Resume
Ernest A. Morgan
Education
.
Professional
Goals
I desire to work
in a dynamic, fast-paced environment. One in which I have the support
and tools necessary to achieve the most challenging goals. I expect
to be stringently evaluated and thrive in such situations. I enjoy working
in a team environment and am very comfortable as a decision-maker. I
am eager to explore any opportunity that combines my passion for instruction
with my aptitude for technology.
Professional
Honors
Twenty-one instructional
awards, six of which reward innovative practices via the Internet:
- Development
of Hybrid (Internet/Traditional) Version of Microeconomics
- Development
of International Marketing and American Government Internet Courses
- Development
of Marketing and International Relations Internet Courses
- Incorporating
Technology Into Curriculum
- Guiding a Team
Toward the Development of Internet-based Courses
- Development
of Microeconomic and Macroeconomic Internet Courses
Employment
History
Webmaster and Distance Learning
Specialist
Comprehensive
Center - Region VI at The University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison,
WI
1999 to Present
Responsible for website and database design
and management, distance outreach programs, and staff development activities.
Distance Learning
Consultant and Instructor
ernestmorgan.com,
Oregon, WI
1999 to Present
Working via distance
with clients in North Carolina (College
of The Albemarle, Davidson
County Community College, Fayetteville
Technical Community College, Haywood
Community College, Randolph
Community College, Southwestern
Community College, and Vance-Granville
Community College) and Georgia (Athens
Technical College) to deliver a wide variety of services including
Internet education in the disciplines of Economics and Political Science,
course-friendly materials for Spanish-language individuals and individuals
with visual and hearing disabilities, and high-end interactive, animated
course materials.
Distance Education
Coordinator
College
of The Albemarle, Elizabeth City, NC
1999
Responsible for all
Internet, telecourse and NC Information Highway courses at COA -- 24
courses total, fall 1999. Duties included faculty course development,
software/course platform selection, student orientations, the hiring
of adjunct faculty, and the coordination of real-time classes sent to
remote sites via the NC Information Highway.
Assistant
Professor
College
of The Albemarle, Elizabeth City, NC
1996 to 1998
Taught eight unique
courses, in the disciplines of Economics, Marketing and Political Science,
delivered via Internet, remote real-time instruction, telecourse, Internet-enhanced
and traditional methods.
Instructor
University
of Wisconsin -Eau Claire, Eau Claire, WI
1992 to 1996
Taught seven unique
graduate and undergraduate courses in International Relations, International
Political Economy and American Politics delivered via traditional and
Internet-enhanced methods.
Professional
Skills
Computer skills:
Microsoft -- Word, Excel, Access, Publisher, PowerPoint, Internet Explorer,
and Front Page; Netscape -- Communicator and Composer; Macromedia --
Dreamweaver and Flash; Adobe -- Acrobat, Photoshop, Illustrator, and
InDesign. Webpage management experience, including webpage design, directory
creation and file transfer protocol.
Written skills:
Authorship of written and html-based versions of training materials,
effective migration of traditional curriculum to Web-based coursework.
Management skills:
recruiting, hiring and training, budget management, coordinating both
internal and external team-members, performing as liaison between employer
and external accreditation agencies.
Presentation skills:
Extensive conference participation, discussion moderation and development
seminar coordination.
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