Resume

Personal Data

Name: Michael Paul McCurley Ort

Birth Place: Boston, Massachusetts U.S.A.

Date of Birth: July 19, 1955

Nationality: U.S. Citizen

Costa Rican Residence # 184-0000-61301

Civil Status: Separated

Address: Apartado 369-5000 Liberia, Guanacaste Costa Rica

E-mail: mmccu@hotmail.com, michaelpmccurley@yahoo.com

Telephones: (110) (506) 2665-1700 / 2665-1202 / 8996-0264

Languages: English, Spanish

Skills: Administration, computer simulation modeling,

editing,
education, graphical interface programming, journalism,
teaching, translation, and writing
Education

1999 Guided Study Program in System Dynamics (Computer Simulation Modeling)

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

1997 Masters (M.A.) in Educational Leadership (Administration)

Framingham State College

1993 Masters (M.Ed.) in Education

Framingham State College

1993 Licenciatura (Lic.) in English with Emphasis in Translation

Universidad Internacional de las Americas

1988 Bachelors (B.A.) in English (Suma Cum Laude)

Universidad Autonoma de Centro America (Colegium Magister)

1974 High School Diploma

Lexington High School

Resume of Michael McCurley--page 2

Work Experience

2009 Heladería y Cafeteía Sorbé General Manager and Owner—from 2004

Food Service, Internet café, virtual library and
courses
2003 Academia Teocali High School Principal
Director of Secondary, grades 7 through 11—from 2002

2001 Saint Mary School High School Principal

Description: Director of Saint Mary High School for grades 7
through 10.

2000 Lincoln School-- Employed as teacher—from 1990

Subject Area: English

Grades Taught: 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th
Electives: Speech, Journalism, International Baccalaureate
Clubs: Journalism, Media Applications
Special Programs: IBA2 English, 11th and 12th grades for the
International Baccalaureate Program
Administrative Practicum completed (400 hours) at Lincoln
School under Joseph Dunham with Framingham State College

Other Experience: Founding President of the Association Solidarista de

Empleados de Colegio Lincoln ASECOL (1991-1993)

1991 Editor for International Monetary Fund Representative—from 1988

--Edited the monthly Costa Rica IMF report to Washington, D.C. for Ignacio
Tampe

1989 Centro Cultural Costarricense Norteamericano—from 1981

Positions held:
Bi-National Center Testing Supervisor for administering exams
of U.S. testing agencies in Costa Rica (ALIGU, FMGEMS,GMAT,
GRE, MILLER, MICHIGAN, SAT, TOEFL, etc..) (1986-1989)

Core Teacher for EFL Teaching Program--Taught all levels of English

-basic, intermediate, advanced, business and conversation (1983-1988)

Language Laboratory Coordinator--Administered language lab and

audio-visual center (1981-1983)

*Written References: Telephone References:

Dennis Atkinson Dennis Atkinson 2250-4132
Mark Knez Harry Towne 2268-4670
*available if requested