Brian Mil ART TEACHER

118 Brandon Rd Pennington, NJ 609-902-1293 briankeith.mil@gmail.com Education Montclair State University 2012 Post-BA in Art Education K-12 Teacher Education Program GPA 3.574 Seton Hall University 2009 Bachelor of Arts in Art History Cumulative GPA 2.895 Teaching Experience West Orange High School, West Orange, NJ (September 2011 March 2012) Student Teacher Taught three Art 1B and one Art 3. Total of 96 students Developed and implemented various thematic units such as portraiture and figure drawing utilizing age appropriate material and focusing on historical topics Chaperoned & organized Junior/Senior trip to the Museum of Modern Art in NY Promoted motivation and participation through contemporary art, current events, and current interests of student body Constructed students artwork display for Livingston Mall Art Show Implemented various mediums such as colored pencils, watercolor, acrylic, tempera, India ink, and soft pastel Franklin Elementary, Newark, NJ (March 2012 May 2012) Student Teacher Taught all students Pre-K thru 4th Grade. Total of more than 300+ students Developed and implemented various thematic lessons that related to the spring season and interdisciplinary integration that related to their other subjects Prompted students motivation, listening skills, and participation through verbal encouragement and positive reinforcement Taught Special Needs class and incorporated lessons that challenged higher level thinking Chaperoned 3rd grade trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NY Assisted cooperating teacher in after school activities such as library workshops and NJASK afterschool programs Work Experience Total Wine & More, West Orange, NJ Spirit Associate (2010 Present) Provided excellent customer service, evidenced by high number of regular customers requesting my service Collaborated with colleagues to create new and innovative sale ideas Various Running Fundraisers, North & Central NJ Volunteer Cause (2009 Present) Strong supporter in fundraising for causes such as forms of cancer and research. Participated in SHU Relay for Life, Mercer County Run For Dad, and NY Damon Runyon Habitat for Humanity SHU Chapter, Newark, NJ Secretary E-Board & Member (2006 - 2009) Organized site dates, planned fundraisers, participated

Seton Hall Walsh Gallery, South Orange, NJ Gallery Intern (2007 2008) Created installations for various art shows within the Gallery Brian Mil ART TEACHER

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Credentials & Professional Affiliations NJ Art Certification K-12 Certificate of Eligibility with Advanced Standing (CEAS) NJ Substitute Certification All Subjects K-12 of Essex County Valid until 7/2017 New Jersey Student Education Association Member of NJSEA since 2012 Art Educators of New Jersey Member of AENJ since 2010 Montclair State Art Backpacks Art Program in Franklin Elementary 2010-2012 Areas of Expertise & Professional Development Artistic Instruction Integrating Technology into the Classroom Interdisciplinary Lessons and Units relating to other current Subject tracks Integration of Art History Incorporation of all up-to-date NJCCCS Standards Strong Supporter of Anti-Bullying & Anti-Drug Abuse Student Motivation Discipline and Behavior Implementation ELL & Special Needs Experience Class Management Art Experience Main concentration in Drawing Illustration Photoshop CS5 Illustrator Ceramics Graphic Design 2D Design and Color Metalwork & Jewelry Oil Painting Digital Photography Printmaking Sculpture 3D Design Watercolor Extra-Curricular Activities

Earned Best in Show twice in Sight and Sound show at SHU Walsh Gallery (2008-2009) Traveled For Habitat for Humanity to Miami and New Orleans to build houses (2007-2009) Team Event Coordinator for Seton Halls 1st Annual Relay for Life (2008) Made States for Winter/Spring Track: Shot-put and Discus @ Egg Harbor & Princeton (2005) Participated in HVCHS first Football team in 70yrs being 1st String Middle Linebacker (2004) Awarded rank of Sho Dan (Black Belt) by North East Academy of Martial Arts (2001/ 8yrs)

It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge. Albert Einstein