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Case Study in Black Entrepreneurship: The Entrepreneur is the Business. Thu 7p-9:30p  Copyright © 2006, Drew University |
Biographies
Marysol Berrios was born in Puerto Rico, but raised in the United States. She considers New Jersey her home state. She currently works as Principal of the Sussex Avenue Elementary School in Morristown. Prior to that, she served as Director of Human Resources, Director of Curriculum, Elementary Supervisor, Department Chairperson and teacher. She has worked in the field of education for the past nineteen years. She received an MBA in Management and Government Contracting from FDU. She currently holds NJ certification as:
She is currently enrolled in the Executive Ed. D. Program at Seton Hall University. She is a member of the Board of Directors of the Urban League of Morris County. She is very involved in her community and in education. She is an exemplary educator with proven skills in communication, creativity and a recognized change agent. Her favorite things to do are dancing, listening to music, traveling and skydiving.
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