This document is a resume for Nancy F. Huth, an English teacher with over 30 years of experience teaching in the Schenectady City School District. She has a Master's degree in English from Syracuse University and a Bachelor's degree from SUNY Plattsburgh. Her resume outlines her educational background and credentials, awards, employment history including administrative roles, and publications.

1. Nancy F. Huth
nfhuth@gmail.com
huthn@schenectady.k12.ny.us
Education
 Permanent Secondary Education (English) certification, 1 September 1993
 Secondary English certification (non-degree) from Elmira College (1988)
 M.A. in English from Syracuse University (1986)
 B.A. in English from SUNY Plattsburgh (magna cum laude), 1983
Awards
 Eleanor Sykes Character Counts Award (2008)
 Greater Glenville Family’s and Schenectady County YMCA’s Outstanding Educator Award
(2007)
 Eleanor Sykes Character Counts Award (2005)
 Schenectady City School District Teacher of the Year (1994)
Employment
 English Language Arts teacher Schenectady City School District (1988-present)
 English instructor Elmira College (1986-1988)
 ESL instructor English Language and American Culture Institute Elmira College (1987)
 English instructor Syracuse University (1983-1986)
Schenectady High School (1998-present)
 Taught English 9, 10, 9Z and 10P (credit recovery programs), 11, 12; Creative Writing,
Critical Film Analysis.
 Currently teach University in the High School English 123, 124; Horror in Fiction and Film
Current extracurricular and advisory positions
 Board member of Schenectady Education Foundation: solicits funds for and supplies grants
to district teachers for student-focused supplies and projects
 Professional Growth and Development Committee
 Communications Committee as outgrowth of AFT-sponsored school district leadership team
conference
Previous Extracurricular and advisory positions
 Literary magazine advisor: published student writing and artwork; held student poetry
readings on campus and off (1998-2010)
 Team leader for 9th, 11th and 12th grade (2000-2008)
 Arranged college visits for juniors and seniors—six annually (2003-2009)
 Attended annual GE Schools Summer Best Practices Conferences (2003-2008)
 Held annual College Information Night for Parents: invited financial aid officers from local
colleges to speak to parents and students about applying to college and for financial
aid (2004-2009)
 “Final Eyes” Review panel member for English Regents exam (2004)
 State Department of Education Focus Group participant (2003)
 International Baccalaureate training, United Nations School, NYC (2001)
 Member of English Language Arts Curriculum Committee (1988-1994)
 Member of various search, curricular, discipline, safety, ad hoc, school- and district-wide

2. reorganization and strategic planning committees
 Conducted various professional development workshops on integrating curricula,
developing a mediation program, and developing academic teams
Mont Pleasant Middle School (1992-1998)
Taught English 6, 7, 8; Reading 6
Extracurricular and Advisory Roles
 Team leader
 Teacher liaison to PTSO
 Peer mediation program advisor: developed and led SCSD’s first peer mediation program
 Literary magazine advisor: published student writing and artwork; held student poetry
readings
 Newspaper advisor
 8th grade dean: responsible for graduation ceremony and related activities
 Member of Shared Decision Making team
 Student Council co-advisor
Steinmetz Middle School (1988-1992)
Taught English 6, 7, 8; ESL; Reading 6, 7; Social Studies 6; taught English and Reading 6 in
Modified Self-Contained program (1990-1992)
Extracurricular and Advisory Roles
 Yearbook advisor
 Literary magazine advisor
 Help-A Student mentor
 Odyssey of the Mind assistant coach
Publications
 Joulukuu, issue 11/12, Osuuskunta Poesia, 2013 (Finnish publication of international
responses to climate change)
 Emergency Index, vol. 3, Ugly Duckling Presse (annual document of performance practice)
2013
 Radiator, Laughing/Ouch/Cube, an imprint of Leafe Press, 2011 (book of poetry)
 Three Words, serif of nottingham press, 2011 (poetry chapbook)
 A Space for It, this is visual poetry, 2011 (photography chapbook)
 Erie Canal, New York’s Gift to the Nation: A Document-Based Teacher Resource,
Cobblestone Publishing, 2001 (contributing author)
 Once Water, Runaway Spoon Press, 1987 (poetry chapbook)
 Various small magazines (1983-present) including CWM, The Literary Review, Philadephia
Poets, Potato Eyes, Sandscript, Stone Country and others
Readings
Grey Borders Reading Series, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada; Cadmium Text Series, Kingston,
NY; YES Poetry and Performance Series, Albany, NY; Outpost 186/Unaffiliated reading series,
Cambridge, MA; Student Theatre, Turku, Finland