One Student’s Journey through the Labor Program
 Bayla Canote, ’08
Bachelor of Arts in Education
Seattle, WA
Bayla plans to pursue her Master’s degree in Special Education. After graduation she will participate in the Americorps program, working in a residential school for children with disabilities.
Labor Progression Timeline
| February–May 2005 |
Broomcraft (freshman assignment) |
| May–August 2005 |
Summer labor assignment with Seattle Parks and Recreation, staffing a camp for disabled children |
| August 2005–January 2006 |
Janitor in the Education Building |
| September 2005–January 2006 |
Secondary job as a Teaching Assistant in the Child Development Lab |
| February 2006–January 2007 |
Teaching Assistant in the Child Development Lab |
| September 2006–January 2007 |
Secondary job as a Teaching Assistant in Danish Gymnastics at the Russel Acton Folk Center |
| February–May 2007 |
No labor assignment- study abroad |
| June 2007–August 2007 |
Summer internship through the Shepherd Poverty Alliance at N Street Village in Washington, D.C., supervising craft activities for homeless women suffering from physical and mental disabilities |
| August 2007–May 2008 |
Teaching Assistant in the Physical Education Department / Danish-American Exchange Program |
| December 2007 |
Secondary job with the Country Dancers |
| May–June 2008 |
CELTS: Berea Reads tutoring program for children |
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