Ruby Moore-Bloom Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Washington, United States

Seattle, Washington, United States

Madaba Governorate, Jordan

Faculty member, advisor, and dorm parent at international day and boarding school in Jordan. Develop curriculum for and teach high school classes on the history of ancient, classical, and modern worlds. Joined the department as a teaching fellow in August 2018; elevated to full faculty status for the 2019-2020 academic year. - Serve as curriculum lead for ninth and tenth grade history course, meeting regularly with colleagues to collaborate on curricular design, lesson planning, sequencing, and learning assessment development.- Worked under deadline to adapt curriculum for online, hybrid, and hyflex models during pandemic; collaborated with colleagues on technology and distance learning best practices. - Advise 5-6 advisees each year, serving as advocate and liaison between families, teachers, and students.- Teach seminar to 15 freshmen annually on health and wellness, time management, and study skills.- Lead yoga and mindfulness workshops for peer counselors and as co-curricular option for students.- Awarded the King’s Academy Chair for Young Faculty in January 2021.

Seattle, Wa

One of 20 full-time staff providing free education and tutoring services for low-income adult learners. Responsible for designing and leading classes incorporating ESL and U.S. citizenship skills. - Led weekly ESL classes of 15 - 20 adult learners. Created lessons, reviewed course material and provided in-class and instructional guidance to volunteer teaching assistants to support student success.- Met individually with students, designing customized learning plans and matching them with volunteer tutors.- Worked closely with the Citizenship Program Manager, tracking student progress toward citizenship eligibility, including review of forms N400 and N600, fee waivers, and other USCIS naturalization forms.- Advised and managed caseload of 30-40 students, organized student data, and tracked test scores.- Supported and trained a team of 200+ volunteers, co-leading quarterly training sessions on citizenship process, literacy instruction, and adult learning challenges.

- One of 200 leaders selected from a pool of over 1000 applicants - Co-led hiking and backpacking trips for 12 students in the Rocky Mountains (2016) and the Swiss Alps (2017)- Participated in 10-day leader trainings focused on risk management, group dynamics, and leadership- Fostered a supportive community and encouraged each student to reach their potential- Organized daily logistics, meal planning, budgeting, and navigated trails in the wilderness

- Three-time CRCA Scholar Athlete (2015, 2016, 2017)- Four-time Ivy League Champion (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017)- NCAA champion in JV boat (2015)- Third-place team finish at NCAA Championships (2014, 2015)- Competed internationally at the Women's Henley Regatta in England (2015)

- Assisted in a low-level Adult ESL classroom- Guided students through classwork, created lesson plans, and led students in activities- Translated between English, Spanish, and Arabic

San Francisco

- Prepared low-income first generation high school students for the SAT and college application process- Planned daily lessons and led the classroom in group activities- Administered and graded practice SAT tests

Bachelor'S Degree, Anthropology, Middle East Studies

Activities and Societies: Varsity Women's Crew, BRYTE (Brown Refugee Youth Tutoring and Enrichment), Brown University CateringHonors.

Anthropology

Study abroad program in Rabat, Morocco focused on migration and transnational identity. Lived with homestay family, attended Center.

High School

Activities and Societies: Captain of Varsity Women's Crew team, member of Best Buddies, member of BuildOn, AP Scholar with Distinction