Anna Corinne Hall

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Anna Corinne Hall
3930 NW Witham Hill Drive #92-J
Corvallis, Oregon 97330
(541) 231-9615
hallan@onid.orst.edu
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Education
Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon
Masters of Education (in progress), College Student Services and Administration,
Service Learning Minor, June 2005
University of California at San Diego, La Jolla, California
Bachelor of Science in General Biology, Minor in Music Performance (Flute), June 2001
Cumulative Grade Point Average: 3.65, Cum Laude
Profile
-Dedicated to encouraging service to the community, citizenship, and civic engagement in education
-Developed interpersonal and communication skills
-Highly adaptable to new environments
-Ally for students of diverse populations
-Trained in leadership and team building skills
Oregon State University Experience
Co-curricular Graduate Assistant
September 2003 - present
English Language Institute
Recruit and match 150 student and community volunteers to converse in English with international
students to help the students improve their speaking ability - Teach “American Survival,” a class for all new ELI
students in order to ease their transition to the United States - Plan activities and assist with events, including a ski
trip, coast trip, bowling night, downtown Corvallis tour, weekly coffee hours, and the end of term parties - Assist
with orientation at the beginning of each term - co-presented a workshop on cross cultural understanding at the
OSU Women’s Leadership Conference and National Orientation Directors Association Region l Conference
Service Learning Involvement
September 2003 - present
Collaborating with the First Christian Church of Corvallis in creating a hunger awareness project
connecting students with the homeless community through Stone Soup - Presented at the Campus Compact
Continuums of Service Conference in San Diego, California – Actively played a part in the Social Change
Conference planning committee and constructed the Social Change Toolkit website - Attended the Campus
Compact Raise Your Voice Retreat in Redding, California - Co-facilitated “Open Space Technology” at the Reed
College Students Actively Changing Society Conference - Facilitated various sessions at OSU about AmeriCorps
and opportunities abroad
Future Practicum Experiences
OSU Women’s Center, Spring 2004 - OSU Teaching Practicum, Footsteps, Odyssey, and Academic
Success, Fall 2004/ Winter 2005 - Service learning at a small private university
Employment Experience
Vintage Laboratory Technician
February 2003 - May 2003
Grove Mill Winery, Renwick, Marlborough, New Zealand
Coordinated all laboratory operations at a mid-sized New Zealand winery during vintage – Effectively
communicated with the winemaker and assistant winemakers to maintain a high quality vintage product - Part of
an international winemaking team - Enology Trainee through the Rural Exchange New Zealand Program
Harvest Laboratory Technician
August 2002 - January 2003
Stonestreet Winery, Healdsburg, California
Performed routine wine laboratory analyses at a mid-sized Sonoma County winery during the harvest
season - Fostered communication between the cellar crew and the winemaking team to efficiently maintain
production - Assisted with hospitality events
Corps Member
September 2001 - July 2002
AmeriCorps, National Civilian Community Corps, Southeast Region, Charleston, South Carolina
Participated in a team-based national service program focusing in the areas of education, unmet human
needs, environment, public safety, and disaster relief - Performed duties of short term projects including
construction of low income housing, exotic plant removal, tutoring and mentoring of middle school students, trail
maintenance, and deconstruction of military housing – Traveled throughout the southeastern states in a fifteen
passenger van with a team of twelve members - Worked in conjunction with various non-profit and governmental
organizations, including American Red Cross, Habitat for Humanity, National Park Service, Federal Emergency
Management Association, and the Department of Environmental Protection in Florida - Served as Acting Team
Leader for one project after the departure of Team Leader - Coordinated service learning activities for team
members in order to educate the team about the projects completed during the term - Initiated over 1000 hours of
independent service work - Completed over 1700 hours of community service
Undergraduate Experience
Warren College Student Council (WCSC)
June 1998 – June 2001
Warren College, University of California at San Diego
Dedicated three years to Warren College students as the Co-commissioner of Publicity, Treasurer, and
the President of WCSC – Maintained relationships with fellow students and staff – Managed $25,000 budget –
Directed 35 member team of representatives in assessing and responding to needs of Warren students – Led
council and committee meetings – Mentored first year council members to encourage further student involvement
– Active member of Warren College Student Council Executive Board, Associated Students at UCSD, Campuswide Student Life Fee Referendum Committee, and Warren College Dean of Students Search Committee
Student Activities Intern
June 1999 – June 2000
Warren College Office of Student Affairs, University of California at San Diego
Organized programs for the student population of Warren College – Collaborated with other Warren
College organizations in order to build connections between student groups – Chair of Warren College
Cooperative Council – Managed $4,000 budget
Orientation Leader
March 2000 – September 2000
Warren College Office of Student Affairs, University of California at San Diego
Directed groups of incoming freshmen in becoming acquainted to college life – Led team building
activities, diversity workshops, and class enrollment sessions for new students
Teaching Assistant in Genetics
January 2000 – March 2000
Department of Biology, University of California at San Diego
Led a weekly class session in order to reinforce concepts of lectures – Graded homework and exams,
held weekly office hours, and proctored exams
Affiliations
National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA), January 2004 - present
Honors
Scholarship Recipient for the Campus Compact Continuums of Service Conference in San Diego, California
AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps Southeast Region Humanitarian Award
Warren College Harry Bauman Scholarship Award, University of California at San Diego
Interests
Avid adventurer, traveler, hiker, runner, and wine connoisseur
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