Myers
I.
M. PRISCILLA MYERS CV 2016
EDUCATIONAL HISTORY
9/87 - 5/92 Ph.D., Reading Curriculum & Instruction
University of Texas at Austin May 23, 1992
12/80 - 6/82 M.A., Reading Education
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs June, 1982
9/69 - 6/70 B.A., Modern Languages/French
9/71 - 6/73 Colorado State University Ft. Collins, Colorado
9/70 - 6/71 Diplôme d'Études Françaises (Deuxième Degré)
L'Université de Haute Bretagne Rennes, France
Teacher Certification Professional Teacher, Colorado Type B
II. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES
A. Academic Employment
2012-CURRENT Senior Lecturer
Reading Curriculum and Instruction Dept. of Education
2008-2012 Senior Lecturer
Reading Curriculum and Instruction
Director, M.A. Interdisciplinary Education – Reading Emphasis Director, SCU Reading and Learning Center
2007-2008 Senior Lecturer
Director, Undergraduate Liberal Studies, College of Arts & Sciences
Director, M.A. Interdisciplinary Education – Reading Emphasis Director, SCU Reading and Learning Center
2001-2007 Associate Professor
Reading Curriculum and Instruction
Director, M.A. Interdisciplinary Education - Reading Emphasis Director, SCU Reading and Learning Center
Santa Clara University
Santa Clara University
Santa Clara University
Santa Clara University
Major: French; Minor: English
2000-2001 Associate Professor
1994-2000 Assistant Professor
Center for Educational Studies and Services Plattsburgh SUNY
1992 - 1994 Assistant Professor Coordinator, Literacy Program SecondaryReading
Department of Teacher Education California State University Bakersfield, CA
1989 - 1990 Assistant Instructor
University of Texas at Austin
Jan.-June 1988 Teaching Assistant
English/Language Arts
University of Texas at Austin
Sept.-Dec.1987 Teaching Assistant
Tokyo, Japan
1982 - 1984 Teacher: Middle School Grades 7-9: Chapter I Reading North Junior High, District 11 Colorado Springs, Colorado
1978 - 1979 Teacher: Elementary and Middle School
Reading Curriculum and Instruction Coordinator, Reading Program Director, PSU Reading Clinic
Reading Curriculum and Instruction Coordinator, Reading Program Director, PSU Reading Clinic Plattsburgh SUNY
Cognitive Learning Strategies Dept. of Educational Psychology University of Texas at Austin
Sept.-Dec.1988 Student Teacher Supervisor Dept. of Curriculum & Instruction English Education
Dept. of Curriculum & Instruction Reading Education
Freshmen Writing Component Dept. of Curriculum & Instruction Multicultural Education University of Texas at Austin
1984 - 1987 Teacher: Middle and High School Grades 6-12: reading, study skills, French The American School in Japan
B. Grants
2004-2005 Junior Faculty Development Leave
2002-2003 Advanced Micro Devices Mobile Reading Lab
Technology Grant for Reading and Learning Center
Bring Me A Book Foundation Books and Furniture Donations
2001-2002 Applied Materials
Scholarships for Reading Master’s Students
Advanced Micro Devices Mobile Reading Lab
2000-2001 Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) Federal Grant
Attorneys General Classroom Lending Library Project Grant
1997-98 State Education Department Grant Goals 2000: Phase III
1996 State Education Department Grant Goals 2000
1994 Co-Project Director
The University of the State of New York The State Education Department
Project S.H.A.P.E.: Schools and Homes as Partners in Education
C. Awards and Scholarships
2010-2011 Delegate from Santa Clara University to California Council on Teacher Education (CCTE) 2010-2011 Membership Year
Fletcher-Jones Foundation
“Children Advising Teachers”
1999-2000 Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) Federal Grant Inexpensive Book DistributionProgram
Grades K-8: French American Community Schools London, England
9/76 - 6/78 Teacher: Elementary School Grade 3; Kindergarten Stavanger American School Stavanger, Norway
9/73 - 6/75 Teacher: Junior High School Grades 7-9: English, French Emerson Junior High, District 11 Colorado Springs, Colorado
2007-2008 College of Arts & Sciences: Dean’s Special Appreciation Award: 2007-2008,
Recognition of Outstanding Service as Acting Director of Liberal Studies Program
Honorary Coach, Santa Clara University Women’s Basketball
2003 PRESIDENT’S FACULTY RECOGNITION AWARD
Santa Clara University
Establishment of the M.A. degree program with a Reading Emphasis, K-12, Accreditation by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing June 2003; Creation
of a Reading and Learning Center for 1-1Tutoring of Children K-5
1999 SUNY CHANCELLOR’S AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING
1999-2000 1999 FELLOWSHIP
INSTITUTE FOR ETHICS IN PUBLIC LIFE
1999-2000 REDCAY TEACHING ENHANCEMENT AWARD
Reading Education and Communication Disorders and Science
April 1998 PDQWL JOINT LABOR MANAGEMENT
Individual Development Award
Plattsburgh SUNY Award
International Reading Association Conference Presentation, Orlando, Florida
April 1996 SUNY FACT Scholarship
1996 Conference on Instructional Technologies Oswego, NY
D. Professional Affiliation
III. SCHOLARSHIP
Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, Chapter 83, University of Texas Kappa Delta Pi, International Honor Society in Education International Reading Association
Cross-disciplinary Course Development “Teaching Globally Responsive Language Arts”
California Reading Association Santa Clara County Reading Council
Myers,T. & Myers, P. (in press). Full of empty. Huntsville, UT: Familius. Familius.com.
Myers, M. P. & Myers, T. Turtles don’t have shoulders. Co-authored children’s book submitted for publication.
Myers, M. P. First priority for comprehension: FOCUS on words. Manuscript in progress. Myers, M. P. R2L: Reading to Learn. Manuscript in progress.
Myers, M. P. Meta-Teaching: Teaching and tutoring reading. Manuscript in revision.
Myers, M. P. (2003; originally published 1998). Passion for poetry. Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy. Retrieved from http://www.marcopolo-education.org/.
Myers, M. P. (Contributor/Editorial Assistant). (1993). Adventuring with books. Roser, N. L. & Jensen,
J. M. (Eds.). National Council of Teachers of English.
Hoffman, J.V., Roser, N.L., Battle, J., Myers, M. P. & Labbo, L. (1991). Evaluating the effects of a read- aloud/response program. In J. Zutell & S. McCormick (Eds.) Learner Factors/Teacher Factors: Issues in Literacy Research and Instruction. 40th Yearbook of the National Reading Conference. Chicago, IL: NRC.
Manzo, A. V., & Manzo, U. (2003). Reading assessment for diagnostic-prescriptive teaching, (2nd ed.).
Atlanta, GA: Wadsworth Publishing.
IV. PRESENTATIONS
Myers, M. P. (1990). Stories from print. Language Arts, 67 (8), 824-831. Manuscripts Reviewed:
Yellin, D., Blake, M., and DeVries, B. (2001). Integrating the language arts. Scottsdale, AZ: Holcomb Hathaway.
Myers, M. P. (December 1997/January 1998). Passion for poetry. Journal of Adolescent and Adult Literacy, 41 (4), 262-271.
Myers, M. P. (1995). A celebration of multiple realities. Language and Literacy Spectrum. Albany, NY: New York State Reading Association.
Myers, M. P., & Savage, T. (January/February 2005). Enhancing student comprehension of social studies material. The Social Studies, 96 (1), 18-23.
“Reading Comprehension” Workshops; Kdg, Grs 1-5; Stratford Pleasanton Campus (Aug. 14, 2013). “Reading Comprehension” Workshops; Kdg, Grs 1-5; Stratford DeAnza Park Campus (Aug. 13, 2013). “Reading and the Teenage Brain,” Research Featured Speaker, Asilomar Reading Conference,
Monterey, CA. (January 2013).
“Team Teaching Reading through Story: the Key Instructional Steps for Success,” Santa Clara County Reading Council, 24th Annual Asilomar Reading Conference, Pacific Grove, CA. (January 2006).
“Santa Clara University’s Reading Program: Our Mission is Literacy,” Commitment to Justice in Jesuit Higher Education Conference, John Carroll University, Cleveland, OH. (October, 2005).
“Reading Across the Curriculum,” Santa Clara University’s Middle School Conference, Santa Clara University, CA. (June 2004).
“Teacher Candidates Revisit the First ‘R’: Tutorial-Enriched Reading Coursework.” California Reading Association, 38th Annual Conference, San Jose, CA. (November 2004).
“Tutoring Reading,” Undergraduate Workshop, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA (October 2003). “Reading Strategies in the Content Areas,” Teacher Workshop, Homestead High School,
Cupertino, CA, (October 2003).
“Authentic Assessment of Readers,” Teacher Workshop, K-5, Blue Oak School, Napa, CA, (February 14, 2003).
“Informal Reading Inventories,” Sacred Heart Nativity School Workshop, San Jose, CA, (January 24, 2003).
“Tutoring Children 1-1 and Developing Parent Workshops,” Horace Mann Elementary School, San Jose, CA, (July 15, 2002).
“Reading To Write,” Middle School Institute- Presentation Workshop, Santa Clara University, (June 24 & 26, 2002).
“Writing Across the Curriculum,” Teacher Workshop, Moriah Central School District, Moriah, NY,(November 19, 1999).
“Take P.A.R.T.: Parents Are Reading Teachers Too,” Parent Workshop, Reading Program, Center for Educational Studies and Services, Plattsburgh, NY, (August 1999).
“Test Anxiety," Fall 1998 Wellness Workshop Series, Counseling & Psychological Resource Center, Plattsburgh SUNY. (September 24, 1998).
“Test Anxiety," Fall 1997 Wellness Workshop Series, Counseling & Psychological Resource Center, Plattsburgh SUNY. (October 2, 1997).
"The Teaching and Learning Loop: From Professor to Teacher to Kids to Professor . . .," New York State Reading Association, 1996 Conference, Kiamesha Lake, NY. (November, 1996).
"Reopening Doors: How Reading Picture Books with Children Improves Adult Literacy Skills," Literacy Volunteers of America, Inc., Fifth Annual North Country Literacy Conference, SUNY-Plattsburgh. (October, 1996).
"Encouraging Children to Read," Parent, Teacher, Student Organization, Brushton-Moira Central School District. (October, 1996).
"Anxiety and Exams: Tests are Performances; Rehearse and Relax," Fall 1996 Wellness Workshop Series, Counseling & Psychological Resource Center, SUNY-Plattsburgh. (September, 1996).
"The Whole World School: Exploring Cultures Through Multicultural Children's Literature Using Teaching Strategies Sensitive to the Needs of Multicultural, Multilingual Children," International Literacy Institute, 1996 World Conference on Literacy, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. (March, 1996).
"A Celebration of Multiple Realities: Teaching Strategies Sensitive to the Needs of Multicultural, Multilingual Students," The Institute for the Study of Postsecondary Pedagogy, Fifth Annual Conference, The State University of New York at New Paltz. (November, 1995).
"Framework for Language Arts," Plattsburgh City School District, Workshop, Plattsburgh, New York. (February, 1995).
"Effects of Computer Technology on Teachers' Instruction and Assessment in High School Math and Science Classes," California Reading Association, Twenty-Seventh Annual Conference, Fresno, California. (November, 1993).
"Adolescents Actively Engaged in Poetry," California Reading Association, Twenty-Seventh Annual Conference, Fresno, California. (November, 1993).
"A Program to Develop Self-Regulated Learners: Merging Cognitive Psychology and Developmental Learning," College Reading and Learning Association, Twenty-Fourth Conference, San Antonio, Texas. (March, 1991).
V. OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Director, Santa Clara University Reading M.A. Program (2001-2012)
Director, Santa Clara University Reading and Learning Center (2001-2012)
COMMUNITY SERVICE
2014-PRESENT
Literacy Consultant [volunteer]: Luis Valdez Leadership Academy (New Charter School in East San Jose)
J.L. Stanford Middle School, Palo Alto, CA 94306, May 13, 2014: 8th GRADE EXIT INTERVIEWS
2012-2013
Literacy Consultant [Preschool, Elementary, Middle School]: Stratford Independent Private Schools
2011-2012
Literacy Consultant: Moreland School District, San Jose
Jane Lathrop Stanford Middle School. May 16, 2013, Eighth Grade Exit Interviews
St. Mary’s College, Moraga, CA (May 1, 2008); Represent SCU at RICA & Reading Standards all-day Workshop
Notre Dame High School (Workshops Fall & Spring, 2007-2008)
Peterson Middle School, Sunnyvale, (Tutorials and Workshops), Fall 2007
“Middle School Reading Comprehension” Stratford Middle School Workshop (Aug. 16, 2012). “Critical Reading,” Santa Clara University English-Writing Department, (May 3, 2012). “Reading Comprehension” Moreland School District Faculty Workshop (Aug. 9, 2011).
“Reading Across the Curriculum,” Workshop for Faculty, Notre Dame High School, San Jose, CA. (October 2008).
“Dr. Seuss Day,” Oral Reading Presentation for Third Graders, Eisenhower Elementary School, San Jose, CA. (March 2007).
"He writes books and I teach children how to read them!" Education Graduate Student Association Presentation, Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA. (March 2007).
“Reading and telling stories multiculturally,” California Reading Association, 37th Annual Conference, San Diego, CA. (November 2003).
“Parents and Reading,” Parent Workshop, Castlemont Elementary School, Campbell, CA, (October 2003).
“Reaching adolescents through poetry,” Santa Clara University Middle School Conference, Santa Clara, CA. (June 2003).
Director, Santa Clara University Liberal Studies Program, College of Arts and Sciences (2007- 2008)
“Parents, Take P.A.R.T.: Parents Are Reading Teachers, too!” Santa Clara Public Library Parents Presentation, Santa Clara, CA. (May 2006).
“Parents, Take P.A.R.T.: Parents Are Reading Teachers Too,” Parent Workshop, Blue Oak School, Napa, CA, (February 13, 2003).
“Developing Independent Readers and Writers: Ideas and Strategies for Tutors,” Arrupe Center Workshop, Santa Clara University, (February 5, 2003).
“Parents Can Make a Difference,” Parent Workshop, Reading Program, Center for Educational Studies and Services, (August 1998).
"Teaching Overseas: Questions, Answers, and Addresses," SUNY-Plattsburgh World Week, Plattsburgh, NY. (November, 1996).
"Passion for Poetry in the Secondary School," International Reading Association, 43rd Annual Convention, Orlando, Florida. (May, 1998).
"Collaboratively Creating and Sharing Multidisciplinary Literature Units," New York State Reading Association, 1997 Conference, Kiamesha Lake, NY. (November, 1997).
"Self-Regulation and Reading: How Finders Become Keepers," Texas Assoc. of Developmental Educators and College Reading and Learning Association, Ninth Annual Conference, San Antonio, Texas. (October, 1990).
ESI Affilliates Program, Santa Clara University’s Environmental Studies Institute, 2007-2008 Project H.E.L.P. Advisory Board (2002-2005)
Project H.E.L.P. Literacy Consultant (High Expectations Learning Program) Sunnyvale, Santa Clara (2002-2005)
Parent Workshops, Bowers Elementary, Santa Clara: Jan. 22, 2004; Oct. 23, 2003; Dec. 11, 2003
Parent Workshops, Saratoga Union School District: Feb. 11, 2004; April 7, 2004 Parent Workshop, Los Altos, March 4, 2004
Downtown College Prep: Literacy Consultant (December 2003)
Sacred Heart Nativity School: Teacher Workshops: (November – December, 2003)
Community Literacy Project (Literacy Consultant): Briarwood Elementary (Santa Clara County School District) & Santa Clara Public Library- (Fall, 2003)
Homestead High School, Cupertino, CA: (Workshop) Oct. 13, 2003;
Parent Workshop, Castlemont Elementary School, Campbell: Nov. 4, 2003;
Consultant, Literacy (K-5), Project H.E.L.P. (High Expectations Learning Program), Sunnyvale, CA (2002- 2005).
Guest Reader, Grade One, Horace Mann Elementary School, San Jose, CA, (May 13, 2002).
Storytelling—Booktelling Taping With Author Tim Myers, Grade 5, Westwood Elementary School, Santa Clara, CA, (March 28, 2002).
Youth Mentoring Program On-Site School Visit and Assessment, Grade One, St. Lawrence Elementary School, Watts, Los Angeles, CA, (December 13, 2001).
Consultant, English Language Arts (K-12), Moriah, Crown Point, Ticonderoga Central School Districts, New York, (August 1999- June 2001).
Consultant, English Language Arts (K-12), Moriah and Crown Point Central School Districts, New York, (August 1998- June 1999).
Instructor (volunteer), Freshman Experience Program, “ FRX102 Success Strategies,” Plattsburgh SUNY, Fall 1997 and Fall 1998.
Instructor (volunteer), Freshman Experience Program FRX100, Plattsburgh SUNY, Fall 1996. Guest Lecturer, Freshman Experience Program, Mason Residence Hall, "Surviving Academically:
Freshman Expertise-- SAFE!", Mason Hall, SUNY-Plattsburgh, October 1995.
Guest Lecturer, Freshman Experience Program, Macomb Residence Hall, "Stress Management and Final Exams," SUNY-Plattsburgh, November 1995.
Consultant, Assistant Test Administrator, New York State Teacher Certification Examination. Plattsburgh, NY. (October, 1994).
Literacy Consultant/University Representative, Officials of the1994 Kern County Spelling Bee, Bakersfield, California. (April, 1994).
Literacy Consultant, Delano Joint Union High School District, Reading/Writing Student/Faculty Workshops (30 hours), Delano, California. (February - April, 1994).
"Effective Study Strategies for Your Child in High School," Parent Workshop, Bakersfield High School, Bakersfield, California. (March, 1994).
"Writing Across the Curriculum Project," Selected as participant in two seminars, Department of English and Communications, California State University, Bakersfield, California. (February - April, 1994).
"Self-Regulated Learning: Study Strategies for High School Students," Faculty Workshop, St. Michael's Catholic Academy, Austin, Texas. (October, 1991).
"Learning to Learn: Study Skills in the Middle School," Japan Council of International Schools Inservice, Tokyo, Japan. (November, 1985; November, 1986).
VI. COMMITTEES
2013-2014 Santa Clara University
"Reading Strategies in the Content Areas," Guest Instructor for Joan Shiring, University of Texas at Austin. (September, 1991).
Reading Program Faculty Representative, New York Association of Colleges for Teacher Education Conference, "National Standards in Teacher Preparation: Where Does New York Stand?" Albany, NY: (September, 1994).
"Study Strategies Workshop for College Students," Workshop, California State University, Bakersfield, California. (November,1993).
Academy of Blended Learning Program Committee Master’s Degree Program Committee
Single Subject Program Committee Multiple Subject Program Committee
2012-2013 Santa Clara University
Academy of Blended Learning Program Committee Master’s Degree Program Committee
Single Subject Program Committee
2009-2012 Santa Clara University
Chair, Reading Advisory Committee WASC/CCTC (Accreditation Committee)
Department of Education Coordinators & Directors Committee Director, M.A. Interdisciplinary Education - Reading Emphasis Program Director, Reading and Learning Center
2008-2009 Santa Clara University
Chair, Reading Advisory Committee WASC/CCTC (Accreditation Committee)
Department of Education Coordinators & Directors Committee Director, M.A. Interdisciplinary Education - Reading Emphasis Program Director, Reading and Learning Center
Nov. 12, 2008; LBST Faculty F.A.R. Review Committee: Arts & Sciences (LIBERAL STUDIES)
2007-2008 Santa Clara University
Dean Search Committee, School of ECPPM Council of Chairs, College of Arts & Sciences
Chair, Reading Advisory Committee, Reading M.A. Program
2006-2007 Santa Clara University
Chair, Major & Minor Fair for Liberal Studies-Arts & Sciences Chair, Open House Parents’ Weekend for Liberal Studies Chair & Presenter, Preview Days for Liberal Studies
Chair, Reading Advisory Committee Master’s Degree Program Committee
Co-Chair, Faculty Search Committee (Math)
2005-2006 Santa Clara University
Chair, Reading Advisory Committee Master’s Degree Program Committee
2004-2005 Santa Clara University
Ignatian Faculty Forum
2001-2004 Santa Clara University
Chair, Reading Advisory Committee Master’s Degree Program Committee Faculty Search Committee
Chair, Reading Advisory Committee Master’s Degree Program Committee
Evaluation Committee for the Chair of Education Faculty Search Committee
Faculty Senate Representative: School of Education (2002-2004)
Community
Project H.E.L.P. Board of Directors Consultant, Sacred Heart Nativity School
New York 2000-2001
All-University:
Faculty Senate Representative: Center for Educational Studies & Services
Senate Executive Committee Chair, Provost Search Committee
Chair, Writing Across the Curriculum Committee Committee on Protection of Human Subjects
Reading Clinic Director Reading Program Coordinator
Center for Educational Studies and Services: Education Executive Council Feinberg Library Liaison Graduate/Undergraduate Committees NCATE Steering Committee
VII. CURRENT MAJOR AREA OF SCHOLARLY EXPERTISE AND AREAS OF TEACHING COMPETENCE: TEACHER EDUCATION, ELEMENTARY/ SECONDARY READING CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION