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Oakland, California, United States

Teach all subjects in a bilingual elementary classroom. Plan lessons, create schedules, communicate with parents and administrators in English and Spanish. Use school data to facilitate understanding of students’ academic progress and to support individualized behavioral and academic support. Provide pull-out support for students in math and literacy.

Vermillion, South Dakota

Design and teach online courses in composition, creative writing, and literature, following departmental policies and SD Board of Regents guidelines for general education courses. Evaluate student work and provide detailed feedback with suggestions for revision. Host regular office hours through virtual conferencing platforms. Record lectures and workshops.

Sausalito, California, United States

Repair and restore client vessels, usually working independently from the start of a project to its completion. Taught a weekly class in traditional wooden boatbuilding for adults and supported summer camp programming.

Madrid Area, Spain

Provide English-language assistance in public school ESL and bilingual classrooms. Work with Spanish teachers to develop strong lessons and evaluation materials for English language learners. Facilitate conversation in English among groups of students and teachers.

Santiago, Chile

Encourage student development in speaking, reading, and writing in English. Design curriculum that supports ESL learners as well as native speakers. Promote critical, creative, and analytical thinking among students. Manage a staff of approximately 25 professionals. Review and evaluate lesson plans and evaluation materials. Currently co-developing a new.

Teach breakout sessions of interdisciplinary general education courses through the University Studies Department. Model successful student behavior. Facilitate discussion. Create an environment suitable for varied learning styles.Courses: Interpreting the Past (in-person: spring '11)Popular Culture (in-person: fall '11, winter '12) (hybrid: winter.

Helped WIC students with issues in writing successful essays. Assisted instructors in evaluating student work. Gave short presentations on grammar, punctuation, citation, and other important aspects of strong academic writing. Led workshops and discussed students’ writing.Courses: Science through Science Fiction (fall '10)Anthropology of Food (winter '11)

Portland, OR

Selected solicited and unsolicited manuscripts for publication in one of three issues annually. Promoted the journal and work to increase readership in print and online. Edited all accepted manuscripts for length and clarity as well as grammar and usage.

Wrote short and long-form magazine stories with a strong connection to the greater Portland area for the print publication and online. Took photographs and produced multimedia projects both as standalone pieces and to accompany written work. Performed some research and fact-checking as needed.

Reported and wrote news articles and features on progress in South Dakota towns. Interviewed public officials and private citizens, generated story ideas, took photographs to accompany written work.

Worked with students, faculty, and staff to draft, edit, and revise creative and academic writing. Ran conversation groups and held editing sessions to help international students improve written and spoken English. Created a friendly environment in which writers were comfortable sharing their work.

Missoula, MT

Worked to establish Oval’s presence as a new literary student group on campus. Helped organize weekly meetings to discuss manuscripts submitted for publication in the journal. Edited accepted manuscripts for style and content. Planned social events for staff to share ideas and get to know one another. Increased Oval’s visibility on campus and in the larger.

Master Of Fine Arts (Mfa), Creative Writing

Wooden Boatbuilding And Restoration

Master Of Arts (Ma), English Literature

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), English, Sociology

Prose Editor: Oval Literary Journal. Awarded Western Undergraduate Exchange Scholarship, University of Montana Undergraduate Research.