Email: fnuno@stanton.edu
Mr. Fernando Eduardo Nuño was born in Mexico, and educated in Mexico, Chicago, Whittier, and Los Angeles. He is a former UCLA Regents Scholar, and a cum laude graduate from UCLA’s College of Letters and Science Honors Program. From UCLA he has received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with a minor in psychology, a Masters in Latin American Studies, and a Master of Business Administration. His master’s thesis was entitled The Development of Management Education in Mexico, and his MBA thesis was entitled Apparel Industry Magazine: Analysis and Recommendations. He is a former UC Riverside doctoral fellow and conducted the initial primary research for the book Schoolhousing: Planning and Designing Educational Facilities, published by Dr. Flora Ida Oritiz, Professor of Education.
He began his career as an educator in 1973 while working as a teacher’s aide at Whittier Union High School. He has taught at private schools, for San Bernardino County funded programs, at Mountain View School District, for Rowland Unified School District, and has taught at several colleges and universities. He has also taught Spanish at Baldwin Park High School, at Temple City High School, and for the Southern California School of Interpretation. Moreover, he has a practice of training groups and individuals in the use and troubleshooting of various software, hardware and media communications programs, and applications in English and in Spanish.
Mr. Nuño also has had substantial experience in the private sector, particularly in the publishing industry, and has worked as a management professional both in Mexico and in the United States.