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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Consultant, Full Cup Consulting,
Petaluma, April 2005-Present
• Research and write grant proposals and RFP’s for large- and small-budget nonprofits.
• Develop fundraising strategy for organizations.
• Create brochures and Annual Reports.
• Train staff and volunteers in fund development.

Program Manager, Advocacy & Management Group,
Point Reyes Station, March 2004-April 2005
• Manage $200,000 grant for statewide nonprofit promoting quality language interpreting in the health care field.
• Coordinate statewide conference.
• Write professional advancement monographs and articles.
• Design and oversee website.

Foundations Manager, CounterPULSE,
San Francisco, 2003
• Research, develop and write proposals for arts organization and its affiliate programs.
• Work closely with co-directors and Board.
• Take leadership role in establishing development plan for 2003-2004.
• Oversee grants management and funder relations.

Foundation &Corporate Relations Coordinator, Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center,
San Francisco, September 2002-March 2004
• Research, develop and write proposals for Center’s affordable housing, economic development, youth, senior, and community organizing services, as well as for administration and capital work.
• Oversee grants management and funder relations.
• Write and project-manage the production of organization’s Annual Report and brochure.

Development Coordinator, Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center (BHNC),
San Francisco, July 2001-September 2002
• Manage fundraising activities for an organization with a $2 million budget. Set and met 2001and 2002 development goals.
• Research, develop and write proposals for BHNC’s affordable housing, economic development, youth, senior, and community organizing services, as well as for administration and capital work.
• Oversee grants management and funder relations.
• Work closely with Board members, executive director and staff to develop and implement major donor and membership campaigns.
• Work with events consultant and staff on Fiesta on the Hill, Center’s annual benefit and street fair. This event draws over 12,000 people and raises over $200,000.
• Write and project-manage the production of organization’s Annual Report and brochure.

Development Manager, National Organization for Men Against Sexism,
San Francisco; 1995
• Co-coordinate national conference drawing over 500 people.
• Maintain and update database for international organization with over 1,000 members.
• Oversee direct mail campaigns.

Membership Coordinator, Eye Gallery,
San Francisco, 1988-1991
• Redesign and implement membership database. Membership increases from 500 to 2,000+.
• Help to plan and oversee once-a-year photo auction fundraiser and bimonthly art receptions. Recruit, train and manage volunteers.
• Assist artists in building and preparing the gallery and their exhibits.

EDUCATION:

M.F.A. in Creative Writing; Eastern Washington University; Spokane, WA; 1997
B.A. in Humanities; New College of California; San Francisco; 1991

PROFFESIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Association of Fundraising Proffesionals, 2005

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Atria Fremont has an exciting opportunity for an experienced Engage Life/Activities Director to join our team! We are seeking a high energy, dynamic person with experience creating and running a great activities program. This is one of the most essential positions in our community and you will play a key role in the running of a successful building.

Our seniors are active and want to be engaged every day in a diverse program. We are looking for the person that will stimulate our residents by offering activities that promote mental, intellectual, creative, spiritual and physical well being. You will also plan and co-author our monthly calendar and newsletter, plan events and various outings that would appeal to our residents.

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* AA/AS degree in recreation related subject; OR 2+ years full-time experience in the recreation field with a dependent, adult population;
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* Prefer working knowledge of the principles & methods of recreational therapy or activity programming and their application to activity and leisure needs of the elderly;
* Excellent verbal and written communication skills;
* Computer literacy;
* Experience teaching, mentoring or coaching others;
* Experience coordinating and scheduling volunteers;
* Talent/knowledge of Humanities, Creative Arts, World History and Cultures, Entertainment and Exercise.
* Must have excellent organizational and time management skills;
* Must have a great sense of humor!
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LAURA WILLS
707-337-3881
San Francisco

OBJECTIVE
To begin a career in public accounting and to utilize my dual degree.

EDUCATION
1/2002 -5/2006 San Francisco State University San Francisco, CA
B.S. Accounting, B.S. Computer Information Systems
Accounting Students Organization (SP 2002-Present )
Information Systems Audit and Control Association (2004, VP of Public Relations 2005)
San Francisco State University Swim Team (2002-2004)
Delta Sigma Pi Business Fraternity (VP of Chapter Operations 2005, VP of Pledge Education 2006)

9/1999–12/2001 Napa Valley College Napa, CA
A.A. Humanities and Fine Arts, A.A. Natural Science and Mathematics, and A.A. General Education
Phi Theta Kappa (1999-2001)
Dean’s Honor List (Sp 1999, F 2000, F2001)
Graduated Phi Theta Kappa

EXPERIENCE
7/05- Present Farella Braun + Martel LLP San Francisco, CA
Accounting Support Clerk
Input Accounts Payable Invoices
Prepare Bank Reconciliations and Journal Entries
Organize and Update Accounts Payable Invoice Files
Programs: Javelan, MS Outlook, Excel, Word, Powerpoint

7/2005–9/2005 Susquehanna (KFOG, KSAN, KNBR, KTCT) San Francisco, CA
Accounting Intern
Processed Billing Invoices
Entered Accounts Payable Invoices
Managed Human Resource Files

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Information Audit and Control Association (2002-present)
Delta Sigma Pi Business Fraternity (2005- present)

Project Manager, Estimator, Telecom Design Engineer (petaluma)

WORK EXPERIENCEIdex Global Services Project Manager 04/05-present· Lead and manage multiple projects simultaneously.· Estimate telecommunications ...

WORK EXPERIENCE
Idex Global Services
Project Manager
04/05-present
· Lead and manage multiple projects simultaneously.
· Estimate telecommunications construction projects for bidding purposes, prepare bid documents, and write the scope of work and proposal.
· Manage all aspects of construction project, including being fiscally responsible from bid through closeout, supervising foremen, technicians, and installers, ordering material, facing the client, and handling all documentation.

Harris & Sloan Consulting Group, Inc., Davis, CA
Director of Business Development
08/04-11/04
· Functioned as temporary business advisor, analyzing revenue and spending, client trends, company structure, growth and investment opportunities, and marketing approach.
· Assisted firm with restructuring by setting up project management software, surveying employees, writing job descriptions, and advising on growth strategies and methods to retain employees.
· Compiled various accounting and financial information to better gauge health of firm, such as Profit and Loss statements, cash-flow projections, a budget, client spending averages and projections.
· Studied markets outside of current headquarters in preparation of opening new offices, investing, and recruiting.

Level 3 Communications, Petaluma, CA
Quality Assurance Engineer, Federal Team
02/04-07/04
· Monitored the construction of a fiber optic network expansion along the West Coast.
· Performed field surveys and assisted Federal team with right-of-way, risk management, and redesign issues.
· Reviewed and augmented Contractor’s safety program; tracked safety violations, near misses, and improvements.
· Obtained Department of Defense Security Clearance and four OSHA certifications (see education).

Teecom Design Group, Alameda, CA
Design Engineer
06/03-12/03
· Designed telecommunications horizontal pathway and cabling systems and produced construction documents, including drawings, specifications, and opinion of probable cause.
· Provided construction administration for telecommunications work, such as reviewing submittals and test results, resolving Requests for Information, and documenting construction progress in field observation reports.
· Projects included work for San Mateo County Community College District, San Francisco County Jail #3, and the City College of San Francisco.

Infrastructure Design Associates, Oakland, CA
Outside Plant Engineer
05/00-06/03
· Functioned as Project Manager for telecommunications outside plant infrastructure packages, including design and construction services.
· Designed outside plant systems consisting of vault, conduit, fiber optic and copper cabling, controlled environmental vaults, and telecommunications equipment.
· Designed horizontal, structured cabling systems, including pathways, cabling, terminations, and equipment.
· Work included projects for the Los Medanos College, Chiron and University of California at Berkeley, Davis, and San Francisco.

Parsons Telecom, Inc., client BellSouth, Charleston, SC
Outside Plant Engineering Specialist
04/99-04/00
· Designed telecommunications construction plans, prepared cost estimates, and performed field surveys for BellSouth’s distribution services, including conduit, vaults, copper, and fiber optic systems.
· Acted as liaison between BellSouth, contractors, and construction personnel to avoid conflicts with utility placement.
· Coordinated with town and city governments, utility agencies, developers, and contractors to discuss project criteria, implement procedures, and obtain permits.

Parsons Telecom, Inc., client BellSouth, Charleston, SC
Designer
10/97-04/99
· Designed, electronically drafted, and prepared cost estimates for telecommunications construction plans for BellSouth’s distribution and feeder service divisions.
· Submitted state, county, and city permits for BellSouth’s construction forces.

EDUCATION
2006 (currently enrolled)
New College of California, Pursuing Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Humanities

2005
Santa Rosa Junior College, Pursued Bachelor of Arts

2004
Anthony Schools, Principals of Real Estate
Red Rocks Community College, OSHA 500 Trainer Course for the Construction Industry
University of California, San Diego, OSHA 510 Standards for the Construction Industry
Red Rocks Community College, OSHA 501 Trainer Course for the General Industry
Taft College, OSHA 511 Standards for the General Industry

2003
BICSI, DD102 Designing Telecommunications Distribution Systems

1989-1992
Ohio State University, Pursued Bachelor of Arts in Literature and Philosophy

Associate Director of Development, Humanities & Sciences (#7726) (palo alto)

POSITION SUMMARY: Stanford University’s Office of Development (OOD) is currently seeking candidates for the position of associate director of development, ...

POSITION SUMMARY: Stanford University’s Office of Development (OOD) is currently seeking candidates for the position of associate director of development, within the School of Humanities and Sciences (H&S). With deans, faculty, school and development staff, and volunteers, the associate director will manage a set of fundraising priorities and objectives within the school and develop strategies and plans for involving and soliciting external constituencies. This position reports to the associate dean for external relations in H&S.

The ideal candidate will serve as an internal report for an assigned group of departments, programs and priorities, while managing a portfolio of major gifts prospects as a field fundraiser.

MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Gain detailed familiarity with, and develop and lead fundraising strategy for assigned departments, programs and priorities.

• Conceptualize and plan initiatives and manage prospect assignments in collaboration with school and OOD staff.

• With OOD colleagues, develop and implement donor cultivation and solicitation strategies, close gifts and determine appropriate stewardship activities.

• With school and communications staff, develop white papers, proposals, and materials for staff training.

• Plan and staff related events and volunteer advisory groups.

• Provide staff support for school officers and faculty assisting with assigned school initiatives.

• Develop relationships with, and manage cultivation and solicitation of an assigned portfolio of individual prospects, emphasizing graduate alumni and non-alumni, for gifts in the $250,000-$5,000,000 range to the School of Humanities and Sciences.

• Maintain active schedule of contacts, activities and solicitations with assigned prospects.

• Facilitate relationships between donors and H&S faculty as well as donors and volunteers for the school.

• Coordinate fundraising contacts with assigned prospects, in consultation with colleagues in OOD and other units in development and alumni affairs.

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Demonstrated successful experience and effectiveness in prospect identification, relationship building and solicitation.

• Experience soliciting large gifts.

• Experience mentoring and working with volunteers, university officials, faculty, and staff in fundraising with individuals.

• Ability to manage a large number of fundraising activities/projects simultaneously.

• Demonstrated ability to mange complex issues creatively and effectively, and to make independent decisions.

• Outstanding written/oral communication skills and strong initiative and self-motivation.

• Experience working well with a diverse group of colleagues, volunteers and prospects.

• Familiarity with and curiosity about issues related to the study of liberal arts and the ability to represent the mission of the School of Humanities and Sciences, within a major research university.

• Demonstrated ability to think strategically and creatively about program improvements, communications and solicitations.

• Bachelor’s degree required.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: To apply, please submit a plain text cover letter and resume via the Stanford Jobs website: http://hrweb.stanford.edu/jobs/openings/jobsearch.html (reference job #7726) or http://jobs.stanford.edu/openings/display.cgi?Job_Req=007726&JFam=NIL&JOBCODE=3150.

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Writer, Multimedia Producer & Instructional Designer (san jose south)

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Dennis Stevens
San Jose, CA

Professional Profile

Highly skilled communicator with a fine arts background, higher education administrative and teaching experience and a Master’s degree in Instructional Design. Experienced in designing, developing and evaluating multimedia educational products and web based instruction; experienced in providing instructional and technological vision with measurable objectives; proven track record in financial and operational management within an academic context.

Education

M.A., Instructional Technology, San Jose State University, 2006
B.F.A., Ceramics, Clemson University, Cum Laude (3.51 GPA), 1999

Professional Experience

April 2003 - Present
Ceramics and Glass Technician
School of Art and Design, San Jose State University
San Jose, California

Management of the spatial art program areas for ceramics, glass, textiles and paper making; fiscal oversight of a $35,000 annual budget; technical and instructional support; supervision of work study, graduate assistants and volunteer employees.

Fall 2005
Graduate Teaching Associate, 3-D Concepts, ART013
School of Art and Design, San Jose State University
Shannon Wright, Assistant Professor, School of Art & Design

Developed a self-evaluation rubric to ensure the comprehension and application of exit knowledge among graduate teaching associates within the 3D Concepts course at SJSU. The goal of this instructional solution was to assist the graduate teaching associates in ensuring that their project assignments, within a project based instructional environment, met the exit objectives as established by the foundation curriculum committee within the School of Art and Design.

Summer 2005
Practicum in Instructional Technology, EDIT 242
Learnativity Alliance, www.learnativity.org
Dr. Ellen Wagner, Senior Director, Worldwide Education Solutions, Macromedia
Wayne Hodgins, Director of Worldwide Learning Strategies, Autodesk

Facilitated focus update and redesign of the www.learnativity.org website; an e learning portal for several subject matter experts who are interested in sharing their research with their peers and working collaboratively within the larger e-learning community. Evaluated, installed and configured weblog and wiki functionality; trained users using Macromedia Captivate.

Fall 2004
Graduate Teaching Associate, Digital Media and Art History, ARTH198
Dr. Kathleen Cohen, Professor, School of Art & Design
San Jose State University, San Jose, California

Graduate teaching assistant within a project-based learning environment in which graphic designers and art historians are partnered to create interactive, multimedia learning objects, which are focused on conveying curatorial content via the web. Supervised groups, provided tutorials, managed projects, loaded projects onto server space, troubleshot technical and personal problems, negotiated deadlines with students.

2001 - 2002
Co-Director
Sebastian Ward Gallery, Berkeley, California

Co-founded and co-directed an exhibition space and studio space for approximately eight emerging artists. Curated and installed exhibitions, maintained financial records, responsible for all accounting and fiscal reporting, led marketing effort and managed studio and live/work spaces.

2000 - 2001
Gallery Assistant
Rudolph E. Lee Gallery, College of Architecture, Arts and the Humanities
Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina

Organized, managed and installed exhibitions, managed and presented public events, supervised work study students, managed art collection of over 300 hundred works, published catalogs.

1996 - 1998
Director
Summer House Studios, Conway, South Carolina

Founded and managed a glass blowing and pottery studio, conducted art classes, presented public art exhibitions, managed gallery space.

Presentations/Papers

2006
Keynote Speaker, Redefining Craft for a Future Generation, Craft Organization Development Association (CODA) Annual Conference, Portland, OR
Guest Lecturer, FA 312: Advanced Ceramics, School of Fine Arts, University of Southern California

2005
Guest Lecturer, TXCD 873: Design Perspectives and Issues, College of Education and Human Sciences, Department of Textiles, Clothing and Design, University of Nebraska

2004
Models for Craft-Based Art Education in the United States, 22nd World Congress of the Czechoslovak Society of Arts and Sciences, Palacky University, Olomouc, Czech Republic

Professional Publications

www.RedefiningCraft.com ongoing publishing on web log (blog) of written works and multimedia productions that explore the status and future of craft in the United States as well as the hybrid intersections of art, craft and design.

Nouvelle Nuptials: The SFMC+D explores the Multiple Cultural Contexts of the White Wedding, Ceramic Art and Perception Magazine, June 2006

Craft's New Tomorrow: A Case for Technology in Craft Based Education, Studio Potter Magazine, June 2004

Coincidentia Oppositorium: The Art of Susan Beiner, Ceramic Art and Perception Magazine, December 2003

Say You'd Rather Not Have a Revolution?, Ceramics Monthly Magazine, August 2003

Professional and Community Outreach

2001-2003
President, Epicenter for the Ceramic Arts, Berkeley, California

1997 - 1998
Chairman, Waccamaw Art Center Steering Committee, Conway, South Carolina

1997-1998
Secretary, Horry Cultural Arts Council, Conway, South Carolina

Professional Development

Book Publishing Economics, UC Berkeley Extension, February 2002
Introduction to Book Publishing, UC Berkeley Extension, February 2002
Adobe Premiere Video Editing, ASUC Studio, University of California-Berkeley, March 2002
Introduction to Flash, City College of San Francisco, April 2002

Computer Skills

Basic Working Knowledge of PHP, HTML, MySQL, XML, Java2EE; Mac, PC & Linux server administration. Experienced in working with multimedia, graphic design, web design, digital video/sound editing and elearning software; fluency in specific programs including Macromedia DreamWeaver, Flash, Breeze, Captivate, RoboInfo and RoboHelp; Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, GoLive and Premiere; assorted other programs such as Apple Quicktime, RealPlayer, FrontPage, File Maker Pro, FinalCut Pro, Pro Tools and Sonic Foundry.

Professional Affiliations

College Art Association
Glass Art Society
Museum Computer Network
National Art Education Association
National Council on Education in the Ceramic Arts

Additional Experience

United States Coast Guard

1988 - 1992
Gunner's Mate Second Class (E-5)
St Louis, Missouri; Yorktown, Virginia; Waukegan, Illinois; Key West, Florida

Summer 1996
Watch Commander Governor's Island Police Department, Governors Island, New York, New York

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The University of California, Berkeley, is the preeminent public university in the country. We’re also one of the leading employers in the San Francisco ...

The University of California, Berkeley, is the preeminent public university in the country. We’re also one of the leading employers in the San Francisco Bay Area. We are currently seeking an Administrative Specialist.

The L&S Deans’ Office is composed of the Executive Dean and the Deans of the four largest divisions: Biological Sciences, Physical Sciences, Arts and Humanities, and Social Sciences. Each divisional Dean is supported by a Divisional Coordinator, a Budget Officer, and an Administrative Specialist. This position will provide high level administrative support to the Dean of Biological Sciences and his analytical staff, ensuring the smooth operation of the divisional unit.

Responsibilities:
• Coordinate academic personnel matters for Senate faculty, visiting, adjunct and lecturer appointments
• Answer the Dean’s phone line and maintain his calendar, addressing complex and sensitive issues requiring coordination with various individuals and departments
• On behalf of the Dean, respond to inquiries
• Interpret and provide information on divisional and College policies to departments
• Make travel arrangements for the divisional team
• Oversee miscellaneous funds in the Dean’s reserves, prepare reports summarizing fund activity and prepare BFS purchase orders and reimbursements
• Provide backup support for colleagues in the other divisions and maintain general office and divisional records

Requirements:
• Demonstrated related administrative and financial experience
• Interpersonal skills to establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with staff, administrators, faculty, students, the campus community, and the public at large
• Ability to exercise independent judgment
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Accuracy and ability to pay attention to detail
• Ability to listen effectively and deal with confidential and sensitive information
• Service orientation and the ability to promote team work
• Ability to set appropriate short/long-range organizational goals
• Skill in organizing material and information in a systematic way in order to optimize efficiency and minimize duplication of effort
• Ability to work under pressure and to meet deadlines
• Campus experience is preferred
• Familiarity with academic issues and knowledge of the operations of the College and the campus at large is preferred
• Ability to work in a PC environment
• Proficiency in using Word, familiarity with Excel required, knowledge of Cal Agenda and FileMaker Pro, BFS, entertainment and travel on-line reimbursement systems a plus
• This position has been designated as sensitive and requires a Criminal Background Check
• A cover letter is required and must accompany the resume for this position
• Candidates will be asked to provide two writing samples at the time of interview

The annual salary range for this position is $34,920-$49,176, commensurate with experience.

The University of California, Berkeley is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We offer a diverse working environment, competitive salaries, and comprehensive benefits. Apply online at: http://jobs.berkeley.edu indicating the job code 4527.

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Problem-Solving Administator with Creative Flair

OBJECTIVE: To apply leadership skills and interpersonal abilities in a fast paced, professional environment. Combine problem-solving skills, creativity, ...

OBJECTIVE:
To apply leadership skills and interpersonal abilities in a fast paced, professional environment. Combine problem-solving skills, creativity, and energy to contribute towards group success.

HIGHLIGHTS OF
QUALIFICATIONS:
Proven leadership and communication skills based on various positions held
Competent in working under high stress situations under minimal supervision
Fluent in English and Basic Spanish, both orally and written
Proficient in MS Word 2000, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, and Internet Research

EDUCATION:
Bachelor of Science- University of Southern California, 2002
Major in Business Administration, emphasis in Global Management
USC Dean’s List, Fall 2001

Associate in Arts- Napa Valley College, 1997
Behavioral and Social Sciences
Humanities and Fine Arts

WORK EXPERIENCE:
A Non Profit Agency , Napa, CA May 2005- Current
Office Manager
Performed administrative duties to support staff of clinic. Facilitated medical records management for most funding sources regularly. Served as point person for facilities management as needed and basic computer troubleshooting.

Remedy Intelligent Staffing, Napa, CA February 2005- April 2005
Recruiter
Interviewing and evaluating potential candidates and returning Remedy associates; successfully matching candidates and associates with our client’s business objectives. Assist Remedy associates on an ongoing basis with assignment placement and counseling relating to development and performance objects.

AC Nielsen, Napa, CA August 2002- July 2004
Market Supervisor-Northern California
Managed a part- time field force of 20, conducted bi-annual performance reviews, hired and trained team members. Communicated and facilitated changes to achieve market and district goals. Achieved the highest satisfaction rating by team members in CA\NV District and experienced 20% turnover for 2003-2004.

Alkar Human Resources, Napa, CA May 2001-August 2001
Temporary Clerical Staff
Completed a variety of administrative duties, office support, and assisted with scheduling as assigned. Fulfilled responsibilities in a timely and professional manner.

California Science Center, Los Angeles, CA June 2000- August 2000
Getty Intern
Participant in Getty grant-funded program that provided workshops in Art History, Non-Profit Organization/Museum Operations and Careers in Art to increase appreciation of fine arts related professions. Administrative responsibilities included managing the Science Center’s accession records to reflect changes in location and condition of exhibit collection. Conducted research on works of art in collection for appraisal.

ACTIVITIES:

USC Marshall Business Student Government (MBSG), August 1999– May 2000
Secretary
Helped establish the foundation and protocol for the new student government in its first year. Held key roles in collaboration with staff and students, conflict resolution, and maintenance of agenda and meeting minutes.

Latino Business Student Association (LBSA), August 1998– May 2002
Member
Participated in events promoting professional development and involvement within the Latino community. Served on Membership committee to increase participation between new and existing members.
Napa Valley College Associated Student Body (ASB) August 1995– May 1997
Secretary 1996-1997
Senator of Communications 1995-1996
Served as Student Representative on Matriculation Committee. Assisted in planning and organizing a mojor concert “Reggae in the Park” as an annual fundraising event.

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Visual Merchandise Manager/Store Planner

RESUME - Leroy MOBJECTIVE Key role in visual merchandising management/oversight with responsibilities in market planning, product development/strategies, ...

RESUME - Leroy M

OBJECTIVE

Key role in visual merchandising management/oversight with responsibilities in market planning, product development/strategies, merchandising consistency, display graphics, store branding and employee education, with a focus on improving the customer shopping experience.

INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE

TYPES: Specialty shops, Big box, Boutique, Chain, Startup
INDUSTRIES: Clothing, Sporting Goods, Furniture, Cosmetics, Custom Gift Wrap

SKILLS

• Visual Merchandising: Product placement & development, display graphics, store branding, store planning (layout and display), employee & customer education.
• Process: Create/implement store procedures, inventory control, store relocation planning.
• Strategy: Market planning, product development, and new stores.
• Management: Business startup, hiring, firing, shift management.
• Buyer: Merchandise selection and replenishment to meet budget and service requirements.
• Consulting: Teaching, advising, business planning & merchandising strategizing.
• Internet: Sales and customer service.
• Computer: PC & Mac, Windows, Word, Photoshop, Excel, Signs Made Simple, and various other Windows/Mac graphics applications.

PROFESSIONAL STRENGTHS

Over the past 15 years, I have enjoyed expanding my creative proficiencies, as a professional artist/painter, entrepreneur, and in a variety of challenging merchandising and related roles. I take pleasure in seeing the positive contributions I have brought to the companies where I was employed, including: planning, implementing, stocking and opening various new stores; being a catalyst for 25-50% retail growth in areas I managed; and dramatically improving the customer shopping experience. I am adaptable, especially in terms of being able to go into a business, pull the necessary information from all functional areas/departments and arrive at a viable plan for improving the brand focus and merchandising effort.

PERSONAL STRENGTHS

Excellent interpersonal and organizational skills. Friendly, outgoing, respected by peers and management, detail focused, excellent communicator, self-motivated and a strong sense of integrity.

JOB HISTORY

2003 – Present Economy Restaurant Fixtures, San Francisco
Visual Merchandiser / Store Planning

2002 – 2003 Freelance, New York & Miami
Visual Merchandiser

2000 – 2002 Ethan Allen Furniture, Mill Valley, CA
Visual Merchandise Manager / Buyer

1998 – 2000 BauerWare Hardware, San Francisco
Sales / Visual Merchandiser

1997 – 1998 Oshman's Super Sports Stores, Houston, TX
Visual Merchandise Manager

1996 – 1997 Settler's Furniture Hardware, Houston, TX
Sales & Visual Merchandiser

1995 – 1996 Macy's, Houston, TX
Visual Merchandiser

1994 – 1995 Hot Polka Dot Gift Wrap, Houston, TX
Owner/Manager

1993 – 1994 Antone's, Houston, TX
Multi-store Visual Merchandiser

1991 – 1992 Lord & Taylor, Houston, TX
Visual Merchandiser

EDUCATION

University of Louisiana, Lafayette, LA
B.A. in Visual Arts and Humanities

Ongoing seminars in Merchandising (Strategy & Planning), Store Planning, Buying, Inventory Control.

SALARY REQUIREMENTS

Pay requirements in the mid-level executive range, dependant upon responsibilities, travel time and total compensation/benefits package.

Lecturer/Adjunct Faculty (potrero hill)

MATHEMATICSCRITICAL STUDIES PROGRAMTHE COLLEGEFounded in 1907, California College of the Arts (CCA) is an independent art college with undergraduate programs ...

MATHEMATICS
CRITICAL STUDIES PROGRAM

THE COLLEGE
Founded in 1907, California College of the Arts (CCA) is an independent art college with undergraduate programs in architecture, design, fine arts, visual studies, and writing. The college also has graduate programs in architecture, curatorial practice, design, fine arts, visual criticism, and writing. The college is a dynamic and interdisciplinary community with a strong commitment to diversity and to being on the forefront of contemporary though and culture. CCA consists of campuses in Oakland and San Francisco, and currently enrolls 1,600 full-time students.

PROGRAM SUMMARY
The Critical Studies program, which houses all mathematics, is one facet of a substantial curriculum in the humanities and sciences, based on the belief that the visual arts are guided as much by the mind as by the hand. Artists, designers, and architects work in the context of a larger culture that is shaped by literature, history, philosophy, politics, economics, and technology, and CCA stresses the importance of a broad liberal arts education for understanding this context. The college offers a broad, integrated curriculum that seeks to produce informed citizens and artists who will engage both critically and imaginatively with the world around them. In addition to creative practice, students acquire oral and written communication skills and the tools of critical thinking and argumentation. The Critical Studies program includes courses in cultural history, social science, philosophy, methods of knowledge, mathematics and the sciences.

POSITION SUMMARY
CCA is seeking candidates for a semester teaching opportunity as a Lecturer/Adjunct to teach pre-Calculus and introductory college-level math courses for artists and architects for the Fall 2006 semester. Possibility for continued employment beyond Spring 2006 semester.

RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE
Teaching responsibilities will include courses in areas such as: cultural theory, Western and Non-Western cultural history, and other interdisciplinary humanities and social science areas at the undergraduate and graduate levels. In addition, the position requires a commitment to continued professional work, an active role in the development of the Critical Studies program and participation in the college’s self-governance.

REPORTS TO: Chair of Critical Studies

PROGRAM: Critical Studies

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
It is preferred that successful candidates have their Ph.D. in a relevant field. Prior College-level teaching experience preferred in the specific disciplines covered above.

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
Interested candidates should submit a letter of interest (include job number) with statement of teaching philosophy, curriculum vitae, examples of scholarly activity, and three professional references with telephone numbers. *If you would like materials returned, please include a SASE.

California College of the Arts
Human Resources (Job #1742)
5212 Broadway
Oakland, CA 94618-1487
fax (510) 594-3681
employment@cca.edu

Application Deadline:
Screening begins immediately and will continue until the position is filled.

CCA is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes
applications from individuals who will contribute to its diversity.

Writer/Educator/Mgr./Anything! (inner richmond)

Moving to the city. Seeking full time employment. Very employable.Evan Jones5640 8th Ave., Sacramento, CA 95820(916) 743-7202rustyjames18@hotmail.comSummary · Strong ...

Moving to the city. Seeking full time employment. Very employable.
Evan Jones
5640 8th Ave., Sacramento, CA 95820
(916) 743-7202
rustyjames18@hotmail.com
Summary · Strong background in liberal arts, the humanities, English, and TEFL teaching· Skilled at learning new concepts quickly, working well under pressure, and communicating ideas clearly and effectively.· Adequate computer training, including knowledge of Microsoft office programs, etc..· Enthusiastic and experienced in overseas travel.
Education Emergency Teaching Credential PendingCBESTCompleted TEFL Certificate ProgramRayong Province, Thailand 200620062004
B.A. Degree in EnglishUniversity of California at Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CAConcentration in American Contemporary Literature 2004
GraduateJesuit High School, Carmichael, California 1999
Employment History & Accomplishments
TEFL English Teacher, AUA (American University Alumni)· Taught an average of 3 classes per day, 6 days a week, instructing a rough total of 100 different students per each 6 week term at both Bangkok and Chiang Mai AUA branches· Completed all additional, mandatory, and optional teacher trainings and professional development programs· Volunteered to host observers from Chiang Mai University's Educational department in my classes to further teacher education of both myself and others· Completed 1 year contract and received bonus for completing Professional Development program and for remaining in good standing for the duration of my employment 2004-2005
Seasonal Aquatics Facility Manager, City of Sacramento· Managed various public aquatic facilities for the city of Sacramento during the summers of 2000-2003· Led, managed, and delegated to teams of lifeguards and other staff at these aquatic facilities· Performed various managerial duties along with life guarding, rescuing, and performing first aid 2001-2003
Lifeguard-Senior Lifeguard, City of Sacramento.· Earned certifications in first aid, CPR, and EMSA· Taught swim lessons and life guarded at various aquatic facilities around Sacramento.· Made rescues and performed first aid in numerous emergency situations 1997-2000

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