Dr. Jo Ann Bamdas. 1.1 Educational Experience May, 2009 Florida Atlantic University Ph.D., Educational Leadership, Adult & Community Education

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1 Dr. Jo Ann Bamdas I. Personal Data Office: Department of 777 Glades Road Boca Raton, FL Educational Experience May, 2009 Ph.D., Educational Leadership, Adult & Community Education Dissertation: Emerging Narratives of Native American, Asian American, and African American Women in Middle Adulthood with an Education Doctorate Degree Chair: Committee: Valerie C. Bryan Pat Maslin-Ostrowski, Marta Cruz-Janzen, Michele Acker- Hocevar May, 2007 May, 2002 May, 1999 May, 1997 Ed.S., Educational Leadership, Adult & Community Education MA, Liberal Studies with 18 hours in English specialization Thesis: Imagination at Work: Improving Adult Literacy with the Harry Potter Novels BA, English; Arts & Humanities Palm Beach Community College A.A Languages and Travel Languages University of Paris (Sorbonne), August, 2003, Certificate of Study Study Abroad July 5-July 22, 2008 United Kingdom Research with IRB approval Global Perspectives: Women in Higher Education in the United Kingdom A comparative analysis of United Kingdom higher education Research libraries of Cambridge University and Oxford University (Education Department), and Trinity College (Ireland) 1

2 Study Abroad July 3-20 United Kingdom Interest: Narrative research International writing collaboration (Asian women; women with doctorates; comparative higher education) 1.3 Professional Experience August, 2009 to Present September, 2008 to Present Spring, 2008 Fall, Spring, 2009 Spring, 2009 Fall, 2005 Fall, 2003 Fall, Fall, 2005 Spring, 2003 Fall, 2002 (in process pending funding, contract, orientation) (Davie Campus) Adjunct Instructor, ADE 6381 Leadership 1: Adult Learning (2 sections-fall; 1 section Spring, 2010) Palm Beach Community College (Boca Raton campus) Adjunct Instructor, Courses Taught ENC 0010, REA 0002, ENC 1101, ENC 1102, AML 2020 (Boca Raton campus); Graduate Assistant, College of Education; Educational Leadership FAU University Center for Excellence in Writing Consultant Writing Across the Curriculum Assessment Rater, English Department, Adjunct Instructor (ENC 1101) Adjunct Instructor (SLS 1503) Broward Community College (North & South) Adjunct Instructor (ENC 0010, ENC 0021, ENC 1101, ENC 1102) Broward Community College (North) Full time (Temporary) Instructor, English Department English Composition (ENC 0021, ENC 1101, ENC 1102). Palm Beach Community College (Lake Worth) Adjunct Instructor (ENC 1101) Certifications: Pending certification Hybrid Blackboard courses at Palm Beach Community College Introduction to Blackboard at Palm Beach Community College Dunn and Dunn Learning Styles, Certified Trainer

3 Masters Certification - College Reading and Language Association (CRLA) 2006 ProLiteracy Worldwide Train the Trainer (12 hours certification) 2005 Post-Doctorate Activities: Consultant to the College of Education Student Advisory Council Research Symposium Papers Presented: Bamdas, J. M. (2009). Self-directed learning and the pursuit of the doctorate by women of color in middle adulthood. Cocoa Beach, FL: International Self-Directed Learning Symposium, Annual Meeting, February 3-6, [Paper accepted; awaiting presentation]. Bamdas, J. M., & Sanders, C. (2009). Harry Potter s survival with self-directed learning. Cocoa Beach, FL: International Self-Directed Learning Symposium, Annual Meeting, February 3-6, [Paper accepted; awaiting presentation]. Bamdas, J. M. (2009). Narratives of meaning from the education doctorate pursued and completed by women in middle adulthood. Denver, CO: Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association. April 30-May 4, [Paper accepted; awaiting presentation]. Bamdas, J. M., & Bryan, V. C. (2009, April 16). A purposeful life is worth living with friends, funding, and faith: Enhancing diverse women s doctorate experience. San Diego, CA: Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association, Doctoral Education across the Disciplines Special Interest Group. [Paper accepted and presented]. Bamdas, J. M., & Bryan, V. C. (2009, April 15). Motivating by mentoring: Diverse women s early participation in learning. San Diego, CA: Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association, Adult Literacy and Adult Education Special Interest Group (SIG). [Paper accepted and presented]. Bamdas, J. M. (2008). Ready, set, goal: Self-directed learning rising in diverse females of color who ultimately pursue and complete education doctorate degrees. Cocoa Beach, FL: International Self-Directed Learning Symposium, Annual Meeting, February 4-7, [paper accepted and presented February 4, 2009]. Bamdas, J. (2008). How to write effective conference proposals. Florida Atlantic University, College of Education, Student Advisory Council, Conference How-To Series. Presented October 15, Bryan, V. C., Bamdas, J. M., & Danaher-Davis, M.(2008). Funny thing happened on the way to the doctorate: The products, the pacing, and the process. Denver, CO: American Association of Adult & Continuing Education (AAACE), Annual Meeting November 11-14, [presented]. 3

4 Bamdas, J. M., Bryan, V.C., Conley, E., Danaher, M., Pino, V. (2008). Females seeking advanced degrees: What s mentoring got to do with it? Denver, CO: Commission of Professors of Adult Education (CPAE), Women s Research Special Interest Group (SIG). [proposal accepted presented November 14, 2008]. Bamdas, J. M., & Bryan, V. C. (2008, March). Learning through Earning: Emerging voices from the stories of women with doctorate degrees in education. New York: Doctoral Education across the Disciplines Special Interest Group (SIG), Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association (AERA). [Paper accepted and presented March 28, 2008]. Bamdas, J., Bryan, V. C., & Conley, E. (2007, October). Learning through earning: Emerging voices of women with doctorates in education and working with adults. Norfolk, VA: American Association for Adult & Continuing Education (AAACE). [paper accepted and presented]. Bamdas, J., Bryan, V. C., & Conley, E. (2007, October). Adult Women as Learners: Emerging Voices From Within Qualitative Research Methodologies. Norfolk, VA: Commission of Professors of Adult Education (CPAE). [paper accepted and presented] Bamdas, J.A., Bryan, V.C., Conley, E. (2006, January). Participatory action research: Adult literacy tutors. Fort Lauderdale, FL: 2006 International Congress for School Effectiveness and Improvement. [paper accepted and presented] Conference Papers International Presentations: Refereed Bamdas, J. (2006, March). Adult Literacy Tutors Speak Out with Participatory Action Research. College of Education Fifth Annual Research Symposium. Boca Raton, FL: Bryan, V. C. and Bamdas, J. (2006, May). What animal are you? Ft. Myers, FL: Ace of Florida Conference September 25-28, Bamdas, J. (2006, September). Understanding the Significance of Prewriting: Perform Powerful, Positive Prose. Ft. Myers, FL: Ace of Florida Conference September 25-28, Bamdas, J. (2006, September). Adult Literacy Student Retention: Imagination at work. Ft. Myers, FL: Ace of Florida Conference September 25-28, Bamdas, J. and Bryan, V. C. (2005, May). Extreme Make-Overs. Orlando, FL: Florida Literacy Coalition Conference [paper presented]. Bamdas, J. (2004, March). Successful Community College Practices: Self-Directed Learning. Boca Raton, FL: College of Education Research Symposium III. 4

5 Bamdas, J. (2004, July-August). A View of Children and Adolescent Literature Today: Our Complex Reformed World with Bureaucracy and Hierarchy. Ottawa, Canada: Convention Alley, a Harry Potter International Convention. University of Ottawa. [paper published and presented]. Bamdas, J. (2004, July-August). Re-Imagining a Traditional Education by Using Self- Directed Learning with the Harry Potter novels. Ottawa, Canada: Convention Alley, a Harry Potter International Convention. University of Ottawa. [paper published and presented]. Bamdas, J. (2004). Effects of race, gender, and class in children s and adolescents literature. New Orleans, LA: Race, Gender, and Class Conference at Southern University at New Orleans. [session organized, paper presented]. Bamdas, J. (2002, March). Using Children s and Adolescents Literature to Teach Social Justice. Boca Raton, FL: College of Education First Annual Research Symposium March 26-27, Bamdas, J. (2001, October). Using Children s and Adolescents Literature to Teach Social Justice. New Orleans, LA: Race, Gender, & Class Conference at Southern University of New Orleans October l8-20, Special Publication Created Bamdas, J. (2004). Notes to Accompany Anna Linzer s Ghost Dancing (a study guide). Workshops Bamdas, J. and Conley, E. (2007, May). Introduction to Dunn & Dunn Learning Styles Method. Boca Raton, FL:. Bamdas, J., Kasmer, K., and Conley, E. (2006, June). Personal growth through self esteem development. Collier City, FL: Broward County Library. Graduate and Undergraduate Student Employment and Activities: Chair, Distinguished Teacher of the Year Award (College of Education), 2009 President (2008), s College of Education s Student Advisory Council Organized and led 2008 Seventh Annual Research Symposium Member, Graduate Student Association Advisory Board ( ) President, FAU College of Education Student Advisory Council, 2008 Member, Graduate Grants Committee, 2007 ; Graduate Grants Committee, Vice Chair,

6 ; Graduate Student Association, Secretary/Treasurer, Board of Directors, Karen Slattery Educational Research Center (l998-99) Chairperson: Student Affairs Day 1998; Recognition Awards Brunch 1999 Co-Chair Dean s Task Force on Commuter Student Services 1999 Secretary and Treasurer, Graduate Student Association, FAU ( ) Committee Member of Institute of Institutional Effectiveness Satisfaction Survey (2001) Committee Member, Transportation Access Fee Committee ( ) Co-founder and (current) President of Non Traditional Students Association (1998 to Present Broward Community College ; Strategic Planning Committee and 21 st Century Professor Subcommittee to Holcombe Institute Phi Theta Kappa Omega Phi Induction Ceremony Fall, 2004 Broward Community College North Campus Invited Guest as Phi Theta Kappa Alumnus Keynote Speaker Listings Editor, , F.A.U., University Press, Boca Raton, Florida Transfer Student Counselor, ,, Boca Raton, Florida Office of Community College and Transfer Student Relations Student Government, , FAU, Boca Raton, Florida: Senate Speaker, Executive Council Representative, Senator Member, Teaching & Learning Committee of National Collegiate Honors Conference 1996 National Issues Forums: Who Will Govern? Future of Higher Education, and Race Relations, Public Education. Member of Golden Key National Honor Society 6

7 FAU: Delivered Student Government Fiscal Accountability report to Board of Regents FAU/PBCC Liaison for l997 Celebration of Constitution Week s Forum: Who Will Govern the Web? FAU/PBCC Liaison for Stennis Center Congress to Campus Volunteer: Office for Students with Disabilities Volunteer Notetaker August l997 to May 1999 (116 hours) Professional Memberships: The National Federation of Neurolinguistic Psychology (NFNP) American Educational Research Association (AERA) American Association of Adult & Community Education (AAACE) Work Experience: = Over 35 years real world office experience first as secretary to administrator of diverse offices from Firestone Tire and Rubber Company to Sotheby s International Realty. Proficient in letter and memo writing, consulting, organization. Awards and Scholarly Activities Outstanding Academic Student-College of Education MacAwards 2009 Florida Atlantic University MacArthur Campus Outstanding Graduate Student of the Year ( ) at May 1, 2008, Ceremony by Educational Leadership Department Selected for Narrative Research Special Interest Group Invisible College Doctoral Seminar (by invitation only), American Education Research Association (AERA), March 22-23, 2008). Teaching/Learning Community Classroom Research Award 2004 Improving Student Satisfaction and Reaction with Literature and Composition Broward Community College - Spring, 2004 Adjunct Professor of the Year-2004 Nominated Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society (PTK, PBCC, FAU, BCC) Honors, Awards, Offices Held: Key Note Speaker Omega Phi Chapter Fall Induction 2004 (Broward CC) Key Note Speaker Phi Theta Kappa Delta Omicron Chapter Fall Induction 2003 Awarded Most Distinguished Alumnus Florida Region

8 Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society - Tampa, Florida President, Alpha of Florida (PTK Alumni Association) Rising Star Award 1998 Outstanding Service Award to PBCC and PTK, 1997 President, Delta Omicron Chapter, ; Secretary Leadership Development Certificate, 1997 PTK Individual Award of Excellence, 1996 PBCC Outstanding Service Award to PTK, 1996 Technology: On-line web-enhanced teaching and course development (WebCT and Blackboard) Personal Website development Word processing, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, FrontPage, Skype, Webcams, i-pod, Course materials utilizing technology 8