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CV Abstract for Stephen B. Stryker
1993 to present: Professor, Department of English, California State University, Stanislaus (Turlock, CA): Coordinator of TESOL Programs, and adjunct faculty in Spanish.
Director of Stanislaus Winter program in Cuernavaca, Mexico, 2003-present. Developer and teacher of an intensive Spanish curriculum (Spanish 1000). Campus coordinator for WASC Reaccreditation, 1996-1999.
Chair of campus Self-Study Team, 2005-2010.
Author of Stanislaus President’s (Marvalene Hughes) Annual Report 2000-2001, and Seven-Year Report, 2002.
Author and editor of Content Based Instruction in Foreign Language Education, Georgetown University Press,1997.
1990-1992: Special Assistant to the Provost for Academic Affairs, California State University, Stanislaus: coordination and administrative support for faculty and curriculum development projects.
Adjunct Professor in departments of Modern Languages, Teacher Education, and English.
Summer visiting professor at University of Arizona (Tucson) in Second Language Learning and Teaching (SLAT) doctoral program.
1984-1989: Head of the Spanish Department of the Foreign Service Institute (FSI), U.S. Department of State, Washington, D.C.: personnel management, budgeting, planning, proficiency testing and evaluation, curriculum development, text writing, teacher training, and inter-agency liaison.
1972-1984: Instructor of Spanish and ESL, Instituto Norteamericano, Seville, Spain; Instructor of ESL, Instituto Americano de Linguas, Lisbon, Portugal. Instructor of Spanish, Portuguese, and ESL, and lecturer in ESL Methodology, University of Arizona (Tucson).
Federal Title VII Fellow for doctoral work, 1981-84. Ph D, University of Arizona, Educational Foundations and Administration (Second Language Education). Other degrees: MA in BE/ESL, MA in Spanish Literature, BA in Latin American Studies.
1968-1972: U.S. Army, Military Intelligence: Case Officer and Intelligence Analyst for U.S. Army Field Activities Command, Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico. Rank: Captain.
Overseas residence and languages: Ten years residence outside of USA: Canada, Mexico, Guatemala, Puerto Rico/Caribbean, Spain, and Portugal. Foreign languages: Spanish (FSI rating 4+) and Portuguese (FSI rating 2+).
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