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Responsibilities for this position include mixing cocktails, general bar upkeep, and providing support for other bartenders.

- Per diem substitute teachers for all public schools in the towns of Reading and Arlington, Massachusetts. In the event of a teacher’s absence from classes ranging from kindergarten to the twelfth grade, I come in and supervise the class for the school day.- Responsibilities range from basic supervision of a group of approximately 20 students, to actively teaching the relevant subject matter at the absent educator’s request

 A Grade 1 Tutorial Leader meets with groups of students to present aspects of the course material. She or he prepares the material, answers questions, grades submissions associated with the course, and holds office hours for individual or group consultation Courses include:• History 201: European History to 1789• History 202: European History since 1789• History 206: Medieval Europe• History 276: History of Latin America: The Colonial Period• History 208: History of the Balkans• Applied Human Sciences 215: Historical Foundations of Leisure and Recreation

- Managing employees- Organizing employee schedules and activities- Safely transporting Clark University students around the campus between 4:00 pm and 4:00 am- Organizing and implementing new policies for the service- Position under the direction of Clark University Police

- Conducted research on genocidal violence in Bosnia and Herzegovina under the direction of Dr. Tomislav Dulić- Data mined and event coded materials from International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia with the use of MAXQDA and AskSam software

- Cataloged materials related to the Armenian Genocide- Assisted curator in development of exhibit for the Armenian Genocide- Analyzed oral histories from survivors of the Armenian Genocide

- Interviewed survivors from both the Holocaust and Rwandan Genocide- Assisted in web page development and edited film- Assisted in outreach program to genocide survivors to speak in high school classrooms