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Portrait of Maria-Isabela Miron

Maria-Isabela Miron

History Teacher The Alexandru Ioan Cuza National College Romania Education
Member of EuropeanaTech Community | Member of Research Community | Member of Education Community | Member of Communicators Community | Member of Impact Community | Member of Copyright Community

Isabela Miron is the Europeana DSI 4 Ambassador for Romania. She promotes Europeana platform and helps teachers to integrate cultural heritage in their classrooms. She possesses a BA in history, an MA in International Relations and a PhD in History. She has also received professional training by California State University, USA and participated in Project Management training courses in Germany and United Kingdom. She currently works as a History teacher, teacher trainer and project manager at The “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” National College in Galati, Romania.
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