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Established in 1901, The Chapin School is a K-12 independent day school for girls that is dedicated to the intellectual and personal growth of its students as it prepares them to thrive and lead in a global society.
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Middle School Faculty Bio Details

Autumn Becker

Faculty Information

First Name

Autumn

Last Name

Becker

Title(s)

Science Teacher

School Email

(Primary)

Department(s)

Faculty, MS, MS Technology Resources, Science

Biography

Autumn Becker studied biology and secondary education at Emmanuel College. Her teaching experience includes teaching science to students in both middle school and high school. During the summer, Ms. Becker spends her time working with students interested in science at the Boston Leadership Institute, where she instructs a human genetics course. She is currently pursuing her master’s degree in curriculum and teaching at Columbia’s Teachers College. In her free time, Ms. Becker enjoys snuggling up with a good book, exploring the many art museums of NYC, and visiting family back home in Maine.