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Phyllis P. Duryee
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Phyllis Duryee serves on the faculty of Franklin University in the area of Arts and Sciences. She has been at Franklin University for 18 years and serves as the Lead Faculty for Global Issues. Mrs. Duryee holds degrees from The Ohio State University, Kent State University and from Lake Erie College. Additionally, she has a graduate certificate in Business Administration from Harvard Business School. Prior to coming to Franklin, Mrs. Duryee was the Director of the English Language Institute at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. She serves on boards of several international organizations and has traveled throughout the world. Choose a category by selecting the appropriate header. |
| M.A., | The Ohio State University, 1977, Foreign Language Education Linguistics |
| B.S., | Kent State University, 1966, Education |
| Graduate Certificate, | Harvard Business School, 1962, Business Administration |
| A.B., | Lake Erie College, 1960, Economics/Spanish |
| 1998-Present | Franklin University, Lead Faculty, General Education. Course Manager. Developed coursework for: Global Issues; Macro and Micro Economics; BSAD 110 (put course into on-line format); Franklin Faculty Orientation; Global Business Issues; and Learning Strategies (Team) |
| 2000-2001 | Developed curriculum for Global Cultures |
2003-2004 |
Franklin University, Associate Dean, Ross School of Leadership and Management, |
| 2001-2003 | Franklin University, Assistant Dean, Ross School of Leadership and Management |
| 2000 | U.S. State Department trip to Arkangelsk and St. Petersburg, Russia: Reviewed Community Connections program in these cities-Consultant |
| 1998-2000 | Franklin University, Program Chair, Global Business, Lead Faculty, English as a Second Language |
| 1997 | Franklin University, Interviewed prospective students for Franklin University at Dohto University, Sapporo, Japan - Consultant |
| 1991-1998 | Franklin University, Assistant Director, Teaching and Learning Center |
| 1986-1987 | Organization of American States, Washington DC, English for Academic Purposes, Consultant |
| 1984-1991 | George Mason University, Fairfax VA, Director, English Language Institute |
| 1983-1984 | Bell Laboratories, Columbus OH, English for Special Purposes, Consultant |
| 1979 | Participated in an Inter-American seminar in Jamaica, Trinidad, and Colombia. Seminar was co-sponsored by the U.S. State Department and the League of Women Voters - Consultant |
| 1977-1984 | The Ohio State University, Program of Continuing Education, Instructor, ESL |
| 1966-1977 | Upper Arlington High School, Columbus OH, Teacher, Spanish |
| 1961-1966 | E.W. Bliss Company, Canton OH, Assistant Director, Public Relations |
| 2006 | Workshop on Cultural Issues in the Classroom, Washington, DC |
| 2000 | ISFL course on how to teach online |
| 1991-2001 | TESOL Conferences, presenter at three |
| 2009 | Presentation on Human Rights for Columbus Council on World Affairs, Great Decisions Programs |
| 2008 | Presentation on Developing Community in On-Line Courses, Sloan Conference, Orlando, FL |
| 2007 | Presentation on Faculty Development, Sloan Conference, Orlando FL |
| 2006 | Presentation on Global Cultures, Global Study Group, Muskingum Library |
| 2005 | League for Innovation, Tampa, FL, XML in Course Design, A Faculty Perspective |
| 2005 | Presentation on Global Cultures, Columbus Council on World Affairs |
| 2002 | Franklin Professional Development Workshops: Grading Effectively, Classroom Management, Culture in the Classroom, Using International Students Effectively, Giving Good Feedback, Telling Your Story |
| 2002-2005 | Faculty Staff Orientation to the Franklin Model |
| 1991 | Center for Applied Linguistics, Seminar participant on Integrating Language, and Content Instruction: Teacher Training Manual, Washington DC |
| 1990 | Reader - FIPSE Proposals - U.S. Department of Education, Washington DC |
| 1987-1991 | Reviewer - Textbooks on ESL Content-Based Experiential Education and Presentation Skills, Prentice-Hall and Newbury House Publishers |
| 1991 | Presenter - Worldnet Teleconference, United States Information Agency, Rabat, Morocco, "ESL Teacher Training"; Workshops in ESL program implementation for USIA visitors from Poland, Yugoslavia, the Near East, Asia. Seminar for overseas visitors from Eastern Europe for the School for International Training, Brattleboro, VT |
| SMBH Structural Engineering, Board Member | |
| IVC, International Visitors Council of Columbus | |
| Harvard Business School Club of Columbus, Board of Directors | |
| Columbus Cultural Arts Center, Secretary, Board of Volunteers | |
| Tutor, Stewart Elementary School, Columbus OH |
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