Adan Beltran

Proven track record of enhancing operational efficiency and fostering animal safety, demonstrated during tenure at Cazadero Music Camp. Skilled in pet care and customer service, showcasing adaptability and a positive attitude. Excelled in roles requiring meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to maintaining high safety standards.

Music TA specializing in community and self expression through special events performances. Passionate about assisting teacher via diverse musical styles and expressions that are interesting to today's audience, while overall assisting through background management and organization

Music:

   I have a lot of interest in ensemble and performing (as I have a lot of experience from high school, middle school and *now* college bands). I am currently majoring in Music Performance and Music Theory as I have expressed a passion that goes deeper into why I want to be there performing and to discover more the essence of music. As for being a part of the ensemble I find great joy and gratitude in expressing great music pieces and spreading my joy and gratitude to others.

Art:

    I spend my free time self-learning and improving the way I draw while having fun with my creativity. I also find that drawing and sketching is a great creative outlet of stress and anxiety when there are family complications, stressful school assignments or when I have spare time while constantly improving my skills as I try to understand how I perceive proportions.

Gaming:

    This is another outlet to my stress and anxiety as well as improving teamwork skills and socialization skills across a virtual environment. Gaming for me is a way to help me understand how to independently control and manage my time as it can be addicting and time consuming.

Language skills:

      I am fluent in both English and Spanish. I grew up in a pre-dominantly Spanish speaking household that helped me learn and improve commands and statements as I grew up. While learning Spanish from family members and community I was also raised in an English speaking culture and learn from school and friends how to properly speak english while learning how to properly speak Spanish. I am now currently learning ASL at the SRJC. I chose to learn ASL because I have a minor passion for languages and wanted to pursue a further career in language studies and decided that ASL was a useful language that is basically used without educational understanding.  ASL is a language that is use within a community that is small enough to not be recognized to a capable speaker, or listener unless personally related to someone hard of hearing or incapable of speaking. I want to be apart of the effort to expand our horizons and make others realize that we can help in such a small way by breaking a communication barrier and taking the simple steps into learning how to say "how are you?" instead of just "hello" and properly expand on full communication as a way for people to express interests, needs and social accommodations.