1. KARINA DUDDLESTON
Ohio Licensure Adolescent-Young Adult 7-12: Integrated Language Arts (expired)
Education B.A., Wittenberg University Graduation: May 16, 2009
English Major; Education Minor Overall G.P.A. 3.37
Taylor University Fort Wayne Aug. 2004 - May 2006
Professional Writing and
Public Relations concentration
Cedarville High School Cedarville, OH – Class of 2004
Experience
Teaching:
Liberty Powell YMCA Sept. ’14-present
Child Care Site Director for Latch Key
Clark State Community College Aug. ’12-May ‘14
Adjunct Writing Instructor
Columbus Bilingual Academy North (Oct. 2010—May 2011)
Primary substitute for all grades K-8
Albuquerque Public Schools long term substitute (Oct. 2009—March 2010)
Pajarito Elementary School - 1st
grade Special Ed (Oct. 2009—Nov. 2009)
Harrison Middle School – 7th
and 8th
Language Arts (Dec. 2009—March 2010)
Albuquerque Public Schools teacher (March 2010—May 2010)
Harrison Middle School – 7th
and 8th
Language Art
Tutoring
Clark State Community College (Summers of ’03, ’04, ’06,
Academic tutor for college level ’09, 2012-2014)
English, reading, writing, and math
Sylvan Learning Center (Sept. 2010—2012)
Academic Reading and Math Tutor
Student Teaching:
Springfield High School – Springfield, Ohio Spring 2009 (15 weeks)
Grades 9-11, Language Arts (urban) – Mrs. Jill Dunsmore
/ Mrs. Karen Teusink
Other
Relevant
Experience
Site Director at St. Anthony Summer Camp Summer of 2015

2. Hilltop Educare YMCA Dec. ’14-present
Working with ages 4 weeks to 5 year olds
Oak Creek Elementary (Olentangy Schools) Sept. ’14-present
Working with and helping teachers in the classrooms
Zimbabwe Mission Trip Summer 2014
Internship at a children’s home; outreach at orphanages
Oesterlen Wrap Around, tutoring/mentoring urban kids Springfield, OH
Spring ‘08 – Aug. ‘09
No Child Left Behind, after schooltutoring for OGT Springfield, OH
Winter 2008
STAR After-School Program,Oesterlen Counseling Services Springfield, OH
Summer/Fall 2007
Professional
Skills
Leadership:
o Booking agent and Outreach Coordinator for an Ohio hip hop artist group
o Wittenberg University Tour Guide
o Peer Mentor/Professor Assistant for a freshman class
o Peer Helper/Listener for Wittenberg Students
o Copy Editor of Wittenberg University magazine, The Torch
Organization:
o Organize and arrange prospective students’ visits to Wittenberg University via
Wittenberg’s Admissions Office
o Network and organize events with Ohio based hip hop artists
Technology: Microsoft Works, Safari/Explorer/Power Point, Apple Computers
Language: teaching ESL (Spanish) students
College
Credentials Wittenberg University, Teacher Placement Office
P.O. Box 720, Springfield, OH 45501
937-327-6318 • FAX 937-327-6418 • kkridler@wittenberg.edu
References available on request