QUALIFICATIONS

International TEFL Teacher Training Center, Thailand
Basic Certification - 100 hours
Teaching EFL to Young Learners – 50 hours
Teaching Business English to Adult EFL Students - 50 hours

Marshall University, Huntington, WVA
Master of Arts in Communication Arts (emphasis: educational media)

Bachelor of Arts in Journalism (magna cum laude); English minor
Interned in public affairs, West Virginia Legislature



EXPERIENCE
Zhejiang Yuexiu University of Foreign Languages, Shaoxing, China, September 2015 – present
Lecturer in spoken English, College of English Hotel Management Program. Taught six freshmen sections,
twelve classes per week for fall 2015 term. Assist other faculty in proofing letters of support for students
applying for programs at institutions in English-speaking countries.

Jeju Interpretation & Language Institute, Jeju, Republic of Korea, September 2011 – August 2015 Head foreign teacher. Teaching multi-level conversational English to adults. Also taught special government-sponsored classes for volunteer translators, citizens retraining for new employment and tourism students. Substitute teacher for elementary-school level students at affiliated hakwon. Minimum thirty teaching hours per week.

Grace International Academy, Gangnam, Republic of Korea, November 2010 – August 2011
Head foreign English teacher. Designed English core curriculum and selected books for the academic year. Instituted level testing and assessment. Spoke to all parents about curriculum changes at a series of open houses. Proposed an honors course for students performing substantially above the curriculum for their level. Created Power Point presentations, bus signage and brochures for use in marketing. In addition to teaching English to the youngest students at this kindergarten, also organized and emceed the school’s first graduation ceremonies. Additionally, planned and decorated for the school’s social functions.

Herald School, Chuncheon, Republic of Korea, February 2010 – October 2010
Taught English as a foreign language to students ranging from kindergarteners to middle-school students. Thirty teaching hours per week. Also taught art, storytelling, science and cooking.

Ivy Hill, HongSeong, Republic of Korea, February 2009 – February 2010
Taught English as a foreign language and science to students ranging from kindergarteners to adults. Thirty teaching hours per week. Also taught science. Developed my own teaching-support materials. Took part in open house.

Todays Office Professionals, Dallas, August 2007 – January 2009
Assignments included acting corporate marketing coordinator for Todays. Researched, wrote, edited and designed newsletters and e-mail blasts (using Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft FrontPage and QuarkXP) for staff, clients and temporary/contract candidates at more than 70 branches in the U.S. and Canada. Drafted newsletter columns, speeches and high-level correspondence for top managers. Disseminated corporate communications using data pulled from Crystal Reports and distributed via Silverpop Marketer. Researched and authored best practices white papers. Managed Yellow Pages advertising renewals. Tabulated monthly advertising allocations. Edited documents and Web postings. Other assignments: Catholic Diocese of Dallas; Dal-Tile/Unilin (acting marketing coordinator); Holmes, Diggs, Eames and Puhl law firm (Dallas and McKinney locations); U.S. corporate offices of Ferrosan/Imedeen Danish skin products; Buckner International; and SWACHA, a trade association comprising financial institutions, businesses, government agencies and professionals in Texas, New Mexico and Louisiana.

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Michael’s Naturopathic Programs, San Antonio, April 2005 – October 2006
Marketing programs coordinator. Researched, wrote, edited and designed B2C and B2B collateral using Adobe Creative Suite and Quark XP. Managed president’s national lecture and training calendar. Maintained national promotions calendar. Liaison/support to national sales director, field sales staff and retailers. Liaison to FDA attorney. Coordinated company’s participation in six or more national tradeshows annually. Prepared materials for annual national sales conference. Procured special equipment and promotional items for product branding
and a variety of marketing events. Planned special events nationwide, including training sessions, consumer
lectures and business dinners. Made travel arrangements for company president and national sales director.

Assisted in customer service department as needed, particularly as a troubleshooter to handle challenging calls and/or to research/resolve customer issues. Supervised temporary staff and special-needs staff.

Randstad, San Antonio, January 2004 – May 2005
Assigned to Harcourt Assessment. Read and scored tests in English/language arts and social studies as part of a team for Harcourt’s major clients, which included state departments of education and boards/entities that certified professional skill levels. Worked on many individual projects related to quality assurance for test instruments.

University of Texas at San Antonio, 1996 – 2003
Positions: associate director of public affairs; assistant director of public affairs; public affairs specialist; and writer. Developed the university’s first electronic newsletter distributed via e-mail. Media and community liaison. Established the public affairs office for the UTSA Downtown Campus. Assisted in promoting or planning a variety of institutional advancement events. Served as events speechwriter to university president and civic/political leaders who spoke on behalf of the university. Supervised interns.

Virginia Department of Transportation, Richmond (central office), 1989 – 1990
Editor of employee newsletter. Supervised cooperative education students and interns.

Kelly Communications, Charlottesville, 1988 – 1989
Lead writer for HealthAction MANAGERS and Health Resources, subscription-based newsletters for professionals who administer employee wellness programs.

Virginia Eye Institute, Richmond, 1987 – 1988
Communications coordinator, marketing manager.

University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, 1981 – 1987
Positions: publications/editorial consultant, office of educational resources, instructional development division; and writer, media liaison and editor of employee newsletter, office of news and information.

Texas Medical Center Inc., Houston, 1980 – 1981
Assistant manager of public information/assistant editor of employee newsletter. Served as liaison from TMC Inc. to public affairs offices at all institutions in the medical center. Conducted VIP tours.