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Name: Charles Jordan Title: Adjunct Instructor 717 E. Industrial Blvd. 101 College Heights Abilene, Texas 79602 Cisco, Texas 76437 Tel. 325.794.4400 Tel. 254.442.5000 Name: Charles Jordan Title: Adjunct Instructor - Chemistry Education: ​ Degree: MEd. Date Received: 2011 Major: Education/Biology Name of University: Sul Ross State University Degree: BSEd. Date Received: 1977 Major: Education/ Biology, History Name of University: University of North Texas Degree: AAS Date Received: 1975 Major: Science Name of University: Blinn College Additional Coursework: ​ Name of Course: Composite Science Certification Date: 1987-1989 ​ ​ Name of University: Tarleton State University Course Description in a short phrase: 48 hrs additional course work above BSEd. Name of Course: Chemistry of Energy Date: 2003 ​ ​ Name of University: Abilene Christian University Name of Course: Chemistry TEKS/Polymer Chemistry Date: 2004 Name of University: ACU Name of Course: Teaching HS Chemistry Date: 2005 ​ ​ Name of University: ACU Name of Course: Chemistry Teaching HS Chemistry Date: 2006 ​ ​ Name of University: ACU Name of Course: Chemistry Teaching HS Chemistry Date: 2007 ​ ​ Name of University: ACU Name of Course: Chemistry Teaching HS Chemistry Date: 2008 ​ ​ Name of University: ACU 1 Name of Course: Chemistry Teaching Secondary Science Date: 2009 ​ ​ Name of University: ACU Name of Course: Teaching Secondary Science Date: 2010 ​ ​ Name of University: ACU Name of Course: Chem w/Energy Date: 2011 ​ ​ Name of University: ACU Name of Course: Chemistry of the Oceans Date: 2012 Name of University: ACU Name of Course: Chemistry TEKS/Polymer Chemistry Date: 2013 Name of University: ACU Name of Course: Biochemistry Date: 2014 Name of University: ACU Name of Course: Biology - Genetics Date: 2014 Name of University: ACU Teaching Experience: ​ Cisco College- Cisco Texas August 2016- present Adjunct Instructor- Introduction to Chemistry Howard Payne University – Brownwood, TX July 2015 - June 2016 ​Adjunct Instructor – Instructor for Pathophysiology, Epidemiology & Infectious Diseases, Medical Terminology, and Science in Healthcare (Fundamentals of Chemistry) Sul Ross State University – Alpine, TX August 2013 - present ​Adjunct Instructor – Dual Credit College Biology – Zoology and Botany De Leon ISD – De Leon, Texas August 1987 - present Teacher – Biology, Chemistry, IPC, Anatomy and Physiology ​ ​ Gorman ISD – Gorman, Texas August 1980 - May 1987 Teacher – Science and History – grades 6-12 ​ ​ Bells ISD – Bells, Texas August 1977 - May 1980 Teacher – Science and History – grades 6-12 ​ ​ 2 Professional Experience: ​ Cisco College- Cisco, Texas August 2016- present Howard Payne University – Brownwood, TX July 2015 - present Sul Ross State University – Alpine, TX August 2013 - present De Leon ISD – De Leon, Texas August 1987 - present Gorman ISD – Gorman, Texas August 1980 - May 1987 Bells ISD – Bells, Texas August 1977 - May 1980 Honors and Awards: ​ Mirabeau Lamar Teaching Excellence 2012 Armstrong Lodge #445, De leon Texas De leon Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Educator- 2013 Professional Memberships: ​ Texas Regional Collaborative ESC14 – Abilene, Texas Texas Teacher Quality Grant- Abilene Christian University, 2002 – 2014 ESC14 Science Teacher Mentor 3 .
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