Aglae’s Credentials

Aglae has a Bachelor of Science in Computer Systems for Management from the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey in Monterrey, Mexico and a Master’s degree in Education from Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Arizona. She has more than 20 years’ experience as a trainer in multiple areas. She has been a volunteer EMT with the New Salem Ambulance Service for more than 20 years and has been a Spanish interpreter for the ND Court System since 2009.

National Safety Council, Authorized Instructor:

  • CPR/AED/First Aid – Adult
  • CPR/AED/First Aid – Adult Spanish
  • CPR/AED/First Aid Train the Trainer
  • Advanced CPR/AED/First Aid
  • Emergency Medical Response
  • ADD – Attitudinal Dynamics of Driving
  • DDC – Defensive Driving Course
  • AA25 – Alive at 25 Defensive Driving Course

OSHA 501, Authorized Trainer:

  • OSHA 10 & 30 Hour General Industry

North Dakota Safety Council, Authorized Instructor:

  • ECCS Refresher
  • Confined Space for General Industry
  • Managing Silica Hazards
  • Trenching & Excavation Awareness

State Certified:

  • EMS Instructor

NREMT Certified:

  • EMT-B

AGLAE L. YOUNG
Health, Safety & Environmental Consultant

701-223-6372

aglaey@ndsc.org

What do you do at NDSC?
I am an instructor. I have a BS in Computer Systems for Management, a Master’s degree in Education, I am an EMT volunteer with the New Salem Ambulance Service, and I am Bilingual (Spanish). I serve as interpreter and/or translator when needed.

Why is NDSC’s mission to prevent injuries and save lives important to you?
While working in Mexico for a manufacturing plant, I became aware of the importance of safety in the workplace. When we moved to North Dakota, I became an EMT for a rural ambulance service for which I still volunteer. I see the devastating effects of unsafe behaviors in my life as an EMT. NDSC’s mission is important to me because I want to come home to my family. I want my husband and children to come home. I want every worker, mom, dad, child to go home every day safe. I believe that we can make a difference with our work, making sure that employers and employees take safety seriously.

What are your hobbies?
Reading, camping (where I read), traveling and cooking and baking. And taking a siesta!

Name one really interesting thing about yourself.
I am Court Interpreter. I interpret Federal and State cases. I was born and raised in Mexico and became a US Citizen in 2003.

If you could travel anywhere, where would it be and why?
I would go to Italy and Spain because my ancestors came mainly from those 2 countries and I would love to see their places of origin.

Favorite singer/band/song?
I like oldies, and old romantic Mexican songs. I do not like noisy music, but I LOVE bagpipe music.

Biggest pet peeve?
I have approximately 300K pet peeves but I think the main one is chewing gum, particularly when the chewer is someone who is providing customer service, or when the person chews noisily (clicking).

What is your biggest strength and your biggest weakness?
Strength: I love to work and learn. Weakness: I despise lazy weak people.

If you were a superhero, what would your powers be?
Speed. I would do everything superfast.

What is your favorite movie, book and TV show?
Movie: ‘Remo Williams’

Book: I have many. I love the Bible, I like mysteries, my recent favorites are “Where the Crawdads sing” and “American Dirt”

TV Show: ‘Bull’

Aglae’s Testimonials

“I loved the enthusiasm and knowledge of Aglae. This was the BEST course I’ve had.”

“The personal stories shared by instructor and how she related to each person on an individual level made the message more important.”

“I loved the instructor’s knowledge and ability to make the class more alive.”

“Aglae made the class simple and easy to understand.”

“Aglae kept my attention and really made me think.”

“I learned so much. Mrs. Young is such a competent, fun-loving educator.”

“Aglae was informative and ‘real’ with just the right dose of humor.”

“Funny, informative and energetic instructor.”

“Aglae was wonderful!  Kept things moving along while keeping all the participants attentive and informed.”