Bachelor of Arts Degree - Pacific University, 1997

• Art Major (art history and printmaking)
• Internationall Studies Major (Indigenous Studies)
• Spanish Minor (Spanish Bachelor Degree earned at PSU - 2003)

Masters of Arts in Teaching - Pacific University, 1998

• ESOL/Bilingual graduate endorsement, Portland State University, 2005
• SIOP Trainer Certification, 2012

Studying Abroad: 

• Bourthmouth Language Institute, England, 1992
• Mexico - Anthropology and Literature of Mexico, Puebla, Mexico City, Yucatan, 1997
• Universidad de Cantabria, Santander, Spain,  2001    
• Guanajuato, Mexico, Language and Culture of Mexico, 2004                

1998-1999 - Art Teacher at Five Oaks Middle School, Beaverton, Oregon 

1999-2006 - Spanish/Art/Foreign Language/Bilingual Teacher, Broadway Middle School, Seaside, Oregon

1999-2000 - Volleyball Coach, Broadway Middle School, Seaside, OR

2001-2003 - Spanish Adjuct Professor, Clatsop Community College, Astoria, Oregon 

2000-2002 - Track Coach, Broadway Middle School, Seaside, OR

2003-2005 - Assistant Swim Coach, Seaside High School, Seaside, OR

2006-2014 - ESL and Foreign Language/Culture Teacher, Seaside High School and Broadway Middle School

Ms. Haber-Lehigh has 18 years of teaching experience at middle school, high school and community college levels. Currently she teaches English Language Development and Art of Ethnobotany at Seaside High School. Ms. Haber-Lehigh has traveled extensively around the world, she has visited or studied in the following countries: Poland, England, Germany, Spain, Luxemburg, Belgium, Czech Republic, Austria, Slovakia, Mexico, Canada and France. She has climbed Chichen Itza's pyramids in Mexico, enjoyed fireworks displayed at Eiffel Tower in Paris, wandered around the stones of Stonehenge and watched Barcelona Olympic Games in Barcelona in 1992. Her favorite spots in the world are Tatra Mountains in Poland, Wroclaw - a historic city where her parents live, Barcelona's Gothic Quarter and Shortsands and Oswald State Park on Oregon Coast! She believes that by learning about cultures and languages from around the world, we ultimately learn about our own limitations (cultural paradigms or cultural biases), we expand our perceptions about the lives we live or could live and hopefully become better people for ourselves and others.