PUBLISHING STUDENT NAME
10 Brandeis Lane
Waltham, MA 02454
781-111-222-3333
youremail@brandeis.edu
EDUCATION
Brandeis University, Waltham, MA
B.A. in History, minor in Business
GPA: 3.55, Dean's List
EXPERIENCE
Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA
Head Gallery Guide
 Supervise three guides and serve as lead resource during two four-hour shifts weekly
 Manage security procedures to protect priceless modern art collection
 Welcome patrons and provide information about art work and facility
Expected May 2014
Sep 2013 - Present
Volunteer Vacations, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA
Coordinator
Sep 2012 – May 2013
 Conceptualized, marketed and arranged socially-responsible “alternative” spring break trip for 24 students
 Managed application process, fundraising and team building
 Served as trip leader and resource to students and partners at volunteer site in Honduras
Harvard Business School Publishing, Corporate Learning Division, Watertown, MA
Design & Development Assistant
Jun - Aug 2012
 Developed three mobile learning applications and resources after conducting market research using
surveys, competitor comparison and client feedback
 Took lead in developing first-draft project plans and timelines for product development
 Analyzed current assets, assigned metadata and created comprehensive asset database
Quality Control Assistant
Jun - Aug
2011
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Ensured cosmetic quality of all casebooks ordered, up to 5,000 books
Communicated errors to production staff
Re-organized hardcopy masters, conducted purge of underutilized cases
Used Excel to create invoices for up to $25,000 of inventory
Assessed and made recommendations to supervisors regarding value of older cases
BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES
National Collegiate Volunteers
V olunteer
 Develop campus advocacy plan and local community service project
 Provide administrative assistance and labor to Habitat for Humanity and local organizations
Jul 2012 - Present
Hiatt Career Center
Hiatt Peer Advisor
Sep 2011 - Present
 Counsel undergraduates on career building process and job search documents such as resumes and cover letters
 Lead presentations to student groups and clubs on career development topics and Hiatt services
 Assist professional staff with registration and logistics at large-scale career fairs and forums
“Leave the Bones and Catch the Land: Art from the Kakuma Refugee Camp”
 Designed and installed on-campus exhibition with team of 20 student artists
 Contributed editorial essay and content/design input to exhibition catalog
Aug - Dec 2011