The following are books written in Dhopadhola and were designed to teach HIV/AIDS (PIASCY), reading, and the history and cultural idioms of the Jopadhola:
Kisoma Dhopadhola Kitabo Marapena, ma nitye gi agecha, dwanyo lewi, sikoiko, kodi kigana ma chek(2.93MB)
Kisoma Dhopadhola Kitabo Mararyo , ma nitye gi kigana kweth ma dongo(10.82MB)
PIASCY, Kitabo ri Fwonji Silim(4.7MB)
Padhola , Kitabo p'Oboth-Ofumbi(744KB)
I graduated from Cal Poly S.L.O. with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering. At Cal Poly I participated in many activities outside of my normal school work. I spent time tutoring lower division math for the Math Department which included everything up to calculus and differential equations. I also spent time as a Teaching Assistant for Cal Poly's Manufacturing Department for the class that teaches electronics manufacturing. I am also a member in the local chapter of Sigma Nu Fraternity.
I served in Uganda with the Peace Corps for 2 and a half years. I lived in a rural african village named Siwa in the district of Tororo, eastern Uganda. I worked with twenty different schools to improve the teaching methods that they used. I taught classes on HIV/AIDS, mathematics, and science. I also worked as an inside wireman for the IBEW for most of 2 years. Later I lived and worked in Capetown, South Africa. I have been teaching math and science for the last 3 years in Southern California.