Kaylea Algire

1365 Cochese Drive Moneta VA 24121 (540) 793-4645 algirekr@gmail.com

Education

James Madison University (Harrisonburg, VA) Graduation: May 2014
Master of Science in Education with a focus in Adult Education and Human Resource Development

Relevant Skills: Design and develop instructional materials, trainings, and e-learning media. Use Adobe Captivate,
Premiere, Photoshop, and InDesign, Camtasia and Articulate Storyline.

School for International Training (Brattleboro, VT) Transferred: August 2012
Master of Arts in Sustainable Development with a focus in Community and Coalition Building

Relevant Skills: Intercultural communications, adult learning principles, designed experiential learning training
sessions for adult learners. Studied organizational behavior and coalition building.

James Madison University (Harrisonburg, VA) Graduation: May 2006
Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs and Spanish

Relevant Experience

Advance Auto Parts (Roanoke, VA) September 2013-present
Create e-learning courses for in store team members around compliance, products, and safety
Work on a team of designers and videographers to produce curriculum based courses focused on career
progression
Edit, format, and add visual effects to job aides.

Institute for Wellness Education (Remote, USA) May 2013-October 2013
Designed and developed a prerequisite course on Canvas
Located graphics, created instructional videos, edited multimedia to upload in the LMS
Condensed provided content into learning modules appropriate for adult learning

James Madison University (Harrisonburg, VA) September 2012-May 2013
Acted as the 4-Virginia Consortium graduate assistant within the College of Education
Helped coordinate and plan shared courses between GMU, JMU, VT, and UVA
Reconciled and tracked expenditures for seven grant and state funded accounts

Charlotte Mecklenburg County Schools (Charlotte, NC) August 2011-July 2012
Taught Spanish to Title I level students
Designed and planned instruction for International Baccalaureate and regular Spanish classes
Maintained parent contact with over 80 parents per semester
Participated in ACTion committee to mediate school violence

Highlander Research and Education Center (New Market, TN) October 2008-April 2009
Formatted and edited multi-lingual capacity building curriculum
Planned logistics for Social Justice workshops for 50 to 100 people once a month
Managed 10 to 15 volunteers for database entry project

The Community House (Brattleboro, VT) November 2007-June 2008
Reinforced nonviolent behavioral management with residents
Supported staff members with reinforcing appropriate socialization of residents

Volunteer Experience

US Green Building Council-Southwest VA (Roanoke, VA) December 2009-January 2011
Led Education Committee of 6 people
Planned and executed monthly chapter meetings for over 300 members
Facilitated monthly meetings for an average group of 25-30 participants