Joan Linsley
Houston, Texas ****5
Telephone: 713-***-****
e-mail: ad7mdd@r.postjobfree.com
EDUCATION
MacMurray College, B. A., Jacksonville, Illinois
University of Houston, M. Ed./Gifted/Talented
Bradley University, Graduate Studies, English
University of Oklahoma, Post Baccalaureate
Kansas State University (Hayes), Graduate Studies,
History/Geography
Texas A&M, Graduate Studies, Geography
University of Houston Clear Lake, Graduate Studies, Geography
University of Washington, Graduate Studies, Science
Rice University, Graduate Studies, Geology
CERTIFICATION: All social studies, grades 6-12
ACHIEVEMENTS
Career Ladder, Level III, TEA, Houston ISD
President, University of Houston Women’s Association
Department Chair: Hamilton Middle School Social Studies
Technology Advisor: Hamilton SDMC
Secretary: Hamilton SDMC
Hamilton SDMC: 4 years
Houston Consortium of Urban Professional Development and Technology Centers Policy Council Member
Secretary: Friends of Geography
Newsletter Editor: Friends of Geography
Executive Secretary: Friends of Geography
President Elect: Friends of Geography
President: Friends of Geography
Department Chair: Pin Oak Middle School Social Studies
Faculty Representative: Pin Oak PTO
PRESENTATIONS
Texas Council for the Social Studies, Southwest Association of American Geographers, Texas Alliance for Geographic Education, Region VI Technology Conference, New Directions
Joan Linsley
in Education at Texas A&M, Houston Schools of Excellence, Friends of Geography, North Texas Geography Alliance—
GeoTech, National Council for Geographic Education, American Association of Petroleum Geologists
RECOGNITION/SPECIAL TRAINING
1989: National Geographic Society/ Texas A&M, Summer Institute for Geography
1990: National Geographic Society/Texas A&M, Geographic Leadership Institute
1991: National Geographic Society/Texas A&M, Summer Institute
1991: National Geographic Society/ IBM, Educational Technology Leadership Institute
1989-1990: Growing Thinkers, Houston ISD
1990: Hamilton Teacher of the Year
1992: Classroom selected for visit by Gilbert Grosvenor, President and Chairman of Board, National Geographic Society
1994: Participant: American Geological Institute Conference on Education
1994: Participant: Watershed Worlds, Thames Science Center, Newport, RI
1994: University of Houston Clear Lake Space Institute - Participant
1995: University of Houston Clear Lake Space Institute - Teacher Consultant
1996: University of Houston Clear Lake Space Institute - Teacher Consultant
1998: Participant: National Geographic Society/Texas A&M Summer Institute
1999: Participant: National Marine Sanctuaries/National Geographic Society, Sustainable Seas Expedition, Olympic Peninsula Workshop
2000: Participant: Mission Geography, Texas A&M University
2001: Selected as Distance Learning Teacher, Ocean Drilling Program
2002: Participant: JASON Project, National Geographic Society, Channel Islands, Biodiversity of Channel Islands
2004: Recipient: Distinguished Teaching Award, one of thirty in the nation from the National Council for Geographic Education
Joan Linsley
2006: Junior Achievement, Houston, Star Educator
2009-10: Participant: Bilateral US-Arab Chamber of Commerce TEACH Program to Saudi Arabia and Qatar
2010: Humanities Institute Participant
2011: Junior Achievement, Houston, Star Educator
2011 and 2012: Participant: Economic Landscape of Colonial Virginia Institute, Stratford Hall
2012: Teachers Teaching History Institute, University of Houston, HISD
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Ocean Drilling Program: Distance Learning Teacher, Pilot Project, Leg 194, on JOIDES Resolution off the coast of Australia; reported through live broadcasts on the research relating to timing and magnitude of ocean rise some fifteen million years ago (2001)
Moore, OK, Junior High, Westbury High School /Hamilton Junior High/ Hamilton Middle School Vanguard, Pin Oak Middle School, Houston ISD: Experience in teaching the following subjects: Geography, Social Studies, American History, Texas History and Geography, Government, English, Literature, Photography, Biology, Gifted/Talented.
Substitute teaching, Bellaire High School, long-term in Pre-AP and regular geography courses.
University of Houston Clear Lake Space Institute:
Teacher Consultant (two summers)
Served as a bank officer in Iowa, worked in banks in Iowa and Washington D.C
Registrar’s Office: Bradley University
President’s Office: University of Oklahoma
Volunteer work for various organizations including educational institutions and cultural and political organizations