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All of our staff are available to assist our students in various ways. Even if it
isn't our "area of expertise," we are all thrilled to help you however possible. Reach
out to any of us at any time for assistance or email trio@wvc.edu.
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TRIO SSS Staff
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Sandra Villarreal
TRIO SSS Director
Office: Mish ee Twie (MET) 1221C
Phone: 509.682.6979
Email: svillarreal@wvc.edu
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Sandra Villarreal was born and raised in the Lower Yakima Valley. As a first generation
student, she started her education at Yakima Valley Community College and later, transferred
to Washington State University to earn her Bachelors’ in Communication. Sandra worked
in the community before pursuing a Master’s degree in Communications at St. Mary’s
University in San Antonio, Texas. In Texas, Sandra worked for Communities in Schools,
GEAR UP and Upward Bound programs. She has several years of professional experience
working with students as an advisor, mentor, advocate, case manager and now as the
Director for WVC TRIO SSS program. Sandra believes education can help individuals
create the life they want, and she is excited to help support our scholars as they
pursue their educational aspirations.
Her areas of expertise include: academic advising, student development and career planning
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Jenna Floyd (she/her)
TRIO SSS Retention Specialist
Office: Mish ee Twie (MET) 1221B
Phone: 509.682.6980
Email: jfloyd@wvc.edu
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Jenna Floyd was raised in Enumclaw Washington. As a first-generation student from
a low-income background, she earned an AAS-DTA from Green River College, transferred to the University of Washington
where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, and later completed graduate coursework in Experimental Psychology at Central Washington University.
Jenna has taught Introductory Psychology and assisted with various college-level research-orientated
Psychology courses (research methods, statistics, Industrial/Organizational, etc.).
In addition to a background in research, she has a background working in Student/Campus
Life, student mentoring, and has administrative history in business and higher education.
Her areas of expertise include: academic advising, transfer assistance, financial aid assistance, student mentoring,
and student development.
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Dania Contreras
TRIO SSS Program Assistant
Office: Mish ee Twie (MET) 1221A
Phone: 509.682.6978
Email: dcontreras@wvc.edu
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Dania Contreras was born in Mexico then at the age of six she and her family came
to Washington. Since then, she has been raised here in Wenatchee. As a first-generation
student from a low-income background, she started her college journey here at Wenatchee
Valley College (WVC). She graduated WVC with an AAS-DTA and transferred to Eastern
Washington University (EWU). At EWU she is working online to complete her Bachelors’
Degree in Communications with a minor is Psychology. Dania was also a member of TRIO
here at WVC and was grateful to have the resources TRIO provided her to transfer to
a 4-year university. She is excited to reciprocate the support TRIO offered her to
our current/new TRIO students.
Her areas of expertise include: managing the lending library, student mentoring, assisting students with applying
to TRIO, and administrative support.
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TRIO SSS Tutor(s)
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Anatoly Trujillo
Email: atrujillo@wvc.edu
To get started with tutoring, schedule a tutoring intake
appointment here:
Request Tutoring
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Anatoly Trujillo was born in Omak, Washington. At only six weeks old, he moved to
Central Russia and was raised there for five years. Since then, he has moved and lived
in the Wenatchee Valley for about 14 years. Anatoly is a second-generation student
who has begun his journey through college. He is currently in his second year here
at Wenatchee Valley College, focusing primarily on achieving an AAS-DTA focusing on
Business Education. Anatoly is still planning on where to attend next year. However,
he is focused on transferring to the University of Washington next Fall, where he
hopes to achieve a Master in Business Administration. Anatoly also intends to focus
on a Minor in Psychology. While Anatoly may only be a second-year student at Wenatchee
Valley College, he has garnered a lot of tutoring experience while working for Wenatchee
School District at the Middle and Elementary level. Anatoly loves to help and assist
students in their education. He believes that lending a helping hand can go a long
way.
Tutoring strength areas: Mathematics (pre-college, Math 107, Math 146), Economics (Econ 201 and 202), and
English (Engl&101, Engl&201).
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