Math Teacher Looking 4 Employment.
gbcarey at gems.vcu.edu
gbcarey at gems.vcu.edu
Wed Sep 14 08:56:32 EST 1994
Sept 14, 1994
To Whom it May Concern:
I am posting this resume for an unemployed friend of mine who
is looking for employment as a Math teacher at the high-school or
college level. He is a bright and dedicated fellow who has also
done some work toward a Ph.D. in math.
He is willing to relocate both natinally and internatinonally.
Feel free to post this message in any appropriate newsgroup as well
as internationally known newsgroups/BBSes etc. Also, if needed,
please generate hard copies of the message to give to any
principals/presidents who might be looking a good math teacher.
Internet responses may be sent to my email address at:
gbcarey at gems.vcu.edu
I'll forward them to him by mail (he doesn't have I-net access
yet!) Or contact him via phone/phonemail via information supplied
below.
Thanks in advance
Greg Carey
Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond, VA 23298
(cut here if making hard copy)
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Gary A. Rosenthal
VITA
Math Teacher Seeking Employment
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Gary Andrew Rosenthal
4203 Buford Hwy, Apt E9
Atlanta, Georgia 30345
(404) 321-4919
Education:
B.A., June 1975; Queens College of the City
University of New York, Flushing, New York.
Major: Mathematics, Minor: Black Studies
M. Ed., May 1987; Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia.
Major: Mathematics Education
Ed. S., December 1989; Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia.
Major: Mathematics Education
EXPERIENCE
August 90 - May 93. Morehouse College, Atlanta, Georgia.
Instructor, Department of Mathematics.
August 89 - June 90. Riverwood High School, Atlanta Georgia.
Mathematics Teacher, grades 9 -12.
August 88 - June 89. Decatur High School, Decatur, Georgia.
Mathematics Teacher, grades 9 -12.
October 84 - June 88. Frederick Douglass High School,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Mathematics Teacher, grades 8 -1 2.
PRIOR EXPERIENCE
Five years experience teaching secondary mathematics in New York
prior to 1984.
Gary Andrew Rosenthal
ACCOMPLISHMENTS / DISTINCTIONS
Developed a college-level course in Statistics and Probability that
was added to the high school mathematics curriculum. (Douglass)
The highest-rated member of the mathematics department for
three consecutive years. (Morehouse)
Served as a Freshmen advisor for two years, helping students
with academic and non-academic problems. (Morehouse)
Served as a course coordinator for Intermediate Algebra and
Precalculus 1; responsible for developing all standardized
(departmental) exams including the Final examination. (Morehouse)
Maintained 18 office hours per week each semester and held
Sunday afternoon review sessions twice monthly that were open to
all students. (Morehouse)
Revised and improved a college-level course in Statistics and
Probability. (Riverwood and Morehouse)
Have attended workshops on how to recognize and report child
abuse and neglect and on substance abuse.
Served on numerous curricular development/improvement
committees.
Students have consistently performed exceptionally well on all
standardized tests. Have a 100% pass rate on the eleventh-year
(intermediate algebra and trigonometry) New York State Regents
Exams.
Worked in association with the office of New York State Regent
Dr Kenneth B. Clark on two cases of racial discrimination in
schools (both cases were referred by me).
Have been a strong advocate for a quality education for
African-American students and have a success rate second-to-none
with young Black males.
REFERENCES
Available upon request.
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