Erin J. Baldauf has over 12 years of experience in education, including teaching English, social studies, and special education at the secondary and college levels. She holds multiple teaching certifications and has implemented project-based learning curriculums. Additionally, Baldauf has worked as a lactation consultant, childbirth educator, doula, and freelance writer on topics related to parenting and education. She currently teaches at the University of Hawaii Maui College.

1. Erin J. Baldauf, M.Ed., MFA, IBCLC
224 Mehani Circle • Kihei, HI 96753
Cell: 808-214-8083• Email: EJHayden1@gmail.com
Professional Profile
• Over twelve years experience teaching in various settings including K-12 and college classrooms as well as home-
based instruction.
• Comprehensive experience implementing Project Based Learning in the classroom and assisting colleagues in
developing PBL-based curriculums.
• Effective communicator with solid background in face-to-face and virtual learning modalities.
• Extensive background in developing and implementing personalized accommodations and modifications for
special-needs learners and at-risk youths.
Academic/Teaching Experience
English Lecturer, University of Hawaii, Maui College, Kahului, HI August 2015 to Present
• Teach English Composition and Creative Writing to a mixed demographic including advanced high school
students, adult learners returning to formal education after years of absence, and a broad spectrum of ELL
students.
Internships & Projects Facilitator; Classroom Teacher, Kihei, HI, 07/2010—07/2012, 07/2014—01/2016
• Responsibilities included working with high school students to support their internships and independent projects.
Student data and grades were managed through PowerSchool and daily parent-teacher-communication was
conducted through the school’s Gmail-supported intranet. Remote project collaboration was facilitated with tools
such as Google Docs and an interactive class website. A leave of absence was taken for maternity between the two
employment sessions.
Junior High School Special Education Teacher, Iao Intermediate School, January 2014—June 2014
• Upon returning to the Hawaiian Islands after maternity leave, obtained a temporary position as a special education
teacher. Responsibilities included small-group instruction to help build students’ basic math and reading skills.
Lactation Consultant, Childbirth Educator, Postpartum Doula, Private Practice, June 2013—January 2014
• November 2013, while on maternity leave, studied for and awarded title of IBCLC; Professional activities
included home-based support and education as well as monthly classes in a local infant and maternity store.
Self-Employed Labor Doula, Postpartum Doula and Childbirth Educator, January 2005—2010
• While on maternity leave from the NYC Board of Education, obtained certification as a childbirth educator, doula,
and lactation support counselor. Responsibilities included educating and servicing expectant parents, women in
labor, and new mothers, as well as development and maintenance of the business website.
Junior High School Social Studies Teacher, NYC Board of Education, March 2001—January 2004
• While primary responsibilities included social studies instruction, additional responsibilities included math,
biology, and health education.
Junior High School Special Education Teacher, NYC Board of Education September 1998—March 2000
• Primary responsibilities included teaching students with emotional and learning disabilities in a self-contained
classroom as well as writing individualized education plans. After more than one year of teaching as an
uncertified teacher, a leave-of-absence was taken to complete graduate studies in the field of education.

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Education
• MFA, Creative Nonfiction Writing, Southern New Hampshire University, NH, 2016
• MS in Education, Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY, 2001
• BA in Interpersonal/Intercultural Communication, SUNY New Paltz, New Paltz, NY, Cum Laude, 1996
• Graduate Coursework in International Communication, American University, Washington, DC, 1997
Academic Honors and Awards
• Graduated Cum Laude, SUNY New Paltz, 1996
• National Honor Society, Southern New Hampshire University, 2016
Certifications and Personal Affliliations
• HI State Certifications: Social Studies, Language Arts, Special Education, and Elementary Education
• NY State Certifications: Social Studies, Special Education, Pre-kindergarten, and Elementary Education
• IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant) certification granted, 2013
• DONA (Doulas of North America) labor doula certification granted, 2005
• LLLI (La Leche League International) lactation support leader certification granted, 2005
• AAHCC (American Academy of Husband Coached Childbirth – Bradley) certification granted, 2005
Creative Works
• Personal Website and Blog: ErinJ.Co
A collection of short essays and overview to the current book project Ten Tiny Fingers, Ten Tiny Toes
• "Breastfeeding the Type 1 Diabetic Child." Published as Erin Baldauf on KellyMom.Com
A researched-based article designed to support mothers of infants and toddlers diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes
• "How Being a Doula Makes Me a Better Mother." Published as Erin Maher in DONA’s, EDoula (2009)
A personal narrative reflecting on the benefits of education and professional training while mothering young
children