High School Development

FELICIA TIDIMANE

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Education:

University of Georgia (UGA) Athens, GA

Majored: Social Science in Psychology 2005-2009

Institute for International Cooperation and Development Williamstown, MA

Majored: Development Studies 2010-2011

Work Experience:

Brighton Instituto de Linguas Ltda Bonfim, Bahia, Brasil

English Teacher July 2012-October 2012

Led English courses to different age groups four days a week starting with 3 years old up to 45

years old

Criativas Crianças Modelo Cansanção, Bahia, Brasil

English Teacher June 2012-October 2012

-taught about 14 adults English who are Portuguese speakers for work and school requirement

Institute for International Development and Cooperation (IICD) July 2011-May 2012

Trainer/ Teacher/Mentor/Life Coach

Trained about 21 students to go and work with development work in Zambia, Brazil and

Mozambique

Organized and administered courses about African and South American Politics, Culture,

Economy, poverty and the factors that contributes to these states

Taught students and the community about HIV/AIDS, Malaria and other Tropical Diseases

Taught English as a second language to Brazilian, Japanese, Italian, Chile and Korean students

Mentored and counseled about 30-50 young adults every three months

Humana People to People Bahia, Brazil

Development Instructor and English Teacher January 2011- June 2011

Taught Basic English to Portuguese speaking students three times a week

Raised awareness about Sexually Transmitted Diseases( STD), HIV/AIDS, and Water Purification

to impoverished communities

Organized activities where we worked with communities to build a school for one community and

tanks used as rain water storage and the cleaning of communities once a month

Facilitated activities for children within the communities such as soccer, art, reading and writing

time and learning how to use computers

Facilitated workshops with teachers within the communities about children’s development and

effective ways of teaching

UGA Psychology Department Athens, GA

Research Assistant (Sexual Assault Victims and Perpetrators) June 2009- May 2010

Conducted surveys and monitored participants for the research

Managed the research environment and compiled the results from the data

Collected and interpreted data and delivered an oral presentation at Psychology Regional

conference in the South East of USA

Athens Justice Project Agency Athens, GA

An Intern May 2009- April 2010

Created and presented research on Sex Offenders, Children with parents in Prisons and Re-Entry

Programs in America

Conducted interviews with potential clients for screening before they entered the Athens Justice

Project re-entry program

Assisted clients with creating resumes and computer skills

Job shadowed a criminal attorney and a social worker

Introduced and exposed to the counseling and rehabilitating people who are struggling with drugs

and alcohol, prostitution, abuse and assault

Leadership Experience:

Collegiate Candidate Organization (UGA), President Aug 2007-May 2010

Formulated and administered workshops for high school students to make the transition to post

secondary education

Recruited speakers for the workshops and mentors for the high school students

Supervised and monitored about 40-50 students during workshops and tutorial sessions

Facilitated various meetings and events with UGA campus with the staff and students about the

advancement of Minority males within the Athens community

African Student Union (UGA), Vice President Aug 2008- May 2009

Assembled outreach programs for the organization and the Athens community

Organized educational programs about the African Culture and Politics for the University and

Athens community

Played as liaison for the organization with other organizations and the staff

Publication:

Mouilso, E. R., Calhoun, K. S., Thompson, C., Tidimane, F., Fischer, S., &Stojek, M. (2010, March). Sexual

assertiveness and victimization in college women: A longitudinal examination. Poster session presented at the

annual meeting of the Southeastern Psychological Association, Chattanooga, TN.

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