B. Lee Hurren, Ph.D. Curriculum Vitae - University of South Carolina ...

delivered water and medical supplies; September-October, 2005. Began reconstructingnew houses; October, November, 2006.Keynote presenter, Deshler High School Storytelling day, 26 October 2005.Russelville High School POWER Team Retreat, Keynote Presenter, 29-30 July 2005.Topics: What is mentoring, How to be a good mentor, Mentoring students with limitedEnglish skills. Resulted in an article in Times Daily on 10 August 2005.Presentation for students at UNA and Times Daily, 13 September 2005. How to usehumor effectively in the classroom. Resulted in feature article in Times Daily calledLaughing Class, 17 September 2005.Diversity Training for Goldkist chicken processing plant, March 2006.Head Soccer Coach with American Youth Soccer Organization, ages 10-12, 2003-2006.Head Soccer Coach with American Youth Soccer Organization, ages 7-9, 2003-2006.Head Soccer Coach with American Youth Soccer Organization, ages 5-7, 2006.Youth Distance Running Coach, Tennessee River Athletic Club, 2006-present.Faculty Mentor/Tutor of Spanish, Guillot University Center, UNA, 2004-present.Assistant Scout Master, Boy Scouts of America, Troup 296, Florence, Alabama, 2003-2007.President, Young Men’s organization, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,Alabama and Mississippi, 2003-2007.Spanish Translator, Sunday school class, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,2003-present.Volunteer Spanish Teacher in Florence Community, Wednesday nights, 2004-present.Southeastern United States winner for Outstanding Celebration of Teaching ProgramAward. The award was given by Kappa Delta Pi for taking low socioeconomic minoritystudents from R.A. Hubbard High School in Courtland, AL to Clements Elementary tomentor the elementary students with limited English proficiency. The high schoolstudents were also paired as reading buddies with the elementary students and bothgroups read stories to each other in English and Spanish. January-May 2005.Took Field Trip with low socioeconomic minority students from R.A. Hubbard HighSchool in Courtland, AL to University of North Alabama. The high school studentsassociated with UNA students, met faculty, toured campus, and received UNAsweatshirts and key lanyards. April 2005.