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College of Arts and Sciences
Department of Government and History
Govt and Hist LogoDIANNE WHITE OYLER, Ph.D.
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     Spring 2005 Advisement:  Please make an appointment for advisement during Registration week.   I must assign your registration number before you can use the  telephone or web registration service.  Then go to Web for Students to  complete registration.

    History Club Russell Farley

    PHI ALPHA THETA History National  Honor Society       President:  Joe Sennebaum   Vice President: Molly Utley          Secretary Treasurer:  Beth Kuhnert
FAYETTEVILLE COMMUNITY SERVICE
  • Presentation on and Conversations with students Current Events to students at Midway High School, Ms. Carolyn A. Bowden, Teacher, November 12, 2004
  • Teacher workshop on Africa for 7th grade teachers of African studies, Educational Resource Center, Ms. Michelle McLaughlin, Secondary Social Studies Supervisor November 8, 2004
  • Teacher workshop on teaching methods, Educational Resource Center, Ms. Paris Ann Moore, Elementary Coordinator, October 19, 2004
  • Presentation on Africa to 7th grade students at Gray's Creek Middle School, Ms. Anethia Baker, December 12, 2004
  • Judging Cumberland County Teacher of the Year 2002-2003 August 27, 2002
  • Presentation of the Revised Social Studies Curriculum and Task Analysis to Second Grade Teachers at Douglas Byrd High School August 16, 2002
  • Consultant to Elementary School Social Studies Teachers in creating the new Task Analysis for the Revised Social Studies Curriculum grades K-5, Paris Ann Moore Coordinator,  May 28 & 30, June 4 & 5 
  • Teacher Workshop Africa in the Elementary School Curriculum, W.T. Brown Elementary School, Ms. Paris Ann Moore Coordinator, May 1, 2002
  • Presentation to Student Body at Pauline Jones Elementary School on Women in History,  Natalie Smith, Teacher’s Assistant (March 27, 2002)
  • Presentation "Home of Anansi the Spider" for Kindergartern students at C. Wayne Collier Elementary school. Paula Horne, March 22, 2002        
  • Teacher Workshop for Elementary School Teachers "Using Children's Literature to Teach the Social Studies:  More African American Topics."  Ms. Paris Ann Moore Coordinator, October 2001
  • Teacher Workshop for Elementary School Teachers "Teaching Positive Character Traits through Literature" at E.E. Miller Elementary School, Paris Ann Moore, Coordinator, October 2001.
  • Teacher Workshop for Elementary School Teachers Using Children's Literature to Teach the Social Studies:  African American Topics." at W.T. Brown Elementary School,  Ms. Paris Ann Moore Coordinator, August 17, 2001
  • Presentation to Elementary School Teachers on Teaching about Africa in the Elementary School Classroom at W.T. Brown Elementary School, May 2001
  • Presentation to Secondary Social Studies Teachers "Islam in the Slave Trade" at Fayetteville State University March 2001
  • 1999 Presentation on Timbuktu and Trans-Saharan Trade to Seventh Grade at Pine Forest Middle School, Nov. 1, 1999.
  • 1999 Briefings on West African countries for the 96th Civil Affairs Batallion, Ft. Bragg, NC, September 22 & 29, 1999.
  • 1999 Recertification Workshop for Cumberland and Hoke County Schools, "Teaching about Africa," June 21-22, 1999
  • 1999 Presentation on African Culture for Observance of Black History Month at Honeycutt Elementary School (2/26/99)
  • 1999 Presentation on African Culture for Observance of Black History Month at Mary McArthur Elementary School, (2/24/99)
  • 1999 Presentation on African Culture for Observance of Black History Month at Vanstory Hills Elementary School, (2/10/99)
  • Presentation on African Culture for Observance of Black History Month at St. Patrick's Educational Center (grades k-8),( 2/5/99)
  • 1999 Presentation on Timbuktu and Trans-Saharan Trade to Seventh Grade at Pine Forest Middle School (1/22/99)
  • 1999 Presentation to Cumberland County Social Studies Teachers on activities for keeping Africa in focus in the classroom (1/12/99)
OTHER COMMUNITY SERVICE MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA:
  • 1998 Appointed Executive Director of the Minot Area Council for International Visitors
  • 1997 Moderator for a panel of eight visiting African professionals discussing "Civic Education in the African Context: Problems and Prospects" sponsored by the Minot Area Council for International Visitors and the United States Information Agency
  • 1997 Presentation for Global Awareness Day at Minot City High School, Magic Campus
  • 1997 Presenter for the Herstory event sponsored by the Minot Council on Women and the Minot State University Women's Resource Center
  • 1997 Lecture for the Minot Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa
  • 1997 Lecture for the Delta Kappa Gamma International Honor Society of Women Educators, Gamma Chapter, Minot
FSU UNIVERSITY SERVICE Faculty Advisor: 
  • History Club
  • Phi Alpha Theta History National Honor Society
Committee Assignments: 
  • College of Arts and Sciences:
    • Black History: This committee plans, coordinates, publicizes, and implements activities and events for February in celebration of Black History Month, and throughout the year.
    • Chesnutt Arts Festival: This committee's charge is to plan, coordinate, publicize, and implement activities and events for April for the Charles Chesnutt Festival.
  • Department of Government and History:
    • Teacher Education Committee: This committee is responsible for recommendation of applicants for admission and the implementation of the Teacher Education Program.
    • Lecture Series Committee: This committee plans monthly lecture, symposium, or workshop activities.
    • International Studies/Intercultural Affairs: explores and develops strategies to enhance the international and multi-cultural content of the academic curricula and plans programs that contribute to international and intercultural understanding within the general public.
    • History Graduate Committee:  This committee is responsible for all business pertaining the graduate program in history. 
    • Black History Committee:  This committee is responsible for planning Black History Month activities for the department.
OTHER UNIVERSITY SERVICE In the meantime, if you are interested, you can see some of the ways I have served universities in the past. 
  • Minot State University:
    • 1997 Chair Constitutional Revision Committee for the Faculty Senate, Minot State University
    • 1997 Lecture "Writing the Reality: Women Writers of African Descent" and Panelist--"Women and the Literary Canon" at the Women's Renaissance of Writing Conference sponsored by a North Dakota Humanities Council grant, the Minot State University Humanities Department, and the Minot Student Activities Committee.
INTERNATIONAL SERVICE
    Books for Liberia: The collection, transportation, and distribution of four tons of textbooks from Clay County School District, Florida to Bong County, Liberia in 1989
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