AUBRIAUNNA LASHAYE BODRICK

143 Morningside Drive St. Matthews, South Carolina 29135 (803)-347-4205 | abodrick@claflin.edu OBJECTIVE To obtain a position within an elementary school where I can maximize my university training in order to maximize student achievement. EDUCATION CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY Expected Graduation Date- 2012 Current Cumulative GPA- 3.97 Member of the Alice Carson Tisdale Honors College TEST SCORES PRAXIS SERIES Elementary Education: Curriculum, Instruction, & Assessment- 157 Elementary Education Content Area Exercises- 150 Principles of Learning & Teaching K-6- 182 Praxis I: Reading: 179 Writing: 179 Mathematics: 178 EXPERIENCE THE NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM (NPD) Program Teacher Candidate

400 M AGNOLIA S TREET ORANGEBURG , S OUTH CAROLINA , 29115

ORANGEBURG , SC

CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY S EPTEMBER 2011-J UNE 2012 AND S EPTEMBER 2009-DECEMBER 2010

Serve as a mentor/teacher for English Language Learners in Orangeburg Consolidated School District 5 (Rivelon Elementary School from 2009-2010 and Mellichamp Elementary School beginning September 2011). Work with ELL students weekly in order to help assure their acquisition of the English language so that they may function in mainstream classrooms. Made presentations based on my experience in the program at conferences including the Carolina TESOL Conference in Hilton Head, SC (November 2010) and Asheville, NC (November 2011). CAROLINA TESOL CONFERENCE ASHEVILLE , NC AND HILTON HEAD, SC Professional Development/Conference Presenter NOVEMBER 3-5, 2011 AND NOVEMBER 12-14, 2010 Presented at conference with the National Professional Development Program (under the direction of Dr. Nan Li) on My Experiences with the NPD Program: Meeting the Challenges of Teaching Students in Countries Other Than Ones Own. TH 9 CLAFLIN PEDAGOGY CONFERENCE ORANGEBURG , SC Professional Development/Conference Presenter CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY Presented at conference with the National Professional Development Program (under the direction of Dr. Nan Li) on My Experiences with the NPD Program: Meeting the Challenges of Teaching Students in Countries Other Than Ones Own. The theme for the 2011 "Pedagogy" conference focused on Reading and Writing Across the Curriculum. The theme for 2010 included all aspects Related to Best Practices in Teaching. In my presentations, I tied in what I did during fieldwork to these themes. HBCU-UP PRE-SERVICE TEACHER SUMMER INSTITUTE ORANGEBURG , SC Summer Intern CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY
J UNE 2011 AND J UNE 2010

OCTOBER 27, 2011 AND OCTOBER 27, 2010

Worked for two weeks with certified teachers in the areas of Math and Science to enhance content knowledge, create lesson plans and work with case studies using Casenex (served as preparation for Praxis II).

CHARLESTON TEACHER QUALITY SYMPOSIUM CHARLESTON , SC Professional Development/Conference Presenter J UNE 8-9, 2011 Presented at conference with Dr. Charlease Kelly-Jackson, Professor on the topic of Culturally Relevant Teaching as a Best Practice in Science upon the completion of her course which was taken during the spring semester. Conference showcased effective teachers and leaders from across the nation and from right in the Lowcountry. The three strands of professional learning at the conference included Effective Teaching, Transformative Leadership, and Holistic Well-Being, representing essential ingredients for students success. WCS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSE, BRONX ZOO B RONX , NY Summer Intern M AY-J ULY 2010 Studied conservation biology and learned how to incorporate science into the elementary school curriculum through utilization of the zoos world-class exhibits. From May 25, 2010 until June 22, 2010- completed Course 1-online-course Conservation Biology for Educators Beyond the Campus. Bronx Zoo Sessions held on June 28th and 29th, 2010. June 21-26, 2010 completed Course 2: Teaching Environmental Science across the Disciplines at the Bronx Zoo- used the zoo to enhance learning within and beyond the classroom. Received college credit for both courses CITI TRENDS ORANGEBURG , SC Sales Associate J ANUARY 2009-J ANUARY 2010 Responsible for multi-tasking in a fast paced environment Practice great customer service- people person, must always have a positive attitude September 2009- appointed Assistant Manager (3rd Key Holder) Left Citi Trends due to knee injury which resulted in surgery (Did not happen on the job) FATZ CAF ORANGEBURG , SC Hostess AUGUST 2007-DECEMBER 2008 Responsible for greeting and seating customers/guests Worked assigned shifts at To-go area, learned to use the cash register and gained great experience working/dealing with money Learned how to deal with all types of people and attitudes- the true fundamentals of exceptional customer service.
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(DUE TO MEDICAL EMERGENCY)

COMMUNITY SERVICE Rivelon Elementary School Student Volunteer, American Red Cross, Boys and Girls Club, Safe Kids Saturday, Taste of Orangeburg, New Mount Zion Community Outreach Program, Disability Awareness Walk, Domestic Violence Awareness Week, Blood and Bone Marrow Drive, MLK Day Challenge, Friends of the Earth, Toys for Tots, Thanksgiving and Christmas Food Drives, Census 2010 Awareness Programs, NEAs Big Read Project, Kellys Kids Daycare, Shoes for Haiti, Adopt-a-Highway CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS The Alice Carson Tisdale Honors College, Gamma Nu Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Alpha Theta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Sigma Tau Delta International English Honor Society, Alpha Mu Gamma National Collegiate Foreign Language Honor Society, The National Society of Leadership and Success (Sigma Alpha Pi), Whos Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Daisy E. Pearson Chapter of the South Carolina Education Association (SCEA), New Mount Zion Baptist Church Member PROFESSIONAL SKILLS Patience, perseverance, ambition to mold the students, good written and verbal communication, creativity

AUBRIAUNNA LASHAYE BODRICK

143 Morningside Drive St. Matthews, South Carolina 29135 (803)-347-4205 | abodrick@claflin.edu

PROFESSIONAL REFERENCE LIST

TAMMY JEFFORDS Cooperating Teacher 4th/5th Grade Science Teacher Bethune-Bowman Elementary School 4857 Charleston Highway Rowesville, SC 29133 Ph: 803-533-6371 TLJ16@orangeburg5.k12.sc.us DR. B ETTIE HICKS Director of Field & Clinical Experiences and Assistant Professor Claflin University 400 Magnolia Street Orangeburg, SC 29115 Ph: 803-535-5090 Fx: 803-535-5771 bhicks@claflin.edu DR. CHARLENE STOKES Principal Bethune-Bowman Elementary School 4857 Charleston Highway Rowesville, SC 29133 Ph: 803-533-6371 Fax: 803-533-6373 CAS07@orangeburg5.k12.sc.us MRS. P AULETTE F AUST Principal Rivelon Elementary School 350 Thomas B Eklund Circlecle Orangeburg, SC 29115 Ph: 803-534- 2949 phf62@orangeburg5.k12.sc.us MRS. DENISE BROWN-JOHNSON Mentor Teacher 4th Grade ELA and Social Studies Rivelon Elementary School 350 Thomas B Eklund Circlecle Orangeburg, SC 29115 Ph: 803-534- 2949 DJB63@orangeburg5.k12.sc.us

DR. CHARLESE KELLY-JACKSON Former Professor at Claflin University Professor Kennesaw State University 1000 Chastain Road Kennesaw GA 30144 Ph: (770) 423 6119 ckellyja@kennesaw.edu DR. NAN LI Assistant Professor and Director of the National Professional Development Grant Porgram Claflin University 400 Magnolia Street Orangeburg, SC 29115 Ph: 803-535-5245 nli@claflin.edu DR. KIM ARCHUNG Former Professor at Claflin University Visiting Lecturer/Professor The University of the West Indies Cave Hill, Barbados Ph: 246-417-4438 kim.archung@cavehill.uwi.edu DR. BERNADETTE NWAFOR Professor Professor of Education Claflin University 400 Magnolia Street Orangeburg, SC 29115 Ph: (803) 535-5457 nwafor@claflin.edu

MS. P ATRICIA HAMPTON Mentor Teacher 4th Grade Science and Math Rivelon Elementary School 350 Thomas B Eklund Circlecle Orangeburg, SC 29115 Ph: 803-534- 2949 pmh78@orangeburg5.k12.sc.us