Amanda Baisden-Payne, Pmp, Rpa Email & Phone Number

Charleston, Wv, Us

Huntington, West Virginia Area

Teaching graduate and undergraduate students in a specific field of expertiseDeveloping and managing the class syllabus and ensuring that the syllabus meets department and college standardsPlanning and creating lectures, in-class discussions and assignmentsGrading assigned papers, quizzes and examsAssessing grades for students based on participation, performance in class, assignments and examinationsCollaborating with colleagues on course curriculumAdvising students on how to be successful in classStaying updated on innovations and changes within their course field

Huntington, West Virginia Area

Assist faculty members with classroom instruction, exams, record keeping, and other miscellaneous projects.Tutor or mentor students.Perform laboratory research.Work with Blackboard for course lectures.Clean labs and set up or remove specimens.Obtain materials needed for classes, including texts and other materials.Prepare presentations for lectures.Deliver lectures.Hand out assignments and grade papers.Proctor examinations.Record grades and inform students of their final grades.Arrange for teaching observations.Meet with students during office hours.Help professors and teachers develop course plans.Assist with student conferences.Lead discussion sections.Teach undergraduate courses.Create and write materials such as a syllabus, visual aids, answer keys, supplementary notes, and course websites.Correspond with students on Blackboard or related inter-campus communication system.Provide librarians with assistance cataloguing or displaying collections.Enforce laboratory rules.Take attendance and record responses.Record lecture given by professor

United States

Charleston, West Virginia Area

Co-managed a 30-45k line schedule. Main duties included statusing, helping BDMs wrangle upcoming deadlines, and all things PMO.

Charleston, West Virginia Area

Determining start and stop points for new fiber optic cable construction and approving routes.Providing, or assisting in, job costing.Determining the need for, and specifying any and all fiber specific equipment.Ensuring fiber optic cables are installed in a manner that minimizes risk of damage and is consistent with industry standards.Planning and executing fiber splicing in a way that minimizes customer impact.Proofing and accepting fiber and splicing.Providing final documentation to all necessary. departments/personnel.Conduct evaluation, cost analysis, selection, engineering and network design of optical equipment, including optical cable, termination systems, enclosures, optical splitters, optical filters, optical multiplexers and related peripherals.Analyze all practical solutions to Lumos network technical and network-related business problems.Monitor actual vs. budget capitals and application of technical solutions to ensure all technical and business goals are being met.Provide input regarding the evaluation, selection and procurement of fiber optic transmission and other network equipment.Provide guidance in resolving technical problems, implementation and follow through of preventative maintenance program.Assist in the establishment of and adherence to network performance measurements and goals.Assists in the preparation of proposals, sales calls, and presentations.Provide project supervision of contractor installation of fiber optic cables and equipment.

Huntington, West Virginia Area

Formulate, organize and monitor inter-connected projectsDecide on suitable strategies and objectivesCoordinate cross-project activitiesLead and evaluate project managers and other staffDevelop and control deadlines, budgets and activitiesApply change, risk and resource managementAssume responsibility for the program’s people and vendorsAssess program performance and aim to maximize ROIResolve projects’ higher scope issuesPrepare reports for program directorsServe as Principal for transportation research projects

Charleston, West Virginia Area

Using geophysical surveys and aerial photography to locate suitable excavation sites.Planning surveys and excavations.Examining, documenting and preserving artifacts.Producing, compiling and maintaining written, photographic and drawn records and electronic databases.Supervising and guiding staff.Collecting, analyzing and interpreting data.Writing reports, papers and other articles for publication.Dating and interpreting finds.Mathematical, statistical and computational modelling.Assessing planning applications for building developers.Project management for NEPA and Section 106 projects.

Master Of Science (M.S.), Geography

Activities and Societies: Facilitated SCORES Graduate Assistant Graduate Teaching Assistant GIS Certificate Gamma Theta Epsilon Society

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Anthropology