AARYN CLERK

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215-565-5499 Boston University School of Education 2017 -
aclerk@bu.edu B.S. in English Education, concentration in
ESL, minor in Women's, Gender, and
Sexuality Studies

LICENSURE
English Language Arts
Licensed in PA (7-12) and MA (5-12)
Practicum experience at Wimbledon College (London, England), a 6-12 all-boys school

English as a Second Language

Licensed in PA (K-12) and MA (5-12)
Practicum experience at Fenway High School (Boston, Massachusetts), a 9-12 pilot
school

EXPERIENCE

2017- Central Bucks School District 

2019 Before and Afterschool Teacher
Collaborate with other before/afterschool teachers to plan and execute activities for
elementary-aged students
Supervise and build positive relationships with students to engage them in play and
learning
Central Bucks High School South Colorguard Instructor
Work as a part of the Marching Titans instructional team to ensure a successful season for
the CBSMT
Design and teach colorguard choreography 
Plan and run colorguard rehearsals

2012- Art Dept. Studios

2019 Studio Supervisor and Art Instructor
Managed studio staff and oversaw studio operations, including management of event
calendar and communication with clientele
Collaborated with community partners, including local school districts, municipalities,
and businesses, to plan and execute programming and events
Taught art classes and camps to artists of all ages, including K-12 students, and wrote the
Summer Art Camp Curriculum

2015- LGBTQ.ed 
2017 Co-Director
Developed and implemented LGBTQ+ Safe Space and Advocacy Trainings for Boston-area
educators
Recruited and trained high school and college-aged workshop leaders to present at local
conferences and K-12 schools

2015- Boston University Community Service Center (CSC) 

2016 Program Manager
Recruited and managed volunteers for volunteer opportunities in the Boston-area
Worked with community partners to match them to volunteers
Collaborated with other CSC Progam Managers to plan and execute educational
programming and events, including a six-week afterschool program for middle schoolers