Illinois State University - English
Renaissance Adventures
Sumner College
Energy Trust of Oregon
•\tPerformed Section and database Maintenance\n•\tAssisted customers with online orders and rare book research\n\n
Section Head - Education and Games
Portland
Oregon Area
Powell's Books
•\tDesign content for 10 week long Writing Practicum courses based on National Accrediting Bodies’ standards for general education courses. \n•\tUse extensive scholarship and PhD training in composition and pedagogy to create course syllabi
course schedule
learning objective and course description documents to be used during accreditation checks
daily lectures and assignments
major projects and grading criteria for both major projects and students overall performance in the course. \n•\tDocuments created using Microsoft word
Publisher and Powerpoint. \n•\tLead instructor for English courses including Writing Practicum course focusing on multiple forms of writing
including social media
during 10 week courses\n
English Professor/Curriculum Developer
Portland
Oregon Area
Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts
Boulder
Colorado
•\tWrote and edited 10 page scripts for week long camps that needed to have a linking structure to overall narrative used for entire summer. \n•\tScripts were used by camp counselors in the field to guide the educational goals of the camp while providing an entertaining and engaging environment for the participating campers. \n•\tWrote creative materials based on research for fantasy/renaissance themed role-playing game manuals and source books. Game rules and background information was used by councilors to support the camps educational philosophy while maintaining an entertaining and engaging environment. \n
Writer/Editor
Renaissance Adventures
French
Japanese
Bokmål
Norwegian
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) A.B.D.
Dissertation topic: Representations of urban space in Contemporary American Literature.\nProgram Focused on the intersections of Literature
Rhetoric
and Linguistics.
English
Co-instructor for Illinois Swing Dance club.
University of Tulsa
Cogeo
Dealer Spike LLC
Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts
Academic Adviser for presidential Scholars and university athletes
Graduate Assistant
Tulsa
Oklahoma Area
University of Tulsa
Portland
Oregon Area
• Work with Consultants to create quality copy to fulfill a variety of client needs\n• Research Grant opportunities for clients\n• Draft grant proposals for clients to support their needs. \n
Foundation Outreach Associate
Cogeo
Portland
Oregon Area
•\tAssist with forms and records management\n•\tReview project payments and create Audit files \n•\tMaintain program's implementation manual and other essential process documentation\n•\tTake program calls and act as initial contact point for both internal and external stakeholders and participants in the Production Efficiency program.\n
Program Assistant
Energy Trust of Oregon
Tulsa Community College
Powell's Books
*Lead Instructor for Composition course\n*Lead instructor for Strategies for Academic Success course
Adjunct English Instructor
Tulsa
Oklahoma Area
Tulsa Community College
Portland
Oregon Area
- Responsible for managing multiple clients (10-20) and projects simultaneously by organizing and communicating with clients on an ongoing basis.\n- Gather prerequisite information from the client to plan a timeline that strategically includes those requirements.\n- Preform quality assurance checks on all products before launching the project.\n- Coordinate with internal web developers
graphic designers
and additional departments about the development of the website.\n- Work with third party companies for any client requested data integrations that Dealer Spike supports.\n- Train the client on Dealer Spike best practices and CMS tools for editing their website.\n- Worked with internal technical staff
registrars
and any third parties to move their Dealer Spike site for active viewing.\n- Problem solved functionality and technical problems to find the best solution for the client.
Project Coordinator
Dealer Spike LLC
•\tCreated and acted as lead instructor for an interdisciplinary course within the Universities’ general education program that focused on the intersections of literature and urban studies.\n•\tDesign included documentation of desired learning outcomes
textbook selection and creation of course schedule
syllabi
daily assignments
major projects
and grading rubrics\n•\tCreated 20 page academic paper examining the pedagogical aspects of the course and its effectiveness that was then judged by a panel of Tenured Faculty.\n•\tLead instructor for Composition as Critical Inquiry Courses for 8 semesters.\n•\tResponsible for designing course Syllabi
course schedule
daily assignments and major projects based on criteria created by the university writing program.\n•\tResponsible for lectures
workshops and grading of materials during 16 week long course\n•\tCourses were regularly reviewed by writing program director via classroom observations and university created surveys. \n
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Bloomington/Normal
Illinois Area
Illinois State University
Portland
Oregon Area
•\tDesign content for 10 week long English and Microsoft office skills courses based on National Accrediting Bodies’ standards for general education courses. \n•\tUse extensive scholarship and PhD training in composition and pedagogy to create course syllabi
course schedule
learning objective and course description documents to be used during accreditation checks
daily lectures and assignments
major projects and grading criteria for both major projects and students overall performance in the course. \n•\tDocuments created using Microsoft word
Publisher and Powerpoint. \n•\tAssessment of courses via School created student surveys showed increase in both students’ confidence in writing ability and a high-level of satisfaction with the course. \n•\tAccrediting body approved all general education courses with no suggestions for improvement two years running. \n•\tGather interviews and write content for monthly student and staff spotlight profiles meant to promote student morale as well as promote the school to future students. \n•\tLead instructor for English and Microsoft Office Skills courses
focusing on multiple forms of writing during 10 week courses\n•\t Courses content includes Academic
Professional and creative writing as well as document creation for all Microsoft office programs.\n
English Profesor/Curriculum Developer
Sumner College
M.A.
Thesis Topic: Issues of Embodiment and technology in Cyberpunk science fiction.
English
B.A.
Japanese
English
Boulder Aikido Club
Boulder Kendo Club
University of Colorado at Boulder
Copywriting
Student Development
Curriculum Development
Adult Education
Higher Education
Community Outreach
Research
Editing
Copy Editing
Social Media
Teaching
Statistics
Creative Writing
Data Analysis
Qualitative Research
Nonprofits
University Teaching
Public Speaking
Largent
Jesse
Largent
Illinois State University