CHARLES M. KERSEY | |
824 Osceola Street | |
Lakeland, FL 33801 | |
(863) 686-2031 | |
charleskersey@yahoo.com | |
OBJECTIVE | |
Career, consulting or contract position in the development and design of web, multimedia, or instructional technology training applications |
EDUCATION | |
University of South Florida Ph. D. Instructional Technology |
Tampa, FL In progress |
Courses include: Hyperscripting, Web Programming, Distance Learning, Survey Research Methods, Multicultural Issues, and programming and design work in JavaScript, Authorware, and WEB CT. |
University of South Florida M. Ed. Instructional Technology & Design |
Tampa, FL 6/95 - 12/96 |
Courses include: Interactive Media, Advanced Multimedia Applications of Computers, Advanced Image and Sound Processing, Instructional Design for Computers, Human Computer Interfaces, Developing Technology-based Instruction, Computer Adaptive Testing, Microcomputer Hardware and Networks, and programming work in Visual BASIC, HTML and hyperscripting (HyperStudio). | |
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University of South Florida M. Ed. Evaluation and Research |
Tampa, FL 1/94 - 8/96 |
Courses include: Statistics I and II with SAS Programming, Advanced Problems in Data Analysis, Measurement and Research, Psychological Foundations of Learning, Instructional Systems Design, Program Analysis and Evaluation, Curriculum and Instruction. | |
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The Citadel B. A. English (composition, rhetoric) |
Charleston, SC 8/80 - 5/84 |
Courses include: International Politics, Russian Affairs, U. S. National Security Policy, Effective Legal Writing. | |
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EXPERIENCE | |
Florida Department of
Labor Distributed Computer Systems Specialist |
Tampa, FL 12/98 - Present |
Act as Central Help Desk contact for 75+ users. Responsible for administration and maintenance of on-site network in four widely separated locations. Track inventory and make recommendations for upgrades and replacements. Represent MIS at the local level. Test and evaluate new software packages. Provide in-house training in software applications. Maintain and upgrade all computer hardware and network hardware. | |
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Florida Department of
Labor Workers' Compensation Specialist & Distributed Computer Systems Specialist |
Tampa, FL 12/95 - Present |
Mediate disputes between injured employees, attorneys, and insurance carriers. Provide in-house training in software applications. Maintain and upgrade computer hardware and small LAN. Designated temporarily as local Distributed Computer Systems Specialist in 12/96. Performed both jobs until official approval of position in 12/98. Consistently achieved all goals of both jobs at or above 100% of required performance. | |
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Arts On The Park, Inc. Volunteer Editor, Producer |
Lakeland, FL 6/86 - 12/98 |
Founded ONIONHEAD Literary Quarterly internationally circulated small press journal. Edit, produce and distribute various publications. Co-produce indoor and outdoor arts events. Secretary of Board of Directors, 1987 - 1996. | |
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Florida Dept. of Children and
Families Collections Manager |
Lakeland, FL 6/85 - 12/95 |
Investigated, audited, collected welfare fraud overpayments. Designed computerized database for tracking fraud cases. Researched and piloted District 14 collections program. Provided training in computer skills and applications. Provided on-site network support. Conceived, edited and produced District 14, "Staff Advisory Council," and "I Care" newsletters. | |
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United States Air Force Student Pilot |
Reese AFB, TX 9/84 - 4/85 |
Responsible for learning aerodynamic principles in piloting the T-37B. Re-assigned to Admin. Support as Transition Officer. Managed detailing of 500+ student pilots and instructors. Organized and conducted tours in concert with Public Affairs Office. Assisted in instruction in basic aerodynamics and weather. Managed incoming student classes. Designed an improved emergency location and tracking system which decreased location time of individuals by 250+%. Honorably Discharged due to flight difficulties beyond the student's control. |
The Citadel Student Work Study |
Charleston, SC 8/81 - 5/84 |
Performed librarian duties 18 - 20 hours each week. Instructed students in research skills. Organized and conducted library and museum tours and orientations. Cadet-in-charge on evenings and weekends. |