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Susan Rusev Research Paper

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Susan Rusev returns to school in her adulthood. Married to her best friend and husband. A mother of three grown children, no grandchildren yet, but a granny to two dogs, and four cats. She works full time at the Illinois Federation of Teachers, supports the organizing department for 15 years. She compares life with school you’re taught a lesson and then given a test, in life you’re given a test that teaches you a lesson. Susan makes time to give back to her community, as a young girl growing up, always relish around people. After school, she and her twin sister and friends would go to the neighborhood nursing home and help assist passing out food trays to the residents for their dinner hour. Then stay and visit and talk to her favorite residents. Joining girl’s scouts in 1st grade and continuing to 7th grade, volunteering and helping people is a portion of the Girl Scout’s pledge. When she became a Mother, she volunteered and became the Girl Scout leader for her girl’s troop, for six years. Now she volunteers in politics, by assisting in phone banking for local, state, national elections. Therefore, aiming upon completing school to become a volunteer at the CASA of Kane County, with a Social Work education background. …show more content…

Strongly believes staying positive, helps heal the soul and people enjoy being around you. Living her life by being a loving, caring, passionate, honest, person with good work ethics. Works well with others and has strong team work principles. Fortunately, she has abundant support from her brother, and sisters. Upon, losing her first husband at the age of 36, becoming a single mom raising three minor kids on her own was a challenge. Now embracing life prodigious with no

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