Curriculum Vitae

Name: Dr. Melvin R. Maskin
E-Mail: maskin@martnet.com URL: http://dr.maskin.net

 

ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

New York University: Ph.D., 1973, History (U.S. Urban and Ethnic)
New York University: M.A. , 1967, History (U.S.)
Harpur College(SUNY Binghamton): B.A. , 1965, History (U.S.)



 

EXPERIENCE

Summer 2003- Adjunct Assistant Professor, Fordham University,AP World History Summer Institute

Summer 2010-2011 Instructor, Molloy College, AP World History Summer Institute

Summer 2012- Instructor, Hofstra University, AP World History Summer Institute

Summer 2012- Instructor, Wake Forest University, AP World History Summer Institute

Summer 2012- Instructor, George Mason University, AP World History Summer Institute

Fall, 2002-2006: Adjunct Assistant Professor, History, Lehman College (CUNY)

2001- Adjunct Assistant Professor, Columbia University Teachers' College

1982-2005 - Bronx High School of Science, Bronx. NY

l980-l982 - Stuyvesant High School, New York City

1971-l979 - Intermediate and Elementary levels


PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

 

2012: Presenter, AP World History Workshop, Frederick Douglass Academy, New York City

2011: Presenter, AP World History Workshop, West Virginia Center for Professional Development, Charleston, West Virginia

2011:Presenter, AP World History Workshop, West Virginia Center for Professional Development, Morgantown, West Virginia

2011: Participant, Consultant Training: World History, College Board, Las Vegas, NV

2011: Presentation, University of Auckland, Department of Education; visit with staff at Wakatipu High School, Queenstown, New Zealand

2010: Participant, Consultant Training: World History, College Board, Henderson, NV

2010: Presenter, History Teachers’ Association of Australia Annual Conference, Sydney

2010: Evaluator, Barron’s AP World History Flash Cards (2nd ed.)

2010: Presenter, REACH Program, AP World History Exam Student Prep Sessions

2009: Presenter, AP World History Workshop, Lake Ronkonkoma, L.I. N.Y.

2009: Guest Lecturer, International Studies Centre, University of Lapland, Rovaniemi, Finland:
........... "The Transformation of the World History Course in U.S. High Schools."

2009: Presenter, AP World History Workshop, Syracuse, N.Y.

2009: REACH Program, presenter and materials developer for AP World History Exam Student Prep ..........
...........Sessions

2009: Consultant, AP World History Workshop, Saratoga Springs, N.Y.

2009: Evaluator, Barron’s AP World History (3rd Ed.)

2008: Evaluator, Barron’s AP World History Flash Cards (1st Ed.)

2008: Consultant, AP World History Workshop, Annapolis, Md.

2008: Participant, Arctic Science Conference, Fairbanks, Alaska

2008: Participant, Levin Graduate Institute for International Relations and Commerce, “Going Global: Globalization101.org Users’ Workshop”

2008: Participant, College Board Consultant Training, Chicago, IL

2008: Evaluator, Strayer’s Ways of the World text 1e

2008: Presenter, AP World History Workshop, Houghton Mifflin Co.

2008: Evaluator, Barron’s AP U.S. History review book

2008: Evaluator, Reilly’s Worlds of History : A Comparative Reader  3e

2007: Adjunct Assistant Professor, Fordham  University, AP World History  Summer Institute

2007: Participant, Environment and Econmics Workshop,Victoria, British Columbia

2007: Presenter, College Board AP U.S. History Student Prep session, Baltimore, MD

2007: Presenter, College Board AP World History Student Prep sessions, St Mary's County ,MD

2007:Presenter, College Board, AP World History workshop, Long Island City, N.Y.

2007: Item-Reviewer, American Board for the Certification of Teacher Excellence, Washington ,D.C.

2007: Participant, Economics for Teachers workshop, Santa Barbara,CA

2006: AP College Board Mentoring Cadre, Yonkers School District

2006: Item-writer, Educational Testing Service, AP World History

2006: Evaluator, AP International Diploma, Honors Essays

2006: Master Teacher, WideAngle Project, Thirteen / WNET / PBS

2006: Evaluator, Barron's AP World History Flashcards

2005: Outstanding Teacher Award, University of Chicago (student nominated)

2005: Participant, Writing Across The Curriculum Faculty Seminar

2005: Who's Who Among American Teachers

2005: Reader, SAT I Writing Test

2005: Textbook Reviewer, McGraw-Hill, "The Unfinished Nation" (4th Ed.)

2004: Adjunct Assistant Professor, Lehman College, College Now Program, Undergraduate course: "The Sixties: The Times They Were 'A-Changin"

2004: Participant, Research-to-Practice Summit, U.S. Department of Education

2004: Participant, NCTA Summer Institute on East Asia, Columbia University

2004: Participant, Economic Forces in American History Program, Foundation For Teaching Economics, Las Vegas

2004: Adjunct Assistant Professor, Lehman College, Graduate course: "American Social History"

2004: Adjunct Assistant Professor, Fordham University, AP World History Summer Institute

2004: Evaluator, AP World History Flash Cards, Barron's Educational Series

2004: Elected Vice-Chair, Bronx Science's School Leadership Team

2003: Excellence in Teaching Award, Dartmouth College (student-nominated)

2003: Outstanding Teacher Award, Tufts University (student-nominated)

2003: Elected Representative, Bronx Science's School Leadership Team

2003: Adjunct Assistant Professor, Fordham University, AP World History Summer Institute

2003: Facilitator, AP World History College Board Workshop, Linthecum, Maryland

2003: Panel Chair, Teaching American History Grant Review Program, U.S. Department of Education

2003: Reader, AP World History Exam, Lincoln, Nebraska

2003: Presenter, Two-day Social Studies & Humantities Specialty Conference, Ellenville, NY

2003: Excellence in Teaching Award, Dartmouth College

2002: Facilitator, AP World History College Board Workshop, Rochester, NY

2002: Participant, Canadian Consulate-sponsored tour of select universities and colleges in the maritime provinces

2002: Reader, AP World History Examination, Lincoln, Nebraska 2002: Reviewer, E-Seminars, Digital Knowledge Ventures, Columbia University

2002: Facilitator, AP World History College Board Workshop, Pace University

2002: Participant, Building Success Workshop Leader Training, College Board

2002: Outstanding Teacher Award, University of Chicago (student nominated)

2001: New York Post Outstanding Teacher Award (Student-Nominated)

2001: Facilitator, AP World History College Board Workshop, Island Trees High School

2001: Consultant, AP U.S. History, Middle States region, College Board

2001: Item Writer, AP World History Exam

2001: Lecturer, World History Institute, Horace Mann Upper School 2001: Group Leader, Summer 2001 Humanities Teacher Institute,

"Newspapers in American Life,"New York Council for the Humanities

2001: Guest Speaker,WHA Summer World History Institute,Horace Mann Upper School

2001: Participant, Global Economic Forum Summer Institute, Federal Reserve Bank of New York

2001: Facilitator, AP World History College Board Workshop, Hunter College

2000: Outstanding Teacher Award, Tufts University (student-nominated)

2000: Workshop co-leader, Topic: "Using the Web in our Science and Social Studies classrooms" Bronx Science Staff Development Day

2000: Consultant, World History Advanced Placement Division, Middle States Region, College Board

2000: Guest Speaker, Long Island Council for the Social Studies, Topic: "The New World History Advanced Placement Course"

2000: Table Leader, United States History and Geography Regents Exam, NYS Educational Department

2000: Item-writer, AP World History Examination, Education Testing Service

2000: Summer Participant, AP World History National Training Institute, ETS

2000: Who's Who Among American Teachers

2000: Workshop Leader, Topic: "Writing Effective College Recommendations", Bronx Science Staff Development Day

2000: Member of Judging Panel, National Peace Essay Contest, U.S. Institute of Peace

1999: Item-writer, AP World History Examination, Educational Testing Service

1999: Participant, Summer World History Scoring Session, New York State Regents Examinations

1999: Member of Judging Panel, National Peace Essay Contest, U.S. Institute of Peace

1999: Workshop Leader, "All in the Research Family," Bronx Science Staff Development Day

1998: Workshop Leader, Association of Computer Educators Conference; Topic: "All in the Research Family: An Adventure in Interclass Electronic Collaboration"

1998: Curriculum Developer/Writer, Global History Course of Study, Bronx H.S. of Science

1998: Table Leader/Trainer, U.S. History Scoring Session, New York State Regents Examination

1998: Participant, "Thomas Jefferson and American Democracy," Gilder-Lehrman Summer Institute, Monticello and the University of Virginia

1998 - Who's Who in America, 100th edition

1998- Who's Who in the East

1998- Workshop Facilitator, Staff Development Day, Bronx High School of Science, Topic: "Raising the Bar: An Insider's Look Into the State's Effort to Raise Standards."

1998- Design Team, U.S. History and Government Commencement Level Assessment, New York State Education Department

1998- Advisory Committee, "Rights and Wrongs: Human Rights Television: Educational Video Project, Globalvision/Ford Foundation

1998- Member of Judging panel, National Peace Essay Contest, U.S. Institute of Peace

1997- Workshop Leader, Association of Computer Educators, Topic: "Citizen-To- Citizen" Foreign Policy Project

1997- Award, Association of Computer Educators, Teacher Educator Leader in High Standards Through Teaching and Technology

1997- Honoree, S.T.A.R.S. Society, Connected Classroom Conference, Anaheim,California

1997- Charter Member, New York State Academy for Teaching and Learning

1997- Developer, Teacher Rating Guide, New York State U.S. History and Government Regents Exam

1997- Participant, International Peace, Security and Conflict Management Seminar, U.S. Institute of Peace, Washington D.C.

1997- Who's Who in the World, 15th edition

1997- Member, Regents U.S. History Committee, New York State Education Department

1997- Workshop co-chair, American Society for Environmental History Conference, Baltimore , Md.; March 9; Topic: "Environmental History in Secondary Schools"

l997- Workshop Leader, Associationof Computer Educators, Topic: Student Centered Multidisciplinary Internet Research

1996- Presenter, Science Teachers Association of New York State Conference, Ellenville, NY. "Saving the Earth - But From Whom?"

1996- Member, Executive Board, Association of Computer Educators

1996- Article, "Infotectives on the Infobahn: Designing Internet-Aided Projects for the Social Studies Classroom" in the October issue, National Association of Secondary School Principals Bulletin.

1996- Guest Lecturer, Northwest Environmental History Symposium, Pullman, Washington, August, l996

1996- Participant in "Economics for Leaders" seminar, Foundation for Teaching Economics; Boulder, Colorado, July, l996

1996- Member, Regents Document-Based Questions Committee, New York State Department of Education

1996- Commendation for Promoting Excellence in the English Language, NYCATE (New York City Association of Teachers of English)

1996- Who's Who Among American Teachers

1996- Organizer,Bronx High Schools, Staff Development Day Workshop: Environmental History

1995- Excellence in Teaching Award, Dartmouth College

1995- Outstanding Teacher Award, Tufts University (Student-nominated)

1995- Contributor, The Random House Report on Women (Research on Women in China and Japan)

1995- University of New Mexico, Southwest Institute, summer field trip to the Dust Bowl region

1995- "Communicating Across the Curriculum" Lesson Module: "Old MacDonald Had A Farm and then it Blew Away," (Physical environment and settlement on the Great Plains)

1995- Member, Impact II Advisory Board

1995- Freedoms Foundation Leavey Award for Excellence in Private Enterprise Education

1994- First Prize, New York State Award for Teaching Economics (co-sponsors: Chase Manhattan Bank, New York State council on Economic Education)

1994- Lecture Series, Fordham University Graduate School of Education: "Teacher as Researcher"

1994- Speaker,Conference of New York City Association of Teachers of English Association of Computer Educators: "Using the Internet to Devise Innovative Classroom Projects"

1994- Coordinator, Joint Internet Publication Project, Bronx Science-Gakgugei High School, Tokyo, Japan

1994- Nomination, Who's Who Among American Teachers

1994- Winner, IMPACT II Disseminator Grant: "Doing Business in New York: Entrepreneurial Dream or Nightmare?"

1994- Founding Member, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Teachers Advisory Board

1994- Consultant and Reader, A.P.-U.S. History Exam, San Antonio, Texas

1994- Winner, U.S. Educators to Japan Contest--(trip to Japan as guest of the Japanese government)

1994- Presenter- "Learning Without Limits"- Conference, National Consortium of Specialized Secondary School Teachers of Math and Technology

1994- Author and Consultant for Worldview Software Inc.; "Africa Database" and Middle East Database."

1993- Featured speaker, Federal Reserve Bank of New York, "Bringing the Regional Economy into our Classrooms."

1992- Participant, National Humanities Center Summer Seminar, National Humanities Center, Research Triangle Park, N.C. Topic: Colonialism

1992- Multicultural evaluation Committee, Bronx High School of Science

1992- Author and Consultant for Worldview Software Inc.; "Latin America Database"

1991- Nomination, "Outstanding Teacher Award:-University of Chicago

1991- Video production, "A Guide to the Global Research Center at Bronx Science,"(with interactive workbook)

1990- Publication, "NYC Guide to Successful Research and Term-Paper Writing

1989- Finalist, NYC Fund for Excellence in Teaching

1989- Interview on "Innovations" (PBS)

1988- Fellowship Award, Independent Study in the Humanities (NEH)

l987- Animal Experimentation Review Committee, VA Hospital, Bronx N.Y.

1987- Publication, "Guide to Global Studies Research/Directory of Community Resources."

1987 to 1993- Founder and Director of Global Research Program, Bx Science

1986- Speaker, Middle Atlantic Social Studies Conference

1985- Speaker, New York State Council on the Humanities Conference

1985- Interviewed on NHK (Japan) Television

1985-1987- Teacher, Social Science Research Projects Class

1983-1985- Co-author, New York State Holocaust and Genocide Curriculum, Vol. 1 and II

1982-1990- Teacher and originator of the Human Condition Course(psychology/philosophy) elective at Bronx Science

1981- Question writer, New York State Regents Examination in U.S. History and Government

1980-81-Teacher,originator, "Patterns of Prejudice and Persecution"-- Elective course at Stuyvesant High School

 

COURSES TAUGHT/SERVICES OFFERED

American History, American Government, Economics,
Global Research, Global/Studies, Social Studies Electives
College Mentor, l993-1996

TRAVEL EXPERIENCE

1971- African-American Institute Tour, West Africa

1972- East Africa, Israel, Switzerland, Holland

1975- Galapagos Islands, Andes, Amazon Rain Forest, Ecuador

1990- Israel and Europe

1993- Israel and Europe

1994- Japan

1995-Eastern New Mexico, eastern Colorado, western Oklahoma

2007- Mexico, Central America

2008- Alaska

2009- Scandinavia, Lecture in Lapland

2010- Australia

2011-New Zealand



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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