Brian Lake

Optics Technology Supervisor at Sussex County Community College
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(386) 825-5501
Location
Newton, New Jersey, United States, JE

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Experience

    • United States
    • Higher Education
    • 200 - 300 Employee
    • Optics Technology Supervisor
      • Jul 2020 - Present

      Oversaw the development of a new program designed to train optical technicians in order to fill critical and in-demand positions in the optics manufacturing sector. Participated in direct instruction, laboratory design and maintenance, curriculum development, adjunct supervision, K12 outreach, and various other responsibilities. Oversaw the utilization of $2 million in Department of Defense subcontracted funds. Oversaw the development of a new program designed to train optical technicians in order to fill critical and in-demand positions in the optics manufacturing sector. Participated in direct instruction, laboratory design and maintenance, curriculum development, adjunct supervision, K12 outreach, and various other responsibilities. Oversaw the utilization of $2 million in Department of Defense subcontracted funds.

    • Higher Education
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Physics Teacher
      • Aug 2019 - Jun 2020

      Created curricula for two new courses (physics for 9th grade and innovation) and spearheaded efforts towards shifting physics from an 11th grade program to a 9th grade program. Was responsible for creating lessons, assignments, and laboratory explorations as well as teaching the material to students. Created curricula for two new courses (physics for 9th grade and innovation) and spearheaded efforts towards shifting physics from an 11th grade program to a 9th grade program. Was responsible for creating lessons, assignments, and laboratory explorations as well as teaching the material to students.

    • Summer Camp Instructor
      • May 2018 - Aug 2019

      (Summers only, two seasons) Developed, facilitated, and ran two week-long summer-camp curricula for children ages 8-14 (Experiments in Science and Advanced Experiments in Science). Was responsible for creating the cirricula, obtaining necessary space and materials, teaching students, and guiding hands-on learning. (Summers only, two seasons) Developed, facilitated, and ran two week-long summer-camp curricula for children ages 8-14 (Experiments in Science and Advanced Experiments in Science). Was responsible for creating the cirricula, obtaining necessary space and materials, teaching students, and guiding hands-on learning.

    • United States
    • Higher Education
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Learning Assistant
      • Jan 2018 - May 2018

      Assisted in teaching a course designed to aid other physics majors in their preparation for mid-track evaluations in the program. Was tasked with assisting in learning objects as well as running study sessions and individual tutoring when desired. Assisted in teaching a course designed to aid other physics majors in their preparation for mid-track evaluations in the program. Was tasked with assisting in learning objects as well as running study sessions and individual tutoring when desired.

    • United States
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • STEM Specialty Camp Director
      • Jul 2017 - Aug 2017

      (Summer only - One season)The last week of the on-season for Camp Somers is spent running specialty camps that focus on one particular set of subjects; the STEM camp was one of the new additions for the August 2017 season and was created and run by myself. Prior to the week of the camp’s run I was tasked with producing a schedule of activities for a week of program, procuring supplies, and building a staff to assist me. Furthermore, it was left completely to me what this camp would entail and the skills we would focus on.It was directed mostly towards teaching STEM related skills and critical thinking and saw a small group of four scouts participating in activities such as coding, experimentation in physics, nuclear science, robotics, botany, and crime scene analysis. Show less

    • NOVA Area Director
      • Jun 2016 - Aug 2017

      (Summers only - Two seasons)When I returned for my second summer at Camp Somers I was promoted to director of the area I had helped to build the year prior. This new position saw not only a return of my counseling responsibilities (teaching to boys of ages 11-17), but also new responsibilities centered around administrative tasks and preparing other staff members to teach the STEM related concepts.During my time in this position, I took on the teaching of new subjects such as home repairs. I also introduced many new topics to the area including game design, composite materials, and electronics. Show less

    • Backwoods Engineering Counselor
      • Jul 2015 - Aug 2016

      (Primarily summers - Two seasons)Camp Somers runs extra programs beyond the normal scope of Boy Scout summer camps; the Backwoods Engineering program is one of these and is meant to be an exploration of pioneering and engineering coupled with the outdoor nature of the BSA. While working as a counselor for this specialty camp, I was in charge of teaching a range of skills from simple knot-tying and lashing, to more complicated engineering and physics concepts to boys ages 11-17.During my involvement with this program I also worked closely with Camp COLEY, a co-ed program unaffiliated with the BSA, to introduce the program to their campers of ages 12-16. Show less

    • Merit Badge Counselor
      • Jun 2015 - Aug 2015

      (Summer only - One season)Running the course of the summer after completion of my first year of undergraduate studies at RIT, this position focused on teaching skills to the members of the BSA. I worked alongside two others to bring the camp’s STEM-focused area, NOVA, to life by teaching subjects including astronomy, robotics, chemistry, and electricity to boys ages 11-17.

Education

  • Rochester Institute of Technology
    Master of Science - MS, Astrophysics
    2014 - 2020

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