Timothy D. Kingsbury
Phone: 304-282-7480 • E-Mail: tkingsbu@mail.wvu.edu • http://timkingsbury.weebly.com/about.html
EDUCATION
West Virginia University – Morgantown, WV
August 2012 - December 2015
BS in Business Administration (Summa Cum Laude) – Management Information Systems Major
GPA: Cumulative - 3.89/4.00 Stanford Harvard MBA
COURSE WORK AND SKILLS
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Extensive MS Office (especially Excel) experience
from both work and class (CS101 and MIS493A).
MIST 351 - Database Management Systems
(Understanding and creating ERDs)
MIST 352 – Business Application Programming (MS
Visual Studio, C#)
MIST 450 – System Analysis (Visio, MS Project)
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MIST493B – Project Management (MS Project,
Teamwork, Leadership)
GSCM 350 – Sourcing and Supply Management
Two years of Chinese language study
Public Speaking and Communication ExperienceDean’s Advisory Meeting, WVU Foundation, Honors
199 Teacher, supply chain recommendations to WVU
Procurement Department, project presentations
WORK EXPERIENCE
WVU Research Corporation Tech Transfer - Morgantown
Legal Clerk, Database Consultant and Maintenance
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Spring 2014 – January 2015
Preparing confidential legal documents and contracts for our lawyer such as non-disclosures and license agreements.
Read 1000+ page Knowledge Sharing System Database to understand system and help other users.
Consulted on WVURC’s Knowledge Sharing System Database design; recommendations were accepted and
implemented.
Worked on a team to design Tech Transfer Website using Slate, WVU’s Ruby on Rails Content Management
System.
Clear Mountain Bank - Morgantown
Customer Service Representative
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Fall 2012 – January 2015
Utilizing Fiserv financial systems and tools to solve customer problems and serve business needs.
Responsible for assisting a diverse range of customers with various financial services in a professional business
environment.
Handling transactions in excess of $100,000 daily in a responsible and careful way.
ACTIVITIES & HONORS
o WVU Management Information Systems Association (MISA) President
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The peer elected president of MISA, the student branch of the MIS major, is responsible for running
meetings, corresponding with companies to host events, directing and assigning tasks to members,
representing the major, and all email communications.
o Honors 199 Teacher
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Introduce and educate a credited WVU honors class of 10-15 students about WVU and university culture.
o Regular Student Representative for B&E Events and the WVU Foundation, invited student
commencement speaker
o Sole Student Member of the Undergraduate Curriculum Committee
o Studied Abroad in Japan
o WVU’s International Bowersox Supply Chain Challenge team member (Placed 4th of 16 teams)
o One of four on the handpicked WVU Ethic Case Study team, won 1st in 2 of 3 competitions
o List of honors - WV Promise Scholarship, National Merit Scholarship, WVU Honors College,
Presidential Scholar, WVU President's List, WVU Dean’s List, Beta Gamma Sigma
Honorary, B&E Seelinger Scholar