Resume

• 2016

  San Jose State University

  Manhattanville College

  Seattle Debate Foundation

  Metropolitan Corporate Academy

  Teachers College

  Columbia University

  San José

  CA

  Assistant Professor of English Education

  Department of English and Comparative Literature

  San Jose State University

  Sonoma State University

  Manhattanville College

  Purchase

  New York

  EDU 5000: Foundations of Education\nEDU 3273/5389: Teaching Literacy Skills in Middle School Through Collaborative Study of Social Identity\nEDU 5490: Literacy Development in Grades 5-12\nEDU 5616: The Study of Literature 5-12\nEDU 5402/5402: Language

  Literacy and Culture

  Adjunct Faculty Instructor

  Literacy Department

  School of Education

  Brooklyn

  NY

  Debate Instructor

  ACORN Community High School

  Seattle Debate Foundation

  Graduate Teaching Assistant

  Teachers College

  Columbia University

• 2011

  Institute for Urban and Minority Education

  Teachers College of Columbia University

  Hip Hop Education Center

  Sonoma State University

  ACORN Community High School

  Teachers College

  Columbia University

  New York

  Created and instruct a new graduate course on oral language

  debate and public speaking.

  Instructor

  Teachers College

  Columbia University

  Brooklyn

  New York

  Debate Instructor

  Metropolitan Corporate Academy

  New York

  New York

  Graduate Research Fellow

  Institute for Urban and Minority Education

  Teachers College of Columbia University

  Sonoma County

  Assistant Professor

  English

  Sonoma State University

  Institute for Urban & Minority Education

  Teachers College

  Columbia University

  Founder & Director

  Teachers College Columbia Debate Institute

  Teachers College

  Columbia University

  Metropolitan Center for Urban Education

  New York University

  Fellow

  Hip Hop Education Center

  New York

  New York

  PhD

  Columbia University in the City of New York

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  Arts & Humanities

  English Education

  Teachers College of Columbia University

  Master of Philosophy (M.Phil.)

  The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

  Columbia University in the City of New York

• 2009

  National Council of Teachers of English

  American Educational Research Association

  Conference on College Composition and Communication

  Conference on English Education

  Master of Arts (M.A.)

  Media

  Culture and Communication

  New York University

• 1999

  Bachelor of Arts

  Ethnic Studies

  University of California

  Berkeley

• Curriculum Design

  Event Planning

  Proofreading

  Storytelling

  Community Outreach

  Curriculum Development

  Creative Writing

  Social Media

  Editing

  Teaching

  Mediation

  Non-profits

  Networking

  Grant Writing

  Research

  Instructional Design

  Multimedia

  Newsletters

  Friendraising

  Public Speaking

  Hip-Hop Debate

  Jonathan Diaz

  Tyler Anderson

  Stephon Adams

  Devonte Escoffery

  Cole Austin

  Mic Crenshaw

  Toni HIll

  Getting Real 3 - Hip-Hop Pedagogy Videoconference Series

  FREE and open to the public. For more information

  please visit: http://iume.tc.columbia.edu/events.asp?EventID=11414&m=11&d=19&y=2012

  Willie Ney

  My research and teaching experience is rooted in a desire to contribute to a more just and equitable global society through humanizing pedagogies that foster literacies of access and social justice by drawing upon new literacies and technologies

  critical epistemologies

  language sharing

  community-based literacies

  oral language

  debate

  and Hip-Hop culture in the teaching of the humanities and English language arts.

  Jennifer K.