Biography
Tabatha (Zavaleta) Gillett is a dedicated educator with 17 years of teaching experience
in Jackson County Schools. Before becoming a full-time professor at Western Carolina
University last fall, she served as an academic advisor and adjunct instructor at
WCU for six years. A proud first-generation college student, Tabatha holds both a
bachelor's and a master's degree from WCU.<br>Originally from Ohio, she now enjoys
life in North Carolina with her wonderful family—her husband, Josh, and their daughter,
Layla. As a Hispanic woman, she is passionate about education, community engagement,
and making a lasting impact on students' lives.
Teaching Interests
Teaching is a deep passion of mine as I strive to create inclusive and effective learning
environments. Additionally, I am eager to explore and implement new strategies to
enhance engagement in my university courses, ensuring that all students have meaningful
and interactive learning experiences.