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Ronald J. Klinger Jr.
2411 Bandera-Apt A College Station, Texas 77845 (409)693-6113 Email Me here Education Texas A&M University: College Station, Texas Anticipated May 1998 Masters of Science, Educational Administration: Emphasis in Student Affairs. Bowling Green State University: Bowling Green, Ohio May 1996 Bachelor of Science, Secondary Education: Double major in Spanish and Social Studies. Universidad de Guadalajara: Guadalajara, Mexico Summer 1995 & 1994 Established my own international program. Successfully studied courses in Mexican Culture,Spanish Grammar,as well as courses in Latin American, and Mexican Literature. Administrative Experience
¨ Career Services: Rice University January 1997 - Present Practicum Experience: Facilitated and implemented a new program for career interest tests, assisted with career advisor training, and coordinated summer job program for undergraduate students. Presented information on resume and cover letter writing and networking techniques. ¨ Resident Director: Texas A&M University August 1996- Present McInnis Hall Supervised, trained, and motivated residence hall staff of four resident advisors. Promoted a living and learning environment while advising hall government, managing resident advisor hall budget, and conducting educational sanction meetings with residents. ¨ Conference Coordinator: Texas A&M University May 1996 - August 1996 Organized, and formalized conference housing arrangements for eight youth conferences with the respective sponsors. Supervised staff of two undergraduate conference assistants. ¨ Senior Resident Advisor: Bowling Green State University August 1995 - May 1996 Kohl Hall Advise, counsel, discipline, and serve as a role model and advocate to sixty men within one floor of a CO-Ed residence hall of 340 residents. Maintained a positive educational community. Assisted with supervision of student employees, and coordinated residence hall programming efforts of 5 Resident Advisors, as well as advisor to hall government. ¨ RA-Drive in Workshop: Bowling Green State University Spring 1996 & 1995 · 1996 - Coordinator of regional workshop for student leaders and resident advisors for the Ohio, Michigan,and Indiana. Chaired committee as well as publicizing the workshop to other Universities, Colleges and Technical schools. · 1995 - Served as a committee head for the publications and format of the brochure for the conference. Facilitator with one other RA on presentation for “Community development within residence halls.” ¨ Resident Advisor: Bowling Green State University August 1993 - May 1995 Offenhauer Towers Provided leadership for forty-seven men within one floor of a CO-Ed residence hall of 800 residents. Served as counselor, advisor in academic and personal, and social matters. Maintained a living and learning environment. Selected as “RA of the Year” 1994-1995 by staff of 18 of my peers.Teaching Experience
¨ Freshmen Adjusting to College Experiences: Texas A&M University August 1996 - Present Provided assistance, both academically, and personally to ensure retention and increased enrollment of ethnic minority students. Served as a mentor to one student. ¨ Student Teaching: Bowling Green High School, Bowling Green, Ohio Spring 1995 Instructed 115 students, grades nine through tweleve, in Spanish levels two and four. Prepared daily lesson plans,activities, and examinations. Demonstrated effective classroom management skills. ¨ UNIV 410: Advanced Residence Life-paraprofessional: BGSU Spring 1995 R.A. Training: CO- Facilitator for first-year RA candidates. Trained candidates in conflict mediation, emergency procedures, programming, and leadership development. Facilitator of small group discussion, advising, observation and evaluation of candidate work. ¨ UNIV 100: University Success: BGSU Fall 1995 & 1994 Student Facilitator: Co-facilitated UNIV 100, a two credit course for first semester freshmen. Content covered survival skills at college and to college life, time management, stud skills, and an understanding of a culturally diverse environment.Committees
¨ FORUM Conference Chair: Texas A&M University December 1996 - Present Composed and communicated professional development conference information and travel arrangements for masters program cohort of thirty-two of my peers. ¨ First time Aggie Contact Team Committee: Texas A&M University September 1996 - Present Served on division wide team whose charge is to increase the retention of Texas A&M first year students by personal contact via telephone calling. Investigated and implimented strategies to improve operations related to F.A.C.T calling process. ¨ Residence Life - Training Committee: Texas A&M University June 1996 - Present Implemented and enhanced the stucture of “Behind Closed Doors” training for resident advisors with sub-committe members. Supervised and organized training sessions for the two week training period for residence life staff. ¨ RA Selection Committee: BGSU 1995/96 Academic Year Planned informational meetings, and publicity. Established evaluation tools for the selection of resident advisor candidates. ¨ Residential Learning Environment Task Force: BGSU Spring 1995 Served on task force that determined and established budget planning for the use of technology fee to be paid by on campus students. ¨ UNIV Facilitator Selection Committee: BGSU Spring 1995 Interviewed, evaluated, and selected graduate and undergraduate candidates to teach UNIV 100.University Service:
¨ Bowling Green State University Mascot 1994/95 Academic Year Served as “Freddie Falcon”, promoting BGSU as an ambassador for the University. ¨ Member of BGSU Men’s Baseball Program 1991-1993 Pitcher on Men’s Baseball team team two years.Computers:
Experienced in both Macintosh and PC environments. Program usage includes Pascal, Microsoft Works,Word, and Excel,FileMaker Pro, and Word Perfect. An avid user of the information super highway, and experienced in html programming.References Here