Greetings! In the Spring of 1998, I was blessed to take part in the Semester at Sea Program, a shipboard voyage around the world. It's passengers, mostly students, take a full semester's worth of classes onboard the ship! The teachers are world renowned, literally, and the experience is one I will never forget.
Since taking this voyage, I have yearned to travel, to have new experiences, and to broaden my horizons!!! Further, I love to teach, and to inform, and I do this on a daily basis as a New York City Subway Conductor!!! I'm used to people from all over the world coming to meet me on the trains, but I figure it's time for me to go out and meet them...
I look forward to the experience of teaching while learning, and I hope to be contacted by you in the near future.
Below is my resume. My email adress is realliluv@yahoo.com, or you can call me at (570) 350- 9593.
Thanx so much!!!

Ralph N. Dunniehigh II
Permanent:
744 Arnow Avenue
Bronx, NY 10467
(570) 350-9593
realliluv@yahoo.com

Objective: A position teaching English in Korea, Japan, Latin America

BA Communications, University of Pittsburgh, May 1999
International Experience
Spanish Fluency

Relevant Experience:

Administrative Assistant to the Dean, Semester at Sea Program
1998
Provided clerical support in a shipboard voyage around the world
Responsible for the distribution of a weekly newspaper informing passengers of events
Informed passengers of changes, or delays in travel

Other Experience:

Subway Conductor, JANUARY,2006 -Present
MTA, New York, New York

Responsible for the safe passage of passengers on New York City Subway Trains
Providing travel directions to customers
Making announcements
Conflict Resolution
Informing Customers of the sights and sounds of New York City

Housing Assistant, March 2005-December 2006
New York City Housing Authority, New York, New York

Provided housing to low income families in the New York City Area
Ensured that rent was paid on time
Listened to and resolved conflicts and disputes among families
Ensured that housing was well maintained