Kathryn E. Gregg is an experienced teacher and early childhood development professional. She is dedicated to providing comprehensive instruction that fosters child development through stimulating classroom environments accommodating different learning styles. Gregg has demonstrated the ability to teach, motivate, and direct students while maintaining high levels of interest and achievement. She has strong planning, organization, and leadership abilities as well as superb interpersonal skills for establishing positive relationships with students, parents, and faculty.

1. KATHRYN E. GREGG
k.e.doss@tcu.edu (817) 312-9668
TEACHER/EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT
Dedicated academic professional committed to providing comprehensive instruction that fosters
child development. Highly skilled in developing classroom environments that are stimulating,
fun, and diverse to accommodate all learning styles. Demonstrated capacity to teach, motivate,
and direct students while maintaining high levels of interest and achievement. Superb
interpersonal skills; able to establish positive relationships with students, parents, and faculty
members. Strong planning, organization, and leadership abilities.
DEMONSTRATED SKILL SET
• Creative Lesson Planning
• Integrated Science Activities
• High-Impact Presentation Delivery
• Classroom Management
• Parent-Teacher Interaction
• Team Building and Training
• Curriculum Design
• Communications
• Teaching Assistant
• Volunteer Training
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Fernbank Natural History Museum Atlanta, GA November 2014–April 2015
Education Department Program Instructor
• Developed curriculum for grant-funded program in the Atlanta Public School system for ages Pre-K and
Kindergarten
• Improved existing curriculum for grant-funded museum program
• Instructed grades 3rd
-5th
in an afterschool science program
• Provided instruction on Conservation Biology, Archaeology, Coastal Biology, and Astronomy
• Lectured on museum auditorium programs to student groups of 200 +
• Participated in Stem Night at local Atlanta public school and provided a special exhibit for the event
Piedmont Park Nature Conservancy Atlanta, GA April 2014-August 2014
Seasonal Enviroventures Camp Supervisor
• Assisted and designed new curriculum for Summer 2014
• Prepared educational materials for camp counselors
• Spearheaded camp training for staff
• Prepared activity and lesson plans for camp sessions
• Drive continuous improvement, promoted best practice sharing, benchmarking, and market intelligence

2. TIMOTHY M. MCGOUGH ● mcgoughtim@hotmail.com ● (817) 271-5746 ● Page 2
River Legacy Park Living Science Center Arlington, TX June 2013-August 2013
Environmental Educator
• Instructed grades 3rd
and 4th
in summer nature program
• Provided lessons centered around biodiversity and conservation of local flora, fauna, and wildlife
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VOLUNTEERING
Montgomery Elementary School Atlanta, GA March 2014-May 2014
5th
Grade Girls Afterschool Run Coach
Coached girls afterschool on running drills, form analysis, and nutrition coaching. Prepared group for a
community 5K at the end of the season. Taught the team about the importance of teamwork, the value of
working together, and encouraging one another through difficult practices.
At the end of the season each girl wore a charm on their shoes during the race as a token of their hard work,
discipline, great attitude, and consistency for their hard work and dedication.
EDUCATION
TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY Degree in Progress
Fort Worth, Texas
Masters of Art Environmental Science
UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND June 2010-November 2010
Brisbane, Australia
Masters of Science Conservation Biology
TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY August 2009-May 2010
Fort Worth, Texas
Post-Baccalaureate Teaching Certification
8th
– 12th
grade Life Sciences Certification
TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY December 2008
Fort Worth, Texas
Bachelors of Science Environmental Science