursuing this degree, I also fell in love with technology.

The next two decades provided me with valuable experience in various aspects of research and technology while working at Washington State University.

I now teach STEM classes to Northwest Indian College students. It’s been a wonderful opportunity to use technology to elucidate the meeting grounds of western scientific thought with indigenous knowledge.