Resume & Vitae for Timothy Martin Flanagan
Tim Flanagan was born in St. Louis, Missouri.  He lives in Lake Oswego, Oregon where he writes, edits,
and teaches.  For relaxation he reads, bicycles, and cultivates a garden.  Contact via e-mail:  tim@peaceresource.com   
                  Box 22    Lake Oswego, Oregon 97034-0003 / Phone:  503-697-1670
Special Training:  Teaching, Tutoring, ESL, ENNL, Learning Disabilities, Administration, Curriculum
                 development, Computers, Net, Writing, Publishing, Rhetoric, Service Learning, Grant writing.
*Employment History:
     December 2004-February 2005     Writing Tutor  in Upward Bound Program at PC C
                   Tutoring Students  www.WritingResource.net/ Damon Hickock, Supervisor
     September 2004-February 2005    Radio Commentator and Host at KBOO Labor Radio  
    June 2003-February 2005               Union Vice-President PCC Faculty Federation/AFT/AFL-CIO. 
                  Organizing, Committee Work, Executive council, Negotiations, etc. www.pccff.org     

    September 2000-June 2003            Professor of  Writing & Computers at PCC Sylvania Campus. 
                   Taught CIS-120, Writing 80, & CAS-133 ) Delyse Totten, Marty Murray, Kathy Bernunzio
    Spring 2001-January 2004             Internationally Certified Master Tutor at PCC Student Success Center
                    (Kathy Bernunzio)  Created www.writingresource.org/ Conversation Group: ESL/ ENNL /etc.

    Fall 2001-June 2003                        Curriculum Developer  http://www.writingresources.org/   

                  ~~~ ESL, ENL, syntax, composition, sentence structure, grammar, creative writing, etc.      
    May 1998 to February 2005            Web Site Administrator www.computerresource.org/issues.html 
                   Administer web pages, Supervise & maintain International Peace Resource Center MSLA,  MT

Other experience:  teaching, public relations, taxi, business owner, operations manager, installer, contractor,
                              editor, publisher, tutor, seminars, web site consultant & designer. See *extended resume.

*Education & degrees:
    1999    October:  Web Site Consultant and Designer Certification:  I. A. Webmasters and Designers.
    1996    Completed International Certification as a Master Tutor:  University of Montana at Missoula.
    1995-2000 University of Montana at Missoula / CRLA International Tutor Internship: Reading,
                  Writing, Composition, History, Behavioral Science, Philosophy, Study Skills. etc. 
    1994 Graduate of Northern Arizona University: Cum laude degree in English/Creative Writing. 
                  Member Phi Kappa Phi and Golden Key Honor Societies. Overall GPA 3.7 / GPA in field 3.9
    1984-87 Cal Poly / Pomona, California (Education, History, Writing) (teaching certification)
    1982 Fullerton Community. College / Fullerton, CA (Cultural Anthropology)
    1973-79 Univ. of Missouri at St. Louis (Behavioral Science) (Teaching Assistant )
    1970-72 St. Louis Community College / St. Louis, Missouri (Art.& Psychology)
    1969-70 Antioch University / Yellow Springs, Ohio (Art & Philosophy)
    1969    Graduate of St. Louis Country Day School: college prep school/ St. Louis County, MO
Publications:
    1990 The Northern California Historical Supplement
    1991-1995 The Arizona Daily Sun: letters and commentary on a variety of subjects.
    1991-1995 The Lumberjack (Northern Arizona University) guest columns and letters .
    1995 Where Dawn Lingers: Howard Ely (editor) NLP poetry (ISBN#1-57553-065-1)
    1996 Superior Poetry News: "Cowboy Heroes" poem in "western" focus magazine.
    1996 and 1997 The Wordsmith Collection: non-profit magazine:  Missoula Montana...

    1997 The Montana Writer's Daybook Supplement: January 1997 Upcreek Publishing in
               Hamilton, MT  "Freemen and Una-bombers" and an essay on contemporary Montana.
    1998-2004 Online publications / guest columns in The Missoulian & The Lake Oswego Review. 
        www.WritingResource.org/ Unions, Activism, Peaceresources,  Computers, Sources, Resources, Blogs, & Blues, 

    May 2003:  From May 21-May 23, Campus Compact National Conference
                  http://www.mc.maricopa.edu/other/compact/ Scottsdale, AZ  "Reaching the Summit for Civic
                  Commitment."  "Bridging the Gaps: Innovative Teaching Strategies that Meet Community
                  Needs During Challenging Times,"  (community problem-solving in service-learning courses)

          to www.WritingResource.org/  return to www.Peaceresource.com/
          to Political  Commentary  https://www.angelfire.com/electronic/cis120/issues.html