Charlene "Charli" Eaton

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Higher education professional with strong teaching and curriculum development experience. Adept at creating interactive and engaging learning environments. Known for collaboration and flexibility in meeting institutional goals. Skilled in curriculum design and student mentorship.

Experienced with developing comprehensive curriculum and engaging lectures. Utilizes innovative teaching methods to enhance student learning and participation. Knowledge of educational best practices and commitment to academic excellence.

Experienced educator with solid background in developing and delivering course material that engages and challenges students. Strong ability to collaborate with colleagues and adapt to shifting academic needs while maintaining high standards. Skilled in curriculum development, student assessment, and fostering inclusive learning environment. Reliable and goal-focused, with passion for driving academic success and team cohesion.

Certified in Equity Minded Teaching 2025

Member Student Engagement Committee 2024 to present

Completed Classroom Safety Course 2024, 2025

Completed Title IX Training Every year since 2018

Completed Active Shooter Training 2024

Completed Universal Design Training 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025

Competent in use of Next Gen Classroom Technology

Competency in Online Teaching, several certifications with IT and Faculty Training Center

• YOUR CERTIFICATION NAME / WORKSHOP NAME LOREM IPSUM DOLAR SET DEC 2014

• October 27, 2027
• Richard Johnson
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• DEAR MR. JOHNSON
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• Yours Sincerly
• Claudia Branson

I speak and write some Spanish, use it in my classroom and am working to become fluent

I have extensive DEI Training from CSUSB

I am a member of Project Rebound on our campus and actively involved in mentoring formerly incarcerated students on both the San Bernardino and Palm Desert Campuses.

I have a long list of emails and letters from former students available for perusal, attesting to my abilities as an instructor