Staffulty Highlight: Tahmina Rahman
Tahmina has been with Bosque School’s philanthropy department since February 2019. She currently works as the Philanthropy Coordinator and BPGA Liaison. Tahmina was born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio. She attended Laurel School, a school very similar to Bosque School, before studying at Case Western Reserve University and John Carroll University, where she received her bachelor’s degree in psychology.
Prior to working at Bosque School, Tahmina worked as an operations manager for Everen Securities and a recruiter for Manpower Group. Tahmina enjoys traveling, cooking, baking, and making jewelry. In her free time, Tahmina loves to spend time with her two children, dogs, and friends.
Prior to working at Bosque School, Tahmina worked as an operations manager for Everen Securities and a recruiter for Manpower Group. Tahmina enjoys traveling, cooking, baking, and making jewelry. In her free time, Tahmina loves to spend time with her two children, dogs, and friends.
What is your favorite weekend activity?
“My perfect weekend includes good food, hanging out with my kids, and a long drive with my dogs with the top down.”
If you could have dinner with anyone from history, who would it be and why?
“Definitely not a famous person, but it would be my dad. It would be nice to tell him how much more I understand him now that I'm older and a parent.”
What do you love about being a member of the Bosque School community?
“The community here is amazing. I've found some of my best friends on this campus.”
Do you have any pets?
“I have two dogs—Zeus and a new puppy named Bella.”
What inspires you in life?
“Honestly, many things inspire me. Music, art, watching the underdog succeed, seeing compassion and kindness in other people—they all inspire me to grow and be a better person.”
Tell us about a teacher you had who meant a lot to you.
“My 7th-grade social studies teacher, Mr. Rosaschi, was the most amazing teacher and person. He was an avid traveler and brought his experiences to the classroom. He taught us about the importance of knowing world geography and understanding and respecting all cultures. His two mottos were, ‘be observant’ and ‘have empathy.’ I try and live by those words every day.”
What is your favorite book?
“That's a hard one to answer. My favorites vary depending on my mood. Some days it's a philosophical book. Other days it's a romance novel.”
What would you tell a family who is considering Bosque School?
“I would tell them that enrolling at Bosque School is the best decision they could make for their child. Not only will they succeed academically, but they will learn how to succeed in life.”
What is your motto in life?
“Life is short—treat people with kindness and respect, and tell those close to you how much they mean to you.”
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Albuquerque, NM 87120
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4000 Bosque School Road NW
Albuquerque, NM 87120
