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Karen D.

Gulya
4426 Slide Circle, Colorado Springs, CO 80917
kdgulya@gmail.com Cell (719) 306-1953
http://karenseducationmosaic.weebly.com/

Adult Education, Training, & Professional Development


An innovative educational leader committed to creating and maintaining effective, efficient educational programs
where students and staff are encouraged to be productive problem-solvers able to think critically in a variety of
settings. Maintains an emphasis on leadership and the need to create a community of lifelong learners who
understand the need for personal excellence and a sense of responsibility to self and others.
Summary of Qualifications
curriculum development
instructional design
educational research
online and distance education
program design and implementation
multicultural and diverse populations
special learning needs accommodations

master teaching and mentoring


mathematics instruction
Adult Basic Education
GED Preparation
English as a Second Language
Gifted and Talented mathematics instruction
On-site and online tutoring

Education, Accreditation, and Awards


Masters of Education in Adult Education and Training from Colorado State University, 2015
ABEA credential from the Colorado Department of Education, in progress
Colorado Professional Teachers License (#0247302) for Secondary Mathematics from the Colorado Department of
Education, 1988 2008
Bachelors of Arts in Mathematics from the University of Colorado, 1986
College-Prep Math Adjunct of the Semester, Spring 2015
Member of the Golden Key International Honour Society, 2014 present
Colorado Congressional Teacher Scholarship, 1987 1988
Disabled American Veterans Academic Scholarship, 1982 1986

Professional Experience
Pikes Peak Community College: Adjunct Developmental Mathematics Instructor (2007 present)
Responsible to teach all developmental math classes and tutor students in the Math Lab or online. Specific
assignments include: Traditional classes Hybrid classes Online classes 1TV classes Open Entry/Open Exit

classes Accelerated Open Entry/Open Exit classes Math Modules Bridges class Private special needs class for a
visually impaired student.
Evangelical Christian Academy: Full-time Junior High and High School Mathematics Instructor (2002
2005)
Responsible to teach all courses in the normal mathematics sequence from Prealgebra through A.P. Calculus as well
as Statistics. Specific assignments include: Developing and supervising individual programs for students
Sponsoring and mentoring the Class of 2008 Presenting four mathematics seminars for the Association of Christian
Schools International conferences over a two year period.
Pikes Peak Community College: Adjunct Developmental Mathematics and College Level Mathematics
Instructor (1999 2002)
Responsible to teach all developmental math classes and some college level math classes. Specific assignments
include: Traditional classes 1TV classes Accelerated classes Introduction to the Graphing Calculator class
Trigonometry Statistics.
Fountain Ft. Carson High School: Full Time High School Mathematics Instructor (1988 1998)
Responsible to teach all courses in the normal mathematics sequence from Basic Mathematics through PreCalculus.
Specific assignments include: Alternative High School Mathematics Chapter 1 Mathematics Gifted and Talented
Mathematics Creating the Advanced Problem-Solving class and securing appropriate curriculum and supplies
Writing the course overview and objectives for the Advanced Problem-Solving class Writing the course overview
and objectives for Chapter 1 Mathematics Securing appropriate curriculum and supplies for Chapter 1 Mathematics
Classified as a master teacher Mentored new teachers as well as teacher new to the school.

Related Tutoring and Volunteer Experiences


Volunteer math grader for the Colorado Springs Charter Academy, 2009 2010
Competition Math Club Sponsor for the Colorado Springs Charter Academy, 2006
Mathematics tutoring for classes ranging from 7th grade math through Calculus, 2001 2008
Volunteer math tutoring for Mitchell High School students, 1987

Professional Organizations
Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD)
Commission on Adult Basic Education (COABE)
Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges (MATYC and ColoMATYC)
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM)
Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages, Inc. (TESOL)

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