Elizabeth Terilli
About Elizabeth Terilli
Elizabeth Terilli is an English Tutor at Elevate K-12 since 2022, with a background in psychology and mental health counseling. She has previously held various roles, including research assistant and teacher assistant, while studying at Boston University and Pace University.
Work at Elevate K-12
Elizabeth Terilli has been employed as an English Tutor at Elevate K-12 since 2022. In this role, she provides personalized instruction to students, helping them improve their English language skills. Elevate K-12 is known for its innovative approach to online education, and Terilli contributes to this mission by delivering engaging lessons tailored to individual learning needs.
Education and Expertise
Elizabeth Terilli holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Boston University, where she studied from 2017 to 2021. She also completed a minor in Spanish during her undergraduate studies. Following her bachelor's degree, she enrolled at Pace University, where she is pursuing a Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling. This program, which she began in 2021, focuses on Clinical Mental Health Counseling, equipping her with advanced skills in mental health support.
Background
Before her current position, Elizabeth Terilli gained diverse experience in various roles. She worked as a Research Assistant at the Wildlife Conservation Society in 2019 for three months, where she was involved in research activities at Central Park Zoo and Bronx Zoo. In 2020, she served as a Mental Health Worker at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital in White Plains, New York, for three months. Additionally, she worked as a Teacher Assistant at Clearview School District for two months in 2021 and held positions as a Lifeguard at Saw Mill Club and The Bristal Assisted Living.
Professional Experience
Elizabeth Terilli's professional experience spans various fields, including education, mental health, and recreation. She worked as a Lifeguard and Recreation Activities Assistant at The Bristal Assisted Living in 2018 for three months. Her role as a Mental Health Worker at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital in 2020 involved providing support to patients, while her experience as a Teacher Assistant and Research Assistant further developed her skills in educational and research settings.