Mildred Antenor
24 College Drive, Unit C-1C
Jersey City, NJ 07305
201.892.2075
mildredantenor@yahoo.com
www.MildredAntenor.com


CURRICULUM VITAE

EDUCATION
Master of Arts in Liberal Studies, M.A.L.S., Rutgers University Newark, New Jersey
Bachelor of Science, Communication Arts, St. John s University New York, New York
Associates, Liberal Arts, Kingsborough Community College New York, New York

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Kean University (2007 to date)
Department Women s Studies; Course taught Introduction to Women s Studies. Taught over 2.500 college students key concepts in gender theory, emphasizing the historical development of masculinity and femininity. Explored social problems with students dealing with: women in prison, women and wrongful convictions, women and child abuse, women and gang violence, female convicts and prison conditions. Students completed course with a critical understanding of the social ills that plague society and the analytical skills to address them in verbal and written form.


New Jersey City University (2003 to date)
Department Women and Gender Studies; Courses taught Women s Lives, Women and Work, Diversity and Difference. Instruct university students in women and gender studies. Explores key concepts in gender theory, emphasizing the social construction and historical development of masculinity and femininity. Considers how gender intersects with other aspects of identity and social categorization, like race, class, nationality, ethnicity, age and sexual orientation. Topics discussed and examined: women in prison, domestic violence, race and crime in women s lives, women in the criminal justice system, families of prisoners, prison labor, racial profiling, feminism, racism, sexism, ageism, classism.

Seton Hall University (2000 to date)
Department: English; Course taught Business Writing - Teach college students: business writing, reports, memos, communication, interviewing and letter-writing skills. Proficiency in areas of: grammar, sentence structure. Students are also taught the essentials of reading and writing critically, public speaking in addition to speech delivery and analysis. Teach job search methods, and research skills. Proven success record with students entering entry-level jobs and internships. Work closely with Career Counseling Center on campus. Mentors students through the interviewing and placement process. Activities: Advisor for the Martin Luther King Jr. Leadership Program.





BROADCASTING EXPERIENCE
WBGO 88.3 FM, Newark, New Jersey (2007 to date)
" Create, write and edit commentaries on current event issues relating to women.
" Write topical three-minute commentaries each month. Subjects include: the lack of diversity in the newsroom that is reflected in stories that aren t covered, the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti, the effects on women who stand by their politician husbands during difficult times.
" Commentary topics include: Women in Politics, Women and Body Image, HIV/AIDS, Women Enablers&
" Creator and host of the WBGO Journal talk show, focusing on women s concerns regarding relationships, careers, parenting and self-image. Aired November 2009.

Media Commentator
" The WPIX NY ch.11 Morning News " CUNY TV
" Good Day Street Talk
" WLIB Radio " Caucus New Jersey
" WBGO Radio
" The O Reilly Factor " My 9 News
1190 AM WLIB Radio, New York, New York (1999-2003)
" Radio newscaster, generated controversy and heated debates from listeners, raised listenership to over 1 million.
" Reported on local, national and international news.
" Generated a loyal listenership for breaking news and information in the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut area.
" News topics included: domestic violence, pro-choice / right-to-life concerns for women, community activists, and political, economic and social issues facing immigrants.
" Co-created and co-hosted a call-in radio show discussing political, educational and health topics.

The New York Times, Village Voice, Black Enterprise Magazine, New York, NY (1990-2000)
" Conducted meetings with CEO s of Fortune 500 companies to track new developments in news/media.
" Researched and coordinated statistical information on over 600 articles.
" Generated headlines edited and developed story ideas.
" Published articles include: education in the Black community, fighting illegal drugs, adult illiteracy.
" Pre-edited articles scheduled for publishing.

COMPUTER SKILLS AND WORKSHOPS
Microsoft Office Suite: Blackboard: Canvas: Social Network Sites and workshops: Proficient in Business Applications in MAC and PC: Diversity & Social Justice pedagogy workshops: Writing Across the Curriculum Pedagogy, Online Instruction Pedagogy Workshops
LANGUAGES French (Oral, Written); Fluent Haitian Creole (Oral, Written)
SCHOLARSHIP
Professional writer and presenter for publications, airways and academia. A compelling analyst, educator and storyteller with expertise in women, immigration and lifestyle issues.

Professional Writings and Presentations

Current - The Gladioli Are Invisible: A Memoir release date Spring 2019

Jan 5, 2018, 88.3 FM WBGO Journal Commentary, Two Months After the Women s March, Now What?
Dec. 15, 2017, 88.3 FM WBGO Journal Commentary, Treat Immigrants with Respect
Aug 4, 2017, 88.3 FM WBGO Journal Commentary, Enough Lame Excuses
May 31, 2017, 88.3 FM WBGO Journal Commentary, Stop the Negative Energy Ladies
Nov 11, 2016, 88.3 FM WBGO Journal Commentary, Racial Bias
April 24, 2015, 88.3 FM WBGO Journal Commentary, Protests Against Police Brutality
May 2014, Sheraton Hotel, NYC for the Emma Bowen Foundation moderated a panel discussion on the benefits of graduate school.
March 2014, New York Historical Society, The Death of Trayvon Martin and the Societal Aftermath moderated the discussion with Frederick Douglass Council.
Feb 2014, New York Historical Society, Autobiography of Frederick Douglass researched and moderated material for lecture.
Jan 27, 2014, 88.3 FM WBGO Journal Commentary, 12 Years A Slave
Jan 14, 2014, New York Historical Society, 12 Years A Slave moderated discussion with Frederick Douglass Council
July 26, 2013, 88.3 FM WBGO Journal Commentary, Not Having Their Say
Jan 18, 2013, 88.3 FM WBGO Journal Commentary, Modern Day Slavery
Aug 3, 2012, 88.3 FM WBGO Journal Commentary, Playing with Fire
June 29, 2012, 88.3 FM WBGO Journal Commentary, Overly Attached Parenting
Nov 25, 2011, 88.3 FM WBGO Journal Commentary, Women Supporting Each Other
April 23, 2010, New Jersey City University Soaring to New Heights. The keynote speaker at the Lee Hagan Africana Studies Center graduation ceremony.
July 2007, 88.3 FM WBGO Journal Commentary, Women and Politics
July 2007, 88.3 FM WBGO Journal Commentary, Body Image and Young Women
2006, Cunningham Foundation NY, NY, Workshop Coordinator, How To Be an Effective Mentor
August 2005 New Jersey City University Arts-In-Education Instructional video Wrote, produced, and distributed to 10,000 educators across the United States including an educational conference at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
1999-2003, L Ecole Sans Mur (School Without Walls) Co-created a radio program discussing pro-choice/right-to-life choices for women, domestic violence and politics. Generated controversy and heated debate from listeners. Resulting in a strong loyal audience in the tri-state New York, New Jersey and Connecticut area, over 1 million listeners.
PROFESSTIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND AWARDS

February 2017, Public Radio News Directors Inc. (PRNDI) Award for Outstanding Commentary, Racial Bias
2006 - 2016 Trustee/Mentor with Sandra and Glenn D. Cunningham Foundation
May 2011 May 2013, Board Member with The Haitian Round Table (A civic-minded organization comprised of Haitian-American professionals)
2007 Men