Dr. Fred Pauley
Professor
Elementary Secondary Education
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Dr. Fred Pauley Professor Elementary Secondary Education
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| Academic Degrees |
Ph.D. University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, August 1994
Major: Higher Education Administration, Cognates: Curriculum & Instruction and Educational Psychology
M.R.E. Tennessee Temple University, Chattanooga, TN, May 1980
Major: School Administration
M.A. Marshall University, Huntington, WV, May 1975
Major: Elementary Education
B.A. Marshall University, Huntington, WV, May 1971
Major: Secondary Education
| Professional Experience |
University of Charleston, Charleston, WV
1997-2001
Marion College, Fond du Lac, WI
1996-1997
Baptist College, Boston, MA
1988-1996
Trinity International University, Miami, FL
1986-1988
Hollywood School, Hollywood, FL
1983-1988
Mid-America School, Huntington, WV
1980-1983
Tennessee Temple University, Chattanooga, TN
1975-1980
Wayne County Public School System, Wayne, WV
1973-1975
Ashland Kentucky Schools, Ashland, KY
1972-1973
Logan County Public School System, Logan, WV
1971-1972
| Postsecondary Teaching & Administrative Activities |
Seventeen years experience teaching courses in teacher education degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels:
§ Taught Introduction to Education, Philosophy of Education, History of Education, Exceptional Child in the Regular Classroom, Classroom Management, Elementary & Secondary Math Methods, Elementary & Secondary Physical Education Methods, Elementary & Secondary Social Studies Methods, Elementary Language Arts Methods, and Secondary Science Methods, Procedures And Strategies for Teaching Exceptional Students, Introduction to Instructional Planning, Student Teaching Seminar, Research & Writing, Educational Evaluation,
§ Supervised and evaluated faculty
§ Planned and implemented teacher education program
§ Served on department committee to evaluate state teacher certification requirements
§ Developed education curriculum library
§ Supervised placement and evaluation of student teachers
§ Chaired steering committee for regional accreditation
§ Planned and implemented institutional assessment programs
§ Collection and dissemination of institutional data
§ Conducted staff development programs
§ Advised students in course selection and monitored academic progress
§ Served on college curriculum and library committees
§ Served on university budget committee
§ Faculty advisor for Welch Colleague senior project
§ Director of the NASA Education Resource Center
§ Content coordinator of Elementary Education
| Elementary-Secondary Teaching & Administrative Activities |
§ Taught three years in elementary and secondary public school classrooms
§ Taught one year in segregated special education classroom
§ Coached elementary and secondary public school sports teams
§ Taught high school drama classes
§ Coached high school debate teams
§ Building Principal for three years
§ Assistant Principal for five years
§ Responsible for hiring and evaluation of faculty
§ Planned and implemented budget for elementary and secondary programs
§ Chaired curriculum committee for elementary and secondary programs
§ Planned and implemented discipline policies
§ Coordinated parent-teacher conferences
§ Conducted faculty in-service
§ Developed and revised student handbook
§ Faculty sponsor of sophomore class
| Scholarship and Professional Development |
§ Presenter, Stop Surfing Start Teaching National conference, Las Vegas, Nevada, February 2003
§ Presenter, National Council for the Social Studies, Phoenix, AZ, November 2002
§ Presenter, Mountain Plains Adult Education Conference, Phoenix, AZ, May 2002
§ Presenter, American Psychological Conference, Miami Florida, June 2000
§ Presenter, National Council for the Social Studies, Anaheim, CA, November 1998
§ Presenter, West Virginia Social Studies Council, “Appalachian Humor,” November 1998
§ Presenter, Urban Education/Multicultural Education, Miami, FL, April 1998
§ Hold Rank I State Teacher Certification for grades 1-12
§ “Teacher-Student Relationships” Presented at the Annual New England Association of Schools Teacher Convention, Nashua, NH, November 1995
§ “Classroom Management” Presented at the Annual New England Association of Schools Teacher Convention, Springfield, MA, November 1993
§ “The Hidden Curriculum” Presented at the Annual New England Association of Schools Teacher Convention, Nashua, NH, November 1992
§ “Self Esteem and Learning” Presented at the Florida Association of Schools Teacher Convention, Orlando, FL, October 1988
§ “Constructing Objective Tests” Presented at the Florida Association of Schools Teacher Convention, Orlando, FL, October 1987
§ Doctoral Dissertation: “Doctoral Recipients with Baccalaureate Origins as Non-Traditional Students.” University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, July 1994. Published in Dissertation Abstracts, microfiche; hard copy of complete work available at the University of Connecticut library
§ Current research interests in the areas of adult and continuing education and the reform of teacher education
§ Attend regional and national professional educators conferences
§ Submitted a proposal to Mountain State Press for the publication of a series of professional development booklets for Teacher Development
§ Partnered with the WV State Department of Education in attaining a federal grant entitled “Wired for Learning” for the integration of Educational Technology in Teacher Education curriculum
§ Partnered with the Executive Director of the WV Service-Learning Consortium in attaining a grant from the National Service-Learning Consortium for the purpose of integrating Community Service Learning into the Teacher Education curriculum
| Scholastic Achievements & Activities |
§ Pre-doctoral and Doctoral Fellowship Recipient
§ Member of Speakers’ Bureau
§ Graduate Fellowship Recipient, Education Department, Marshall University
§ Member of Zeta Beta Tau Greek Fraternity
§ Secretary, Mountaineer Association of Private Schools
§ Recipient of Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities
§ Elected to West Virginia All State Chorus
§ Won Intramural Greek Wrestling Championship at Marshall University
§ Participated in and completed 1992 Boston Marathon
§ Played lead roles in high school and university dramas
| University & Community Service |
§ Membership on Graduate Council
§ Faculty Senator
§ Faculty Advisor for Student Government Association
§ Served on College Committee for Organization of Intramural Sports
§ Participated in the Planning of Student Activities, Functions, Orientation, Registration, and College Open House Programs
§ Participated in Red Cross Blood Donor Program
§ Faculty Sponsor for College Drama Team
§ Participated on Committee to Address Student Grievances
§ Participated in the “Bowling on the River Bowling Tournament” to assist the Junior League
last updated 7/08