Shelley Warm 

Behavior, Cognition, Creativity, Early Childhood, Early Childhood Literacy, Education Types, Educational Studies, Elementary Education, Faculty Development, Field Experience, Higher Education, Literacy, Online and Distance Education, Primary / Elementary, Psychological Studies, Public Education, School Curriculum Areas and Issues, Teacher Education, Teacher Leadership, Teaching and Licensure, Technology, Technology Trends and Issues

• COI Certified Online Instructor, LERN, 2004
• Nova University, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Ed.D. 1991
• Nova University, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, M.S., 1987
• William Paterson University, Wayne, New Jersey, B.S. 1965

• Senior Lecturer, Faculty, SITE Program Coordinator, SITE M.Ed. Program, UF College of Education, School of Teaching and Learning (July 2007-Present): program coordination, teaching, supervision of graduate interns.
• Intern Supervisor and Lecturer (August 2006-2007) University of Florida. Responsible for instruction and field supervision of undergraduate and graduate students in the College of Education.
• Emeritus Faculty (May 2005) presently teaching online for Nova Southeastern University and Palm Beach Community College. I continue to mentor full-time and adjunct faculty in WebCT.
• Professor III - Early Childhood/Psychology (1993-2005)Palm Beach Community College, Boca Raton, Florida: responsibilities include curriculum development, mentoring other faculty, teaching courses in the classroom and on-line through WebCT.
• Department Chair Social Sciences/Education/Behavior Sciences: responsibilities include hiring/firing/supervising adjunct personnel; budget; textbook review and ordering; scheduling for full-time and adjunct faculty; syllabus advisement; observation of adjunct faculty; input in all areas of the college including facilities, events, student success, mentoring, program planning and review, strategic planning and technology.
• Program Manager-District Child Care Programs/Children First Curriculum Coordinator (1992-2000): Responsibilities included counseling students (CDA/Educational Exemption/Career Ladder in Early Childhood Education); Curriculum development and coordination; Determination of course fees; Selection of books/media/course handouts; Personnel selection and evaluation.
• Certified Family Life Educator-National Council on Family Relations (1991-2001): Enables individual to counsel/teach/publish on Family Issues such as Law & Public Policy, Education & Guidance, Societal Issues, Ethics, Resource Management, Life Span Development and Interpersonal Relationships.
• Grant Writer (1991- 1996): Palm Beach Community College Museum of Art- responsibilities included Budgeting/Financial Reporting; Management of Grants totaling over $400,000.00; Communication with State and Local Agencies, Boards of Directors, Architects, contractors and Organizational Employees.
• Palm Beach Community College: Wrote and received a Child Care Training Grant from Children Services Council; Wrote and received a Grant for Bridging Generations (an Intergenerational Child Care Workers Program) from IBM.
• Title Twenty Agency Grant: Writer/Preparer- the Agency received the Grant.
• Developer of Curricula: Palm Beach Community College - Bridging Generations, Child Development Associate Credential Program (CDA), Children First, Courses - Cooperative Communication Between Home and School, Creating with Art, Music & Storytelling, Mommy & Me, Parent Caregiver Project-Cornell University Pilot Program, Peace Education for Child Care Workers, Multicultural Education.
• Facilitator (1989-1990) - School Board of Palm Beach County: Parenting Classes.
• Adjunct Professor - Florida Atlantic University beginning 1989- Early & Middle Childhood ; Early Childhood