Lauren Agnello

Graphic designer / illustrator @ Stitchy Fish

Country

United States

City

Cullman

Industry

Entertainment

Skill

Google Meet, Online Tutoring, Customer Service, Food Service, Quickness, Google Documenti, Google, Creativity, Lesson planning, Italian, Teaching, Insegnamento delle lingue, Competenze analitiche, Early Childhood Development, Childcare, Infant Care, Housekeeping, Running Errands, Household, Nanny

Experience

Graphic designer / illustrator

Stitchy Fish

2026-5 - Present · 5 mos

Hoover, AL

Private Italian Tutor

2026-2 - Present · 8 mos

Cullman, AL

• Hosted personalized hour-long tutoring sessions with adult learners over Google Meet • Evaluated students' understanding of course materials to target and address knowledge gaps • Developed students' cultural and linguistic proficiency through conversation and targeted practice • Compiled personalized resources to accommodate individual students' learning styles • Created lesson plans outlining student learning outcomes and expected progress

Italian Teacher & Translator

Language Mindset

2025-8 - Present · 1 yr 2 mos

• Taught private Italian lessons over zoom tailored to individual students ages 5 to 17 • Developed students' proficiency using the Comprehensible Input Theory and scaffolding • Translated the school's third chapter book (64 pages) from English to Italian; recorded both the Italian and English audio

Freelance Illustrator

The University of Alabama

2025-7 - Present · 1 yr 3 mos

Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Stati Uniti d'America

Commissioned to create illustrations for a collaborative research project supported through the University of Alabama’s Collaborative Arts Research Initiative (CARI).

Freelance Illustrator

The University of Alabama

2022-5 - 2025-1 · 2 yrs 9 mos

Tuscaloosa, Alabama, United States

Hired through the University of Alabama to be the illustrator for a bilingual children's book [ENG/PT-BR] about Pumpkin Toadlet frogs and the negative effects of habitat fragmentation in the Atlantic Forests of Brazil. The project was supported through the NSF-funded Resilience Institute Bridging Biological Training and Research (RIBBiTR) and done in collaboration with Dr. Gui Becker's Lab research.