1140 Carbon Jct., Apt.

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JULIAN SPRINGER Durango, CO 81301
(719) 760-2360
jbspringer@fortlewis.edu

T E AC H I N G EXP ERI E N C E
Student Teacher, Escalante Middle School
Durango, CO — January 2019–Present
• Assumed responsibility of 6th/7th Remedial Math, 7th Grade Math, 8th Grade Math, 8th Grade Science, and 8th Grade A.V.I.D.
• Collaborated with my mentor teachers in development of curriculum, lesson plans, assessments to align with EL Education
• Adapted to diverse classrooms, and learned to modify curriculum to meet a wide range of student needs
• Resolved conflicts, modeled responsible citizenship, and maintained positive relationships with my coworkers and students
Practicum & Student Teacher, Big Picture School
Durango, CO — September–December 2018
• Observed the pedagogy of established educators in mathematics, ELA, science and independent study
• Studied, internalized, and helped to promote the Big Picture philosophy and model of high school education
• Facilitated in the classroom by assisting students one-on-one and in small groups with science and math
• Collaborated with mentor teacher in development of curriculum and assessments for chemistry, physics, earth sciences
Ski Coach, Crested Butte Mountain Sports Team
Crested Butte, CO — Winters 2015/16 & 2016/17
• Created and implemented a coaching schedule for the entirety of the winter season
• Assessed skills with students and developed goals based on perceived and demonstrated weaknesses and strengths
• Developed self-confidence and encouraged an expanded comfort zone in challenging terrain and conditions
• Mentored students in order to demonstrate teamwork and teach integrity and respect for self and others
Kids Ski Instructor, Squaw Valley Ski School
Squaw Valley, CA — Winter 2011/12

R E LAT ED EXP ERI E N C E

Expedition Guide & Company Leader, Holiday Expeditions
Green River, UT — May–October 2011–Present
• Interpreted and delivered in-depth knowledge of the local geology, , ecology, climate, flora, fauna, history and cultures
• Executed multi day expeditionary trips (up to 8 days) with a high level of client safety and satisfaction
• Maintained wilderness first aid and managed large and diverse group dynamics and risks
• Selected, trained, developed, and led new hires and guides
Rental & Shop Manager, Ski & Bike Technician, The Ski Barn
Durango, CO — November 2017–Present
Ski Rental Technician & Manager, Black Tie Ski Rentals
Crested Butte, CO — Winters 2013/14–2016/17
Whitewater & Canyoneering Guide, Hokkaido Outdoor Adventures
Hokkaido, Japan — Summer 2009
Admin. Intern to U.S. Olympic Orthopedic Team, BJU Family Hospital
Beijing, China — Summer 2008

E DU CAT IO N & AD DI T I ONAL

PRAXIS — Mathematics: Content Knowledge ~ 200; General Science: Content Knowledge (5435) ~ 187(E)
Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO
B.A. Honors in Geology, Minor in Physics, 2011
• Distinction for Senior Thesis: Biomere Boundaries: High Resolution Isotopic Analysis of Mass Trilobite Extinctions in the Late Cambrian
• Seismic Geophysics Academic Internship, Wyoming, Idaho, Colorado — Spring 2010
International School of Beijing, China
High School Diploma, 2007
NOLS Alaska Mountaineering Graduate, Palmer, AK
Chugach Range — Summer 2006
Utah State Captains License (CPFH), Moab, UT — Expires September, 2022
Wilderness First Responder, Green River, UT — Expires April, 2020
EMT, Colorado Springs, CO — Expired 2011