AMY SMITH
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Objective: Seek the Position of Teacher - Civil Engineering
SUMMARY: Profoundly knowledgeable, creative, analytic and detail-oriented Civil Engineering Teacher with huge background in making contributions to the teaching effort of a University and carrying out activities to maintain and develop scholarship, research and professional activities relevant to Civil Engineering.
Summary of Qualifications
More than ten years experience.
Strong research background.
Strong analytical and numerical skills.
Exceptional ability to work as part of a team.
Profound ability to communicate well, both orally and in writing.
Remarkable integrity, industry, cooperation, initiative, and breadth of intellectual interests.
Great commitment to total undergraduate development in the professional context of the Academy.
Uncommon commitment to growth and development in teaching, research, service, and other scholarly activities.
Exceptional ability to compete for national competitive research grants.
Uncommon ability to publish in international journals.
Immense interest in collaborating with industry and other academic/research institutions.
Sound interest in educational innovation, using computer- supported project-based learning techniques.
Professional Experience
Minneapolis State University, Minneapolis 1998 - Present
Lecturer - Civil Engineering
Attend Department and Faculty meetings and membership of a number of committees.
Conduct research on Civil Engineering within the Department and in conjunction with appropriate research Institutes.
Lead research team.
Apply for funding of research projects.
Act as unit subject coordinator.
Plan and develop subject materials with appropriate advice from other staff, particularly in relation to curriculum design, instructional design and teaching strategy.
Deliver lectures, seminars, tutorials, practical classes, demonstrations and workshops in transport.
Supervise program of study of undergraduate, coursework and research students in transport.
Minneapolis State University, Minneapolis 1996 - 1998
Civil Engineering Graduate Assistant
Assisted the Civil Engineering Instructor with classroom instruction and preparation, hands-on demonstrations, experiments, and research projects.
Provided student support to encourage participants' personal and academic high performance.
Coached students on their semester-long "final" projects.
Participated in weekly staff and planning meetings.
Contributed to mid-term and final student progress reports.
Conducted weekly tutoring sessions.
Education
PhD Civil Engineering University of New York (2000)
Masters Degree in Civil Engineering University of New York (1998)
Bachelor of Engineering Degree in Civil Engineering University of New York (1996)