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Email	[email protected]
Date of Birth	24 December 1980
Nationality
Religion
Address	927 Dublin St. New Orleans LA 70118 United States

Employment Details
Position	Visiting Scholar/Researcher (English Department) @ University of Texas--www.utexas.edu (September 2005 to October 2005)
Address	1 University Station B5000 Austin Texas 78712 United States
Employer Activity	I am allowed use of faculty facilities/ libraries.
Reasons for Leaving	The position is ongoing until January, but I have returned to New Orleans.
Position	English Tutor @ Delgado Community College--www.dcc.edu (May 2005 to August 2005)
Address	201 City Park Avenue New Orleans La 70119 United States
Employer Activity	Contact: 265 S. Foster Dr./Baton Rouge, La 70806
Reasons for Leaving	I worked as a tutor for the summer semester while I was studying for the completion exams of my MA. Then I secured two teaching jobs for the Fall semester.
Position	Instructor of English @ University of New Orleans--www.uno.edu (August 2005 to August 2005)
Address	2000 Lakeshore Drive New Orleans La 70126 United States
Reasons for Leaving	My position (and the semester) was interrupted by Hurricane Katrina.
Position	Instructor of English @ Tulane University--www.tulane.edu (August 2005 to August 2005)
Address	This university is usually located in New Orleans. 1700 West Loop South Suite 600 Houston, Texas 77027 United States
Employer Activity	Temporarily based in Houston, Texas.
Reasons for Leaving	My position (and the semester) was interrupted by Hurricane Katrina.
Position	Assistant Director of English Tutoring Center @ University of New Orleans--www.uno.edu (August 2004 to May 2005)
Address	2000 Lakeshore Drive New Orleans La 70126
Employer Activity	temporarily based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Reasons for Leaving	This was my graduate assistantship, I was paid and had free tuition for only 2 semesters.
Position	Instructor of English @ Delgado Community College--www.dcc.edu (August 2002 to December 2003)
Address	201 City Park Avenue New Orleans La 70119 United States
Employer Activity	Contact: 265 S. Foster Dr./Baton Rouge, La 70806
Reasons for Leaving	I went to Guatemala for 3 months to learn Spanish.
Position	English Tutor @ Delgado Community College--www.dcc.edu (January 2003 to December 2003)
Address	201 City Park Avenue New Orleans La 70119 United States
Employer Activity	Contact: 265 S. Foster Dr./Baton Rouge, La 70806
Reasons for Leaving	I went to Guatemala to learn English.

Qualifications
School	University of New Orleans--Graduate Program - (August 2003 to August 2005)
Qualifications	Master's Degree in English. Concentration in American Literature and British Literature after 1550.
School	Proyecto Linguistico Francisco Marroquin (PLFM) - (February 2004 to May 2004)
Qualifications	Language School in Antigua, Guatemala. Learned Spanish in a one-on-one class structure. Scored a 3 on Spanish proficiency/fluency exam.
School	University of New Orleans - (August 1998 to August 2002)
Qualifications	Bachelor's Degree in English.
School	University of New Orleans - (August 1998 to May 2002)
Qualifications	Bachelor's Degree in Cultural Anthropology.

Referees

Cathy Cooney 2208 Maine Kenner La 70602 United States

Most of my former/current employers, colleagues are displaced because of Hurricane Katrina. please contact me for more info. New Orleans La United States

Personal Information
Preferred Locations	Barcelona, Spain Madrid, Spain Seville, Spain
Preferred Position	EFL/ESOL/ESL Teacher/Instructor
Current Situation	Unemployed	Availability	14 October 2005
Contract Length			I am only unemployed because of Hurricane Katrina. I had 2 jobs teaching at Universities this fall.
Hobbies
Spanish, writing, reading, painting, teaching, traveling.
Additional Information
I have always wanted to teach English as a second language in a country other than my own. I have been learning Spanish for years now, and I love the language. I have worked for years tutoring (one-on-one) students for whom English is a second language. I especially love working with students whose first language is Spanish, as I find the language beautiful and logical. Also, Spanish is my second language, and I can sympathize with their unique difficulties in learning the English language, as I have experienced similar difficulties in my experiences of learning the Spanish language. I had just completed my Master's degree in English and secured two jobs teaching English in respected Universities when Katrina hit my city. I therefor have no real professional/academic opportunities at the moment. I think that this is the perfect time to explore the option of teaching English as a Second Language for an extended period of time, as my positions here will probably not be available until next fall semester. Thanks for your consideration, and I look forward to hearing from you. Jane Stubbs 281-733-0152 (cell phone)