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AUSTIN R. HAYWARD Austin.Hayward@Hccs.Edu AUSTIN R. HAYWARD [email protected] SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS Skillful and dedicated Career and Technology Coordinator with extensive experience in the coordination, planning, and support of daily operational and Technology functions. Demonstrated capacity to develop Strategic Integrated Technology programs. Develop working relationship with Industry business partners. Coordinator the functionality of the advisory committee Proficient in Network Infrastructure design and implementation. Proficient with Pascal, Visual C++, C, Java and ADA Proven track record of training district Administrator, Instructional Specialist, Teachers and Paraprofessionals. Provide detail reporting on Student Performance, Inventory Control, and Instrumentation Integration. Develop Career and Technology Budget, and purchase classroom technology equipment Adept at developing and maintaining detailed administrative and procedural processes that reduces redundancy, improve accuracy and efficiency and achieve organizational objectives. Highly focused and results-oriented in supporting complex, deadline-driven operations; able to identify goals and priorities and resolve issues in initial stages. Proficient in Microsoft Office System, Web Development, Autodesk CADD Systems, SolidWorks, Microsoft Windows® Operating System, Mac Operating System, and Eschool Plus(District Student Data Management System) PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE SPRING INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT – Houston, Texas 2017 to Present CTE Program Specialist Responsible for supporting administrators and teachers in their efforts to prepare students for Academic Success within the tenets of HB5 and National Association of Career Academies Standards. Implement effective instructional strategies Provide staff resources on effective strategies to increase level of endorsements and certifications Assist with coordination of the academy’s programs to include review and evaluation responsibilities to evaluate effectiveness and offer recommendations for revisions and/or improvements as required AUSTIN R. HAYWARD Monitor the academic progress of identified students following interventions based on assessment data Develop sustainable internship program Utilized proven research-based instructional strategies Robotic Engineering Instructor 1993-2010 Taught STEM Career pathway courses to help students advance in the field of science and engineering. Primary responsibilities were to teach students the concepts of Robotic Design and prepare them to become successful in the field of science and engineering. Instruct student in project development, Computer Aid Drafting and College Career Readiness. NORTH FOREST INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT – Houston, Texas 2010 to 2013 Instructional Technology Coordinator/CTE Coordinator Responsible for developing district Technology standards that drives instructions. Monitor Instructional and managerial processes to ensure program activities are related to program outcomes and use findings to take corrective actions. Consult the campus-level committee about planning, operation, supervision, and evaluation of campus education programs. Develop district budgets based on documented program needs, personnel and other fiscal needs. Supervise maintenance of equipment, and maintain computerized reports. Managed CTE pathway programs Collaborate with campus level administrators to ensure CTE program meet state compliance Completed Carl Perkins Grant Application and E-rate to secure funds for district CTE program and Technology Department Compiled, maintain, and present required reports, records, and documents to Superintendent and TEA on the status of the CTE department. Innovated CTE workflow to comply with the nine required use of Perkins funds Work with instructor to achieve required professional development Engineering Instructor 1993-2010 Develop Engineering Magnet curriculum to help students advance in the field of science and engineering. Primary responsibilities were to Coordinate Student Career Path in the field of science and Engineering. Instruct student in project development, Computer Aid Drafting and Design, Physics, and Calculus. Also coordinate and partnership with cooperate business partners. 98% of the students enter college 80% of the students received degrees Integrated Technology Specialist/CTE Curriculum specialist Served as district and campus technology coordinator for North forest ISD Responsible for directing all campus technology project support efforts. Conducted in-depth professional development on implementing technology within the classroom and compiled student performance results for departments to review. Wrote grants to purchase technology equipment, developed budgets, selected personnel for after school enrichment programs. Selected security and surveillance equipment to integrate with the current technology. Developed proposal for purchase of new technology and coordinate implementation effort with the district team. Adjunct Professor Houston Community College 1993-Present Taught Engineering Graphic Courses MANUFACTURING ASSOCIATE 1992 to 1993 Stewart & Stevenson Provided quality assurance compliance for parts used on Military Vehicles Test and sub assembled chassis use in Military Vehicles. Maintain documents on fail/safe compliance test. QUALITY ASSURANCE ASSOCIATE 1990 to 1992 Compaq Computer Provided quality assurance compliance for computers built on the assembly line Conducted quality test on main board Test and sub assembled computers built on the assembly line ACCOMPLISHMENTS Distinguished Educator Honor Westfield HS Top 5% Academic honors(2013) Computer Science District Runner Up (2007,2008) North Forest ISD Teacher of the Year , District(1999-2000) North Forest ISD Teacher of the Year Secondary Division (1999-2000) Forest Brook High School Teacher of the Year (1999-2000) Forest Brook High School Most Inspirational Teacher(1998-1999, 1999-2000, 2000-2001) Computer Science District Champion ( 1996 and 2000) AUSTIN R. HAYWARD Major Teacher Excellence Award (1999) Region IV Award Nomination (1999-2000) Special Accomplishment Produced students working as Network managers, Engineers and help desk administrators at Tier One companies such as HP, IBM, Duke Energy, NASA, Exxon, United Space Alliance, Accenture, and North Forest ISD. Education Master Business Administration (MBA) - DeVry Keller Graduate school of Management, Information Securities concentration Bachelor Science Mechanical Engineering (BSME) - Prairie View A&M University Certified Educator- Trades & Industry Pre-Employment (6-12) REFERENCES Available upon request .
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