Cam Silver, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

New York, Ny, Us

Manhattan, New York, United States

Core Faculty that teaches POL 101-Introduction to American Government and Politics Served on the POL 101 Committee that helps oversee assessment and adjunct support the gateway course in the Political Science Major Contribute to the McNair TRIO program as a faculty mentor. Occasionally teach:Introduction to International Relations The Law and Politics of LGBTQ Rights

Teaching Introduction to International Relations

Saint Leo

I teach POL110 HA -- Revolution Now! Democracy in Troubled Times, Immigration: Face of America, Building A Multiracial Society, and Native American History.

New York, New York, United States

Created the following classes for Barnard College:-The Myth of A Post-Minority Era: The Politics of Diversity in the 21st Century-The Domestic Reality of American Foreign Policy-Beyond Stonewall: The Dynamics of Queer PoliticsTeach for both Barnard and Columbia University -Introduction to International Politics-Affiliate Member-Saltzman Institute of War and Peace Studies

West Point, New York, United States

Department of Social Sciences at West PointTeach-Introduction to American Politics Led the curriculum development for the 2022 Winant Scholars Program, where cadets will get to learn about the legacy of the Ambassador by traveling to different countries to see the impact of foreign policy issues. I traveled with the cadets to Tokyo, Hiroshima, Kyoto, Iwo Jima, and Washington D.C, where they learned the modern dimensions of special relationships and strategic alliances

Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida Area

Developed- Beyond the Border: Immigration, Migrations, and Human RightsDeveloped –Queer Social Movements in Global ContextDeveloped- Global Queer Cultures on Film and TVDeveloped-Queer TheoryFoundations of Interdisciplinary Knowledge and InquiryDeveloped- #Hashtag Global Activism: The Politics and Dynamics of Social MovementsDeveloped- Remote Cosmopolitanism: How to Survive a Global Pandemic?Developed-Global Political Violence Taught: Theory of Knowledge

Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida Area

Teach SLS 2091-Academic Foundations Seminar This course offers an introduction to students' first years at USF that is designed to prepare them for a successful college experience. The course provides the necessary knowledge and experiences for students to be successful personally and academically.

Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida Area

• Reporting to the program coordinator, advisor/graduate assistant responsible for collecting and analyzing data to report semester and annual reports, mentor juniors and seniors through independent learning projects, and complete other assignments as specified by the program coordinator as applicable to the goals and objectives of the program.• Supplement teach on Saturdays in high school History courses• Interview prospective High Students to gage whether they are a good fit for the program.• Teach reading and history courses during the summer. Developed my own syllabus for the syllabus and taught a diverse range of students.• Act as the Dorm Director- during the summer.• Ran a large staff and student population of 111• Recruit prospective students into the Upward Bound Program• Help with analyzing the program goals to meet current grant objectives• Help plan college trips, cultural trips and conferences Help with hiring for teachers, tutors and other essential staff

Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida Area

I write commentary articles for the USF Oracle.

Costa Rica

Build on existing course descriptions to write course syllabus a rubric with cyclicalfeedback and review from Verto Education and partner colleges.Collaborate with country teams to identify experiential opportunities that align with thecourse to include in the program itineraryParticipate in final hiring and screening of Verto’s Field InstructorsWrite Field Instructor’s Resource Guide (lesson plans)Plan and execute training modules on course content for Field InstructorsBiweekly meetings with Field Instructors to provide coaching and guidance on contentdeliverySupervision of grading and assignments as carried out by studentsPossibility of field visits depending on necessity and availability

Greater Tampa Bay Area

HCC Campuses and Partner Schools: Bayshore Christian School, Armwood High School, HCC Ybor, and HCC OnlineClasses Taught: Introduction to Political Science, American Government, and Introduction to Black Culture

Dade City

• Serve as a teaching assistant to SLU courses• University Experience• Study Skills and Learning Lab• Academic Writing 1• Mentor and Tutor to International students and students on probation • Helped International Students from Saudi Arabia adapt to American University Culture. Act as a buffer between first year students and their professors. • Help with retention efforts at Saint Leo University• Tutor on essay writing and in History and Political Science courses• Help plan academic activities during the summer program.• Help run the three hour study daily during the summer• Developed Presentations on Academic issues such as Plagiarism

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Government

Dissertation -The Domestic Reality of Foreign Policy: The 1994 Clinton Administration Response to the Crises in Rwanda and Haiti.

Master'S Degree, Africana Studies

Bachelor'S Degree, History

Activities and Societies: Phi Alpha Theta Pi Sigma Alpha Model UN

Bachelor'S Degree

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