MAIKO HATA
6-606 Greentown 3-11 Mizuo Ibaraki 567-0891
0726-32-0302
maiko@mail.miis.alumlink.com
http://www.geocities.com/maihata/Newindex.html
EDUCATION:
Master of Arts - Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)—1997
Monterey Institute of International Studies
Monterey, California
Bachelor of Arts - English Major —1996
Doshisha Women’s College of Liberal Arts
Kyoto, Japan
Teaching Certificate in English for Junior High School and High Schools – 1996
Doshisha Women’s College of Liberal Arts
Kyoto, Japan
TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
English:
Kansai University
Osaka, Japan (April 2002 - present)
Osaka University of Human Sciences
Osaka, Japan (April 2002 – present)
Senzoku Gakuen
Kawasaki, Japan (September 1999 –March 2002)
Senzoku Gakuen Junior College Intensive Program
Santa Cruz, California (August 1999; August 2000)
Senzoku Gakuen Junior College Bridge Program
Santa Cruz, California (March – June 1999)
Academic Advantage Summer Program at Educational Consulting International
Aptos, California (June – August 1998; June to August 1999)
Senzoku Gakuen High School Summer Intensive Program
Santa Cruz, California (July – August 1998; July – August 1999)
Japanese:
Monterey Institute Custom Language Service at Monterey Institute of International Studies
Monterey, California (June - July 1997; March 1998)
COURSES TAUGHT:
Academic study skills for high school and college study-abroad students
Composition (basic through advanced)
Computer: using the internet and building a website
Content-based language class: marine animals, endangered species
Conversation (basic through advanced)
Grammar (basic through advanced)
Seminars on American culture and survival courses for the study-abroad students
Speaking and Listening (basic through advanced)
Speech communication and debate
TOEFL Preparation
RELATED EXPERIENCE:
Content writer / translator for Englishtown.com (September 2000-Present)
ESL program administrator for Educational Consulting International
Aptos, California (May 1998 – August 1999)
Served as a bilingual counselor and translated various documents. Supervised conversation partners.
Activity Guide for Kwansei Gakuin University / Monterey Institute of International Studies Joint Program
Monterey, California (July – August 1997)
Organized cross-cultural activities for the ESL students. Served as a cultural and language liaison.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:
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TESOL member
TOEFL Test proctor / supervisor at Senzoku Gakuen (1999 – Present)
Attended JALT conference in Shizuoka, Japan (2000)
Attended TESOL convention in Seattle, Washington (1999) and in Vancouver, Canada (2000)
PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS:
Society of Testing English Proficiency Review
Senzoku Gakuen Memoirs (Expected March, 2001 - in print)
Students’ Challenges in ESL Homestay Programs
Paper presented at JALT Conference 2000
Shizuoka, Japan (November 2000)
Integrating Journal Entries to Intensive ESL Curriculum
Paper presented at TESOL Conference 2000 Vancouver, Canada (March 2000)
LANGUAGES:
Native speaker of Japanese; native-like proficiency in English; beginning level learner of Chinese.
INTERESTS:
Traveling, swimming, rock climbing, reading, movies and building web sites.
REFERENCES:
Carl McGary
Head Teacher, English Department
Senzoku Gakuen Junior College
2-3-1 Hisamoto, Takatsu-ku
Kawasaki-shi 213-8580
Telephone: (044) 856-2796
Email: Mcgary@Senzoku.ac.jp
Lynn Goldstein, Ph.D.
Professor, TESOL and Applied Linguistics
Monterey Institute of International Studies
425 Van Buren Street
Monterey, CA 93940 USA
Telephone: (831) 647-4100
Email: Lgoldstein@miis.edu
Barney Eredia
President
Educational Consulting International
170 Carol Way
Aptos, CA 95003 USA
Telephone: (831) 684-2661
Email: Barney_eredia@eci-ca.com
Jean Turner, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, TESOL / TFL
Monterey Institute of International Studies
425 Van Buren Street
Monterey, CA 93940 USA
Telephone: (831) 647-4100
Email: Jturner@miis.edu