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Patricia Warfield, Class of 2004

Hi.  My name is Patricia A. Warfield.  I am a 2004 alumna of the FACES for the Future Program in Oakland.  I was born and raised in Oakland, California, where I attended Oakland Technical High School.  While at Oakland Tech, I joined the Health Academy in the tenth grade.  During my time in the health academy, I discovered my passion for the sciences.

After graduating from Oakland Tech, I went to Tuskegee University where I majored in Biology.  In 2007, I gave birth to my daughter, Jayde Mikyah, shortly after completing my sophomore year in college.  After giving birth to my daughter, I returned to school to complete my studies.  In 2015, I graduated from Laney College with my Associates Degree in Natural Science and Social Science.  I was awarded the Dean’s Medallion Award in Math and Science, and I received special recognition during the graduation ceremony by the keynote speaker.  Directly after graduating from Laney College, I transferred to California State University East Bay where I majored in Health Science with a focus in community health.

Following my graduation from Cal State East Bay, I volunteered at Family Path Inc., a 24-hour parent support hotline.  While volunteering on the hotline, I was able to help my community which has always been one of my passions.  In June 2018, I started working at First 5 Alameda County as a Perinatal Health Outreach Coordinator.  My work centers on a personal passion that has reached all the way back to being in the FACES program.  I work with families that parent children between the ages of 0-5 years and I provide them with programs and resources throughout Alameda County that help to ensure that their children are developmentally and emotionally ready to start kindergarten.

In the near future, I plan to attend graduate school through my job and pursue a Master’s Degree in Public Administration.

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