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Laurie Hochstetler

Laurie Hochstetler

Princeton

Summary

Dynamic history educator with a proven track record at Princeton International School of Math and Science, excelling in lesson planning and curriculum development. Adept at fostering critical thinking and mentoring students, I leverage strong assessment design skills to enhance learning outcomes and drive academic success.

Overview

25
25
years of professional experience

Work History

History Instructor

Princeton International School of Math and Science
Princeton
08.2016 - Current
  • Created engaging lesson plans covering diverse history topics.
  • Facilitated classroom discussions to promote critical thinking and analytical skills.
  • Evaluated student performance through written, oral, and project-based assessments.
  • Collaborated with colleagues to improve curriculum effectiveness.
  • Contributed to faculty committees focused on curriculum development and assessment initiatives.

Rater

Educational Testing Services, ETS
Princeton
07.2015 - 08.2016
  • Assessed student performance against state educational standards.
  • Evaluated clarity, usage, idea development, and analysis in student writing.
  • Participated in training sessions to enhance skills in rating methodology.
  • Collaborated with colleagues to resolve discrepancies in scoring.

Assistant Professor of History

Western Washington University
Bellingham
09.2006 - 06.2014
  • Created engaging course materials tailored for diverse student populations.
  • Conducted research projects to enhance knowledge in academic field.
  • Mentored students on strategies for academic and professional growth.
  • Evaluated student performance using assessments and constructive feedback.
  • Presented research findings at national and regional academic conferences.
  • Contributed to departmental and university committees shaping academic policies.

Graduate Student Teaching Assistant

University of Virginia
Charlottesville
08.2000 - 06.2006
  • Facilitated discussions and supported classroom activities to enhance engagement.
  • Graded assignments, delivering constructive feedback to improve student learning outcomes.
  • Organized study sessions and review workshops to strengthen student comprehension.
  • Maintained communication with students to clarify course expectations and deadlines.
  • Implemented effective classroom management strategies to foster a positive learning environment.

Education

Ph.D. - History

University of Virginia
Charlottesville, VA
01-2007

Master of Arts - American History

University of Virginia
Charlottesville, VA
01-2001

Bachelor of Arts - History, Political Science

Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, MD
05-1999

Skills

  • Lesson planning and curriculum development
  • Assessment design and evaluation
  • Historical research and analysis
  • Student mentoring
  • Effective communication skills

Affiliations

  • Figure Skating
  • Reading
  • Cooking
  • Travel

Accomplishments

  • Published in professional fora, print and online, including The New England Quarterly and H-Net.
  • Presented at prestigious professional conferences, including The American Historical Association and The Berkshire Conference on Women's History
  • Recipient of various research fellowships, including the Oxford University Griffin Fellowship in Atlantic History, and Western Washington University Summer Research Grant.
  • Phi Beta Kappa, Johns Hopkins University

Timeline

History Instructor

Princeton International School of Math and Science
08.2016 - Current

Rater

Educational Testing Services, ETS
07.2015 - 08.2016

Assistant Professor of History

Western Washington University
09.2006 - 06.2014

Graduate Student Teaching Assistant

University of Virginia
08.2000 - 06.2006

Ph.D. - History

University of Virginia

Master of Arts - American History

University of Virginia

Bachelor of Arts - History, Political Science

Johns Hopkins University