KOISIMY RUDOLPH
P.O.
Kolonia, FSM 96941
320-1168
EDUCATION:
College
ADDITIONAL EDUCATION
Summer 1969
Summer 1970
Sponsored
by
Held in
Funded by the National Science Foundation
Math Workshop and Introduction to Psychology
Summer 1971
Sponsored
by
Held in
Modern Math Workshop
Summer 1974
Certified Swimming Instructor
Summer 1980
Sponsored
by
Held in
Introduction to Apple Computer I
Summer 1981
Sponsored
by
Held in
Introduction to Apple Computer II
1982-1983 Capernwray Bible School
Carnford, England-Diploma
April 1985
Sponsored
by
Health Department
Held in
Funded by the National Science Foundation
Participated in a two week Counseling Workshop
February 1986
Sponsored
by
Held in
Participated in a two week follow-up Counseling Workshop
November 1987 Regional Office of United Bible Societies
Management Training – One week in
in the
February 1988
For a period of one and half week
Marketing and Management Training
September 1988
Management Training and reviewing of United Bible Studies present
goals
Summer 1993
Guam
Community College-Drivers Education
Attended a Drivers Education Course and got Certified
to teach Drivers Ed.
Summer 1994 and
Summer 1995
Academic
Leadership
Sponsored by
September 2000
For a
period of two weeks, participated in the Habitat for Humanity International
Leadership and Management Conference in
June 2002
For a period of one week, participated in a Habitat for
Humanity International Leadership and Management Conference for the Pacific
Region in
EMPLOYMENT
HISTORY:
Responsibility: Teach Art
August 2005 to December 2005
Responsibility: Taught Art
May 2004
Responsibility: Instructor – I participated in the Summer
Bridge Program sponsored un the COM Student Support
Program. I was responsible to teach the
class in a way to motivate and challenge the students to think critically in
their approach to the classroom activities.
The main objective of the course was to help student achieve a higher
academic level of traditional academic
courses that seem difficult to most Micronesian students. Many effort was
given to develop their vocabulary.
Strong vocabulary background will give the student the knowledge to
comprehend their reading.
1991 to 2002
Mangilao,
Responsibilities: Campus Life Coordinator. I was
responsible to make monthly report, organized and support student activities,
assist in organizing clubs, student government and oversee their
activities. Prepared annual budgets for Campus Life
Office and the Pacific Endowment Prorgram.
Assist also in the annual budgeting process for the Student Government (COPSA)
and the clubs. My office was responsible
to coordinate and conduct fall and spring Student Orientation for the College. My responsibility at Campus Life also
includes counseling with students and mainly the Micronesian students. I also taught Drivers Education in the
classroom and on the field. Left to give more time to develop the work of Habitat for Humanity
Micronesia.
Jan 1990-July 1990
Mowil, Inc
Mangilao,
GROUND LABOR
Responsibilities: Cut grass, transported employees to job sites. Left totry and become self-employed by selling insurance and selling art works.
1987-1989
Bible
Society of
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Responsibilities: Oversaw the operation of the Bible Society
of Micronesia activities which involved translation, promotions, and
distribution. Reported regularly to United Bible Societies
Regional Office in
1984-1985 Micronesian Outward Bound Inc.
Pohnpei, FSM
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Responsibilities: Coordinated the regular 22-day program
which involved supervising the instructors during the week-long intensive
survival. training that prepared the youth for outings
in the ocean, mountains and in the community. Worked closely with FSM
Supreme Court and
1980-1982
Pacific
Pohnpei, FSM
CLASSROOM TEACHER
Responsibilities: Taught English for Freshmen;
taught Art to students in the Upward Bound Program; also advisor to Student
Body Council. Left to go to
Summer 1979
Good
Shepherd
YOUTH COORDINATOR
Responsibilities: coordinated activities for all ages from 6
through the teens; supervised Arts and Craft activities for younger children
and
recreation activities for teenagers. Left USA after graduating from college.
Summer 1977
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Responsibilities: Supervised the daily activities of
counselors and campers. Met daily with counselors to
discuss activities, problems and other needs. Reported
weekly to the
Summer 1976
MAINTENANCE HELPER
Responsibilities: Maintained campground and helped out in the evening camp activities. Left to return to college.
Summer 1974 YMCA Storer Camp
COUNSELOR/SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR
Responsibilities: Supervised regular routine activities for each 9-day camp program. Provided swimming instruction for non-swimmers. Left to return to college.
1969-1973 Ebeye Public Elementary School
CLASSROOM TEACHER
Responsibilities: Taught Science and English to 7th and 8th grades. Left to the mainland to attend college.
1968-1996 Parem Elementary School
HEAD TEACHER/CLASSROOM TEACHER
Responsibilities: Taught all curriculum courses to 7th and
8th grades. Submitted all reports due to the Department
of Education. Was transferred to
VOLUNTEER AND
SPECIAL SERVICES:
2004
Kolonia, Pohpei
Helped to reorganize the Nukuoro Association of Pohnpei
2005
Kolonia, Pohnpei
Organized Habitat for Humanity FSM and
became the president
2005 Kolonia, Pohnpei
Became member of Lion Pohnpei Club and assisted in revisiting their Bylaws and Article of Incorportion and also assisted in developing a partnership between Habitat and Lions in Pohnpe.
2003
Assisted in Organizing the
2000
Assisted in organizing the FSM Association of Guam and was elected president.
2000
Help to organize Habitat for Humanity Micronesia and was elected to be the president.
2002
Travel to Chuuk, Pohnpei, Kosrae, Kwajalein/Ebeye, and Majuro, Marshall to provide training on the basics of Habitat for Humanity International.
1995
Helped
to organize the
1989-1990 Guam
Organized the Kapingamarangi and Nukuoro Association
1988
Republic
of the
Invited to the 9th Marshall Islands Youth Convention as a guest speaker.
1986
Took part in a two week International Evangelism Conference where 10,000 Evangelists from 119 countries participated.
1985
Ordained as a layman.
1982-1983 England
Led two outreach teams for one week each respectively, doing
Evangelistic work in
1980 to 1984
Volunteered to organize and support ministries at Pohnpei State Prison,
1978
Volunteer work for physically handicapped
youth. Helped
tutor High School students; this was arranged through the
1976
Organized the first International Student organization and became
the president for that year in
1975 to 1977
Joined a weekend Youth Ministry Team. Traveled around
the
1974-1975
Hancock,
Member of the Student Council at
1975
Lead a Student Delegation with a Legal Service Lawyer to meet Restaurant and
Bar owners in Hancock who closed their services to the Micronesian
students attending
1967-1968 Pohnpei State, FSM
Senior Class President