Christian Alexander
Majoring in Intervention Specialist - Moderate/Intensive
The University of Akron, Class of 2020
From Copley, OH
The University of Akron, Class of 2020
From Copley, OH
The oldest of 14 children, I've always had a knack for working with kids. I work as a behavior management aide at a special education program in North Canton, in addition to being a tour guide at a small science museum in Copley. Both of these opportunities have allowed me to develop my skills in teaching young people how to think critically and learn for themselves. I'm also active in my church and in UA's InterVarsity ministry. In the midst of all the busyness, I love nothing more than spending time with close friends.
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Christian Alexander made the fall 2017 Dean's List
Congratulations to Christian Alexander of Copley, OH, for making The University of Akron's fall 2017 Dean's List. To be eligible, Alexander, majoring in Intervention Specialist - Moderate/Intensiv...
January, 31 2018 - The University of Akron
Christian Alexander named to the Spring 2017 President's List
Christian Alexander of Copley, OH, is among UA's finest during the spring 2017 semester. Alexander, a full-time undergraduate student majoring in Intervention Specialist - Moderate/Intensive, earn...
June, 22 2017 - The University of Akron
Christian Alexander named to The University of Akron's fall 2016 President's List
The pursuit of academic excellence by more than 800 of UA's finest during the fall 2016 semester was truly inspiring. Christian Alexander of Copley, OH, is one of those outstanding individuals. Al...
January, 20 2017 - The University of Akron
Behavior Management Aide at Impact Academy
August 2014 - Present
Tour Guide Manager at Akron Fossils & Science Center
I work as a tour guide, as well as the manager of the information presented on the tours, both by the tour guides themselves and through the signage and displays. The Akron Fossils & Science Center is distinct from other science museums in its presentation of creationist theories alongside modern evolutionary theories. My goal, therefore, is to ensure that this information is shared and displayed to the public in a way that is objective, fair, and not heavy-handed or biased. Since I took this management position, the museum has seen a continually positive shift in the types of responses we've received to our controversial approach.
August 2011 - Present
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