Training Operator

Kevin Benjamin Fulp

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Green Cove Springs,Fl.32043

Contact Phone: 904-***-****

Email Address: **********@*****.***

I served in the NAVY for 20 years and retired in 1994. I have been in

the IT field for 20 years. I have also taught for 20 years

My experience, skills and qualifications make a unique combination and

a very valuable asset that qualifies me as a perfect fit within your

organization. I can perform in different capacities as needed.

August 2011- Present

Program Director/ Instructor/Onsite Support; Southern Career

College/University of Southernmost Florida-Dade Medical College, 9500

Regency Square Blvd. Suite 1100/1200, Jacksonville,Fl.32225 ;Ernesto

Perez, Owner/CEO 305-***-****

This position included not only work as a full-time classroom instructor,

but as the Network Administration Program Director as well! As the

Program Director, I was responsible for curriculum development, textbook

selection, and communicating with major Publishing companies about the

changing landscape of IT Certification, and the needs of the IT

Educational Community. I helped these Publishing companies by beta

testing both new textbook offerings, and new software based simulation

programs as well.

As the onsite support representative I was responsible for the daily

upkeep and administration of three separate network systems. I oversaw

the construction of, and implementation of a new, hands-on Network

Training Lab costing more than $400,000.

As both the Department Chair for the Network Administration Department,

Full-Time Instructor, and On-Site IT Administrator, I have been tasked

with completing multiple related and unrelated Projects at the same time

and have always been able to complete them all to the Highest Standards

with complete success! I have also been able to carry out this tasking

while monitoring a very strict budget, and have always found way to save

funds while still ensuring the best possible solution was utilized!

In January 2013, I was selected as USmF/Dade Medical College Instructor

of the Year!

July 2010- August 2011

Returned to school to update both Educational and IT Certifications.

September 2009- June 2010

Teacher; St. Johns County School District-Durbin Creek Elementary School,

4100 Race Track Road, St. Johns,Fl.32259; Dr. Patricia Falaney,

Principal,904-***-****

This position included teaching mentally and physically handicapped

children ages 5 thru 12. This involved both one-on-one instruction and

group instruction. I also provided classroom assistance to General

Education Teachers on how to best instruct students with learning

disabilities to achieve the best possible outcomes for the student.

I also completed 300 hours of ESOL instruction and earned my State of

Florida ESOL Certification.

June 2005-September 2009

Child Protective Investigator: Florida Department of Children and

Families, Jacksonville, Florida

Conducted investigations into reports of Child Abuse and Neglect as

reported to the Florida Abuse Hotline. Worked closely with Local, State

and Federal Law Enforcement officials when criminal issues were found.

Worked closely with the Fourth Judicial Circuit Court Officials to ensure

the rights and needs of children entering the foster care system were

fully met!

August 1994-May 2005

Teacher/Technology Coordinator / Trainer; Duval County Public School

System- Jeff Davis Middle School, 7050 Melvin Road, Jacksonville, Fl.

32210; James Lewis, 904-***-****

This position included work as The Social Sciences Department Chair, as a

Classroom Teacher, and as a Technology Coordinator.

As the Social Sciences Department Chair, I was responsible for

coordinating the instruction of World History, Physical and Cultural

Geography, and United States History. I was also responsible for the

integration of Economics, Sociology and Anthropology into each of those

fields of studies.

As the Technology Coordinator, I was responsible for the Design and

Construction of multiple Computer Labs, and technology Retro-fit Projects

for Networking three (3) schools. These projects included the Network

Design, selection of appropriate hardware and dealing with hardware

venders on the local and National level. I also oversaw the construction

and testing of these facility-wide projects until they were

satisfactorily operational.

I oversaw the Training of over 3,000 district staff in the latest

Technology Hardware and Software. This included all Office and

Productivity packages needed by Classroom Teachers and Support Staff.

I currently hold Florida Department of Education Professional Educator's

certification in the following areas: Exceptional Student Education K-12;

Middle Grades Integrated Curriculum 5-9; Elementary Education K-5; Social

Sciences 6-12; History 6-12; Technology Education 6-12.

April 1996-Present

Science Curriculum Development Expert; NOAA/University of Northern Iowa,

Cedar Falls, IA; Dr. Timothy Cooney, 319-***-**** ; may contact

supervisor.

One of 13 Master Teachers chosen by the University of Northern Iowa and

NOAA to develop a National Meteorology Curriculum for Grades K-9. While

working with this group, I was responsible for the development of

"Real-Time" Weather units for the use of K-9 Classroom Teachers

nationwide. This involved working independently on classroom modules, and

working two to three weeks in the summer at UNI with the 12 other

Educators to integrate modules with materials and real-time data.

This was the first attempt by any group to establish a Standardized

Curriculum for Meteorology that was directed at Non-Post Secondary

Students. It also was the first attempt to utilize Real-Time Data that

would be available to any classroom anywhere in the country.

January 1975-August 1994

Airborne Electronic Warfare Operator; United States Navy, Various Naval

Squadrons; Commander Ronald Gibbs; may contact supervisor.

During my Naval Career, I served as both an Aviation Ordnance Technician

certified in both conventional and Nuclear Weapons handling and loading.

I was designated as Carrier Air Wing 17 Arming Supervisor for all

embarked aircraft models.

As an Airborne Electronic Warfare Operator, I was qualified as a Sensor

Station One Acoustic Operator and as a Sensor Station Three Non-Acoustic

Operator onboard

all models of the P-3C Orion Aircraft. I was also qualified as a

Multi-System Sensor Operator in LAMPS MK-1 and MK-3 Helicopters.

As an Airborne Electronic Warfare Operator, I utilized knowledge of

Soviet Block and Non-Soviet Block Submarine and Surface Naval Combatants

Weapons Systems, Electronic Warfare Systems, and Propulsion Systems to

locate, track and identify these various units and assess the potential

threat they posed to United States interests.

This assessment included evaluation of various systems installed onboard

these units and tactics normally employed in their utilization against

United States Naval, Air, and Land Forces.

I was required to utilize knowledge gained through Advanced Training

provided by various Naval Commands, Other Services Training Facilities,

and Civilian Contractors. This training included the use of and

interpretation of Satellite Imagery.

I was qualified as both a Conventional and Nuclear Weapons Crew Leader

for all Naval Aircraft attached to CVW-17 onboard the USS Forrestal

(CV-59). I was also qualified as a Helicopter Door Gunner Instructor for

HH-1K, SH-2F, and SH-60B helicopters.

I was responsible for providing Training to Students at the East-Coast

Maritime Patrol Training Squadron at the Naval Air Station Jacksonville.

I also served as a COMNAVAIRLANT NATOPS Evaluator for the P-3 Orion

Aircraft and the SH-2F LAMPS Mk-1 Helicopter. I served as a COMNAVAIRLANT

Search and Rescue Swimmer Evaluator for two LAMPS Mk-1 Helicopter

Squadrons.

EDUCATION

Madison-Mayodan Senior High, Madison, N.C.; 1975 High School Diploma

SUNY Albany, Albany, N.Y.; Bachelor in History / Sociology, 1992; 3.23

GPA; 120 Semester Hours

Jacksonville University, Jacksonville, Fl.; Master in Master of Arts in

Teaching in Computer Education, 1994; 3.37 GPA; 49 Semester Hours

SUNY Brockport, Brockport, NY; Courses in Earth Sciences, 2005; 4.0 GPA;

15 Semester Hours

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

SUNY Brockport, Real-Time Weather Studies, 3 SH,Spring 1999

SUNY Brockport, Water Resources topics, 3 SH, Spring 2001

SUNY Brockport, Real-Time Ocean Studies, 3 SH, Fall 2004

American Meteorological Society: Atmospheric Education Resource Agent

(AERA), 1999 - Present. Responsible for directing AMS Education Out-Reach

Programs for Educators in Florida and Southern Georgia.

Local Implementation Team (LIT): currently offers three Graduate-Level

Courses for Educators in Oceanography, Hydrology, and Meteorology.

Graduate: "Project Atmosphere" at the National Weather Service Training

Center At Kansas City, Mo. in 1999.

Graduate: "Maury Project" at the US Naval Academy in 2005.

PROFESSIONAL LICENSES/CERTIFICATES

Florida Department of Education Professional Educator's Certificate

731350.

COMP-TIA: A+ Certification

COMP-TIA: Network + Certification

COMP-TIA: Security + Certification

OTHER INFORMATION

Member American Meteorological Society

American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association (AHEPA)

Disabled Veteran

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