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Natalie Abbott
903 High Knoll Court, Apt. 10,
Villa Hills, KY 41017
859-360-0371 or 740-649-4679
natalie_abbott@yahoo.com
B.A., University of Cincinnati (2001); Classical Civilizations.
M.A., Tufts University (2008); Classics.
Two years private school teaching at the high school level. In
high school, I played varsity softball, sang in our school’s advanced
choir, was a member of the National Art Honors Society, and belonged to
Thespian Troop 3170, as well as being a member of the Latin club, French
Honors Society, and the National Beta Honor Society.
I am seeking employment at a private boarding school in the midwest
or East coast where I can teach Latin and elementary Greek.
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Jessica Kate
Anderson
175 W. 93rd St. Apt.1G, New York, NY 10025
917-620-9407
jkanderson2@gmail.com
B.A., University of Maryland (Expected May 2009); Classical Languages
and Literatures major. Submitted application to CUNY Hunter's Latin M.A.
Program in Adolescence Education Grades 7-12.
At the University of Maryland, I have taught two semesters of Honors
100, an introductory course for freshmen, and worked as an undergraduate
teaching assistant for Classics 170, a course in Greek and Roman
mythology, for one semester. I
have also tutored Italian and Latin on campus.
My GPA within my major is 4.0,
and my overall GPA is 3.96. I
have taken eight years of Latin, two years of Greek, and four years of
Italian. I am seeking
employment for the fall of 2009 at a high school or junior high school,
private or public, in New York City where I can teach Latin.
I am also interested in teaching
English or history.
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Jessica Jane
Ashenden
310-539-2346
jessiejanie@yahoo.com
M.A.T., Latin, University of Michigan; American Academy in Rome,
Classical Summer School; B.A., Classics, University of Southern
California.
California clear professional certification.
Five years experience teaching high school Latin 1-4AP
Seeking summer 2009 and tutoring jobs.
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Rob Banks
13500 Parkford Manor Drive Apt D; Silver Spring, MD 20904
240-293-6451
robbanks@hotmail.com
B.A. in History, Salisbury University (1995); M.A.
in Ancient History, University of Maryland (2000); Ph.D. Candidate in
Early Christian Studies, Catholic University of America. I expect to
complete this degree this summer.
I have been
teaching for nine years. I have taught Latin (I through AP), Greek
(I through III), World History, and Ancient History. My
students always score very well on the National Greek and Latin Exams at
all levels. I read Latin, Greek, German, French, and Coptic.
More info at
http://www.demathaclassics.com I
am primarily seeking employment teaching Latin and/or Greek in a private
or public school. I am also willing to teach History if
necessary.
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John B. Beeby
1742 Sam Rittenberg Blvd., Apt. 5D,
Charleston, SC
29407
843-225-1027
johnbeeby@gmail.com
B.A., University
of Evansville
(1999); Classical Archaeology major, Classical Studies major.
M.A., The Florida State University (2006); dual M.A. degrees in Latin
and Classical Civilizations.
Certification: None, but will work toward certification.
Four years experience as teaching assistant / graduate instructor at
FSU. Have taught three years at private secondary school (with
some middle school classes) and am able to teach all levels of Latin
including AP Vergil, Greek, Mythology, History, Latin and Greek Roots in
English, and Archaeology. I am involved in Junior Classical League
and have coached Quiz Bowl / Academic Team. I have created and
taught new electives and am willing to do so again. I have lived
and worked in Italy and Greece and will take students on
field trips and trips abroad. I
am seeking employment at a secondary school beginning in fall 2009, and
I would prefer northeastern US but will seriously consider any other
location. I would like to work for a department and administration
that supports and encourages the study of all languages, including
ancient ones. My main focus is teaching Latin but I am excited to
teach other (hopefully related) classes.
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Kathleen DeAnn Brown
9800 Firefly Ave,
Galesburg, MI 49053
269-615-3684
LatinKDB@aol.com
B.A. Western Michigan University (1996); Latin major, Speech
Communications minor.
Provisional Certificate in Latin 7-12 and Speech 7-12
ubstitute teacher for middle school; Long-term substitute for
secondary Latin; Kalamazoo Home School Association secondary
Latin and Public Speaking teacher; Three years private
school experience teaching Latin, Speech, and Theater; Two years
public school experience teaching Latin and Speech. I also
have directed and been involved in high school theater
productions for 5 years. I am seeking employment in
Southwest MI or Northwest IN no more than an hour and a half
away from Kalamazoo MI. I am looking to teach Latin,
Speech Communications, and or Theater; one, or a combination
thereof, at the secondary school level.
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Madison D.
(Matt) Brown
P.O. Box 411, Fitzgerald, GA
31750
229-276-5912 or 229-643-7282
madbrown@valdosta.edu
B.B.A., University of Georgia (1996); Finance major. B.A., Valdosta
State University (2006); English major.
M.A., Valdosta State University (2009); English major. (Studies
in Latin include courses up through graduate level.)
GACE certification in Latin, Georgia.
1.5 years experience as a tutor in Latin and English; Teaching
Assistantship in English, two semesters.
I am seeking employment at a public or private high school
teaching English and Latin in the southern Georgia area.
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Kara O. Bryant
1113 Singleton Valley Circle, Norcross, GA 30093
770-564-3752
kobryant816@gmail.com
B.A. Emory University (1986); English-Classics major; Religion minor.
M.A. Duke University (1989); Classics major.
T-5 Certificates in Latin and English, Georgia.
I currently teach Latin I-AP in a public school; I have served as
English teacher, textbook coordinator, sophomore class sponsor, and
volunteer office assistant at various times; as Latin Club sponsor, we
visit various museums and special exhibits around Atlanta.
I have taught at both public and private school, grades 7-12.
This will be my 20th year of
teaching. I am seeking employment
at either a public or private high school, preferably in either the
Atlanta, GA area or Mobile, AL.
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Christopher
Buczek
Rome,
NY 13440
Cbuczek@aol.com
B.A., Siena College (2002); Classics major. M.A, University at
Buffalo (2005); Classics major. Ph.D., University at Buffalo (2008);
Classics major.
Substitute teacher in Rome and Amherst,
New York, for three years. Substituted for Latin classes often
in Sweet Home Central School in Amherst. Tutored a few Latin
students at the college level. College
teaching assistant in World Civilizations in the summer of 2006.
Taught first and third
graders simple Latin lessons and read Latin stories to them.
Excellent classroom management skills.
Attended APA meeting in
January and learned valuable educational techniques.
I would like to direct
extracurricular activities involving Classics, such as a Mythology
Club or Ancient History Club.
I am seeking employment at an independent private school,
either large or small. I
would like to teach all levels of Latin and/or Greek. I would
prefer to teach grades 7-12. My proficiency in both languages
is outstanding. I would also
like to employ these teaching techniques: a hybrid approach (equal
parts of grammar and reading) and the direct method in the classroom
(spoken, conversational Latin and Greek).
Geographically, I am willing
to relocate anywhere in the United States, as I enjoy traveling.
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Jacquelyn Carr-Lonian
7318 E. 65th Place, Tulsa, OK 74133
918-252-7298
clmagistra@aol.com
B.A., Manhattanville College (1970) Classics (Latin major/Greek minor);
M.Ed., Tufts University (1971)
Counseling.
Certification: Latin
(Secondary) - Massachusetts and New York; Guidance/Counseling -
Massachusetts and New York.
I have taught 21 years at a private school at both the middle and high
school divisions. I am able
to teach all levels of Latin as well as Mythology and Latin and Greek
Roots in English. I have sponsored Latin Club, Latin Quiz Bowl,
and led student groups to Italy. I have
also taught Latin for primary school students in summer education
programs. I love teaching Latin!
I am seeking employment in either a private or public middle or
high school. I am willing to
consider all locations.
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Matthew
Crutchfield
302 Fallwood Court, St. Peters, MO 63376
636-866-8018
matthew.crutchfield@gmail.com
B.A., Truman State University (2000); Classics major, Philosophy and
Religion minor. M.A., University of Missouri, Columbia (2001); Classical
Language major. Ph.D., University of Missouri, Columbia (Projected date,
2009).
I have taught Latin, Classical Mythology, and Etymology courses at the
university level. I have taught Latin at the secondary level for a total
of three years, with one year of Greek at the secondary level.
I have also taught Latin at the
primary level for two years.
I am seeking employment at a small co-ed private school in which I may
teach Latin (at all levels) and, if possible, Greek.
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Robert Curtin
411 DeMott Avenue, Rockville Centre, NY, 11570
516-509-0034
bob.curtin@nyu.edu
;
lifeguardbob@gmail.com
B.A., Major in Classical Languages, Latin and Greek, Minor in General
Education. NYU College of Arts and Sciences, 2008.
M.A., Foreign Language Education,
Latin, grades 7-12, NYU Steinheardt Graduate, 2009.
NYS Teacher Certification Certificate (In progress)
Student teaching for a full year in NYU's Foreign Language education
program. Four year competing
member of the NYU Fencing team; looking to coach a high school team.
Would alternatively enjoy running a chess or art club. Lifeguards
and teaches lifeguarding during the summers and will soon be certified
to teach and certify others in CPR.
I am looking to teach in a public or private middle or high
school in or near New York City.
Particularly enjoy teaching higher levels (AP courses, juniors,
seniors) or middle school students, but will happily teach any grade.
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Simon Raahauge DeSantis
261 Belchertown rd, Apt C, Amherst, MA 01002
413-695-7559
B.A. UMass Amherst (2007) in Classics (language concentration);
Linguistics minor. M.A.T. UMass Amherst (May 2009) in Latin and
Classical Humanities.
Initial License in Latin and Classical Humanities, grades 5-12, MA
(pending May 2009).
Three semesters teaching introductory and intermediate Latin at the
University of Massachusetts. I will have completed my practicum in
mid-April 2009 by teaching introductory and intermediate Latin at
Amherst Regional High School (all grades) and Amherst Regional Middle
School (seventh grade) in Amherst, MA. I am looking for a job
teaching Latin at a public middle or high school in New England.
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Benjamin Dyke
1414 Crescent ln Apt K Matthews, NC 28105
704-321-5820
benjamindyke@yahoo.com
B.A., Calvin
College (2005); Latin major, Mathematics major. M.Ed., University
of North Carolina at Greensboro (to be completed 2009); Latin major.
Professional Certificate in
Latin and mathematics, North Carolina.
Four years private
school teaching at the middle school level. I coach cross country
and track teams. I help run the Junior Classical League program at
my school. I am seeking employment at a school in the mid-Atlantic
or nearby where I can teach Latin.
I am also interested in coaching and
growing and maintaining a strong Latin program.
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Inna Dykman
536 S. Forest Ave. #910, Ann Arbor MI
48104
734-649-5552
innad@umich.edu
B.A., University of Michigan
(expected April 2009); Classical Languages and Literatures with
High Honors. Teaching certification (expected April 2009): Latin
major, English minor; Michigan.
Currently pre-student teaching;
January-April: student teaching in Ann Arbor Public schools.
I have extensive Latin and English tutoring experience,
and have designed a syllabus incorporating multiple textbooks. I
also work with an ESL program.
I am seeking employment at a high school in or near
Michigan. I look
forward to teaching Latin but would also love to teach mythology
or Roman history. I
am also able to teach Greek, English, or ESL, but would not like
to limit myself to these subjects.
I am devoted to teaching a love of learning and critical
thinking skills as part of any class -- regardless of subject.
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Preston Edwards
478 N. Austin Blvd. #1, One Ontario Court, Oak Park, IL 60302
708-207-4912
pce@uchicago.edu
B.A., University of Texas at Austin (1996);
Classics major, with special honors in Greek. Ph.D., Brown University
(2003); Classics.
Recently passed Illinois Content Area Exam in Latin to meet Federal
N.C.L.B. requirement at the charter school where I work. Willing to
pursue alternative certification in Illinois or in Texas.
Three years experience teaching Latin (I, II, and III/pre-AP) and
Spanish (I and II) at the University of Chicago Charter High School,
Woodlawn Campus. Ten years
experience teaching Latin, Greek, and Humanities courses at the
University of Chicago (as a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Humanities), The
University of Rhode Island (as a Visiting Instructor in Classics), and
Brown University (as a Teaching Fellow in Classics).
I seek employment either in Illinois (Chicagoland) or in Texas (San
Antonio or Austin) as a high-school or middle-school Latin teacher,
preferably at a school my own children, ages 7 and 10, could eventually
attend. I am also prepared to offer courses in Greek and Spanish,
should the need arise.
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Alicen Foresman
6324 Oxford St., St. Louis Park, MN 55416
952-926-3390 (home)
763-412-6670 (cell)
alicen.foresman@gmail.com
B.A., University of Notre Dame (2007); Latin and Greek & Roman
Civilizations double major.
One year teaching Upper School Latin at The Blake School in Minneapolis,
MN. I have taken five years of high school Latin, four years of
college Latin, and three years of college Greek. I studied abroad
in Rome at the Intercollegiate Center for Classical Studies in Spring
2006. I tutored student athletes in Latin while in college.
I have four years experience with an improvisational comedy group and
can help coach (or form) a similar group. I played both soccer and
basketball during high school and would be willing to assist in either
sport. I am seeking employment at
a private school, preferably in the Midwest. I am looking to teach
Latin as well as Greek if needed. I could also teach a History
course with a focus on ancient history or a Mythology course.
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Mary France
719-264-1909
mary.francesmith@colorado.edu
BA, University of Colorado at Boulder (1999); Classics (language track)
& English; MA, University of Colorado at Boulder (2002); Classics
(concentration in Greek)
Professional Teaching License for Latin K-12, Colorado; passed the PLACE
exam for Latin.
Seven years of teaching Latin 1-AP Vergil along with two years of
teaching English at public high school. Four years of teaching ancient
Greek at the university. Sponsor Latin Club, National Latin Honor
Society, & Philosophy Club. Skilled at desktop publishing, Powerpoint,
Fusion web-design; editor of a state classics association newsletter and
webmaster of their site and of my own site. Travel to Greece every
summer on my own. I am seeking employment at a school where I can teach
Latin and Greek and am willing to move to another state.
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John Fraser
an der Linde 13, 58540 Meinerzhagen,
Germany
49 2354 706804
jfraser2@uiuc.edu
M.A., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (2008); Classical
Philology. Honors B.A., summa cum laude, Marquette University (2006);
Classical Languages major, Biological Sciences minor.
Two years teaching (Latin, Classical Literature in translation) and
tutoring (Greek, Biological Sciences) at the college level.
Currently teaching (English and Latin) at a German Gymnasium (grades
6-8, 11, 13). Currently tutoring Latin online, using the Cambridge
Series. Experience with initiation and leadership of extracurricular
clubs/activities. am not certified, but am willing to work
towards certification. Seeking a full-time position at a public or
private high school, with the possibility (or duty) of teaching Greek,
regularly or as an extra-curricular activity. I am very
open-minded and flexible when it comes to school profile and
geographical location.
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Brett Games
1 Indian Trail, Exeter, NH 03833
603-778-1459 (All messages will be given a response.)
brettgms@aol.com
B.A., University of New Hampshire (1991), Latin major; University of
Pennsylvania (1992), Post-Baccalaureate Program in Classics; Kenyon
College, Integrated Program in Humanities (1984-82); Phillips Exeter
Academy (1984).
Certification: Latin and Classical Humanities, in Massachusetts and NJ;
Preliminary certification in Secondary History and English in
Massachusetts.
Two years of teaching Latin and Humanities at the secondary level.
I am also experienced in coaching
swimming and water polo, and capable of coaching a debate team.
I am looking for an opportunity to teach Latin and Humanities
classes, including AP Latin. I am also capable of teaching
elementary Classical Greek, also.
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Maureen Gassert
285 Corys Lane, Portsmouth, RI 02871
401-643-1361
mgassert@portsmouthabbey.org
A.B. Double major: Classics with Honors, Music Performance, College of
the Holy Cross (2007); Graduate studies at American School of Classical
Studies in Athens, Greece (Summer 2008).
I have taught Latin
for two years at Portsmouth Abbey School, a secondary school. I
have also coached cross-country and track for two years. I spent
two summers assistant teaching English and directing the Drama program
at Cushing Academy International Summer School. I coached
intramural soccer for two summers. For five summers before that I
was the Drama Director at Hingham Recreation camp, putting on musical
theater performances with 6-13 year olds. I am seeking employment
at a boarding school that is close to public transportation and where I
can live on campus, preferably in the northeast. I love teaching.
I am looking to teach Latin, Greek, History, or English, since I have
experience with all of these disciplines. I am also interested in
helping out with music and drama in all capacities, since I have years
of experience directing and singing. I also am an avid runner, and
I would be willing to assistant coach or coach track and cross country.
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Elizabeth
(Bettie) H. Green
633 Courtney Lane, Matthews, NC 28105
704-321-0106
blestb@aol.com
B.A., Salem College (1967); Latin major, German minor. M.A., Reformed
Theological Seminary, Theological Studies
ACSI Professional Certificate in Bible
Eleven years private school teaching at the secondary level: Latin I,
II, III, Classical Studies, Mythology, Old Testament Survey (course
author), New Testament Survey (course author).
I have taught using
Ecce Romani and Jenney.
Ten years community college teaching experience: Marketing, Banking and
Finance, Transportation. Fifteen years private business
experience: Marketing Research and Consulting.
I am seeking a teaching or administrative position in a vibrant
academic community dedicated to instilling and nurturing excellence in
all facets of students’ lives.
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B. A. Gregg
200 Academy Drive, Front Royal, VA 22630
540-303-0380
bagregg@rma.edu
M.A., University of Nebraska (1995); Greek and Latin.
B.A., magna cum laude, University of Nebraska (1991); English,
Latin, History.
7-12 Permanent Certificate in Latin and History, Nebraska.
Eleven years teaching Latin and Greek at a JROTC boarding school
near DC. Four years of teaching in an urban public school,
Catholic girls' school, and university level. National-level
speech and debate coach. National- and state-champions in
speech and debate. I am
seeking placement in a school that challenges its students and
teachers to achieve the highest level of performance possible.
Region and type are negotiable.
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Laura Hatmaker
1501 28th St. South, Arlington, VA 22206
410-202-2805
laurahatmaker@gmail.com
B.A., University of Mary Washington(2007); Classical Archaeology, Early
& Late Antiquity major
Certification: Eligible for provisional license
I have taught for two years: one year abroad in Japan as an ESL
instructor (k-9, adult), one year as an Upper School Latin teacher in
the United States (9-12, Latin I-IV). I have coached both fencing
and basketball teams, sponsored JCL, and supervised yearbook.
I am seeking a middle or high school where I can teach Latin, preferably
to the AP level. I am willing to teach some ESL classes and coach.
Ideally, I would like to stay in the DC/Northern Virginia area.
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Robert S.
Hitzelberg
1501 28th Street South, Apt. 09, Arlington VA, 22206
703-303-0843
berthitz@aim.com
B.A., Mary Washington College (2006); Latin major, History major.
M.A., Georgetown University (2010); Classical Studies major.
M.A., University of Maryland (2009), Education Major.
Certificate in Latin, Virginia.
I am fully accreditted in Latin, have the necessary Education classes
for the State of Viriginia, and am pursuing to Master's to help my
teaching abilities. I could
also coach Football, Baseball, Golf, or Rugby.
I would be interested in running a Latin club and other after
school activities. I would
prefer to work within 45 minutes to 1 hour of Arlington Virginia.
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Rachel Kirtley
248 Amherst Rd, apt S3, Sunderland, MA, 01375
401-527-2157
rkirtley@classics.umass.edu
B.A., Boston University (2007), Ancient Greek and Latin major; MAT,
University of Massachusetts Amherst (2009), Latin and Classical
Humanities major.
Initial License in Latin and Classical Humanities, grades 5-12,
Massachusetts (May 2009)
Three semesters teaching college-level introductory and intermediate
Latin at the University of Massachusetts Amherst; over 300 total hours
as student teacher teaching Latin 1 and 2 at Holyoke High School in
Holyoke, MA. I am seeking
employment as a middle and/or high school Latin teacher in a public or
private school in the Greater Boston area.
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Alexander Kozak
2232 Haste St. Apt. F, Berkeley, CA 94704-4603
Cell: (510) 289-1257; Home: (510) 649-7924
acl-agkozak@sneakemail.com CV website:
www.kozak.gr
A.B., Harvard University
(1992); Classics major. M.A.,University of California, Berkeley
(2000); Greek major.
I have extensive experience teaching Latin and Greek literature,
grammar, and composition to undergraduates at U. C. Berkeley, as well as
teaching ancient literature in translation. I bring additional
expertise in English literature from Beowulf to Orwell and would be
delighted to teach English if an instructor is needed. Willing to
relocate.
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Priscilla B.
Kurz
8164 Stratford Drive, St. Louis, MO 63105
314 805-8091
pbkurz@gmail.com
BA in Greek, Sweet Briar College (Junior Year in Greece); MAT in Latin,
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
I am seeking an online teaching position in Latin and/or Greek for the
2009-2010 academic year. I know ecollege, maestro and elluminate.
Last year, I taught Latin part time at Lafayette High School in St.
Louis, MO. This year I am an Adjunct Instructor in Latin in the
Missouri Virtual Instruction Program (Kaplan Higher Education). I hold
a PFI Missouri Teaching License, #0390354, granted April 24, 2007.
I would prefer to work part time. I enjoy walking, reading and
travel.
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Mark Michalak
126 Cross Creek Pl #4, Athens, GA 30605
918-809-5919
mich@uga.edu
B.A., University of Oklahoma (2003); English Major, Latin Minor.
M.A., niversity of Georgia (2009); Latin Studies.
Certification in English 7-12, Oklahoma. Certification in Latin 7-12,
Oklahoma
Four years teaching public school at the secondary level. I was very
involved with JCL at the local and state level, and have studied in
Italy on a Fulbright Grant.
I am looking for a position teaching Latin at the secondary level, on
the Atlantic coast, in Oklahoma, or Texas.
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Mina
Marien
4662 N. Rockwell, Chicago, IL 60625
312-560-9319
mina@northwestern.edu
B.A., Northwestern University (2008, Phi Beta Kappa, Magna Cum Laude);
Classics with a Concentration in Latin major, Animate Arts minor. MS
Ed., Northwestern University (Anticipated August 2009); Secondary:
Latin.
Type 10 Certificate in Latin, Illinois, Anticipated August 2009.
Also awaiting test results for endorsement in Art.
Three years as a part-time Latin Teaching Associate in a private middle
school. Three years of private Latin tutoring. I began
studying Latin in 6th grade and continued through college, so I am
familiar with the process of learning Latin at various levels. In
addition to a love of Latin, I enjoy studying art, astronomy, and
German, and I can coach tennis.
I am seeking full-time employment in either a private or
public school in the Chicago area where I can teach Latin. I am
interested in both middle school and high school positions. I am
also willing to pursue jobs outside of the Midwest.
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Stuart
McMullan
71-1689 Puu Lani Drive #28,
Kailua Kona,
HI
96740
808-937-7661
sdmcmullan@hotmail.com
B.A., Oxford
University, UK
(1994); Classics. Durham University,
UK (‘95-‘96); East Asian
Studies. Renmin
University of
China (’96-’97); Mandarin Chinese.
Three years teaching English as a Foreign Language (Beijing,
China and
Bruges,
Belgium). I can coach
soccer.
I am seeking employment as a
Latin teacher (and possibly also Greek, Ancient History, and Greek
Art) at a private school or a public school with high-achieving
students – am willing to consider all locations.
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Barbara Merry
215 Circle Avenue, Charlotte, VA 28207
973-220-1072
barbaramerry@yahoo.com
B.A., Cornell University (1981); Political Science Major, French minor.
B.S., Virginia Commonwealth University (1983); French and Latin
Education major. Ph.D.
Cornell University (1989); 17th century French Literature major, minor
in Classical Latin Literature.
Standard Professional teaching certificate in Latin, and French, New
Jersey. Standard
Professional teaching certificate in Latin, and French, North Carolina.
Eleven years public school teaching Latin and French, including Advanced
Placement both syllabi, at the high school level.
Additional two years teaching Latin and French at the middle
school level. Eight years
teaching French in an intensive immersion setting during the summers.
Four years teaching French
literature, language, culture at the university level.
Extensive experience with trips
abroad, Latin Club, and more.
I am an avid runner, knitter, and gardener.
I am seeking full-time employment at the secondary level in ANY
geographic location, in a public school, or in a private
boarding school. I am
willing to relocate at my own expense.
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Wayne Miller
2618 41st St. NW Apt. #2,
Washington, DC, 20007
240-481-9628
Wayne_Miller@mcpsmd.org ;
aphthiton.kleos@gmail.com
B.A. Swarthmore College (2000); Greek major. M.A. University of Maryland
(2005); Latin and Greek.
Certification: Latin 7-12, Maryland (pending).
I have taught Latin (1, 2, Honors 3, Honors 4, AP Latin Literature, AP
Latin Vergil) for the past four years at Montgomery Blair High School in
Silver Spring, MD; I currently teach Spanish 1 as well. In
addition, I have taught introductory Classical Mythology (Classics 170)
at the University of Maryland and privately tutored students in ancient
Greek. I am relocating to Seattle, Washington. I seek employment
as a teacher of Latin, Greek, and Classics at either a private or public
school.
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Andrew Mills
17000 Wedge Pkwy #621, Reno, NV 89511
775-229-1047
lyndite@yahoo.com
B.A., University of Waterloo, Canada (2004); Classics Major, Latin
Minor. Diploma in Teaching, University of Auckland, New Zealand.
Three years teaching private school at the secondary level and a half of
a year substitute teaching in Primary and Secondary schools. I
have taught all levels of Latin in both the Advanced Placement and
International Baccalaureate programs. I have taken courses in the
teaching of both IB and AP Latin. I have taught using the
Cambridge and Oxford book series, and I am very familiar with both the
Wheelock and Bennett textbooks. I would prefer to teach in a
private school, either boarding or day. High school would be my
first choice. I do not want to limit myself by location; however,
California and the North East would be my top choices.
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Jean Wilson Moore
670 Ridgewood Avenue, Upper Montclair, NJ 07043
(H) 973-744-6416, (C) 862-368-4039
jmoore670@comcast.net
BA Montclair State College (1984); Psychology Major.
MA Rutgers University (1994); Cognitive Psychology Major.
Certified Latin Teacher (2009) New Jersey, Montclair State University.
1 year public school teaching at the middle school level, 2 years
part-time public school teaching at the middle school level.
Student teaching for 1 semester at the secondary school level.
I am seeking employment as a high school
Latin teacher in northern NJ.
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Daniel Raul
Navar
18640 Fieldbrook Street, Rowland Heights CA 91748
626-912-7590
navar.daniel@gmail.com
B.A. Magna Cum Laude, University of California, Berkeley (2007);
Classical Languages major. Post Baccalaureate Certificate University of
California, Los Angeles (2009); Greek and Latin major.
I am seeking a position teaching Latin at a high or middle school
serving students from diverse socio-economic backgrounds.
I can also teach Greek, English,
History, and Spanish, and can coach cross-country/track and field,
basketball, or soccer. I would
prefer to work on the west coast, but remain open to all opportunities
regardless of location. I am
willing to work toward certification in whichever state I am hired.
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Peter Northup
230 Alexander Avenue, Scotia, NY 12302
518-372-6698
petfrncs@aol.com
B.A., University of Rhode Island (1979); Chemistry major, Mathematics
minor. B.A., University at
Albany; Greek and Roman Culture major.
M.A. University at Albany: Classics; Archeology major.
Six years of Latin and Greek (ancient and koine) including the graduate
level. Sumerian at the graduate level. Anticipated
graduation is 2010. Research
at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and a concordance of Babylonian
tablets at the New York Public Library, Humanities and Social Sciences
Division. Author of a
catalogue of Royal Sumerian Inscriptions at the Metropolitan Museum of
Art and the New York Public Library. Presently writing a catalogue
of Sumerian Administrative Inscriptions from tablets at the New York
Public Library. Member of
the American Oriental Society, Society of Biblical Literature and the
New York Public Library. I
am seeking employment in a private/parochial high school in the Capital
District Area of New York, where I can teach Latin and Greek.
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Jeremy O'Clair
2490 C Talco Hills Dr., Tallahassee, FL 32303
850-524-7627
B.A., Freed-Hardeman University (1999); Art major. M.A.,
Freed-Hardeman University (2001); New Testament Studies major.
M. Div., Harding University Graduate School of Religion (2006);
New Testament Studies concentration. B.A., Florida State
University (expected May 1, 2009); Greek & Latin major, Art
History minor.
I
am eager to seek certification of the state in which I teach.
Four years experience as substitute teacher in the Shelby Co.
Public Schools, TN while in graduate school. I'm seeking a
teaching position in Latin, Greek, Art History, Art, or Biblical
literature in a public or private school system. I am eager to
integrate innovational teaching instruction: computer, audio,
video, etc. For more information and fuller resume please visit
http://oclair.squarespace.com/ Thank you.
Full-time position preferred; very flexible
with location.
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Mary Orwig
47 Rue de Bègles, Bordeaux, France 33800
+33 06 60 97 31 78
maryorwig@gmail.com
B.A.,
University of Georgia (2006); Latin major, Greek major, Classical
Culture major, English major. M.A., Washington University in Saint
Louis (2008); Classical Languages and Literatures.
I am willing to work towards
state certification.
I was a TA in
Classics for Washington University (2007-2008); I currently teach
English in France (2008-2009). I am seeking employment as a
high-school teacher of Latin, Greek, or French. I am willing to
build a classics program or to fill a slot in an already burgeoning one.
I am happy to coach sports and sponsor clubs as needed. No strong
geographical preference.
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John P. Piazza
123 Echo Ave., Oakland, CA 94611
510-759-2359
john.piazza@yahoo.com
B.A. San Francisco State University (1999); Philosophy and Religion.
M.A., San Francisco State University (2004); Classics. Teaching
Certification (2005); Secondary Latin. Dominican University of
California.
One and a half years teaching high school Latin, first year through AP.
Three years teaching high school level Theology (freshman scripture).
Additional experience teaching Ancient Greek, introduction to
Philosophy, and World Religions at the college level. I am
familiar with Cambridge Latin Course, Ecce Romani,
Oxford Latin Course, Wheelock’s Latin, and Lingua
Latina Per Se Illustrata. Co-moderator of the Latin
Best-Practices email group. roficient in spoken Latin, having
studied with Reginald Foster, Nancy Llewellyn, and Terence Tunberg.
Co author-translator of The Essential Marcus Aurelius (Penguin-Tarcher).
Other interests include cycling, film photography and jazz ensemble /
improvisation. Please visit
www.johnpiazza.net. I am seeking employment as a full-time
high school Latin teacher in the San Francisco Bay area.
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John Ricard
3001 NE 185th St. #433, Aventura, FL 33180
941-803-8327
me@johnricard.info
http://www.johnricard.info
B.A. History of Art, Florida State University (2001), M.A. Classics,
Florida State University (2004)
Temporary
Certification Latin K-12 (currently working towards fulfillment of
professional certification for Florida Department of Education)
I have two
years experience teaching Latin at a college preparatory school in Miami
Shores, FL. I have taught courses ranging from Introduction to
Latin, Latin I, Latin II, and Latin III. My students have ranged
from 7th grade to 11th grade. have lead two trips abroad
with my students - Italy in summer of 2008 and Italy and Greece summer
of 2009. Founded the Archaeology Club and Internet Design and
Media Club. I have coached soccer for two years now as well,
expanding our program each year. I have also built a website to
support my classes,
Romae.org, and regularly implement technology in my courses. I
am seeking employment for a full-time faculty position starting fall
2009. I am open to any possibility, as well as starting a Latin
program and can teach other courses related to archaeology, art history,
history, philosophy and even ancient Greek.
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Sheila Lynne
Richmond
c/o Sultan Qaboos University, PO Box 43,
Al Khoud, PC 123, Oman – until June 15, 2009. 83 Choice Ave.,
Dahlonega, GA 30533 – after June 15, 2009.
Telephone: 011-968-280-646 – until June 15, 2009.
1-706-864-6963 – after June 15, 2009.
sheila.richmond@gmail.com
B.A., Saint Olaf College (1986); Classics major. M.Ed., University
of Georgia (1988); Foreign Language Education major.
K-12 Lifetime Certificate in Latin, Missouri (issued on August 2, 1988).
T5 Certificate One year private school teaching at the middle school
level during which time I taught first and second year Latin and
geography. Four years public school teaching at LaGrange High
School in Georgia during which time I taught first, second and third
year Latin and English. Two years teaching ESL in Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Eleven years teaching ESL at Sultan Qaboos University in Oman.
I am seeking employment as a middle school or high school Latin
teacher.
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Andrew Rist
5004 Flaming Oak Cv., Austin, TX 78749
512-762-8508
arist@fas.harvard.edu
Will graduate from Harvard University with an A.B., Major in Classics: Latin and Greek
and a minor in History (6/09).
Two years of middle school Latin, four years of high school Latin
including both APs, four years of Latin in college as a Classics major.
Though I’m right out of college I have nine years of JCL experience,
having attended seven Texas State Conventions, two as a chaperone, and
seven National conventions, three as a chaperone, the last two as a
competitive certamen moderator. I have led summer Latin camps for
four summers, and have tutored countless students in Latin.
I am seeking employment as a Latin teacher of any level at a
private school or a public school that would be willing to take me as an
emergency candidate without certification, though I will make all
attempts to seek certification at the earliest possible time.
Location is not a factor. I would look to begin work in the Fall
of 2009.
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Kristin Robbins
1229 Chestnut St. Apt. 516 Philadelphia, PA 19107
646-678-0362
krobbins@springside.org ,
kdr2104@columbia.edu
B.A., Bucknell University (2003); Classics and English major, Honors in
Classics. M.A., Columbia
University (2007); Classics major (Latin and Ancient Greek).
One year teaching both Middle and Upper School Latin classes at an
independent school (Grades 8, 9 and 10); also one year teaching Prima
Lingua (Preparatory Course for the Study of Foreign Languages) to Grade
6. I taught an Intermediate Latin
course at Columbia University; I was also a teaching assistant for
Introductory Ancient Greek there. I
can work on student publications and dramatic performances.
I am currently an 8th grade
advisor. I am seeking employment
in the NYC area, at a school where I can teach Latin, Ancient Greek
and/or Prima Lingua.
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Thomas P. Roche
153 Godfrey Dr., Norton, MA 02766
508-212-1491
thomas.roche@yahoo.com
B.A., Williams College (1989), Classics Major, magna cum laude; M.A.,
Univ. of VT (1991), in Classics; Ph.D., SUNY at Buffalo (2000), in
Classics/ancient history; M.L.S., SUNY at Buffalo (2001).
Applications for MA state certification as Latin teacher and school
library media specialist have both been filed and are pending, waiting
on completion of relevant exams.
Two years as public high school teacher of Latin; one year of Christian
school teacher of Latin and Greek (grades 7-11); one year of private
school service as school librarian and skills teacher; also taught
undergraduate Latin and T.A.'d for ancient history; extensive experience
as private tutor of various languages; currently serving as elementary
school teacher of after-school Latin enrichment program.
I seek a job preferably at the high-school or junior-high level, either
in a private school or academically-strong public school, and boarding
schools would be also highly welcomed. I prefer to be in the Northeast,
Midwest, or Mid-Atlantic regions, and would prefer suburban or
rural environments, but I remain highly flexible.
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Frank Schaer
Medieval Studies Dept, Central European University, Nador u. 9, 1051
Hungary
+36-1-327-3054
shaerf@ceu.hu
B.A. (Hons) Sydney University (1971); Latin and Greek majors, Archeology
minor. Ph.D. Adelaide University (1993); English language (Latin/Eng
text edition). Graduate Diploma in Education Adelaide University
(1997). Cambridge English Language Teaching Certification (ESL)
(2008).
Certification: I am a qualified teacher in Australia.
I began studying Latin at age 10 and have been involved with it all my
life. I have taught classical civilisation at high school
(Australia), Latin and Greek at prep school (upper primary) (England),
and Latin at university levels, plus Greek Summer School. I
studied oral Latin for a semester at the University of Kentucky,
and have attended Latin summer schools in Poland, Germany, and France.
Special interests in medieval and neo-Latin; also art, English language
(and other languages). I am a lively and enthusiastic teacher with
many ideas for interesting students in classics and classical languages.
My students have obtained outstanding results in their public
examinations. I would be delighted to help a school introduce
Latin at any level. I am interested in working in a supportive school
that nurtures excellence in students and encourages innovative teaching
methods. I would be happy to teach
Latin, Greek or Classical Civilisation anywhere in US.
But as I am not a US citizen, I
would need support to obtain a work permit.
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Stephen
Sinclair
13577 La Mirada Circle, Wellington, FL, 33414
561-818-7008
SMSinclair@gmail.com
B.A., University of Miami (2009); Double Major, Classics and Philosophy.
I currently do not have any certifications but am willing to work
towards earning the appropriate certifications.
I have six years of experience in Latin at both the high school and
undergraduate level and have done extensive readings of the works of
Catullus, Horace, Livy, Sallust and Vergil. I have also taken
three semesters of Ancient Greek. I currently work at the
University of Miami Academic Resource Center tutoring Classical Latin
and Symbolic Logic. I have five years of experience in
interscholastic debate, and I am particularly well versed in Policy
Debate and Lincoln Douglas. I am seeking full-time employment
teaching Classical Latin. I would also consider teaching
Philosophy, Theory of Knowledge, Ethics, Logic, Rhetoric, or Ancient
Greek. I am flexible and willing to move anywhere.
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Erika E. Shupe
P.O. Box 2864, North Conway, NH 03860
203-947-4040
erikashupe80@gmail.com
B.A., Regis College (2002); Classics & Secondary Education major.
Certificate in Latin, for both Connecticut & California.
Six years public school teaching at the secondary level. I have
been an active member in creating and administering four different
curricula. I have organized
and led six middle school trips for my students to experience Italy for
ten days. My students
annually participate in the National Latin Exam and Connecticut State
Latin Day. I am the textbook
coordinator for my current Latin team, 8th grade Advisory
Group teacher, co-chair of school Hospitality Committee, and currently
serve on the Crisis Committee.
I teach piano lessons and coach volleyball and Alpine skiing.
I am also a certified Emergency Medical Technician (EMT-B).
I am seeking employment at a public or private school in the
North Conway, NH area where I can teach middle school Latin and/or early
high school levels. I am
also able to start a program and curricula from scratch.
I have extensive experience with
Cambridge Latin Course,
Wheelock’s Latin,
First Latin and
Ecce Romani.
Current member of ACL, CANE, ClassConn, COLT, NACCP & The Vergilian
Society. I am a devoted and
dedicated teacher who is passionate about Active Latin in the classroom
and am fully committed to my students.
I am seeking placement for August/September 2009 in a
school that challenges its students and teachers to achieve the highest
level of performance possible.
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Tiffany M. Snyder
228 N 10th St, Indiana, PA 15701
724-840-3260
strasnyder@gmail.com
B.A., Duquesne University (2009); Classical Latin Major, Mathematics
minor. B.S., Duquesne University (2009); Education Major
Certification: Instructional I Latin K-12, Pennsylvania;
Instructional I Mathematics 7-12, Pennsylvania
I have taught Latin and Reading (English) to homeschooled children for
the last year and a half. I have also tutored college Latin
students from 100-300 levels using various texts for Duquesne
University. I have tutored multiple high school students from the
area in Latin. I am pursuing additional certifications in both
physical training and sports conditioning.
I am qualified to coach basketball and Track
& Field (throwing).
My student teaching took place at Fox Chapel
Area High School in Pittsburgh, PA.
I had the opportunity to teach Latin I, III,
and V (AP - Latin Literature: Cicero & Catullus). I
am seeking employment in Western Pennsylvania as a Latin teacher at
either the middle or high school level.
I am willing to teach Mathematics in addition to teaching Latin.
I would like to use my knowledge and experience in athletics to
coach basketball, track & field, or conditioning for any sport offered
at the school.
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Jennifer Spencer
10 Condor Rd, Sharon, MA 02067
781-784-8424
nifandi@comcast.net
B.A., Oberlin College (1994); Greek major, Musicology major. M.Mus., The
Boston Conservatory (2002); Music History major. M.Ed.,
University of Massachusetts Boston (2009); Latin and Classical Studies.
Initial License to teach Latin and Classical Humanities (secondary
level), Massachusetts.
Two years teaching Latin in public schools at the secondary level.
I am seeking a full-time Latin or Latin/Greek position in Massachusetts,
in Boston or the region south of the city, beginning August/September
2009.
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Otto Steinmayer
362 Farmholme Rd, Stonington, CT 06378
860-271-9405
otto@ikanlundu.com
B.A., Amherst College (1978); classics major. M.A., Yale University
(1982); classics. Ph.D., Yale University (1985); classics
I have taught at Vassar, Yale, and the University of Malaya, Kuala
Lumpur (English literature, all levels 1988-1996). I have skill in
music, and in other things. For a full CV, please see
http://www.kanlundu.com/CV.html.
I am seeking employment at a private school in the
northeast where I can teach either Latin or Greek, or both.
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Stephen Gilbert Streed
1311 West University Avenue, Champaign, IL 61821
217-59-7416
sgstreed21165@yahoo.com
National Merit Scholarship, University of Chicago; B.A. “with honors” in
Latin, Stanford University; M.R.S. in philosophical theology, University
of Chicago; J.D. “cum laude,” University of Minnesota; fulfillment of
requirements for Ph. D. coursework and comprehensives in Greek and Latin
sight translation and history of Roman literature, University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Teaching experience includes (a) one year
of Latin grammar and Roman civilization at grades 7-12, as well as
coaching wrestling; (b) four and one half years of university-level
Latin grammar and translation and Greek and Roman literature, mythology
and civilization courses; and (c) three years as a K-12 substitute for
all courses and programs. I seek a position at a private or public
junior or high school teaching Greek and Latin grammar and civilization,
English grammar and literature and/or social and religious studies.
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James L. Sullivan
140 Warren Street, Concord, NH 03301
603-228-6158
t.lucretius.carus@gmail.com
A.B., Trinity College (Hartford, CT) (1973); Classics Major.
J.D., Albany Law School, Union University, Law Degree.
Certification: Latin Teacher, State of New Hampshire; Highly Qualified
Teacher of Latin
Four years of teaching Latin I and three years of teaching Latin II.
Developed skills in teaching language, assessing students’ progress, and
managing classroom. Participated in professional organizations
associated with the teaching of classical languages and culture.
Continued self-guided study of Latin and Greek languages and literature,
as well as of Graeco-Roman history and culture. Took course in
elementary Spanish. Currently in self-guided study of German.
I am seeking full-time employment as a teacher of Latin (any
level) or of elementary Greek at a public or private high school in the
United States. Having had 22 years of practice of law, together
with a extensive formal and informal study of history, I would be able
to supplement Latin or Greek placement with a position in History or
Social Studies.
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Laura Swingle
118 Lucas Creek Rd., Newport News, VA 23602
804-615-1236
laura.swingle@gmail.com
A.A.,
Thomas Nelson Community College (2007); Liberal Arts major,
Specialization in English Education. B.A., Christopher Newport
University (with an anticipated graduation date of May 2009);
Interdisciplinary Studies major, Concentration in Classical Languages
and Literature.
I am currently in the
process of acquiring licensure. All required courses and tests will be
fulfilled by the end of Summer 2009.
I have been tutoring
students in Latin since fall 2007. In fall 2008, I joined the
Williamsburg Classical Community Co-op for homeschooled children,
teaching Latin classes with the Ecce Romani curriculum to
students who range from the 3rd to 9th grade levels. I also have
been teaching a Mythology course that started in January 2009 and have
been tutoring a 9th grader in Wheelock since fall 2008. Ever since
I first took Latin in high school 8 years ago, I have been enthralled
with the subject and seek to share my enthusiasm for the subject with
students of any age. My first preference is to teach Latin at a
high school (private or public) in suburban or rural areas in Richmond,
Virginia or any of the surrounding cities or counties. I'm also
willing to teach at a middle school. If nothing is available in
the Richmond area, I would consider teaching in the Peninsula or Hampton
Roads areas in Virginia. I would also like to teach Mythology and
sponsor Latin Club. I immensely enjoy etymology and learning
languages, as I've also taken German and Attic Greek in college and look
forward to learning more.
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Guillermo Tellez
5505 Chaucer Dr, Houston,
TX 77005
281-745-2664
gtm@chaucercenter.net
B.A. in Canon Law: Roman College of the Holy Cross (Rome, Italy
1972-1974) and Universidad de Navarra (Pamplona, Spain, 1974-1976). (The
studies were made mainly in Latin Language)
Texas State Board for Educator Certification in
Latin 6-12 Secondary.
Eight years working in
Pasadena
Independent School District (two years in elementary
school, six years in high school). I attended and graduated from
an Art School in Mexico City: “Taller de Pintura Lolo de la
Barra”, (charcoal, soft pastel and oil). I have large experience
in hiking and climbing mountains (I climbed to the summit Popocatepetl
and Iztaccihuatl volcanoes in Mexico). I am seeking
employment in a private or public school with high academic standards,
in the
Houston area.
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Tristram Thomas
700 Bolinwood Dr APT 24H, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
443-995-0731
trthomas@email.unc.edu
B.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (May 2009); Latin
major, French minor, History minor.
Morehead Scholar. Spent one summer at the Aestiva Romae Latinitas with
Fr. Reginald Foster. To complete a senior honors thesis on the nature of
the alliance between Cicero and Octavian.
Fluent in Latin, French, Spanish; intermediate knowledge of
Ancient Greek; basic knowledge of Italian and German.
Major GPA and overall GPA is 3.7.
Taught ESL in Chile and to on-campus employees.
Captain of varsity cross-country and track at UNC.
Worked as a culture/diversity newspaper reporter for 2008 summer.
Worked part-time for the NC Obama campaign.
I am seeking employment at a private school anywhere in the
country where I can teach Latin, French, or history.
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Amy Elva
Kaiulani Vail
2736 Lake Shore Drive, Apt. 105, Waco, TX
76708
254-498-8825
Amy_Vail@baylor.edu
A.B. Hamilton College (1984); German Major.
M.A. Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario (1988); Classics
Major. Ph.D., The Ohio State
University (2000); Classics Major.
Twelve years undergraduate teaching of both Greek and Latin, also Great
Texts courses. I can also
teach German and Voice, and conduct choirs.
I am open to all opportunities, and could work legally in England
and anywhere in the EU. That
said, I would particularly like to teach in upstate New York, New
England, or Hawai'i.
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Bryan A. Whitchurch
30 Magazine St., Apt. 1, Cambridge, MA 02139
413-537-6509
bryanwhitchurch@gmail.com Website:
www.magisterwhitchurch.net
B.A., Utah State University (2005 – Magna Cum Laude); History major,
minors Latin and Greek. M.A.T, in Latin and Classical Humanities
University of Massachusetts Amherst (2007).
Massachusetts – Initial Licensure: Latin 5 – 12. Virginia –
Post-graduate Professional Licensure: Latin K – 12; Social Studies
licensure obtainable with qualifying exam. With qualifying exam and some
course work (1 – 3 upper level) could also obtain certification in
Italian.
Two years full-time secondary teaching experience – one at Battlefield
HS and most recently at Boston Latin School.
Experiences have provided
exposure to students from a wide variety of backgrounds spanning special
needs, gifted and average students. Involved with organizing and
supervising JCL at both schools. Two
years teaching experience as a graduate student at UMASS Amherst.
Experience has emphasized teaching introductory to intermediate levels
using several different texts (OLC, CLC,
Ecce,
LFA, FR,
FG) but I am also capable and
especially interested in teaching advanced levels. Qualified to assist
faculty with: choral, drama, cross country/ long distance track.
I am interested in schools where creative instruction is encouraged,
where the instructors are intellectually engaged with their subjects and
where students, parents and the community take active interest in
education. Whether this environment exists in a public or private school
does not matter as much to me as finding a school where I will be able
to provide my students with the opportunity for a quality education in a
subject that I love. Oral Latin
is a regular component of my teaching style.
Geographically I would prefer to
teach within the Boston, New York or Washington DC metropolitan areas.
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Robert D. Whitlock
1-44-8 Higashi Nakano, Nakano-ku, Tokyo, Japan
164
919-961-0060 (in U.S.) and 011-81-90-3904-7956 (in Japan)
rwhit_japan@yahoo.com
B.A., University of North Carolina (1968); Latin major, French major.
M.A., Florida State University (1974); Classical Studies major.
Previously certified in Florida.
Over thirty years teaching experience, both in Latin and in English as a
Second Language.
I
have taught Latin I through Latin AP. In Florida, I was active in
the JCL, taking students to local and state Latin forums, where they
performed with excellence. For the past few years I have been teaching
English as a Second Language in Japan. In Japan, I have also
assisted secondary school Latin teachers preparing to teach advanced
levels of Latin including the AP courses. At the present time, I
am teaching Latin online to several high school students in the United
States. This is an exciting
endeavor for me, and is working out very successfully.
In addition to Latin, I can also teach French, Japanese, and
elementary classical Greek. I am a very energetic teacher and I
give teaching everything I have.
I am very active and enjoy sports and hiking in the mountains.
If possible, I would like a full-time job teaching Latin, although I
would be happy to combine it with teaching other languages.
I do not mind working between two schools.
I would prefer a school where Latin is an elective rather than a
requirement. My full resume is available upon request.
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Catherine W.
Wilson
248 Amherst Rd. Apt. M1, Sunderland, MA 01375
319-321-0451 (cell phone)
cwilson@classics.umass.edu
B.A., University of Iowa (2007); Classical Languages major, English
minor, graduated with distinction. M.A.T., University of Massachusetts
Amherst; Latin and Classical Humanities (May 2009).
Initial License in Latin and Classical Humanities, Massachusetts (May
2009).
Three semesters of teaching beginning and intermediate
Latin at the college level and assisting professors in two large
undergraduate lecture courses (Greek Civilization and Greek Mythology)
at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Thirteen weeks in Student
Teaching Practicum at Frontier Regional High School, South Deerfield,
MA. One year of teaching Latin to elementary school children at
Willowwind School in Iowa City, IA, at an after school enrichment
program I implemented in order to help young students develop an
appreciation for the Classical World. One
semester in an undergraduate Honors Teaching Practicum for a Roman
Civilization course at the University of Iowa.
I am seeking employment as a Latin teacher at a public or private
school in the Greater Chicago area. I am interested in teaching at the
middle and/or high school level(s). I
have also completed an undergraduate minor in English and would be
interested in teaching English classes in addition to Latin.
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