Pamela Miller, B.A.

Mrs. Pam Miller is the Computer Teacher and Technology Coordinator and has been teaching for 42 years, with the last 27 years at Holy Name of Jesus School. Prior to coming to Holy Name, Mrs. Miller taught 12 years at Isidore Newman School and three years at Redemptorist Redeemer-Seton High School. She obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Education from the University of New Orleans, and a Computer Literacy Certification from Tulane University. 
 
Mrs. Miller and her husband Bill have two sons who attended Holy Name of Jesus School, Jesuit High School, and Loyola University. While at UNO, Mrs. Pam was a member of the UNO Starlettes Dance Team and was a teacher graduate of dance in 1975. Mrs. Miller's hobbies include enjoying and spending time with her husband, family, and most important of all, her four precious grandchildren. Other hobbies include swimming, reading, crafting, and dancing.
 
In this age of technology, it is imperative that children develop computer skills early on in preparation for the future. Skills include keyboarding, programming, writing skills, critical thinking skills, collaboration skills including subjects across the curriculum, enhancing English skills, and preparing reports and essays with proper citation skills in preparation for high school, college, and beyond.   
 
Technology changes rapidly, so Pam continues to take professional development courses, and attend workshops, seminars, and conventions to keep current in the area of computer science.  She is a member of ISTE (International Society of Technology in Education), and LACUE (Louisiana Association of Computer Users in Education).