| Professional
Experience
2000-Present-- Journalism Adviser/English teacher
Palo Alto High School, Palo Alto High School, Calif.
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Advise Verde magazine, recognized in April 2001 as one of the top
three high school magazines in the counry
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Teach Critical Thinking and Writing (9th grade honors) and American Literature
(11th grade)
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Advised The Campanile, Paly's award-winning newspaper, during Spring
2001 semester
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Co-piloting new Web Journalism course beginning Fall 2002
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Serve as technology mentor to English department
1996-2000-- Journalism Adviser/English teacher
Lowell High School Journalism Program, San Francisco, Calif.
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Advised The Lowell on the Web, one
of the nation's top high school journalism Web sites, and its accompanying
newspaper
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Designed and taught one of the nation's only high school courses in Internet
Journalism
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Co-wrote ground-breaking curriculum for new course, Ethnic Literature/Writing
for Publication
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Taught World Literature and Advanced Composition
Spring 1996 -- Web/newspaper project coordinator
All-City Partners-in-Print, San Francisco, California
Managed all aspects of a highly regarded student newspaper and Web
site for a national high school journalism convention; solicited and received
more than $10,000 in cash and in-kind contributions to fund project.
1992-1995 -- Stringer
Newsweek Magazine, San Francisco, Calif.
Covered news and features in six Western states for an internationally
distributed weekly magazine; suggested and reported stories for Arts, Business,
Lifestyle, Mind, Nation, Periscope and Science sections. (Limited work
in 1999)
1992-1995 -- Copy editor/Member services coordinator
PR Newswire, San Francisco, Calif.
Edited and proofread press releases under deadline for a national wire
service. (three temporary positions totaling 13 months)
1990-1991 -- Reporter, assistant city editor
The Columbia Missourian, Columbia, Mo.
Covered criminal justice and general assignment beats for a daily newspaper
with a circulation of 6,000; some copy editing.
1990-1991 -- Teaching assistant
University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo.
Taught writing skills, reviewed lectures and graded research papers
for undergraduate journalism courses
1991 -- Assistant city editor
Columbia Missourian, Columbia, Mo.
Maintained news budget; assigned and edited students' stories under
deadline for a 6,000-circulation daily newspaper
1989 -- Assistant editor
Investigative Reporters & Editors, Columbia, Mo.
Wrote and edited abstracts of news articles for the IRE Journal Index,
a reference book for the quarterly journal of IRE, a national center for
investigative journalism.
HONORS AND AFFILIATIONS
Nominated for Adviser of the Year for 1997-98 by the California Newspaper
Publishers Association
New Adviser of the Year for 1996, Journalism Education Association of
Northern California
Advisory Board member for Campus
Ad Network
Journalism Educators Association of Northern California, member
National Scholastic Press Association,
member
EDUCATION
Course in Internet Journalism
City College of San Francisco
Topics covered included fundamentals of HTML, storytelling on the Internet,
online advertising, and legal and ethical issues of internet journalism;
course taught by editor-in-chief of wired.com. Fall 1998
Teaching credentials
San Francisco State University
Single subject secondary school credential in English, January 1996;
Cross-Cultural, Language and Academic Development (CLAD) certification,
January 1996
Master of Journalism<'I>
University of Missouri at Columbia
Concentration in International Journalism, May 1992
Bachelor of Arts
University of California at Berkeley
Major/Minor: Psychology/Creative Writing, May 1989 |
Personal
E-Mail: pbkandell@hotmail.com
Residence: Menlo Park |