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Paige R. Wilson, BS, MS, MSEd
 
       
  P.O. Box 555
email: paigerwilson@exceptionalenglish.com
 
 
Burlingon, VT 05401
Tel. (802) 555-555
 
     
 
 
  PROFILE    
     
  • Caring teacher who is approachable and works well with others.
  • Strong background in science and languages.
  • Possesses creative problem-solving skills.
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      EDUCATION    
        Master of Science in Education 1999-2000
    University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
     
         
        Master of Science (Immunology) 1996-1998
    Stanford University, San Francisco, California
  • Monroe Fellowship
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        Bachelor of Science (Biology) 1992-1996
    Cornell University, Ithaca, New York
  • Dean's List: 6 semesters

  • Received scholarship for full tuition for 4 years.

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        High School Diploma 1992
    Ellsworth High School, Ellsworth, Maine
  • Graduated 2nd highest aggregate.

  • Received prizes in biology, chemistry, and English literature.

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      CERTIFICATES    
       
  • Vermont teaching certificate issued 2002, expires 2004

  • Maine teaching certificate issued 2000

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      PUBLICATIONS    
        Incorporating information technology into adult education by P.R. Wilson and J.G. Steele. Journal of Educational Techniques 10: 115-121, 2001.

    The role of CD2 and LFA-3 in AK-T cell-mediated cytotoxicity by P.R. Wilson and E.W. Stuart. Journal of Immunological Research 15: 201-214, 1999.

     
     
     
      JOB EXPERIENCE    
        GED Teacher 2000-2002
    Portland Adult Education, Portland, Maine
  • Taught GED classes to a diverse group of students.
  • Provided one-on-one support to students.
  • Created new course materials.

    Research Assistant 1998-1999
    The Jackson Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine

  • Designed and performed experiments.
  • Assisted in the day-to-day running of the lab.
  • Analyzed experimental data.

    Laboratory Instructor 1996-1998
    Stanford University, San Francisco, California

  • Responsible for many aspects of laboratory portion of introductory immunology course for undergraduate students. Duties included delivery of pre-lab lectures, preparation of laboratory materials, and personal assistance to students.
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    Paige R. Wilson, BS, MS, MSEd
     
         
     
    P.O. Box 555
    email: paigerwilson@exceptionalenglish.com
     
     
    Burlingon, VT 05401
    Tel. (802) 555-555
     
         
     
     
      STAFF    
      DEVELOPMENT Anger Management Seminar
    Computer Technology in the Classroom
    First Aid

     
     
     
      VOLUNTEER    
      WORK Academic Volunteer 2000-2002
    Governor Baxter School for the Deaf, Adult Education Services, Portland, Maine
  • Tutored students preparing for the SAT.

    Mentor 1998-1999
    Connors Emerson School, Bar Harbor, Maine

  • Provided support, counsel, friendship, reinforcement, and a constructive example to a 4th grade student.

    Tutor 1996-1998
    Stanford University, San Francisco, California

  • Tutored students preparing for the TOEFL.

    Big Sister Volunteer 1992-1996
    One to One Big Brothers-Big Sisters Agency, Ithaca, New York

  • Counseled and provided friendship to a Little Sister.
  • Organized and participated in fundraising.
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      SPECIAL SKILLS    
        Languages:
    Fluent in English, French, Spanish, and American Sign Language

    Computer Skills:
    Knowledgeable in advanced programming language and techniques in open source software (PHP scripting language for programming, Apache for the Web server, and MySQL for databases) and Microsoft applications (PowerPoint, Outlook, Excel, Word, FrontPage).

     
     
     
      AFFILIATIONS    
        Association of American Educators  
         
     
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