Informally aided prospective fishkeepers in learning good husbandry fundamentalsMade positive, immediate changes and efforts in revitalizing aquatic species especially tropical saltwater faunaExpanded tropical marine fish and coral selection in the store.Recognized for quality fishkeeping in-store and was granted the opportunity to work at two store locations.

• Provided intensive husbandry for zebrafish through health monitoring, feeding, and cleaning of habitat spaces • Recorded all completed tasks and health events to institute standard • Maintained detailed inventory and pricing for supplies relevant to husbandry or life support needs • Security Clearance: NACI Level 1

• Performed regular maintenance to client’s unique home or business aquarium or pond • Established a regular clientele by meeting customer needs using personal expertise • Worked flexible hours to meet the needs of clients

• Revitalized store aquatics department profit margins from negative to over 20% • Created a regular store clientele through surveying customer needs and providing targeted solutions • Recognized highly by regional corporate leadership for providing excellent animal care

• Employee of the Month October 2015 • Positively interacted with customers in all live animal departments increasing sales • Learned proper care of non-aquatic pet animals including birds, reptiles, and small mammals

• Worked on commercial fishing vessels and processing plants capturing biological catch data • Maintained professional working relationships with commercial fishermen • Recorded and maintained paperwork that reflect detailed catch data to government standards

Funded by NASA. I was a paid volunteer to smell experimental air filters outfitted to space equipment. The intention was to smell for any odors that would have leaked past the filters. This test was important for the longevity of air filters so that NASA and other space organizations will not need to send astronauts as frequently into space. Overseen by Khang Ngyuen, graduate student, and Daniel Holley, professor at San Jose State University

Under the direction of the Residential Life Coordinator (RLC) and/or the Assistant Residential Life Coordinator (ARLC), the Resident Advisor (RA) are responsible for working closely with other University Housing Services (UHS) staff members to develop and maintain an atmosphere that promotes residential communities through excellence in academics and personal development opportunities for students. RAs are charged with developing communities and presenting programs that involve students, faculty and staff. Developing the holistic student is an intentional goal of this position. As an employee of UHS, each RA will adhere to, administer, and enforce policies and procedures as outlined in the Residential Life Staff Manual, the UHS Community Living Handbook and the university Code of Conduct. The RA role encompass programming, administrative, and staff responsibilities, and as such, requires flexibility from the individual in this position. They are to serve as a resource to both residents and staff and shall uphold the goals and policies of UHS. The responsibilities listed will be carried out under the supervision of the RLC and ARLC in conjunction with the Associate Director of Residential Life, the Assistant Director of Staff and Leadership Development and the Assistant Director for Educational Development. These positions are considered a Student Assistant position and as such are at-will employees and can choose to leave the position at any time and can be released from the position at any time.

I worked as someone who receives questions from people who asked them via text or internet. I would sit at the comfort of my own internet and computer answering questions for people that would probably could have find it on Google if they had a smartphone. I would answer them to the best of my ability.

Brief summer job helping my strength and conditioning coach oversee player safety in the weight room and also informing and guiding them good weightlifting techniques.