1. ROBERT A. GREY
Suite 108, 200 Academy Street
Newark, DE 19716
302-831-0212 (office), 302-229-6544 (cell)
rgrey@udel.edu
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Coordinator – Delaware Transitions to Teaching Partnership(DT3P) January 2012 to
Universityof Delaware Present
Responsible forall aspects of five yearapproximately$1,100,000 federal grant designedto recruitandsupport highly-
qualifiedprofessionalswhowishtoswitchcareersand teachmath, science,English,andengineering/technology,world
languages,andspecial education,inhigh-needssecondaryschools.
Accomplishments:
 Work withcurriculumteamof faculty,publicschool, andstate representativestodevelop andpresenta
seriesof summerworkshopsdesignedtoprepare candidatesfornew career inteaching;co-teach
workshops;workwithprojectevaluatortocreate procedurestomonitorstudentparticipation,work
product,and attendance; analyze feedbacktomodifycurriculum.
 Developscreeningprotocolsto interview and identifypotential teacherswiththe Haberman screening
instrument;recruitandsuperviseprojectcoaches whosupportteachers;monitorprojectteacher’s
compliance withstate requirementsforcertificationandschool polices;interface withschool
administratorsandcoachesto supportteachers.
 Co-teachEDUC749, TeachingMethodsfor Secondary Classroom.
 Create and maintain Wordpress websiteutilizingGoogle Analytics;analyze datacitedin grantreports.
Integrate social mediaplatformsincludingTwitter;currentlyhelpingtoimplementnew datasoftware to
track studentfieldplacements - Taskstream.
 Responsible forall reports tothe U.S. Departmentof Education.
 Representthe University of the monthlymeetingof School DistrictHumanResource Officers.
 Work withRegional DirectorforTroopsto Teacherstorecruit andsupportactive and retiredveterans;
representUDat Delaware JoiningForces bi-monthlymeetingstodisseminate informationand
coordinate support;attendrecruitingeventssuchasDelaware Congressional DelegationJobFairs.
Committees:
 Delaware Dept.of Ed Committees - EducationPerformance PreparationReport, EquityinEducation, Pre-
ScreenerToolsReview.
 UniversityofDelaware - CampusVeteransWorkingGroup.
Volunteer:Office of StudentConductWorkshops –CLUE and DecisionMaking. Fall 2013 to Present
Assistant Director - Office ofClinical Studies February2006 to
Universityof Delaware January2012
Responsible forsecuringplacementsinlocal schoolsforall educationstudents fromearlychildhoodtohighschool each
year. Servedas a pointof contact for school administrationandfaculty.
Accomplishments:
 Placedandmonitoredapproximately1500 educationstudentsinavarietyof settingseachyearthroughout
Delaware andsurroundingstatesinschoolsandotherprogramssuchas the Boysand GirlsClub.
 Interfacedwithdistrictpersonnelfromclassroomteacherstosuperintendentstoresolve questions
regardingplacements;representedthe Universityatdistrictandstate meetings.

2.  Createdfirstsetof protocolsrequiringstudentteacherstoundergocriminal backgroundchecks. Counseled
students withcriminal records. Helpedimplementthe Universityof Delaware ProfessionalismPolicyfor
Educators (Dispositions); workedwithfacultyandeducatorstoaddressstudentbehavior;attendedDispositions
Hearingsto ensure compliancewithpolicy.
 Addressedclassesandlarge groupsonexpectationsfordressandbehavioreachsemester;counseledstudents
on issuesinvolvingschedules,transportation,behavior,andcriminal records.
 Createdandmaintainedthe Clinical Studieswebsite.
 Responsible forthe collectionandreportingdatafora varietyof areassuch as studentteachingevaluations,
dispositions,demographics,andsurveysthroughavarietyof instrumentsincluding Qualtrics.
 Helpedplanandimplementtrainingforteachersandclinical facultywho workwith teachercandidates.
 Advancement viaIndividual Achievement(A.V.I.D.) PartnershipwithChristinaSchool District: Helpedto
successfullycreate apartnershipthattodate has senthundredsof UD studentsastutors to assistmiddle and
highschool students.
Program Coordinator- Teacher Quality EnhancementGrant January2005 -
Universityof Delaware February2006
Implementednew programtohelpspecial educationteachersbecome ‘HighlyQualified’underNoChildLeftBehind.
EDUCATION EXPERIENCE
RED CLAY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT, Conrad Middle School,Wilmington,De August2000 to
Taught studentswithavarietyof learningdisabilities; wrote and monitored Individualized January2004
EducationProgramsfor all students;advocatedforall students.
COATESVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT, Coatesville IntermediateHighSchool, Coatesville,Pa August1993 –
Taught studentsingrades9–10 withlearningdisabilities andserious September2000
emotional/behavioral disabilities.
LEGAL EXPERIENCE
Attorney- SoloPractitioner August1993 –
August1996
Associate Attorney, Hughey,Flick&Catania,Media,PA August1990 -
August1993
EDUCATION
WidenerUniversitySchool of Law – JurisDoctorate. Wilmington,Delaware August1990
Universityof Delaware - BSinElementaryandSpecial Education. Newark,Delaware June 1985
State TeachingCertifications –Delaware,Pennsylvania
PROFESSONAL ORGANIZATIONS
 Delaware JoiningForces Fall 2012 - Present
 National AssociationforAlternateCertification(NAAC) Spring2012 - Present
 Regional Director, TreasurerElect/BoardMember– 2016-2018
 Delaware Representative 2014-2015
COMMUNITY SERVICE
 Soccer Coordinator and Coach, St. John the Beloved CYM Program 2004 – 2013
 President, Parent Teacher Association, St. John the Beloved 2005 - 2006