Kelley Martin
Email: *********@********.***
Address: **** *** ******
City: Huntington
State: WV
Zip: 25702
Country: USA
Phone: 304-***-****
Skill Level: Experienced
Salary Range: $50,000
Willing to Relocate
Primary Skills/Experience:
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Educational Background:
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Job History / Details:
Professional Goal
To effect positive change, using my writing, publication, and people skill for nonprofit and educational organizations.
Education
* MFA, Creative Writing & Publishing Arts, University of Baltimore, Baltimore, MD, 2010, Magna Cum Laude
* MA, English, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, 2001, Magna Cum Laude
* BA, Liberal Arts, Saint Andrews Presbyterian College, Laurinburg, NC, 1993, Summa Cum Laude
* AA, Journalism, St. Petersburg College, St. Petersburg, FL, 1988, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society
Professional Experience
Visiting Assistant Professor, 2012-2013
Marshall University, Department of English, Huntington, WV
* Taught Advanced Composition and Southern Writers, including complete Blackboard redesign.
* Designed new syllabus for Writing Across the Curriculum classes.
* Certified for Quality Matters course design.
* Certified in First-year Pedagogy and online course design, using Blackboard.
* Redesigned Southern Writers ENG 225 online Course.
* Certified in Writing Across the Curriculum.
Adjunct Professor of English, 2002-2012
South University, Tampa, FL; Shepherd University, Shepherdstown, WV; University of Maryland University College, College Park, MD; University of Baltimore, MD; Stevenson University, Community College of Baltimore, MD; Mohawk Valley College and Utica College of Syracuse University, Utica, NY
* Served as a writing consultant for UB, working with students on theses, dissertations, essays, and writing issues, and offering developmental classes to returning or remedial students.
* Functioned as advisor for students at MVC, helping students from traditional and nontraditional backgrounds select plans of study, using Banner and WebAdvisor.
* Created online classroom environments using WebCT, Blackboard, Sakai, and WebTycho, incorporating multimedia, visual elements, and netiquette specifications for management of classes while developing full curriculum for class.
* Orchestrated outside events, such as lectures and readings by such authors as Amy Tan, Frank McCourt, Jane Goodall and others.
* Taught Freshman Composition 1 & 2, Writing for the Humanities, Writing for the Arts, Creative Writing, Business Writing, American Literature, World Literature, Advanced Rhetorical Writing, Freshman Seminar to prepare students for their college lives.
* Participated in accreditation-related projects for institutions.
* Attended professional development workshops.
* Contributed to Learning Outcomes Assessments and norming session projects.
Information and Communications Specialist, 2008-2009
City of Westminster, Westminster, MD
* Project managed new web page and design for numerous city departments, using CS4, and working with a consulting firm for assistance in architecture and coding. Trained designated departmental employees in contact management system for operating new site.
* Created city-wide newsletter for constituents and also one for internal events for human resources in InDesign as well as wrote articles for the press and organizational magazines.
* Managed special events, including community events, Main Street Economic Development events, and high profile city events, such as Capital for a Day with the governor.
* Attended senior staff meetings, sat on committees, and acted as board secretary as needed.
* Wrote, designed, and placed feature articles and advertisements locally and state-wide.
* Created style guidelines and standards for branding the City, police department and Main Street, working with graphic designers and interns to develop new image for City.
* Took photographs for various publications and the web, editing them in Photoshop.
* Wrote grants or co-wrote them for or State and Federal Programs, developed brochures, fliers, and all marketing materials for all departments.
Director of Education, 2004-2005
Arts Centre, Martinsburg, WV
* Created publicity materials
* Developed new programs
* Coordinator Young Artist Summer Workshops
* Hung juried arts exhibitions
* Worked with Communities in Schools for specialized programs
* Collaborated with community organization in partnerships for youth
Community Outreach and Education, 2003-2004
Heartly House, Frederick, MD
* Trained employees regarding new developments in treating abused women
* Trained volunteers on working the hotline
* Spoke in the community about what Heartly House services
* Handled special events
* Maintained Newsletters and advertisements
* Created outreach database
* Provided assistance with grant writing
Director of Public Relations and Communications, 2002-2003
Connelly School, Potomac, MD
* In a newly created position, developed branding for private parochial school, including style guide, logos, crest, seal, letterhead, student publications, t-shirts, hats, and other collectibles as well as for guild and associated organizations.
* Originated designs on marketing and developmental materials, including admissions brochures, event publications, development handbook, student guidebook, parent
* Placed advertisement and feature articles for news and created parental newsletter in hard copy and online.
* Lead special events, dedications, and grand opening of new school, coordinating catering, speakers, exhibits, gallery materials, and decorations.
* Served as advisor for student publications.
* Served on management committees.
Director of Continuing Education, 2001-2002
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Friday Center, Chapel Hill, NC
* Developed series of classes entitled Community Classroom for new program,
* Coordinated continuing education programs for professional organizations.
* Handled all marketing and collateral materials for associated programs
Executive Director, 1998-2001
Carolina Wren Press, Durham Arts Council, Durham, NC
* Wrote grants for operating budget, youth programs, and co-sponsored programs
* Coordinated events for grant-funded programs that targeted traditionally underserved populations in using literature as the medium.
* Developed budget and handled payroll, grant reports, profit and loss statements, year-end reports, and all responsible for all accounting.
* Handled book sales, inventory, copyright, promotional material for books and jackets while working with editors and board members in accepting materials.
* Ran the Sonia H. Stone contest for black writers and worked with affiliates in promoting the resulting publications and programs associated with publication.
* Designed web site and online newsletter
* Directed volunteers and interns.
Publication Coordinator, 1995-2000
NC State University, Obsidian II Review, Raleigh, NC
* Accepted and rejected manuscripts for literary journal
* Designed and laid out publication using PageMaker and Photoshop
* Redesigned logo and format
* Marketing to publication clearing houses
* Ran contest for publication
Program Director, 1997-1998
Pinecone, Piedmont Council of Traditional Music and Dance
* Facilitated musical events, coordinating musicians and dancers schedules
* Wrote and designed newsletters and public relations materials
* Coordinated tours for visiting musicians
* Partnered with Museums or History and Art for joint events
Center Manager, 1994-1996
NCSU, Professional Writing Center, Raleigh, NC
* In newly created position for new campus center, started all processes for operations
* Served on committees for campus centers.
* Worked with faculty on production of textbooks, white papers, and grants.
Program Director, 1990-1993
Weymouth Center for the Arts and Humanities, Southern Pines, NC
* Worked with board of directors in daily operations of arts center.
* Handled newsletters, grants, and all marketing materials for affiliate groups.
* Coordinated events with board members, such as orchid gala, hunt lunches, readings, gallery events and socials.
* Worked with affiliate organizations in running resale shop, gardens, and renting of facilities for events.
Awards
* Appalachian Writers' Workshop, Hindman Settlement School, Kentucky, 2002
* Allegheny Echoes Writers' Workshop Scholarship, 2001
* Writer's Residency, Wildacres, 2000
* Writer-in-Residence, Weymouth Center for the Arts and Humanities, 1999-2003
Publications
* "Music Mountains," Anthology of Appalachian Writers. 2011
* "Blue Beach," Palooka Literary Journal, 2011.
* A Place Called Solid, Sweet Tea Sisters Press, 2010
* "Delfest Finds Home at Allegany Fairgrounds." Appalachian Independent: 2008.
* "Bi-Polar Love Affair," "Intersection," and "Veil of Maya," SN Review: 2008
* "Deja View," Mountain Echoes: 2005
* Advisory Board, sauti mpya, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: 1998-2001
* Published "Blue Beach" excerpt, Now and Then Magazine: 2000
* Published "Our Bars," Now and Then Magazine: 2001
* Associate Editor for Sandhills Review: 1997-1999
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