D.C. He moved to Gainesville 20 years ago after living and teaching for a decade in Lake Butler in Union County. He loved living in a rural area with a tight sense of community. That involved working with the same kids all day long, teaching every subject. Galloway eventually completed his specialist degree in counselor education at the University of Florida, along with a master's degree in Latin American studies, and he now works with the dual enrollment program, mostly doing academic and career counseling. He twice served as student government adviser.
People can sense that.
He becomes a friend to his students. He's very genuine. Galloway loves living in Gainesville and said we are lucky to have so many wonderful activities to fill our spare time. He enjoys attending volleyball and soccer at UF, and cultural events. We always had a lot of international students over for dinners.