Curriculum Vitae MARIAELENA T. GODINEZ W. Illinois Avenue Dallas, Texas (214)

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1 Curriculum Vitae MARIAELENA T. GODINEZ 4849 W. Illinois Avenue Dallas, Texas (214) EDUCATION The University of Texas at Arlington, Texas. Eighteen graduate hours in Spanish The University of Texas at El Paso, Texas. Master's degree in Applied English Linguistics. Syntax Thesis title: Chicano English in El Paso, Texas The University of Texas at El Paso, Texas. Bachelor's of Science degree in Education with minors in Reading, Kindergarten and Bilingual Education. Certified in Elementary Education, Kindergarten and Reading El Paso Community College. Associate Degree in Education Teaching Experience Mountain View Community College. August 29, 2005 present. Professor of ESOL West Illinois Avenue, Dallas, Texas Dr. Quentin Wright, (214) or Duties are to teach full-time all levels of ESOL Reading classes; Writing I and II; Speaking and Listening classes and serve in department committees and carry out department duties. Tarrant County College Southeast Campus. January 22, ESL Instructor. Adjunct Southeast Parkway, Arlington, Texas Terry Aaron, (817) or TERRY.AARON@tccd.edu. Duties are to teach parttime ESL classes assigned. Tarrant County College South Campus. January 22, ESL Instructor. Adjunct Houston Street, Fort Worth, Texas Eleanor Brockman, (817) or ELEANOR.BROCKMAN@tccd.edu. Duties are to teach parttime ESL classes assigned. Tarrant County College South Campus. August 23, 2003 December 11, Developmental Education Instructor. Adjunct Houston Street, Fort Worth, Texas Dr. Ruth McAdams, English Department Chair(817) or ruth.mcadams@tccd.edu. Duties are to teach Developmental Writing.

2 Page 2 Cleburne Middle School. August 11,2003-Present. ESL Eighth Grade ESL Teacher Country Club Road. Cleburne, Texas David Diaz, Principal (817) or david.diaz@cleburne.k12.tx.us. Duties are to teach eighth grade inclusion ESL. Southwestern Adventist University. August 16, 2000 June 30,2003. ESL Assistant Professor. 100 W. Hillcrest, P.O. Box 567 Keene, Texas Edith Willis, ESL Program Director (817) #441 or ewillis@swau.edu. Duties are to teach Level I writing, Level III speech classes as well as to redesign and teach all reading class. Universidad Adventista de Centro America. June 6, 2002 August 8,2002. Visting Professor. Alajuela,Costa Rica Centro America Lindi Maxson, Director. Duties were to teach all level of English classes and write curriculum. Arizona State University. January 18 May 15,2000. Spanish Faculty Associate. P.O. Box Tempe, Arizona Gladys Vega-Scott, Director, Lower-Division Spanish Program. (480) Duties were to teach three 201 Spanish classes using a communicative language approach. Mesa Community College. August 23, 1999 August 11, ESL Instructor.1833 West Southern Avenue Mesa, Arizona Doyle Burke, Division Chair(602) or burke@mail.mc.maricopa.edu Duties were to teach four ESL classes one of each level, Freshman Composition and Research. Rogers State University. August 22,1995 June 30,1999.Professor Developmental Studies.1701 W. Will Rogers Blvd. Claremore, Oklahoma Dr.Penny Coggins, Director. (501) or pencog@aol.com. Duties were to teach live interactive classes as well as regular classroom classes for Reading I/II, Writing I/II, also to teach for Humanities Spanish I, Spanish I for Law Enforcement, Composition I and Composition I for International Students. Adult Learning Center. April June 30,1995. Instructional Team Leader, 68 North Lewis-Tulsa, Oklahoma Phillip Goodman, Director; (918) Coordinate the English as a Second Language Program (ESL). Duties were to teach, set course objectives, write curriculum, market the program, implement assessment guidelines, provide teacher training, guidance in methodology and with teaching materials.

3 Page 3 Adult Leaning Center - Continuing Education. January May 1995.Spanish Instructor. 68 North Lewis - Tulsa, Oklahoma. Cathy Henzel, Coordinator; (918) Duties were to teach Conversational Spanish I and II with the objective of providing basic verbal skills for persons traveling to Spanish-speaking countries. Language America. March December 1995.Spanish Instructor,4141 Pinnacle St., Suite 203 El Paso, Texas Martha Edwards, associate President; (913) Duties were to teach Conversation and Functional Spanish to The Tulsa Police Department using the Century 200 method. El Paso Community College-Career Training Center (CTC). November February 1, Instructional Specialist for the Career Training Center (CTC), three different campuses. P.O. Box 20500, El Paso, Texas Kathleen Bombach, Coordinator (915) Duties were supervision and training of instructors and lab assistants, curriculum development for: ESL, English for Special Purposes (ESP), Basic Skills and GED - all designed with Computer Assisted Instruction (CAI); develop vocational instructional materials; purchase and/or select instructional materials; analyze students progress or lack of; be a supportive trainer for the instructional area; develop and catalog instructional resource materials; hiring and guiding faculty; providing student/instructional planning. Ysleta Independent School District - South Loop Elementary. Sept November Fifth grade Bilingual Teacher. 529 Southside Drive, El Paso, Texas Javier Bañulos, Principal; (915) Duties were to teach all fifth grade content areas. El Paso Community College. January February 1, Part-Time/Overload ESL Instructor for The Language Development and Communications Division. P.O. Box El Paso, Texas Barbara Rigby-Acosta, Coordinator Valle Verde (915) Duties were to teach Pre-Level through Advanced reading, writing, grammar, conversation ESL courses, including ESL freshman composition.

4 Page 4 CADES University. July December Visiting Professor for The English Department. Apartado Postal 138, Alajuela, Costa Rica, Centro America. Hector Jurado, University Director (506) Duties were to teach Intermediate ESL to university students, taught faculty English composition, develop curriculum for the English department and translate materials English to Spanish and Spanish to English. Universidad Autonoma de Cuidad Juarez - Centro de Lenguas Sept 1991.Professor. Apartado Postal 1594-D Ed. Juarez, Chihuahua - Mexico. Alejandrina Drew, Director. ( ) or (915) Duties were to develop course materials, advice the director on ESL methodology courses, teach all level of ESL, and taught graduate level courses in the Methodology Program, an ESL teacher certification for the Juarez area teachers - elementary school through university level. Courses taught in the Methodology Program: Psycholinguistics as it applies to Reading and ESL, English/Spanish contrastive analysis, Reading for the Non-native Speaker, ESL methodologies and Introduction to Linguistics. INSTITUTO DE VIDA SANA, A.C Translator. Democrito No.35 Colonia Yanez, Gudalajara, Jalisco. Dr. Regla;( ) Duties were to translate health care information and books Spanish to English. Ysleta Independent School District- Thomas Manor Elementary. September May Developmental Reading Aide Sims Drive, El Paso, Texas C.V. Dominguez, Principal. Duties were to assist the teacher in the teaching of developmental reading to students third through sixth grade.

5 Page 5 HONORS Outstanding Faculty for the Communications Department of El Paso Community College Scholarship. The American Business Women's Association. El Paso, Texas National Honor Society Alpha Delta KAPPA ZETA. University of Texas at El Paso Certificate of Appreciation from El Paso Community College-The Career Training Center. El Paso, Texas Certificate of Appreciation from Eastwood High School. El Paso, Texas