University of Arkansas - Pulaski Technical College

College of Business & Information Technology | Paralegal Technology

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Adjunct Instructor

PLG 2803 - Paralegal Computer Support (Spring 2010-present)

This course introduces the importance of utilization of computers in the law office. Emphasis is on advanced legal applications of Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Students are introduced to litigation support software and are required to complete document preparation assignments applicable to the litigation process.

• Instructor of record; course development and overall instructional design.  Required for all paralegal students in their last year of Paralegal Program; delivered through online synchronous lectures

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PLG 2903 - Paralegal Trial Practice (Spring 2014-present)

This course covers trials and pretrial procedures. Special emphasis is placed on the actual drafting of pleadings, discovery documentation and motion practice. This course continues to stress the importance of utilization of computers in the law office with emphasis on litigation support software and billing software. Students are required to complete document preparation assignments applicable to the litigation process.

• Instructor of record; course development and overall instructional design.  Required for all paralegal students in their last year of the Paralegal Program; delivered through online synchronous lectures

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PLG 1302 - Tort Law (Fall 2015-present)

This course covers tort law and includes topics of negligence, intentional torts, strict liability, product liability, personal injury, litigation and insurance. Investigation, legal interviewing, pretrial preparation and settlement of tort cases are covered.

• Instructor of record; course development and overall instructional design; facilitated group discussions, assignments and exams; asynchronous online delivery

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PLG 2603 - Commercial Law  (Spring 2013-16)

This course covers business law of commercial transactions. Included are contract law, the debtor-creditor relationship, sales, commercial paper and secured transactions. The students are taught specific skills in the drafting of appropriate U.C.C. documents.

• Instructor of Record; facilitated group discussions, assignments and exams; asynchronous online delivery

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PLG 2502 - Family Law (Summer 2013)

This course covers legal issues in family relations, including the formation and dissolution of marriage, marital property, child custody and support and other related matters. Students draft appropriate legal documents.

• Instructor of record; course development and overall instructional design; facilitated group discussions, assignments and exams; asynchronous online delivery

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University of North Texas

College of Information | Department of Learning Technologies
 

Teaching Assistant to Dr. Jeff M. Allen

ATTD 5360 (Spring 2015) - Evaluation Seminar in ATPI

Seminar designed to assist master’s candidates in conducting research in the field of applied technology, training and development, including the dissemination and discussion of findings.

• Supervised Instructor; facilitated and scored group discussions and assignments; and provided feedback and guidance in data-driven research assignment to graduate-level students

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ATTD 5340 (Fall 2014) - Research Techniques in ATPI

General orientation to basic methods of research in applied technology, training and development; including the scientific method as a basis for analysis, interpretation of results.

• Supervised Instructor; facilitated and scored group discussions and assignments; and provided feedback and guidance in data-driven research assignment to graduate-level students

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Teaching Assistant to Dr. Kim Nimon

ATTD 5320 (Spring 2013) - Research Seminar in ATPI

Focuses on research issues in applied technology, training and development. Problems related to the fields of applied technology, organizational culture, training and human resource development, research designs and statistical methods for conducting research in training and development will be studied.

• Facilitated and scored group discussions and assignments, and provided feedback to graduate-level students

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Teaching Fellow

LTEC 3010 (Fall 2012) - Personal Development

Provides opportunities for students to develop themselves professionally. Special emphasis is placed on charting a course through goal setting, discovering and launching a career in today’s environment. Topics covered include determining avenues to find a job, creating a career portfolio and preparing for an interview, getting started at a new job, dressing for success, e-mail etiquette, diversity in the workforce, stress management, business etiquette, time management, and selecting and working with a mentor.

• Instructor of Record; facilitated and scored group discussions, assignments and exams; asynchronous online delivery

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El Centro College

Dallas County Community College

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Adjunct Instructor

LGLA 1313 - Introduction to Paralegal Studies (Fall 2007-Spring 2012)

An overview of the paralegal profession including, professional regulation, trends and issues, ethical obligations, and the paralegal's role in the delivery of legal services.

• Instructor of Record; course development and overall instructional design.  Required for all paralegal students in their first year of Paralegal Program