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Columbia, Maryland, United States

Wheaton, Maryland, United States

After the summer camps ended, I transitioned into a Facility Manager Assistant I position, and worked as a rink guard (responsible for on-ice safety and rental skate distribution), cashier (point of sale, email, and phone desk work), and pro shop clerk (sales of gear and skate maintenance). In the summer of 2022, I became certified on our rink's Blademaster sharpening system. In June 2022, I advanced to the next level of Facility Manager Aide. In addition to my previous roles, I am now responsible for shift supervision of other seasonal employees, and perform more in-depth cash handling and building security tasks and Zamboni ice resurfacer operation and maintenance.

Wheaton, Maryland, United States

After the previous candidate was terminated, I was promoted to director of summer camps at the Wheaton Ice Arena. My functions in this job were very similar to my previous position, but I was the sole administrator of the camp, and due to short staffing numbers, also functioned as a counselor. I was responsible for processing of all camp forms, sign-in/out, and medication distribution.

Wheaton, Maryland, United States

In this role, I acted as support to the camp director and helped plan the curriculum for our general children's camp and sports camp. I supervised counselors and campers and managed state-required paperwork, sign in/out logs, and medical logs.

College Park, Maryland, United States

As a Graduate Assistant for the Justice and Legal Thought program of College Park Scholars, my duties were mainly to serve as an instructional aide and grader in two freshman seminars, CPJT100 and 101, teach a special section of HIST134, Famous Trials in American History, and serve as instructor of record for the three sophomore level capstones in research, service-learning, and internship. I also performed clerical work to ensure students had the correct materials to receive their Scholars citations, and did general office and offsite chaperoning tasks as well.

College Park, Maryland, United States

I served as a graduate teaching assistant from September 2019 until June 2022. During this period, I taught HIST201, an 1877-present survey course delivered asynchronously, HIST134, an I-series course concerning famous trials across American history, and HIST142, a cultural and intellectual history course dealing with America's image abroad. In these courses, I graded student work, provided feedback, attended all lectures, and ran recitation sections. I was responsible, except for in Spring 2022, for close to 70 students per class.

Oxford, Ohio, United States

During my master's work at Miami, I assisted in the instruction of HST197, an ancient world survey course with 30 of my own students, I also led discussions and graded work for HST252, a film history course, and I served as a grader and tutor for HST122 (western civ) and HST275, a military history course. In Spring 2018, I also worked as a graduate assistant for the Havighurst Center for Russian and Post-Soviet Studies, doing research and writing.

Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States

I worked as a resident assistant counselor and an elective instructor for UW-Green Bay's summer Upward Bound/RCMS program. As a teacher, I designed curriculum for and taught a history of crime in America class taught three days a week. As an RA, I supervised students in dorm and field trip settings.

Doctor Of Philosophy, History

Activities and Societies: Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, History Graduate Student Organization, University Chorale, University Band, Maryland Pep.

Master Of Arts, History

Activities and Societies: Academic: The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi Extracurricular: Miami University Men's Glee Club, The Cheezies.

Bachelor Of Arts, American Studies

Activities and Societies: Alternate Theatre, Phi Eta Sigma