CURRICULUM VITAE - University of South Florida

CV—L IONTAS ________________________________________________________________
1998-2000 Lecturer of German and Supervisor of Graduate Teaching Assistants, Department of
Languages and Literatures, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, 08/1998 to 07/2000.
Responsibilities: Teaching undergraduate beginning-to-advanced German language, conversation,
composition, cultural studies, and German business courses, as well as hands-on practica in SLA
methodology and CAI/CALL technology for graduate students; supervising and mentoring
graduate student teaching; advising undergraduate and graduate students; coordinating and
directing the German language program; overseeing curriculum planning and (under)graduate
course/program development and OPI testing; coordinating the orientation program for
incoming teaching assistants; managing placement and exit exams; co-organizing the annual
Language Expo for high school students; organizing academic and social events; developing and
maintaining Departmental Outreach to schools and the community at large.
1997-1999 Instructor of English Writing, Literature, and ESL, Department of ESL, Reading, and Writing,
Pima County Community College, Desert Vista Campus, Tucson, AZ, 08/1997 to 05/1999.
Responsibilities: Teaching undergraduate beginning-to-advanced English and ESL (developmental)
reading, writing, conversation, composition, literature, and academic preparatory courses; advising
undergraduate students; developing learner objectives, lesson plans and program curriculum;
assisting with orientation, assessment, and registration.
1996-1999 Instructor of Modern Greek Studies and Literature, Department of Classics, The University of
Arizona, Tucson, AZ, 08/1996 to 05/1999.
Responsibilities: Teaching undergraduate beginning-to-advanced Modern Greek language,
conversation, composition, and cultural studies courses as well as independent studies courses in
Greek literature and mythology; advising undergraduate students; coordinating the Modern Greek
language program; overseeing curriculum planning and course/program development and OPI
testing; organizing academic and social events.
1994-1996 Instructor of German, Department of English and Foreign Languages, Central Piedmont
Community College, Charlotte, NC, 09/1994 to 05/1996.
Responsibilities: Teaching undergraduate beginning-to-advanced German language, conversation,
and composition courses; advising undergraduate students.
Instructor of German, Department of Foreign Languages, Wingate University, Wingate, NC,
08/1994 to 05/1996.
Responsibilities: Teaching undergraduate beginning-to-advanced German language, conversation,
composition, and cultural studies courses; advising undergraduate students; coordinating and
directing the German language program; overseeing curriculum planning and course/program
development and OPI testing; managing placement exams.
1993-1994 Foreign Language Teacher of German and Spanish, Ranson Middle School, Charlotte, NC,
08/1993 to 06/1994.
Responsibilities: Teaching beginning and intermediate German and Spanish language courses to
middle school students; advising students; coordinating and directing the German/Spanish
language program; overseeing curriculum planning and development; organizing academic and
social events.
1989-1993 Foreign Language Teacher of German and Spanish, Richmond Senior High School, Blue
Ribbon National School of Excellence, Rockingham, NC, 08/1989 to 06/1993.
Responsibilities: Teaching beginning and intermediate German and Spanish language courses to
high school students; advising students; coordinating and directing the German/Spanish language
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