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This document is a resume for Matthew Haley that summarizes his work and education experience. It shows that he has worked as a teacher's assistant at the University of Texas at Austin, as a student athlete tutor at UT Austin, and as a docent at The Crow Collection of Asian Art in Dallas. It also lists his M.A. in Area Studies/History from UT Austin and his B.A. in English Literature from Southern Methodist University. It includes skills, academic awards, presentations, and a published M.A. thesis on Hangul orthography in pre-colonial Korea.
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- 1. Experience Teachers Assistant (TA) University of Texas at Austin, Austin 2010-2011 Student Athlete Tutor University of Texas at Austin, Austin 2009-2010 Docent The Crow Collection of Asian Art, Dallas 2008-2009 Office Assistant & ProBuilding Maintenance, Dallas 2002-2009 Tenant Maintenance Elementary School Tutor Project Transformation (AmeriCorps), Dallas 2006-2007 Librarians Assistant SMU, Dallas 2004-2005 Education University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX Dec. 2011 M.A. Area Studies/History Thesis: Hangul Orthography in Pre-Colonial Korea Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX May 2007 B.A. English Literature Skills Academic and commercial research - Information gathering and organization, effective presentation/communication skills (see Activities below). Creative and technical writing - Correspondence, Copywriting, Advertising. Korean language - Basic reading/speaking proficiency in the Seoul dialect. Tech savvy - Graphic and webpage design, PC/MAC, Office, Wordpress, Adobe InDesign. Academic POSCO Fellowship, graduate work, University of Texas at Austin (18 months, ~$35k) Awards UT Travel Grant, conferences, Trinity 2011, U.C. Berkeley 2012 ($600) POSCO Grant, summer language course, Sogang University, South Korea, 2010 ($3.5k) The Korea Society Scholarship, UNESCO Conference, Icheon, South Korea 2008 ($2.5k) Presentations University of California at Berkeley, The Aesthetic Dimension of Hangul in Pre-Colonial Korea / Activities Parameters of Identity, graduate student conference, (January 2012) Trinity University, Nationalist Orthography: Hangul in Pre-Colonial Korea Southwest Conference on Asian Studies annual conference, San Antonio, TX (October 2011) International Study Abroad (ISA), Lecture for a corporate audience on prospective programs in Korea, Austin, TX (2009) UNESCO 43rd International Youth Camp, Conference & community service, Icheon, South Korea (2008) Southern Methodist University, Post-Baccalaureate Research, History Department (3 credit hours) Topic: It Hirobumis Legalization of Korea (2008) Southern Methodist University in Suzhou, Junior year study abroad at Suzhou University, P.R.C. (2006) Publications Han'gul Orthography in Pre-Colonial Korea. Haley, Matthew (M.A. Thesis). Austin: University of Texas Digital Repository, 2012. c: 512-696-1143 e: mattrhal@utexas.edu w: mattrhal.com