Since I was the only lab tech in the lab, I learned to be efficient with my time and how to fix the instrument if it gave me any issues. I was proficient in running raw materials, in-process, and final product samples on the appropriate instrument and performing titration analysis. I then communicated my results to the appropriate department in a timely manner. I learned to be proactive by ensuring the instruments and Metrohm Titrador were ready before the sample arrived at the lab. I also learned to be reactive when a sample gave suspicious values which included replacing the GC liner, septum, and syringe.I performed daily tests on the Hunter Colorimeter, GC/MS, and TOC using standards I prepared to make sure the instrument's % recovery passed. If not, I would prepare standards to perform calibration and then update the Chemstation method to make sure it was ready the next time.I have experience completing Out-Of-Spec worksheets when a final product failed on a certain parameter and communicating the issue with the Shift Supervisor, Lab Manager, and Plant Manager to determine what the next steps should be.I always handled and disposed of dangerous chemicals in a safe way to avoid exposure to myself, others, and the environment.The skills and experience I picked up working for ALTIVIA make me a strong applicant for the next lab I work in.

I tutor students ranging from elementary school to high school in math, reading and writing.I also assist students in their schoolwork in order to be more successful in the classroom.Contact Info: Marilyn Holm @ marilyn@sylvancolorado.com

My responsibilities included working private events, serving guests in the theater during the movie and running drinks and food to all the theaters.After 3 months of working there, Karen Gann, the manager, wanted me to start training new servers. I learned how to delegate tasks to my team of servers and runners since I was usually the lead server for theater.

I served tables ranging from 2 people to 15 people.I worked elite private events in a very formal setting during Christmas and Thanksgiving.I worked at the stadium during every home and away football game. This taught me how to deal with stress.I had to memorize the member’s name when I served him/her.I gained great relationships with the members that I served and learned the importance of customer communication. Contact Info: Mike Mosel @ Mike.Mosel@clubcorp.com and Austin Lockwood @ Austin.Lockwood@clubcorp.com

I tutored general Chemistry 1 and 2 and general Chemistry Lab 1 and 2 (Chem 1101/1102/1301/1302).I tutored business and regular Precalculus and Calculus (Mth 1308/1309/1320/1321/1322).I helped students that struggled in any of the above courses and improved their understanding of the concepts. This ensured that the student got a better grade in the class after each tutoring session.Contact Info: Melanie Briscoe @ Melanie_Briscoe@baylor.edu

Opened exhibits each morning before guests arrived at the zoo. This involved me cleaning up the exhibits before putting the animals on exhibit.Closed exhibits daily.I prepared all the meals for all the birds and mammals that the bird department was responsible for. I interacted with the animals and performed animal maintenance like clipping nails or administering medicine.Contact Info: Shawn Strycula @ 937-672-2947; Amanda Suenkle @ 865-300-8484

Presented important conservation methods the guest could implement into their daily lives to help save the White-gibbons and Sumatran tigers from deforestation of their habitats. Presented a cart directed towards a younger audience about the importance of recycling, water conservation and other environmentally sustainable habits.Controlled a robot named George and spoke through a headset to kids to present conservation messages in an entertaining way.Contact Info: Emily McKittrick @ EmilyMcKittrick@sazoo.org