KELISHA

EDUCATION

LETOURNEAU UNIVERSITY – Dallas, Texas
Master of Education, Administration
Special Assignment: Pegasus School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Administrative Liaison

ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY – Lorman, Mississippi
Bachelor of Science, Health Science/Biology
Special Assignment: Alcorn State University, Freshman Biology Laboratory Instructor

EXPERIENCE

2008-2011 Pegasus School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Dallas, TX
Science Teacher, Mentor/Training Teacher, Dean of Students
 Designed and taught lessons as well as worked one-on-one with students as needed.
 Provided guidance and instructional strategies to first and second year teachers.
 Responsible for discipline, parental contacts, and conferences for all freshman and sophomore students.
 Responsible for providing an educational atmosphere where students have the opportunity to fulfill their potential for intellectual, emotional, physical, and psychological growth

2005-2008 Alpha Charter School, Garland, TX
Science Teacher and Response to Intervention Instructor
 Designed and taught lessons for 7th -12th grade science classes as well as worked one-on-one with students.
 Assisted campus coordinator with administration activities, as needed
 Responsible for bridging the education gap within a target group of students

2004-2005 Nova Charter School, Dallas, TX
2nd Grade Teacher
 Designed and taught lesson for a group of mixed ability students.
 Responsible for providing an educational atmosphere where students have the opportunity to fulfill their potential for intellectual, emotional, physical, and psychological growth.

1999-2002 Trammel Crow, Irving, TX
Bankston Nissan of Dallas, Dallas, TX
Accounting Specialist
 Assumed responsibility for the full cycle accounts payables process for a variety of companies.
 Handled data entry and general ledger work as well as bookkeeping and general clerical tasks.
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SKILLS

 Extensive knowledge of MS Office
 Harvard University Differentiating Instruction Methods
 Texas Public School Law