• Observe, evaluate, and coach team of eight other teachers.• Design more rigorous four-year programs to enhance writing, reading comprehension, and critical thinking skills as measured by improved performance on AP exams.• Guide Professional Learning Committee tasked with improving learning outcomes for ninth-graders by formalizing practices such as instructing freshmen in fundamental skills (note-taking, time-management, organization, etc.), standardizing rubrics, establishing homework policies, defining grading policies; continue work each year with the next grade level.• Create and teach three different classes: AP Literature, British Literature, World Literature.• Mentor full-practicum students from Boston College.

• Won two NCAA tournament victories to earn a spot in the Men’s NCAA Final Four.• Won men’s first conference championship (Northeast Water Polo Conference Championship) and clinched first-ever NCAA Championship berth in school history.• Finished an all-time best 27-7, winning 20-plus games.• Defeated a program-record 13 ranked opponents and was ranked as high as No. 8 in the men’s CWPA poll.• Women’s team earned its highest finish at the CWPA Championships since 2000 with a fourth-place mark.

• Tied the best finish in program history with a third-place showing at the conference championship.• Reached No. 12 in the CWPA poll; defeated three top-10 opponents.

• Lead Spring Session and NHS; oversee all Student Clubs; adjudicate discipline issues.• Evaluate and implement new solutions as member of Tech Innovation Committee.• Streamline registration process using SchoolSoft’s Conference Manager, significantly reducing time costs and improving user experience for events such as parent/teacher conferences. • Organize and manage community outreach functions, including 2nd Wednesdays at the Commons.• Teach two classes, Junior English and “Literature of the Other”; class advisor; basketball coach.

• Designed and instructed two sections of Writing for Success.• Mentored teacher on preparation, classroom management, and instructional strategies and tactics.

• Taught eleventh grade American Literature and ninth grade World Literature.

• Principal licensure expected June 2012. • Coursework includes transformative change leadership for schools, financial strategies for non-profits, methods of complex negotiations, and systems for inclusive education to mainstream students with SPED and ELL accommodations.• Field work examined problems of practice in schools through instructional classroom rounds.

• Observed and evaluated teachers in both high school and middle school, providing feedback and coaching on classroom practice to exceed BPS standards.• Designed professional development on collaborative learning for students of various abilities.• Assessed special education program, ensuring compliance with state laws and school mission.• Implemented individualized scheduling for 960 students, including ELL and SPED students.• Researched and recommended technology solutions for classroom and administration.

• Taught and designed curricula for eight courses, including Advanced Placement Literature.• Hired six and managed team of ten teachers, running department meetings and managing budget.• Re-designed and expanded department offerings from one class per grade to Foundational courses for 9th and 10th grades, and nine upper-level elective classes for 11th and 12th grades.• Designed and implemented seven-year vertical articulation for English Department.• Re-organized Middle School curriculum into combined English and History Humanities model.• Chaired Governance Committee to design future leadership structure for WASC accreditation.• Co-authored school’s Honor Code.• Led committees on Summer Facilities Usage, Technology and Student Leadership; guided Mission Committee, Stressed-Out Student Committee, and Academic Affairs Committee.• Managed relationships with MBS Books, producing significant savings for school and parents.• Presented at CAIS conference: “Implementing Moodle and Other Classroom Technologies”.• Senior Class Advisor.

• Taught five distinct curricula, including three Accelerated Honors Literature courses.• Mentor teacher; Class Advisor for Seniors.• Hired as long-term substitute; promoted to full-time faculty.

• Helped guide teams to National and Junior National Championships (2009) as Assistant Coach.• Won Bronze Medal as Head Coach for 16-Under Division at 2008 Junior Olympics.

• Placed five players in Division I program; six Academic All-Americas; one on Junior Youth team.• Hired and managed two assistants for Junior Varsity program that won League Championship.

• Designed marketing strategy, including on-line presence and brochure, for Commercial Lines.• Targeted verticals to help grow sales by 35% and increase book with specific carriers.

• Managed territories selling into Fortune 1000 technology companies; carried $1 million quota. • Ranked third on sales team after three months.

• Promoted at first review. Received highest performance rating in company of 165 employees.• Led and designed on-time implementation of company’s largest partnership, H&R Block.

• Managed $400 million in new assets for key institutional clients such as University of Chicago.• Directed inter-departmental teams chartered with scaling company by 60% in six months.

• Coached team to number two national ranking, Conference Champions in second year.• Created Stanford Women’s Water Polo Foundation, designed to permanently endow program.Founder and Director/Head Coach, Women’s Summer Water Polo Program, 1995-1997• Started and coached summer team ranked first in Northern California for three years.• Hired and supervised staff of five coaches for what continues to be top-ranked program.• Produced fourteen All-American and nine National Team players.

• Designed curricula and taught both Main and Honors high school writing and literature classes.• Class Advisor and Graduation Day Speaker for Class of 1996.• Wrote departmental WASC accreditation report; approved on first submission.• Evaluated and implemented new school-wide intra- and internet, automating grading systems.

• Coached team to 29-1 record in fourth season; League Champions; won five tournaments.• Produced eleven Division I, five national team, and three All-America players.