Binghamton University (SUNY) - Writing
Web Developer at Applied Visions, Inc.
Jarret
Rose
I love teaching, learning, talking, and writing. I'm a fan narrative experiences, games, and books. I recently completed a software engineering bootcamp and am looking for a way to bring my academic life and my coding life together.
Tech:
• JavaScript • Node • Express • React • Redux • PostgreSQL • Sequelize • HTML • CSS • Git
• Mocha • Chai • Test Driven Development • Heroku • Material-UI
Academic:
• English Literature • The Novel as a Genre • American Literature • Literary Analysis & Criticism
• Rhetoric & Composition • Public Speaking • Teaching / Mentoring • Film & Media Studies
• Higher Education • Poststructural / Postmodern Literary Theory • Pedagogy / Digital Pedagogy
Bachelor of Arts - BA, summa cum laude
English Language and Literature/Letters
Software Engineering
Associate of Arts - AA, with highest distinction
Humanities/Humanistic Studies
Adjunct Instructor
• Designed and implemented my own curricula to meet College-wide learning outcomes for entry level English classes
• Extensive use of the school's virtual learning environment, Blackboard Learns
• Consistently examined and dynamically modified curriculum based on students needs, strengths, and weaknesses
• Managed concurrent individual and group assignments for classes of 25 to 30 students
• Designed and implemented a strict process for mandatory instructor-reviews and revision of all student writing
• Designed, implemented, and managed a peer review process for student groups of three to four students per group and four to twelve groups per class
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) (in process)
English Language and Literature
Adjunct Instructor
• Designed and implemented my own curricula for in-person and online courses
• Extensive use of the school's virtual learning environment, Blackboard Learns, for both traditional and virtual classes
• Consistently examined and dynamically modified curriculum based on students needs, strengths, and weaknesses
• Managed concurrent individual and group assignments for classes between 16 and 45 students
• Designed and implemented a strict process for mandatory instructor-reviews and revision of all student writing
• Designed, implemented, and managed a peer review process for student groups of three to four students per group and four to twelve groups per class
Teaching Assistant
• Served as liaison between the instructor of record and a section of 60 students in a large lecture course
• Maintained office hours and provided help for students in accordance with the expectations of the instructor of record
• Graded and provided extensive feedback on student written assignments, in accordance with the expectations of the instructor of record
• Participated in biweekly pedagogy meetings with instructor of record to help normalize standards among the other TAs
Graduate Teaching Assistant
• Implemented the university's shared composition curriculum
• Participated in weekly pedagogy group meetings, normalizing standards and expectations among five other instructors and across ten classes
• Extensive use of the school's virtual learning environment, Blackboard Learns, for both traditional and virtual classes
• Consistently examined and dynamically modified curriculum based on students needs, strengths, and weaknesses
• Managed concurrent individual and group assignments for two classes (per semester) of 16 students
• Designed and implemented a strict process for mandatory instructor-reviews and revision of all student writing
• Designed, implemented, and managed a peer review process for student groups of three to four students per group and four groups per class
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