Eugene A. Voloshchenko

Address in the USA:

229 Hughes St, Seneca, SC 29677

Phone: (864) 356-3963

voloshe@clemson.edu

 

Education:

2000-2001 – Clemson University, Political Science and Management major.

1998-1998 – St. Paul University (Ottawa), Institute for Conflict Resolution.

1994-1999 – Lugansk State Teachers Training University. Specialist’s Degree in teaching English, German Languages and World's Literature.

1992-1994 – Eastern Ukraine University, School of Management.

Work Experience:

2001-current – Project Manager for SturgesGlobal, American Custom Software Development and E-Business Solutions Company.

2000-2001 – Assistant of the Chairman of Calhoun Lecture Series, Strom Thurmond Institute. 

1999-2000 – Lugansk State Pedagogical University, English Instructor. (1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd, 5^th years and graduate level). Conducted Practical English and English Phonetics classes.

1997-1999 – Lugansk High School #57. Teacher of Practical English. (5^th, 6^th, 10^th, and 11^th grades.)

1998-1998 – Canada Ukraine Parliamentary Program. Three months internship in the Federal Parliament of Canada (Ottawa).

1997-1998 – Interpreter for the CASE IH Corporation. Interpreting and Conducting of the business and technical courses for Ukrainian engineers.

1995-1998 – Interpreter for the American-Ukrainian Charity Organization “Helping Hands”. Translating for the American teachers and Ukrainian children of different ages during the summer Christian camps.

Voluntary Organizations:

1995-1997 – Public Relations Chairman of Eastern Ukraine’s English Club.

1997-1999 – Public Relations Chairman of Ukrainian Democratic Party “Moloda Ukraina.”

Awards and Scholarships:

2000 – U.S. Government scholarship to study Political Science and Management at Clemson University. 

1998 – Scholarship to take Conflict Resolution Courses at Canadian Institute for Conflict Resolutions.

1998 – Wasyl Martiniuk Scholarship to participate in Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program.

1998 – Best speaking and story telling in American-Ukrainian Culture Exchange Program “SHARE ‘98”.

1995 – Outstanding participation in American-Ukrainian Language and Culture Retreat.

1995 – First place in English Language Olympiad among the students of Lugansk State Teachers Training University. 

Working Skills:

Excellent organization, teaching, and leadership skills. Experience in managing large groups of people, good conflict resolution skills. Profound computer skills, extended work experience with MS Office programs, graphic applications (Adobe Photoshop, Corel Draw, Corel Photo Paint), competence in Web Page Design. Typing skills 250 char. /min. Languages spoken: English, German, Russian, Ukrainian.