JEFFREY ALAN LILES
Assistant Professor of Education
Ralph C. Wilson Jr., School of
St. John Fisher College
3690 East Avenue, RCW 205D
Rochester, New York 14618
585-385-5264
jliles@sjfc.edu
http://keep2.sjfc.edu/staff/jliles/homepage.html
EDUCATION
April 1993 Ph.D., Historical, Philosophical, and Sociological Foundations of
Education,
May 1988 M.Ed., Social Foundations of Education,
May 1984 B.A., Secondary Social Studies Education,
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
January 2005 – present – Chair,
Dept. of Adolescence Education
Assistant Professor of Education
Ralph C.
St. John Fisher College
September 2004 - present Assistant Professor of Education
Adolescence Education Department
School of
June 2003 - July 2004
Geneseo
August 2002 - July 2004 Adjunct Instructor
Interdepartmental
June 2001- June 2003 Visiting Library Instruction Coordinator
Milne Library
State
January 2000 - June 2001 Adjunct Lecturer,
August 1999 - December 1999 Student Teaching Supervisor, K-12; Adjunct
Lecturer, Social Foundations
Eastern
August 1998 - June 1999 Social Studies Teacher
Walled
Lecturer, Social Foundations of Education
Eastern
January 1997 - August 1998 Student Teaching Supervisor, K-12;
Adjunct Lecturer, Social Foundations
Eastern
August 1993 - December 1996 Assistant Professor of
August 1987 - August 1993 Graduate Teaching/Research Assistant
The
August 1984 - May 1987 Junior and Senior High School Social Studies Teacher
SCHOLARLY AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Jeffrey A. Liles, "Becoming an Effective Instructor," in Proven Strategies in Information Literacy Instruction, Curzon, ed. Simon & Schuster Press, 2007.
Jeffrey A. Liles and Michael E. Rozalski, "It’s a Matter of Style: A Style Manual Workshop for Preventing Plagiariam," College and Undergraduate Libraries vol. 11, issue 2. December 21, 2004.
Jeffrey A. Liles, "The
Courtney Vaughn-Roberson and Jeffrey A. Liles, "Exceptions to the Rule:
Men Teachers in Six States, 1880-1970," in Michael Langenbach,
Courtney Vaughn, and Lola Aagaard, An
Introduction to Educational Research.
Courtney Vaughn-Roberson and Jeffrey A. Liles, "Identifying Patterns, Speculating on Motivations for American Men's Persistence in Teaching, 1889-1920," The Tower Review (Spring 1992).
Courtney Vaughn-Roberson and Jeffrey A. Liles, "Male Teachers, Male
Roles: The Progressive Era Through the Depression in
Book Reviews
Jeffrey A. Liles, "Reconsidering David B. Tyack's One Best System: A History of Urban Public Schooling," Educational Studies v. 31, no. 3, pp. 276-281, Fall 2000.
Jeffrey A. Liles, The Social Gospel of Nicholas E. Comfort, Founder of the
Other
Jeffrey A. Liles, “Technology Plan for the
Peer-Reviewed Conference Presentations
w/ Arndt, "Developing a Socially Just Model of
Collaborative Practice for Special Education and Social Studies Teachers,"
American Educational Research Association,
Presenter, w/ Michael Rozalski, "Primary
Prevention and Plagiarism: A Theory to Practice Approach," Beyond Chalk
& Talk II, the Northeast Regional Conference on Learning and Teaching,
State
Presenter, w/ Dr. Michael Rozalski, "Fishing
for What Works: A Library and
Presenter, "Integrating Wireless Technology and
Constructivist Learning Principals into Information Literacy Instruction."
Conference on Instructional Technologies. State
Presenter, w/ Kim Davies, Katy Farrell, and Liz Argentieri, "Librarians
Hitting the Books: Practicing Educational Theory in Library Instruction." LOEX National Conference.
Session Chair & Discussant, "Subverting,
Transforming, and Liberating Pedagogy in Teacher Education." Pedagogy of the Oppressed National Conference.
Presenter, "A Conceptual Framework for a Minority
Teacher Recruiting Program."
Presenter, "The Contest to Reform Rural Public Education During the Progressive Era." History
of Education Society.
Presenter, "Researching the Lives of Teacher
Educators." American Educational Research
Association.
Presenter, "An Historical Perspective on Reforming
Rural Public Education." National Conference on
Creating the
Presenter, "Education and the 'Non-Citizens' of
Presenter, "Republicanism and the Educational Views
of the Reverend William Smith, First Provost of the College and
Presenter, with Courtney Vaughn-Roberson, "Exceptions to the Rule: Men
Teachers in Six States, 1880-1920." History of Education
Society.
Presenter, with Courtney Vaughn-Roberson, "Images of Male Educators: A
Collective Biography, 1880-1920." History of Education
Society.
Invited Presentations and Workshops
w/Wood, "Social Justice in the Student
Teaching Semester: What Can Be Learned?" College
Supervisors' Fall Workshop,
Presenter,
"Assessing Information Literacy Instruction," UCLA Libraries,
Presenter,
"Assessing Information Literacy Instruction," UC
Presenter,
“Assessing the One-Shot, Southern
Workshop Presenter, “Making the Most
of One-Shots,”
Workshop Presenter, “Making the Most
of One-Shots,” Southern California Library Instruction Group,
Workshop Presenter, “What in the World is White Privilege?” SUNY Geneseo Gold Leadership Certificate Program, April 19, 2005.
Workshop Presenter “Assessing Library Instruction: Knowing and Showing What
Students Know, Think, and Can Do,”
Workshop Presenter, “Assessment Workshop,”
Presentation, “There is No There There: Cultural
Myths about Teaching and Teachers,” Student Teaching Orientation,
Workshop Presenter, “Toward Effective Teaching: A Theory to Practice
Approach,” Teaching Assistant Workshop, SUNY
Workshop Presenter, “What in the World is White Privilege?” SUNY Geneseo Gold Leadership Certificate Program, December 7, 2004.
Workshop Presenter, "Constructivist Theory and
Practice in the College Classroom," New Faculty Orientation, SUNY
Workshop Presenter w/ Kim Davies, "Teaching and Learning: Applying
Theory to Practice," Summer Workshop Program, Center for Teaching and
Learning, SUNY
Workshop Presenter, "Teaching and Learning for the College Instructor:
From Theory to Practice," Teaching Assistants' Winter Workshop, Center for
Teaching and Learning, SUNY
Speaker, "Instructional Leadership Through
Information Literacy," Presentation for Librarians at
Speaker, "Becoming an Instruction Librarian."
Presentation for Library Instruction Group, SUNY
Featured Speaker, "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Live with Assessment," Western New York/Ontario Chapter of the Association of College and Research Libraries, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, October 17, 2003.
Presenter, "Wireless Technology in Libraries," Eastern New York
Chapter of the Association of College and Research Libraries Annual Meeting,
SUNY Institute of Technology,
Workshop Designer & Facilitator, w/ Kim Davies,
"Teaching and Learning for Librarians." Two-Day
Workshop for Librarians from
Workshop Designer & Facilitator, w/ Kim Davies, "Becoming 'Teacher
Designers': Theory to Practice." Half-Day Workshop for
the Association of College and Research Libraries/Western
Workshop Designer & Facilitator, w/ Kim Davies,
"Teaching and Learning for Instruction Librarians." Two-day Workshop for SUNY Librarians,
Workshop Designer & Facilitator, w/ Kim Davies,
"Pedagogy for Librarians." One-Day Workshop
for Librarians at
Workshop Designer & Facilitator, w/ Kim Davies,
"Librarians in the Classroom." Two-Day
Workshop.
Workshop Designer & Facilitator, w/ Kim Davies, "Teaching in a Hands-On Classroom." Half-Day Workshop for Librarians at SUNY Brockport. November 2001.
Featured Speaker, "The Aims of Multicultural
Education."
Featured Speaker, "Approaches to Multicultural
Education."
Workshop Presenter, "Multicultural Issues and
Strategies in the Elementary School."
Title VII Guest Speaker, "Finding the Missing Pieces of the History
Puzzle: The Schools of the 'Five Civilized Tribes' of
Workshop Presenter, "Teaching Undergraduates."
The
Workshop Presenter, "Assessment in the University Classroom: Issues and
Strategies." The
Grants
Co-Planner and Workshop Facilitator w/ Kathy Broikou & Michelle Erklenz-Watts, “Project Pride: Teaching American History Grant,” Rochester City School District, 2004-2006 ($1,000,000.00)
Courses Taught
University – Undergraduate
Social Studies Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment
Diversity in Education
Freshman Seminar - Who Invented Race? (Created and taught w/ Kelly Clark,
Director of Multicultural Affairs, SUNY Geneseo)
Freshman Seminar - Are You a Rebel with or without a Cause: Radicalism in the
U.S.
Directed Study - History of the American Left
Directed Study - History of Protest Music in the Modern Era
Dimensions of Teaching (Secondary Education)
Classroom Management in the Elementary School
Principles, Theories, and Methods of Secondary Education (Social Studies,
Language Arts, and Mathematics Section)
Educational Psychology
Educational Philosophy and Issues
Schools in a Multicultural Society
Introduction to Education
Social Foundations of Education
Elementary Student Teacher Supervision and Seminar - all content areas (K-8)
Secondary Student Teacher Supervision and Seminar - Social Studies, Language
Arts, Mathematics (9-12)
School in American Culture: A Survey of the History, Philosophy,
and Sociology of Education
History and Literature of Western European Civilization: Ancient, Medieval, and
Modern
University – Graduate
Social Studies Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment
Curriculum Foundations
Sociology of Education
Cultural Pluralism in Education
Multicultural Education
University - Library - Undergraduate, Graduate, and Faculty Workshops
Professional Development Summer Workshop for Library Faculty - Contemporary
Learning Theory and Assessment
Seminar on Teaching and Learning for Instructional Librarians
Professional Development Summer Workshop for Library Faculty - The Science of
Teaching and Learning
Student Workshops on Plagiarism and How to Avoid It
Faculty Workshops on Plagiarism and How to Prevent It
INTD 105 Freshman Writing Seminar - Basic Library Instruction
INTD 203 Social Foundations of Education - ERIC; Evaluating Web Sites
WMST/EDUC 288 - Gender and Education - Basic Research
Teachers and Technology Workshops for Student Teachers
Introduction to the Library Workshops for Transfer Students and Commuters
Workshops on Behavior Management for "America Reads"
Secondary School
World History
American History
American Government
SERVICE
Current Member, Campus Technology Committee,
SUNY Geneseo
Creator and Chair, Academic Honesty Week Planning Committee, SUNY Geneseo, Spring 2004.
Lead Researcher and Designer of Milne Library's Experimental Classroom.
Member, Chancellor's Award for Librarianship Committee, Spring 2004.
Advisor, MiNT Magazine, 2004.
Member Campus Assessment Committee, 2002 to July 2004.
Search Committee for Assistant Director of Residence Life, Fall 2003.
Search Committee for Milne Library Collection Development Library, Fall 2003.
Member, SUNY Geneseo Teaching and
Eastern
Manuscript Reviewer, Educational Studies, May 2000.
Professional Programs Review Committee, Eastern
Secondary Social Studies Entry-Year Teacher
Human Relations Committee,
NCATE Preparation Committee Team Leader,
Manuscript Reviewer, Education in a Free Society, 8e by Alexander Rippa (Longman Press). November 1995.
Faculty Council Secretary,
Program Committee, American Educational Studies Association, March 1993.
Planning Committee, Five-Year Teacher Education Program, The
HONORS AND AWARDS
Golden Key International Honor Society Honorary Member, 2002
Phi Eta Sigma Honorary Member, 2001
Selected for the Kellogg Foundation's
Finalist, Teacher of the Year, Walled Lake Central High School, 1998-1999.
Recipient, The A.E. Clark Award for Outstanding Graduate Student Research,
The
Nominee, The Baldwin Travel/Study Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award,
The
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