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Grounds Keeper, Garbage, Landscaping, Maintenance Technician Assistant

Working in Warehouse

Forklifting Certificate 2016 & Certified Sit Down Floor Cleaner

Taking care of elderly people in home setting

Working on Campaign for Stop Bullying Seniors

Highly creative and multi talented Graphic Designer with extensive experience in multimedia, marketing and print design. Exceptional collaborative and interpersonal skills; dynamic team player with well-developed written and verbal communication abilities. Highly skilled in client and vendor relations and negotiations: talented at building and maintaining “win-win” partnerships, Passionate and inventive creator of innovative marketing stages and campaigns; accustomed to performing in deadline-driven environments with an emphasis on working with budget requirements.https://youtu.be/3dTwvdRkH8whttp://amdreamcreations.wix.com/dtof--roc---batComputer Experience • Window PowerPoint, Word and Excel, • Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Indesign • Nero Movie Maker, IMovie, Final Cut Pro • Keynote • Rhino 3D, Google Sketch up, Coral Draw • Gimp 2, Inkscape, Photoscape

Web site Design and GCC Clothing line

Compassionate and devoted certified home health aide offering extensive in assisting clients with activities of daily living. Highly skilled in preparing clinical notes, administering prescribed medication and providing personal care. Well versed in reporting changes in the patient’s condition and regularly documenting patient progress and dietary intake.• Valid driver’s license with a reliable vehicle• Federally certified HHA ( Homecare & Hospice)• Ability to lift up till 100 lbs

Last year, the Fashion Business program initiated a contest to design the GCC plaid that was open to students and alumni to create a pattern that would be distinctive, professional, sellable, and ultimately woven into scarfs, neck ties and bow ties. Under the guidance of Professor Donna Ehrhart, the results of this extraordinary project will be unveiled during Dandy Day.The successful plaid design was created by Michael Moultrup, of Batavia, who earned two degrees from GCC, Human Services, AAS in 1999, and Digital Art, AAS in 2011. The intricate pattern developed by Moultrup is a strong reflection of his skill as a designer and also his overall positive experiences as a GCC student in two very different fields. Interestingly, Moultrup actively uses the skills he developed in both programs in his everyday life.He works as a private, home healthcare aide with Johnny's Angels, and also runs his own design business, A&M Dream Creations with his wife, Allana, whom he met at GCC.The plaid design challenge was a welcomed opportunity to support his alma mater and fosters the team building skills that he learned and valued at GCC."I was happy to do something for the College," Moultrup said. "And if it helps the College make a little money, that's good."Having designed Web sites, logos, wedding invitations and many other creative elements -- but never a plaid, Moultrup applied the lesson he learned from one of his favorite GCC professors, Pam Swarts. He went online to www.Lynda.com, a widely used video tutorial resource, and learned all about plaids and the plaid design process. His efforts were obviously well received, and he won the $100 prize award.Professor Ehrhart and her team of current students took Moultrup's winning design and moved it along into a real-world, product development learning experience. They reviewed all aspects of creating 100-percent silk scarfs, neck and bow ties that are affordable, yet high quality, and they considered other aspects of

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