Sarah Peters, M.Ed, is a certified middle and secondary school teacher endorsed in Social Studies and Business. Sarah taught Social Studies and coached volleyball at the High School level for 15 years, with a focus on helping several types of learners develop and grow skills to prepare for college and beyond. As a teacher, Sarah always focused on research, writing, presentation skills, critical thinking, teamwork, problem solving, and goal setting, in addition to traditional Social Studies curriculum.
A former NCAA Division I athlete, Sarah helps the student athlete craft the tools needed to become goal oriented, driven, and resilient. Sarah understands the juggling of the rigorous academic schedule, extracurricular activities, and recruiting at the college level. Organization is therefore paramount, and from organization comes success.
Two years ago, Sarah changed careers and is currently a Performance Engineer at Northwestern Medicine in downtown Chicago. Sarah works in a fast paced, high-pressure environment where she implements lean philosophy to help create optimal standard processes throughout the healthcare system.
Sarah attended Eastern Illinois University on a full athletic scholarship where she received several academic and athletic accolades while earning her a BA in Business with a minor in interior and fashion design. Her passion for coaching at the high school level led her to return to Lewis University to attain her BA in History, with a minor in Secondary Education as well as a Masters in Educational Leadership. Sarah recently returned to earn her Lean Six Sigma Green and Black Belts from Villanova University.