As a student assistant, my job required general clerical duties – copying, filing, scanning, faxing, data entry. Our office dealt with graduate student prospects, in which we would answer any general questions they might have about the admission process or guiding them towards the correct department. This was done mainly through email or phone.

Responsibilities included serving food and beverages to patrons with a friendly upbeat attitude.Developed restaurant image by providing fast and courteous service to guests. Consistently exceeded sales goals by efficiently managing sections and multi-tasking

This position supports the internal and external stakeholders at the University of Colorado SouthDenver (CU South Denver) and is responsible for front-facing customer programs, services and operations including Welcome Desk, Bookstore, Theater and Museum operations, and Educational Program operations and delivery. Responsibilities in this position include greeting, directing and enhancing the CU South Denver experience for all patrons including the public, K-12 and higher education; selling admission tickets utilizing computerized point-of-sale system; following checklist routines for point-of-sale stations which includes operating multiple software programs and applications simultaneously; delivering educational and public programs on a regular basis; monitoring galleries and exhibits; handling customer service requests and collaborating with the appropriate personnel; and overall, professionally coordinating effective communication across multiple departments within and outside of CU South Denver.

As a Student Ambassador, I hold an administrative assistant role in Admissions and Outreach. Some of my job requirements include scheduling, giving tours, reaching out to prospective students, assist in presentations, interpreting, etc.

I worked as a server here for about a month until I received a new job opportunity.

This is my families business in which I had to learn several different roles as to how to help it run better. I had to be very familiar with how everything worked starting from waiting tables.

I worked with both long term and rehab patients at Centre Avenue Health and Rehab, attending to resident activities of daily living as well. My time here was short lived as I had to help with my family business for the summer.

As a CNA, I was working for the nursing home wing of the hospital and attended to resident activities of daily living. I would promptly respond to their call lights and helped as needed.