1. RASHIDUL BARI ____________________________________________________________________________Tel: 718-844-8461
10468 rb3408@nyu.edu
OBJECTIVE
Math, Physics, and Computer Science scholar (Current NYU CRISP Scholar & CUNY STEM Scholar)—with five bachelor degrees, 2 master’s
degree and extensive research experience in scientific and social sciences—seeking a full time faculty High School position in
Physics/Mathematics/Computer Science.
EDUCATION
• M.A., Physics Education, New York University, expected graduation 06/2015
• B.A., Mathematics, Lehman College, conferred graduation 05/2014
• B.A., Physics - Lehman College, conferred graduation 05/2014
• B.A, Computer Science, Lehman College, conferred graduation 05/2014
• B.A., Economics - City College of New York (CCNY), conferred 05/2011
• M.A., Political Science - Brooklyn College, conferred 06/2010
• B.A., Political Science - York College, CUNY, conferred 02/2009
ENGINEERING AND COMPUTATIONAL PROFICIENCIES:
• Computer Engineering: Computer Architecture and Operating System
• Programing Languages: C ++, Java, JavaScript, HTML, CSS—and Python
• Application software: Photoshop, Dreamweaver and—Final Cut Pro
• Math and Science software: Fortran, SPSS, MATHLAB, Maple—and Pascal
RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS IN SCIENTIFIC & SOCIAL SCIENCE:
• Beautiful Mathematical Laws of Physics (Scheduled for release 01/2015). Currently collaborating with the Chair of the Lehman College
Physics Department Dr. Daniel Kabat on his mathematical physics book that uses computational techniques (e.g., programming) to solve
problems in mathematical physics ranging from Newton’s Second Law to the Schrödinger wave equation
• Grameen Social Business Model: A Manifesto for Proletarian Revolution - Author House, USA, 2011
Collaborated with Brooklyn College political science professor Dr. Mark Ungar on this book that has gained international recognition
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Supplemental Instructor - Seek Program, Lehman College, CUNY, Bronx, NY 07/11–Present
Provided a 50 minute review session for students enrolled in historically difficult courses, such as mathematics, physics, and computer science.
For the fall 2013 semester, the review is SI in Physics 123 at Lehman College. For this semester (i.e., winter 2014), the review is SI in
Mathematics 132 at Lehman College.
Institute of Collaborating Education (ICE) 1/2/15-Present
My students at ICE don’t call me Physics teacher. They call me the “Storyteller” who can turn complicated topics such as Electricity and
magnetism into interesting stories. That’s exactly what I do at ICE—I tell them a story—and every story leads them one step closer to develop the
magic key to unlock the secrets of nature. Cooperative teacher name: Danielle Hammer.
Student Teacher, East Side Community School 09/14-1/1/15
Planning, preparing and delivering lessons to a high standard and being able to conduct classes in a disciplined environment where students are
challenged. I also supervise and monitor student’s laboratory work.
Contributor - Times of India 08/12–Present
Contributed to the Times of India on a wide variety of topics, including poetry, physics, politics and poverty. Served as biographer of Nobel
Laureate Muhammad Yunus
Non-Teaching Adjunct - Lehman College, New York, NY 1/12–9/12
Wrote a physics manual under the guidance of Dr. Daniel Kabat, the chair of Lehman College Physics Department, for students of the SEEK
Program, at the request of Dr. Hernandez, the Director of Lehman College SEEK Program.
SCHOLARSHIPS:
Lehman College CSM (NSF Funded) Scholarship
CRISP Scholarship, Funded by New York University
FOUNDER:
Bari Science Lab (www.bari-science-lab.com)