Lloyd Coffey

To serve as full-time mathematics instructor at North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics: Morganton Campus

Substitute Teacher at Alexander County Schools (2008-08 – 2014-12)

• Served as a substitute teacher on a day-to-day basis at times and on an interim basis at other times

Mathematics Teacher at Alexander County Schools (2006-08 – 2008-06)

• Taught Title I mathematics to sixth, seventh, and eighth grades during my first year of employment and seventh grade mathematics during my second year
• Served as coach/advisor for Math Counts team

Mathematics and Science Teacher at Hickory City Schools (2001-08 – 2005-12)

• Taught seventh and eighth grade mathematics (including Algebra I) and science
• Served as chairman of the Invitational Schools Committee which was responsible for coordinating student rewards activities
• Coached girls' basketball 2004-2005
• Served as coach/advisor for Math Counts team

Mathematics Instructor at Lenoir-Rhyne University (2000-08 – 2001-05)

• Taught both day and evening classes in statistics and finite mathematics on an interim full-time basis
• Served as sub-chairman of SACS Physical Resources Committee

Mathematics and Science Teacher at Hickory City Schools (1999-08 – 2000-05)

• Taught eighth grade mathematics and science

Part-time Mathematics Instructor at Lenoir-Rhyne University (1997-08 – 2005-05)

• Taught evening classes in statistics and finite mathematics on a part-time basis

Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Programming Instructor at Caldwell Community College (1975-08 – 1999-06)

• Taught a variety of mathematics (including pre-calculus, calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, and statistics), physics (including automotive science, algebra and trigonometry based technical physics, and calculus-based physics), and computer programming (including Fortran, BASIC, and Pascal) courses
• Served as coordinator of the mathematics curriculum from 1988-1999
• From 1993-1997, I served on three state-wide curriculum committees (mathematics, physics, and computer science) as the community college system transitioned from the quarter system to the semester system, which included creation of a system-wide common course library and transfer articulation agreements with the State University System.
• Served as faculty advisor to the Circle K Club from 1984-1989
• Coached women's basketball from 1978-1979 and 1980-1982
• Chaired a committee that created and administered a regional high school mathematics competition that was held annually on our campus
• Served as site coordinator for the Caldwell County Schools annual science fair that was held on our campus
• Served as faculty advisor to the chess club

Associate Coordinator of Developmental Studies/Advancement Laboratory at Caldwell Community College (1971-07 – 1974-08)

• Served as Associate Coordinator of Developmental Studies/Advancement Laboratory
• Taught developmental (remedial) mathematics courses
• Assisted with adult high school diploma program

High School Mathematics Teacher at Caldwell County Schools (1970-08 – 1971-06)

• Taught high school mathematics on a full-time basis at Hudson High School
• Served as faculty advisor for Mu Alpha Theta (student math club)

Middle School Certification in Education – Appalachian State University (1999-05 – 1999-07)

Graduate Level Courses in Mathematics and Adult Education – Appalachian State University (1989-01 – 1991-12)

Master of Science in Mathematics with community college instructor endorsement – Appalachian State University (1974-09 – 1975-08)

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Physics with secondary education certification – Appalachian State University (1966-09 – 1970-05)

Course Work in Physics – Columbia University (1969-06 – 1969-08)