Anna Schwartz Email & Phone Number

Chicago, Il, Us

Bloomington, Indiana, United States

•Build confidence in student’s problem-solving ability by coaching them through course questions •Develop my peers’ understanding of Operations concepts by contextualizing course material through practical applications •Strengthen my understanding of Project Management, Inventory Control, Aggregate Demand Planning, and other Operations concepts

Bloomington, Indiana, United States

•Spearheaded a chapter wide upcycling project resulting in the reuse of 500+ grocery bags and the final product of four sleeping mats for The Shalom Center, a local homeless center•Research and present on various sustainability topics to aid in chapter development•Organized a clothing swap resulting in the reuse of 200+ garments and the opportunity for sisters to shuffle their wardrobes without spending money

• Founded and currently operate a successful small business specializing in upcycling trash into high-demand products.• Demonstrate exceptional creative thinking and innovation skills essential for transforming unconventional materials into valuable products.• Manage a team of social media marketing and content creation interns to enhance brand visibility and engagement.• Handle all financial aspects of the business, including budgeting, invoicing, and financial reporting.• Developed and manage the company's Shopify website to showcase products and facilitate online sales.

•Researched the textile recycling landscape in order to identify potential opportunities for partnership in both post-industrial recycling and recycled fiber integration•Worked with a cross-functional team to design a consumer-facing textile recycling program

Bloomington, Indiana, United States

•Supported students who needed extra help with classroom activities•Guided students through problems in order to allow them to answer their own questions•Strengthened my peer’s understanding of course material by explaining how to solve business problems using Excel in creative ways

Kunkletown, Pennsylvania, United States

The mission of Camp Harlam is to create a vibrant, fun and caring camp community which enriches and strengthens Reform Jewish identity and values while cultivating lifelong friendships.•Co-led the Gender Sexuality Alliance, creating a unique safe space for campers to explore and express themselves without fear of judgement or harm•Collaborated with a team of four peers to implement exciting individual and group activities for 15 ten-year-olds during two month-long sessions•Resolved conflicts between campers, ensuring a safe and meaningful summer for the entire cabin•Wrote, planned, and led engaging evening programs for 40 ten-year-olds on topics including friendship, inclusion, and wellness

Pennsylvania, United States

The North American Federation of Temple Youth - Pennsylvania Area Region (NFTY-PAR) is a branch of the Union for Reform Judaism (URJ). NFTY is a movement that builds strong, welcoming, inspired communities through teen-powered engagement. The NFTY community pursues Tikkun Olam (repairing the world), personal growth, youth empowerment, and deep connections, all rooted in Reform Judaism.•Recruited and retained membership of 300+ teens throughout the region over the course of two years •Facilitated board management and morale during North American NFTY restructuring due to COVID-19 pandemic by holding weekly meetings with both work and team building on the agenda

Pennsylvania, United States

•Developed, organized, and led 4 weekend long leadership, social action, and religious events for 100+ teens •Implemented new organizational strategies for recruitment and retainment of members, resulting in increased membership

Mount Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States

•Balanced many responsibilities including; welcoming and seating customers, waiting tables, taking phone calls, packaging carry-out orders, and maintaining COVID-19 sanitation standards.•Developed relationships with new and returning customers resulting in increased customer loyalty

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

•Fostered a safe and welcoming environment at Temple allowing students to feel confident in their Jewish identity by emphasizing the importance of community and love in a world of growing anti-Semitism•Created and led weekly Hebrew lessons for 10+ children, incorporating movement to increase focus and learning•Worked one-on-one with students with special needs, adapting lessons as necessary to allow students to interact personally with the content

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Entrepreneurship And Corporate Innovation, Sustainable Business

Dean's Scholarship Recipient Brian D. Jellison Living Learning Community James & Mildred Mentzer Scholarship

Education record

Cum Laude Society National Honors Society High Honor Roll George Washington University Book Award Recipient