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17 somewhere Dr. ▪ Columbia, MO 65203 phone 314-123-1235 ▪ E-mail xxss@aol.com | ||||
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To secure an art teaching position in the Kansas City area. | |||
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Education |
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University of Missouri-Columbia Southwest Missouri State University
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Bachelor of Science in Education, Teaching Certification: Art K-12 Graduation: May 2002 | ||
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Student Teacher, Hickman High School, Columbia, MO § Currently teaching 6 classes with 3 preps: 4 sections of Introduction to Art, Vision of the Arts (multicultural art class), Advanced Placement 1 and 2 (college level) § Participates with activities beyond the classroom: school Multicultural Assembly, literary magazine art selection, before and after school student help § Demonstrates professionalism on a daily basis with students, colleagues, and administration § Manages classroom organization and environment: selects, purchases, and prepares supplies, supervises student behavior and progress |
January 2002-Present
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Site Facilitator, Adventure Club, Columbia, MO § § Supervised staff and children grades K-5 § § Consulted parents, teachers, and administrators § § Planned and implemented curriculum and activity schedules § § Managed monthly budge |
December 2000- December 2001 | ||
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Children’s Art Teacher, Columbia Art League, Columbia, MO § Developed curriculum and taught K-8 and 9-14 year-old painting and drawing courses |
July-November 2001
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Grant Reader, MO Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, Jefferson City, MO § § Read and scored grant proposals for before and after school programs
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May 2001 | ||
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Site Assistant, Adventure Club, Columbia, MO § Assisted Site Facilitator, supervised K-5 students |
August-December 2000 | ||
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field Experience |
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Teaching Assistant, Fredrick Douglass High School, Columbia, MO § Observed and assisted students in alternative high school setting |
September-Dec. 2001 | ||
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Teaching Assistant, Lee Elementary, Columbia, MO § Designed and taught two day unit on American Architecture Revival Styles using digital cameras |
January-May 2001 | ||
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Teaching Assistant, Glendale High School, Springfield, MO § Designed and taught one day lesson on perspective |
February-May 2000
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Specialty skills and experience |
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§ Worked with students from a variety of racial and socioeconomic backgrounds § Taught variety of ability levels: basic, special education, average and college level § Experience teaching all ages: grades K-12 § Successfully worked with at-risk students
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related skills |
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Spanish Proficient § 12 college credit hours in Spanish Technology Competent § Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Photoshop
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August 1998-May 2000 | ||
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Professional Organizations | ||||
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Student Missouri State Teachers’ Association Student Art Education Association National Art Education Association |
January 2002-Present January 2001-Present January-May 2000 | ||
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Volunteer Experience | ||||
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Assistant in District Art Show, Springfield, MO § Arranged placement and hung high school artwork in Springfield Art Museum Tutor, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Springfield, MO § Tutored a fourth grade boy for a school year |
March 2000
August 1998-May 1999 | ||
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exhibitions | ||||
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Art of Artist Teachers, George Caleb Bingham Gallery, UMC, Columbia, MO Caution Wet Paint, George Caleb Bingham Gallery, UMC, Columbia, MO |
November 2001 October 2001 | ||
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References | |
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See Attached |
