Mr. Willie A. Funderburk

EDUCATION:

University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. {Studies in Adult Education} 2000
University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. {Studies in Secondary Education} 1986-1988
Howard University, Washington, D.C. M.S. {Physics} 1979
NC A&T State University, Greensboro, N.C. B.S. {Physics} 1970

TEACHING AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES:

2007- Benedict College, Columbia, S.C - Instructor of General Physical Science,
Chairman Athletic Committee, Faculty Athletic Representative and
Assist. Golf Coach

2005-2007 Benedict College, Columbia, S.C  Instructor Of General Physical
Science

1989-2005 Benedict College, Columbia, S.C -Instructor of General Physical Science
and General Physics. Biological Laboratory Instructor for Experimental
Freshman Class of 2004. Internal Evaluator for M.A.T.H.E (Minority
Access To Higher Education) Program.

1986-1989 Benedict College, Columbia, S.C - Instructor of Basic Mathematics,
College Algebra and Trigonometry

1996-2005 Allen University, Columbia, S.C - Instructor of Physical Science And
Physics

1986-1996 Allen University, Columbia, S.C - Instructor of Physics, Calculus,
College Algebra and Trigonometry

1983-1986       Camden Military Academy, Camden S.C - Officer (Captain) and
Instructor of Advance Algebra, Basic Mathematics, Computer Science,
Physics, Life and Health Science
Head coach of JV Basketball and Varsity Soccer teams and Assistant
Coach of Varsity Football and Basketball teams

1979-1982      Barber-Scotia College, Concord, N.C - Instructor of Physics, Calculus,
                        Physical Science, College Algebra, Trigonometry and Computer Science.
Principle Investigator and Director of the Ferromagnetic Fluid Program
Sponsored by the U.S. Army Research Office, Research Triangle,
Durham, N.C.
Instructor of Chemistry and Biology {Upward Bound Program}

1976-1979      Howard University, Washington DC - Department of Physics: Physics
                        Laboratory Instructor and Teaching assistant. Mentor to undergraduate
                       Physics students

1973-1976      Howard University  Department of Language: Assistant Laboratory Technician. Maintained and operated audiovisual equipment

1972-1973      Howard University - Comprehensive Science Department: Teacher's assistant, Computer operator and Physical Science Laboratory Assistant

1970-1972      Xerox Corporation, Rochester, N.Y - Quality Control Engineer.

Responsibilities included writing quality control inspection procedures, implementing corrective action plans for problem areas and maintaining the highest quality at the lowest possible cost for several Xerox copying machines.

1967          McNair, Washington, DC  Summer Employment: Assistant Machine

Operator. Operated and maintained several IBM sorting machines

PRESENTATIONS & PUBLICATIONS

Annual Session S.C.A.S., Charleston, S.C, March 29,1996 "Origami and Bonding in Medical Science " {joint paper Dr. AMBASHT/ W. Funderburk}

Chung, D.Y., Funderburk, W.A., Lin, J.X., and Popplewell, J. " Ultrasonic Velocity Measurement in Conductive Magnetic Fluids J. Appl. Phys.Vol. 53, No. 3,p.2736, 1982.

EXTRACURRICULAR AND ORGANIZATION:

Initiated, organized and advised campus organizations such as Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity, Boys Scouts of America, Science and Explorer's Club at Barber-Scotia (1980). Advisor of Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity at Benedict College (1985- present)

Head coach of the 81 and 82 intramural basketball and football championship teams {Barber-Scotia, 1979-1982}

HOBBIES

Golf, Chess, Photography, Tennis, Basketball and Fishing

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