Kim O'Reilly

 Kim O'Reilly

Kim O'Reilly

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Biography

University of Nevada Reno - Education


Resume

  • 2014

    Lambda Legal

    English

    German

    Honors and High Distinction - University of Iowa

    Teacher of the Year - Central Illinois

    Northern Ireland Peace and Conflict delegation - University of Coleraine

    Din'e Bik'eyah: Land of the Navajo - Academic Field Experience

    Univ. of New Mexico

    German-U.S. Education delegation to Germany - Goethe Institute

    University of Wisconsin

    M.S.

    Curriculum & Instruction with emphasis in Multicultural Education

    University of Iowa

    Ph.D.

    Curriculum & Instruction with emphasis in Equity

    Culture & Social Studies Education

    B.A.

    Secondary Education

    History Major and Political Science Minor

    Latin American Culture – Spanish Summer Institute

    South Tahoe

    CA

    Culturally-Competent Organizing & Social Change

    Intercultural Communication – Intercultural Communication Institute

    Portland

    OR

    Working Against Racism

    Banks’ Dimensions of Multicultural Education (Dr. James Banks)

    Sexual Assault and Domestic Abuse Prevention

    Deardorff’s Pyramid Model of Intercultural Competence (Dr. Darla Deardorff)

    Multicultural Women’s History – NWHP

    Santa Rosa

    CA

    Bennett’s Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity (DSIM) (Dr. Milton Bennett)

  • 2012

    Association for Women’s Rights in Development (AWID)

    International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission

    Global Fund for Women

  • 2011

    Women for Women International

  • 2010

    Call to Action

  • 2006

    As one of the 10-member board

    I worked on the development of CLOUT’s mission statement. Using my listening and mediation skills

    I facilitated discussions concerning inclusion strategy and smoothed organizational schisms.

    National Board Member

    Christian Lesbians Out (CLOUT)

    Member

    SIETAR-USA

  • 2004

    As President

    I led this 300-member non-profit dedicated to advancing LGBT rights and encouraging acceptance and communication through diversity training

    community service

    and social opportunities.\n\n♦ Increased membership 20%.\n♦ Created partnership with the Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada (PLAN) that led to legislative protections in hiring

    workplace

    and education. \n

    President

    SPECTRUM Northern Nevada

  • 2003

    Managed funds and prepared monthly treasurer’s report for 250k-member philanthropic educational organization advancing women’s rights and dedicated to providing educational opportunities for women.

    Treasurer

    P.E.O. Sisterhood

    I worked on the committee to develop and implement social justice awareness programs in Reno faith community. Made presentations to membership on civil rights issues.

    Member

    Social Justice Committee – Unitarian Universalist Church

  • 2001

    Kim

    O'Reilly

    PhD

    Cross-Cultural Expert

    I have presented on cross-cultural topics at national

    international

    and local conferences.\n\n► “Holocaust Education Fatigue: New Approaches into the 21st Century”—Goethe-Institut Transatlantic Outreach Program

    Hamburg

    Germany\n\n► “Same-Sex Marriage: A Civil Right”—Unitarian-Universalist Church

    Reno

    NV\n\t\n► “Protestant and Catholic Students: Negotiating and Overcoming Conflict”—University of Coleraine

    Coleraine

    Northern Ireland\n\n► “Teaching as Moral Enterprise?”—National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) National Conference

    San Antonio

    TX

    Cross-Cultural Expert

  • 2000

    University of Nevada Reno

    Intercultural Solutions

    Reno

    Nevada

    I have a wonderful rapport with my students—classes have a waiting list due to a well-earned reputation for effectively teaching very sensitive topics (racism

    sexism

    homophobia

    etc.)—while creating a safe environment for liberals

    moderates

    and conservatives to share their opinions

    increase awareness of others’ views

    and come to their own conclusions. \n\nKEY ACHIEVEMENTS\n\n♦ Evaluated highly by students

    9.0 on a 9-point scale each semester

    for stimulating their thinking

    encouraging dialogue across differences

    and helping to understand and appreciate cultures other than their own.\n\n♦ Developed and taught a Cultural Capstone course “Education for a Changing World

    ” addressing culture

    race and ethnicity

    immigration

    teaching to Hispanic students

    religions

    socioeconomic status

    gender

    sexuality

    bullying

    and human rights. \n\n♦ Designed and delivered customized seminars and workshops

    along with strategies to address

    challenge

    and lessen the negative impact of racism

    sexism

    homophobia

    and bullying in schools and the workplace.

    Teacher Education & Cultural Studies Professor ♦ Multicultural Expert

    University of Nevada Reno

    Denver

    CO

    Cross-Cultural Expert with Intercultural Solutions:\n\nProviding knowledge

    skills and strategies to address cultural differences in businesses

    churches and schools. Dedicated to fostering mutual respect and bringing people together. \n\nBuilding inclusive churches

    schools and workplaces by promoting safety

    civility and respect.\n\nOffering interactive

    results-oriented coaching

    consulting

    training

    speaking

    and workshops that are uniquely designed for individual and organizational goals and targeted outcomes.\n\nVisit my website: www.interculturalsolutions.net

    Principal Consultant

    Intercultural Solutions

  • 1999

    University of Idaho

    Moscow

    Idaho

    Social Studies Education Professor - Curriculum & Instruction

    University of Idaho

  • 1996

    Gay

    Lesbian

    and Straight Educators Network (GLSEN)

    Human Rights Campaign (HRC)

  • Teaching Tolerance and Cultural Awareness

    Diversity Advocacy

    Persuasive Presentations

    Intercultural Communication

    Team Leadership/Facilitation

    Training and Development

    Mentoring

    Communication

    Coaching

    Gender Equity / LGBT

    Anti-Bullying Curriculum and Strategist

    Leadership

    Negotiating Across Differences

    Public Speaking

    Conflict Resolution

    Teaching Religious Tolerance

    Anti-Racism Curriculum

    Cross-cultural Competence

    Empowerment

    Teacher Educator

    We Love You

    But You’re Going to Hell: Christians and Homosexuality Agree

    Disagree

    Take a Look

    We Love You

    But You’re Going to Hell presents a non-confrontational study of the conflict surrounding Christian faith

    Scriptures

    and homosexuality. It addresses the dichotomy of love and condemnation

    sincerely expressed by Christians – and the pain experienced by gays and lesbians.\n\n• How do sincere

    Bible-believing Christians balance their interpretation of Scriptures with everyday encounters with gays and lesbians?\n\n• How do we have conversations when we disagree? Without judging or calling into question someone’s faith or salvation?\n\nThis book OPENS UP the conversation – with chapters devoted to the Author’s Story

    Scriptures

    Stereotypes

    Marriage

    Religious Freedom

    Why It Matters

    and What We Can Do in our families

    churches

    and society.

    We Love You

    But You’re Going to Hell: Christians and Homosexuality Agree

    Disagree

    Take a Look

EDES 452

2.5(1)

EDUC 413

4.6(6)