Resume of

Professional Qualifications

Julia E. Summers, Ed.D.

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Marana, Arizona 85653

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EMPLOYMENT

Present Retired

****-**** ******* ******, **. Louis, Missouri, as online tutor for elementary, middle, high school, undergraduate college students preparing for their GRE.

2011-2017 Amphitheatre USD, Tucson, AZ Teaching assistant for students with special needs.

2008-2009 Staff tutor in reading, writing and math for Las Artes, Arts and Education

Center, 23 West 27th Street, South Tucson, AZ 85713. This school is

designed to assist students achieve their GED.

2007-2008 Tutor of reading and writing for Metro Care Services, Inc. Tucson, AZ.

AIMs preparation at Sunnyside High School, GED preparation at Las Artes, and tutoring for Child Protective Services.

2007-2007 Tutor, Math in the Workplace contract with Pima County through Las

Artes, Tucson, AZ. Students increased their math level an average of three grade levels in 15 weeks.

2005-2006 Test Assembler for Assessment Technology, 6799 E. Speedway, Tucson, AZ.

SY -2004 Volunteer Coordinator for Marana Unified School District. Provided training for new volunteers, visited each school to assist building coordinators as they assigned students to Volunteer/Mentors as tutors. Keep volunteer time records for each school in the district.

2004-2005 Volunteer at OASIS, prepared volunteer tutors in the use of the Lewis

and Clark curriculum material, and SPRY Foundation Project, which is an

inter-generational program focusing on science. This project is directed to

social service organizations that can link grandparent aged retirees with

preschool through 4th grade students.

2002-2005 Teacher of BUGS (Bringing Up Grades Successfully), Marana Middle School.

2000-2002 Long term substitute teacher of Special Education, Marana Middle School.

1996-1999 Substitute teacher at Heritage Middle School, Chino Valley USD.

1986-1996 Classroom Teacher, Chino Valley USE #51, Chino Valley, Arizona.

Assignments included teaching Life, Earth, and Physical Science to 7th and 8th grade students and serving as core teacher for 6th graders within this ten-year period. Retired, June 1996.

1981-1986 Assistant Professor of Home Economics, Tarleton State University, part of the Texas A&M system, Stephenville, Texas. Established certification program for teachers in Vocational Home Economics. This degree requires that students receive accredited instruction in all seven curriculum areas of Home Economics. No other professors were certified in the areas of Consumer Economics, Housing and Home Management, so I earned 21 semester hours of credit in these areas at Texas Women's University, Denton. Texas. This position also required supervision of the reopening of the Child Care Center, a campus nursery school.

1976-1981 Assistant Professor of Vocational Home Economics Education, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico.

Served as State Supervisor of Future Homemakers of America/Home

Economics Related Occupations (FHA/HERO). Supervised first year teacher program in Vocational Home Economics throughout New Mexico.

1974-1976 Graduate Assistant, Department of Vocational Education, Auburn University, Auburn Alabama.

Wrote program to certify teachers of Health Occupations at master’s degree level. This program was approved by University and the State of Alabama Vocational Education committees within 18 months. Taught graduate courses in Career Education.

1972-1974 Associate Director of Training Program for Teachers in the Technologies,

West Virginia University.

Planned and conducted workshops and provided follow-up implementation to prepare teachers to use Metrication in the tri-state area of Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Virginia.

1970-1972 Supervisor of Curriculum Development, Cabell County Public Schools.

This assignment included the management of budget and curriculum

compliance requirements for Agriculture, Business Education, Driver

Education, Distributive Education, Health Occupations, Home Economics,

and Technical Education for both in-school youth and adults.

1957-1969 Teacher of Home Economics, Barboursville Junior High School, Barboursville, West Virginia

EDUCATION

1952 Graduate of Huntington High School, Huntington, West Virginia.

1957 BA in Vocational Home Economics, Marshall University, Huntington, West Virginia.

1959 MA in Vocational Home Economics Education, Marshall University.

This includes 6 credit hours earned at The Pennsylvania University, State College, Pennsylvania.

1971 Earned Certification in Supervision of Curriculum and Instruction, Marshall

University.

1972 Earned 79 credit hours toward Doctorate in Technology Education, West Virginia

University.

1980 Earned Ed.D. in Vocational and Adult Education, Auburn University.

1988 Earned 21 graduate hours in Home Economics (Housing and Interior Design, Home Management and Consumer Economics), Texas Women's University, Denton, Texas.

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