| Work Experience |
- Wrote syllabus, lectured, and issued final grades for
High School Social Science courses, grades 9-12 in:
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- Wrote syllabus, chose texts, lectured, and issued final grades for
High School Social Science courses, grades 9-12 in:
- Overall Cumulative Advanced Placement scores from 1990-present:
AP Macroeconomics - 4.03 (488 students)
AP Microeconomics - 4.19 (531 students)
AP Comparative Government - 3.89 (238 students)
- Class sponsor 1994-98 responsible for advising and supervising class
activities for the class of 1998 including planning and chaperoning
prom, graduation, class trips, and other school functions.
- Co-Chair of the Social Science Curriculum Review Committee responsible for
evaluation, recommendations, coordination, revision, and assessment of
department curriculum as a basis for school-wide interdisciplinary
integration.
- Co-Sponsor of the International Relations
Club which represents the school at Model United Nations Conferences
at Harvard, Penn, University of Chicago, and Georgetown, as well as
putting on Model Congress of Vienna, Model League of Nations, and Model
United Nations on campus.
- Advisor to the Crestian Yearbook
responsible for design, layout, and publication of High School and
Middle School yearbook. Winner of 2001 National Designer Series Award
for Outstanding Layout Design, 2002 Walsworth Cover Gallery Inductee,
and 2003 National Gallery of Excellence Award.
- Reader for the College Board Advanced Placement examination in
Comparative Politics 1996 to the present.
- Sponsor of 2000 Presidential Scholar Award Recipient, Chaim Sacks.
- Commissioner of
Big Blue House Fantasy Football League, 1999 to the present.
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John M. Olin Fellow
US Naval War College
Newport, RI |
1988-1989 |
- Engaged in the Long Range Strategic Studies Project sponsored by the
Department of Defense.
- Research, writing, and lectures involving analysis of the doctrine
and organization of the professional officer corps of the Japanese
Self-Defense Forces.
- Plotted implications of developments in East Asia on the future of
American economic and military policy in Asia.
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Teaching Assistant
Jackson School of International Studies
University of Washington
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1983-1987 |
- Wrote syllabus, chose texts, lectured, and issued final grades in
upper level courses
- Introduced seniors in political science to comparative politics,
intercultural relations, international law, basic theories of
macroeconomics, and the political consequences of government economic
policies
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| Publications |
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"Speaking Their Language"
2004 National AP Conference Conference held in Orlando, Florida, and
sponsored by the Educational Testing Service
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