St. John's University - Education
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Teacher Education
University of Michigan
Graduate Certificate in Russian and Eastern European Studies
University of Michigan Rackham Graduate School
Lithuanian
Russian
English
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Sociology
Siauliai University
Lithuania
Teaching Workshops
Microsoft Office
Grant Writing
Curriculum Design
Qualitative Research
Elementary Education
Teaching English as a Foreign Language
Educational Leadership
Educational Research
Public Speaking
Teaching Adults
Non-profit Program Development
Curriculum Review
Higher Education
Non-profit Leadership
Research Design
Educational Technology
Design Workshops
University Teaching
Curriculum Development
Jurasaite-O'Keefe
Jurasaite-Harbison
Jurasaite-O'Keefe
Open Society Fund-Lithuania
International Baccalaureate Organization
St. John's University
Hofstra University
Greater New York City Area
Associate Professor of Education
St. John's University
• Manage budget to commission research studies;\n• Design and conduct training for over 60 employees;\n• Supervise staff of two research managers;\n• Project manage external and internal (approx. six per year) research projects;\n• Provide quality control for research deliverables;\n• Conduct internal research;\n• Network with universities and international organizations;\n• Use a consultative model to provide individual training to curriculum managers; \n• Advise the IB Academic programs on research design and process;\n• Present research findings at conferences. \n
Senior Research Manager
The Hague Area
Netherlands
International Baccalaureate Organization
Vilnius
Lithuania
• Managed a large operational budget. \n• Co-trained with American Faculty and later trained teachers
principals
parents
and community members independently. \t\n• Responsible for implementation of a student-centered educational system in Lithuanian universities
primary schools
kindergartens and pre-schools.\n• Collaborated with the Ministry of Education and local educational authorities. \n• Contracted external vendors to translate educational materials
provide logistics for teacher workshops
and publish books for early readers. \n• Networked with 15 other Eastern and Central European countries
communicated with the local institutions
organizations and the head office in New York and Washington
DC. \n• Provided professional and technical support to the educators all over the country. \n
Country Director/Program Coordinator
Open Society Fund-Lithuania
• Taught undergraduate and graduate courses in teacher education programs (curriculum design; classroom research; elementary teachers' approaches to teaching; ESL methods);\n• Supervised field experiences for student teachers in schools;\n• Conducted research using qualitative and quantitative data analysis methods;\n• Served educational community (university committees
journal review board
etc.). \n\t \n
Hofstra University