Texas A&M University San Antonio - Business
English Instructor at Alamo Community College
Education Management
Helene
King
San Antonio, Texas Area
• Taught classes on-line and hybrid using Blackboard, Canvas and Web-Ct platforms
• Served as the staff lead on setting priorities and developing strategies to accomplish the program’s objectives related to higher education
• Developed, advised and coordinated instructional activities and educational materials
• Participated in educational and professional conferences
• Developed marketing materials and marketing plans
• Identified ways to engage higher education stakeholders as grantees and as partners in advancing the education agenda of the school
• Produced materials for internal and external stakeholders, focusing on areas where gaps existed
• Planned, prepared and coordinated instructional activities
• Developed and delivered staff and grantee training related to issues in higher education and other relevant programmatic topics
• Teaching/training other teachers and educational professionals
• Represented the school / program and made presentations at events and conferences as needed
• Collected, verified, compiled, analyzed and summarized program data, and monitored resource capabilities to ensure program quality and accountability for state funds
• Identified evidence based models and promote research related to civic engagement in higher education
• Assisted in the development of grant priorities and guidance
• Collaborated with staff across all programs to develop strategies and program approaches to enhance fulfillment of goals and objectives, including the development of guidance for Higher Education grant competitions
• Established learning environments conducive to high school, adult and teacher training
• Established and prepared lesson plans, materials and learning environments from basic to graduate level
• Specialized knowledge of instructional design, development, assessment techniques including test and other measurement techniques
• Skill in constructive critique and evaluation
• Advanced skills in oral and written communication in English
English Instructor
Along with the other students, Wayland has a large military student population, thus duties include: teach students writing skills and student responsibilities. Create and maintain interactive website for each course, work with the internet on a daily basis as many students go TDY during the semester.
Courses Taught:
English 1301, Freshman Composition and Rhetoric I
English 1302, Literature Composition and Reading II
Management 3345, Research Writing Methods
English 4314, Contemporary Usage
English Dual Credit Instructor
Served as Advanced Academic Coordinator / Dual Credit Coordinator
Taught Advanced Placement English Literature / American Literature
Core curriculum subject in Title One School, English III TAKS and IV college readiness
Dual Credit in conjunction with Alamo Community Colleges: teach English 1301 and 1302, British Literature I and II: if students pass they receive college credit for these courses.
Business Writing Instructor
Business Communications Instructor (BCOM 3304), Human Resources (MGMT 3325) and Principles of Management (MGMT 3311)
Designed and delivered academic training, coursework, presentations and workshops leadership management, supervision, government guidelines for employment practices with emphasis on EEOC directives, created webpages for student use.
English and ESOL Instructor
Provide coaching for writing and oral communication. Responsible for teaching various sections of English each semester. Courses taught include remedial coursework and ESOL. Since 1997, taught in a computer classroom, familiar with computer classroom instruction.
Courses Taught:
English 0300, Basic English I
English 0301 Basic English II
English 1301, Freshman Composition I
English 1302, Literature and Composition
English 2323, British Literature
English 1233 British Literature II
English 2333, World Literature
English 2375, Children’s Literature
Master's degree
Business Administration and Management, Human Resources
English Instructor
Along with the other students, Wayland has a large military student population, thus duties include: teach students writing skills and student responsibilities. Create and maintain interactive website for each course, work with the internet on a daily basis as many students go TDY during the semester.
Courses Taught:
English 1301, Freshman Composition and Rhetoric I
English 1302, Literature Composition and Reading II
Management 3345, Research Writing Methods
English 4314, Contemporary Usage
Master's degree
English and Linguistics (ESOL)
Bachelor's degree
Mass Communication/Media Studies