Alexandra Elconin

Alexandra Elconin has a strong background in teaching and instructing various art-related activities. Alexandra worked as a Teacher at Washington Middle School, where they taught art and yearbook. Prior to that, they were an Instructor at Pinot's Palette, where they likely taught painting classes. Alexandra also worked as a Face Painter at Make-A-Face, specializing in body painting and custom designs for events. Alexandra was an Art Instructor at Hope Center for the Arts, guiding adult artists with intellectual disabilities in ceramics and studio classes. Additionally, they served as a Teaching Artist at Orange County Museum of Art and as an Instructor at Mad Science Group.

Alexandra Elconin began their education at the University of California, Davis in 2004, but it is unknown what degree or field of study they pursued during that time. Alexandra then attended Saddleback College from 2007 to 2009, where their field of study was Art/Art Studies, General, although no degree was specified. In 2009, they enrolled at UC Irvine and obtained a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Fine and Studio Arts in 2011. Later, Alexandra attended California State University, Long Beach from 2016 to 2018, where they earned an Art Education Credential with a focus on Art Teacher Education.

In addition to their formal education, Alexandra Elconin obtained certification in CPR and First Aid from the American Heart Association / American Stroke Association in October 2015.