Curriculum Vitae

CHARLES BENJAMIN C. MAMOLO
730 Allen Road #36 ~ Manhattan Kansas 66502
Tel. No. (785) 537-2303                                                       Email: cbmamolo@phys.ksu.edu

HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER ~ COLLEGE INSTRUCTOR~ MENTOR TO THE YOUNG, PRESERVICE and INSERVICE TEACHERS~EDUCATIONAL RESEARCHER~BUSINESS MANAGEMENT APTITUDE

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

 

August 2006 - Current            

Kansas State University – College of Education
Graduate Teaching Assistant in a graduate level educational research methods course

 

Graduate research for an NSF funded project: National Study on Undergraduate Science (STEEP – Science Teacher Education and its Effect on Practice)

August 2005 - 2006

Kansas State University – Graduate School
Conducts surveys, maintains website, organizes orientations, acts as liaison when necessary and general office work.

Summer 2005

Kansas State University – Physics Education Research Group
Designs and develops interview protocol, conducts interviews, and analyze qualitative data.

August 2003 – May 2005

Professional student, recipient of Ford Foundation International Fellowship Program

June 1999 – July 2003

University of San Carlos – Faculty of Physics Department, and Science and Mathematics Education Institute, Nasipit Talamban, Cebu City, Philippines
Teaches introductory college physics to Arts, Engineering and Physics Education students.  Develops course materials and conducts physics education research.  Supervises the teaching practice of physics education pre-service secondary teachers and conducts summer long training to in-service secondary physics teachers.

June 1998 – March 1999

Ateneo de Manila University – Faculty of Physics Department, Loyola Heights Quezon City, Philippines
Teaches introductory college physics and develops physics laboratory experiments and manuals.

April 1993 – April 1998

Don Bosco Technology Center – Faculty of Basic Education Department, Punta Princesa, Cebu City, Philippines
Teaches high school physics for four years and chemistry for a year.  Organizes the science laboratories and coordinates the science subjects.  Advices the science club.

 

 

EDUCATION

 

2006 – Present

Kansas State University Manhattan, Kansas, 66502
Ph.D. Student in Curriculum and Instruction (Science Education)
Dissertation topic: The Impact of the Science Curriculum on Future Teachers’ Area of Concentration Decision

2003 – 2006

Kansas State University Manhattan, Kansas, 66502
Masters in Physics
Thesis: Student Learning and Dynamic Transfer While Interacting with the Constructing Physics Understanding Curriculum
Fellowship: Ford Foundation International Fellowship Program

2002 – 2003

De La Salle University Taft Avenue, Manila, Philippines
Masters in Physics Teaching (All academic courses accomplished and comprehensive exam passed)

1995 – 1998   

University of San Carlos P. del Rosario St., Cebu City, Philippines
Masters in Business Administration
Thesis: The Machine Section of the Don Bosco Tachnology Center Cebu City:  Effective Capacity Management                         
Award: Best Graduate Research

1989 – 1992

Don Bosco College Canlubang, Laguna, Philippines
Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education
Major in Physics and Minor in Chemistry                               
Award: Graduated Cum Laude

 

 

PUBLICATIONS

 

Dynamic Transfer and Learning Using a Constructivist-Based Curriculum.
Charles Mamolo, Peter Fletcher & N. Sanjay Rebello in Proceedings of NARST, 2006

 

 

Physics Experimentation Using Coach Lab II (hardware) and Coach 5 (software). Charles Mamolo, Nilo Capistrano and Ed van den Berg in proceedings of the 18th SPP Congress in Palawan (Philippines), October 2002, 283-284.

 

 

Teaching Physics Modeling Using Computer Interfaced Video: The Case of Paper Baskets. Charles Mamolo, Ed van den Berg, and Nilo Capistrano in proceedings of the 19th Samahang  Pisika ng Pilipinas Physics Congress, October 2001.

 

 

PROFESSIONAL UNDERTAKING AND DEVELOPMENT

 

July 2005

Association of American Physics Teachers – National Conference, University of Utah – Utah
Presents a Poster in the Physics Education Research Group Sessions

July 2004

Association of American Physics Teachers – National Conference, California State University – Sacramento
Participant

 

Leadership for Social Justice, Institute for Social Justice, Brattleboro, Vermont
Participant among 60 fellows from 18 countries      

October 2002

20th Philippine Physics Congress (Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas), Ateneo de Naga University, Bicol, Philippines
Conducts a workshop in parallel session: “Simple activities in Thermodynamics”

December 2001

International Conference on Computer and Information Technology in Physics Education, University of the Philippines

 

Authors and conducts workshop in a parallel session: “Teaching Physics Modeling using Interfaced Video: The Case of Paper Baskets”

 

Co-presents in a parallel session: “Newton’s Rate of Cooling with a PC”

 

Assists in a Plenary Session: “Good Labs, Bad Labs, Good Computer Labs, Bad Computer Labs”

December 2001

19th Philippine Physics Congress (Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas), Saint Mary’s University, Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines

 

Authors and presents in a parallel session – “Teaching Physics Modeling using Computer Interfaced Video: The Case of Paper Baskets”

 

Co-conducts a workshop in a parallel session: “Simple Electric Circuits”

April 2001

23rd National Physics Convention (Philippine Physics Society) Divine Word College, Bohol, Philippines
Co-presents in a parallel session: “Demonstrating physics with a simple improvised equipments”

October 2000

18th Philippine Physics Congress (Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas), Asturias Hotel, Palawan, Philippines
Authors and presents a paper in a parallel session: “Physics Experimentation Using Coach Lab II (hardware) and Coach 5 (software)”

April – May 2000

Project RISE 2000, Intensive Science and Mathematics Teacher Program (Elementary Science and Mathematics Teachers 3), Sponsored by the Department of Science and Technology Science Education Institute, University of San Carlos, Cebu City, Philippines
Teaches physics to elementary teachers in an interactive – student centered manner.

February 2000

Philippine Physics Society (Cebu Chapter), Univesity of San Carlos, Cebu City, Philippines
Co-lectures and facilitates a seminar-workshop: “Interactive Teaching – Optics and Electromagnetism”

March – April 2000

AMSTEL Institute, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam City, Netherlands
Conducts experiments using Coach 5 software and hardware.  Video capturing of kinematic events, processing and analyzing of data were done.  Real time experiments were done too.

October 1999

17th Philippine Physics Congress (Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas), Leyte Normal University, Tacloban City, Philippines
Co-lectures and facilitates a demonstration-workshop: “Simple Experiments in Fluid Dynamics”

October 1999

Science Teacher Education Project Southern Philippines,
University of San Carlos, Cebu City, Philippines
Participates a seminar on: “Alternatives in Teaching Basic Mathematics”

April – May 1999

Project RISE Training Program for Secondary Physics Teachers, Sponsored by the Department of Science and Technology Science Education Institute, University of San Carlos, Cebu City, Philippines
Co-trains secondary physics teachers in Region 7

October 1998

16th Physics Philippine Congress (Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas), Ateneo de Manila University, Quezon City, Philippines
Co-facilitates a demonstration-workshop: “Demonstrating Physics”

May and October 1996

Global Tops Seminar, Don Bosco Technology Center and St, Catherine’s College, Ceby City, Philippines
Organizes and trains elementary and secondary teachers in the use of simple equipments as tools for learning basic physics

August 1994

Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines, Region 7, seminar-workshop on trends in Physics Teaching, University of San Carlos, Cebu City, Philippines
Participant

May 1994

Republic of the Philippines, National Board of Teachers
Passes the National Licensure Exam for Secondary Teachers with Major in Physics and Minor in Chemistry

 

 

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP

 

2004 – present

American Association of Physics Teachers

1998 - present

Physics Philippine Congress (Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas)

 

 

EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

 

2005 – Present

Ford Foundation International Fellowship Alumnus

2005 – Present

Education Graduate Student Organization, member

2004 – Present

KSU Philippine Student Association, Helps organize cultural presentations in and outside KSU campus, raise funds for marginalized sectors in the Philippines

2003 – 2005

Ford Foundation International Fellow

2000 – 2002

Science Education Student Organization, Advises the organization whose membership came from students enrolled in Bachelor of Science in Education, Major in Physics-Mathematics or Physics-Chemistry

1989 – Present

Don Bosco Alumni Organization, member
Participates in sports and outreach program.

1993 – 1998

Salesian Youth Movement, Member
Organizes and participates in youth activities such as Mass Media Awareness, International World Youth Day (Manila), Choir, Retreats and Recollections and Summer Camps.

1994 – 1998

Don Bosco Technology Center, Science Club
Organizes and Coordinates activities such as Exhibitions, Science Play, Quiz Ball, Trekking and Tree Planting.

1995 – 1998

Cebu Archdiocese Youth Coordinating Council,
Organizes and participates in Local and International World Youth Day (Manila).

1989 – 1993

Catechist
Teaches Roman Catholic beliefs and practices to secondary students.