Wayne Hamlin

Greetings,

My name is Wayne Hamlin. I graduated from Enka High School in 1989. I attended UNC-Wilmington as a North Carolina Teaching Fellow and started teaching at Olympic High School in Charlotte, NC in the fall of 1995. In 2000, I returned to Buncombe County and taught at North Buncombe High School for 5 years. In 2005, I began teaching at TC Roberson High School and became Nationally Board Certified. I have a NC300 teaching certificate which allows me to teach all sciences, except Biology. During my summers at TC Roberson, I have enjoyed the opportunity to complete Nuclear Physics research through Oak Ridge National Laboratory and complete graduate studies in Physics through NC State University.

Below, I have listed specialized continuing education programs completed during my time.

Appalachian State University – Code.org/Computer Science for the Appalachia (CS4App), 2021

UNC Asheville (AP Physics 1 2013, 2016, AP Chemistry 2018, Comp. Sci Principles AP 2019)

Davidson College (AP Physics 2 2016, AP Physics 1 2017)

Appalachian State University Research Experience for Teachers, Computer Applications 2012

NC State University Science House Modeling Physics I – Mechanics (2008)

UNC- Asheville Biotechnology, Astronomy, Earth Science Institute (2008)

US Space Academy Space Camp for Teachers, Huntsville, Alabama (2004, 2006)

Nova Southwestern University, Fort Lauderdale Florida, AP Physics B Institute (2003)

UNC- Charlotte AP Chemistry (1999), AP Physics B (1997, 1998)

Central Piedmont Community College (72 Hour OSHA Certificate 1998)

UNC- Wilmington Biotechnology (1998)

UNC- Asheville (AP Physics B & C, 1996)