Meet a TRRE Teaching Resident
"If teaching in a rural school setting is of interest to you, and your morals align with those of the TRRE program, the opportunity is priceless!" - Aidan
Aidan Wiggin has a bachelor’s degree in environmental science and a minor in large animal science from Delaware Valley College. She worked in environmental compliance for three years in Pennsylvania and returned to her native New Hampshire in fall 2017. She is passionate about small town living and giving back to the community. Her two favorite hobbies are horseback riding and hiking with her two dogs. Since she completed her summer community-based internship at 4-H-UNH Cooperative Extension, Aidan accepted an invitation to continue her community involvement and she joined the Advisory Council for Cooperative Extension in Coӧs County. Aidan is enrolled in the secondary science certification pathway with concentration in life science. Her residency school placement this year is at White Mountains Regional High School.
Aidan Wiggin has a bachelor’s degree in environmental science and a minor in large animal science from Delaware Valley College. She worked in environmental compliance for three years in Pennsylvania and returned to her native New Hampshire in fall 2017. She is passionate about small town living and giving back to the community. Her two favorite hobbies are horseback riding and hiking with her two dogs. Since she completed her summer community-based internship at 4-H-UNH Cooperative Extension, Aidan accepted an invitation to continue her community involvement and she joined the Advisory Council for Cooperative Extension in Coӧs County. Aidan is enrolled in the secondary science certification pathway with concentration in life science. Her residency school placement this year is at White Mountains Regional High School.
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