My primary responsibilities included managing Comprehensive Economic Development Strategies, providing written analysis and developing recommendations for those plans, and preparing presentations to local stakeholders. I also oversaw the Research Associate program and contributed to AE’s blog.

At this position I instructed multiple laboratory sections per semester (5 total) of a physical geography course containing 25 students each. As a teaching assistant I explained complex and technical concepts to students who had almost no prior experience with the subjects discussed. I also collaborated with colleagues on revising lesson plans and assessing student performance. It was also my responsibility to responded to numerous, and often simultaneous, questions brought up by students in… Show more At this position I instructed multiple laboratory sections per semester (5 total) of a physical geography course containing 25 students each. As a teaching assistant I explained complex and technical concepts to students who had almost no prior experience with the subjects discussed. I also collaborated with colleagues on revising lesson plans and assessing student performance. It was also my responsibility to responded to numerous, and often simultaneous, questions brought up by students in laboratory and during office hours, requiring patience and agility. Along with this I graded weekly laboratory assignments and organized grade books in Excel. It was also my duty to grade quizzes and exams, with both hand-graded map questions and Scantron-graded multiple-choice questions, for courses with 50 to 100 students. Show less

At this position I drafted daily to weekly assessments of several job sites administered by the TAMU Physical Plant and assisted Physical Plant project planners with departmental paperwork and printing.