CRAIG HOYT GILMAN

CRAIG HOYT GILMAN

615 High Point Avenue, Virginia Beach, VA 23451

Telephone: 757-636-4857 E-mail: craighg1960@netscape.net

SECONDARY and MIDDLE SCHOOL SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHER (5 years)

Korea International School, Seoul, Korea (August 2002 – June 2005)

Classes taught include: Modern World History; US History; Model United Nations; Introduction to Psychology; Introduction to Personal Finance; all in an ESL environment with high achieving students

Activities supervised: Student Council, Model United Nations (international conferences to Tokyo and Beijing), KIS Volunteer Corps, Habitat for Humanity (Global Village Program in Philippines), Guest Speaker Program, HS Class Trips

Administrative Support: Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) leadership team member (included providing professional development to KIS faculty as well as producing resources for guiding the school through its initial accreditation process), high school social studies curriculum development (standards-based, grade-level, and ESL integrated), Safety Committee Chairperson (established KIS’s first Safety Plan and Emergency Evacuation Plan), KORCOS Board Secretary (Korea Council of Overseas Schools provides professional education and training opportunities for teachers at international schools throughout Korea), PTO High School Faculty Representative, Welcome to KIS handbook author

Norfolk Tidewater Regional Alternative Education Program, Norfolk, VA (2001/02)

Mixed grade (6^th - 8^th), mixed subject (English and Social Studies) classroom

Classroom management of mixed ability, at-risk students in an alternative education setting that often included ED and LD students

Contributed to the writing of Individual Education Plans (IEPs)

Identified and recommended students for testing or special placement

Princess Anne High School, Virginia Beach, VA (2000/01; 2^nd semester)

9^th grade World History and 9^th/10^th grade Introduction to Psychology

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATIONS

Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD)

Korea Council of Overseas Schools (KORCOS), Board Secretary

SKILLS

Certified in American Red Cross Advanced First Aid and CPR (need renewal)

Strong computer and technology skills.

Fundamental Japanese skills

ADDENDUM TO RESUME, CRAIG HOYT GILMAN

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

ESL Instructor, Tokyo, Japan 1993-1998

Guest Lecturer, Tokyo Kaizai University, Japan, 1994

Graduate Research Assistant, Old Dominion University, VA 1989-1991

SHARE, Special Projects Director, 1992-1993

MILITARY EXPERIENCE

Virginia National Guard, Company Commander, 1991-1992

United States Marine Corps, Infantry Officer, 1984-1989

Special Intelligence Officer, 24^TH MEU, 1988-1989

Administration Officer, 3^rd Battalion, 4^th Marines, 1987-1988

Small Unit Commander, 3^rd Battalion, 4^th Marines, 1985-1986

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

MA, International Relations, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA, 1993

(Currently enrolled in MS, Education, Old Dominion University)

Graduate Certificate: Strategy and Policy, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA, 1991

BS, Parks and Recreation Administration, West Virginia University, WV, 1984

Special Intelligence Officer’s Course, Little Creek, Norfolk, VA, 1988

Administrative Officer’s Course, Cherry Point, NC, 1986

Advanced Infantry Officer’s Training Course, Quantico, VA 1985

Marine Corps Officer Training Course, Quantico, VA 1985

INTERESTS

Travel; people; international cultures; outdoor activities (hiking, kayaking, scuba diving, fishing, mountain biking); bowling; soccer; judo; international affairs and current events; music (especially the blues); movies; and US history to name a few.

PERSONAL WEB-PAGE

Please visit my personal webpage at www.craiggilman.com.