By coupling technology with hands on, learner-based programs, students take ownership of their success and educators embrace the role of facilitator, not just 'teacher.' He lives in Mars with his wife and two great kids, Alex and Mia. With 30 years of practical application in banking, lending, and financial literacy, along with 15 years of teaching full time, he understands the challenges that educators face to create engaging curriculum while also meeting mandated outcomes. Things you wished YOU knew at 18: Helping you prepare them for Adulting.Ĭhristian Ola is a full-time finance professor at PennWest University and also the founding partner of Centsability, LLC, a financial literacy and software company. He currently holds several Board seats including one at his former alma mater at Neshannock School District. Over the years he has been recognized with many awards and distinctions, but they all pale in comparison to his greatest honor of raising his two boys, Matthew (12) and Caden (8). Having spent most of his career in personal finance he has helped many people to align their goals with their resources to live their best lives. Michael Vatter is the CEO of First Choice Federal Credit Union of Lawrence County.
If this does not meet your needs, then you may attend virtually. Just as with our schools there is so much to be gained by being together and exchanging information. Participants are encouraged to attend In-Person if possible. This event is designed to meet the needs of Curriculum Directors, Counselors, Administrators, Teachers, Students, College Professors, and everyone who is interested in students being successful. This event is supported by First Choice Federal Credit Union and PennWest University NO REGISTRATION FEE/ Certificate of attendance if requested. Location: Midwestern Intermediate Unit 4, Grove City, PA Teaching Financial Literacy from People Who Live It |
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