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Honolulu, Hawaii, United States

Aiea, Hawaii, United States

- Assist recruiters with scheduling appointments, filing documents, and answering questions of incoming applicants- Schedule, present and verify employment for new hires coming in for orientation, on a bimonthly basis- Responsible for reward and recognition programs- employee of the year and quarter, spot bonus program, milestone awards, and coworker recognition programs - Perform administrative and clerical functions of the HR office- Adhere to the strictest of confidentiality, safety and compliance requirements

Laie, Hawaii, United States

Hauula, Hawaii, United States

-Managed over 250 inventory items and prepared orders to be shipped across the United States.-Developed out-of-the-box thinking to overcome obstacles.-Photographed and edited dozens of products to be added to the company website.

Hawaii, United States

- Assist in the creation of lessons for "Introduction to Business, "Business Management," and "Managing Diversity" classes- Aid and supervised over 100 students per semester- Create process flowcharts so that students can visually understand assignments.-Work entirely remotely, meeting deadlines on time and succeeding at time management

Hawaiian Islands

Under the Housing department, I work as the Lead RA- in charge that five other employees work at an effective and well paced rate. As a residential adviser I make sure that 240+ students live in comfortable, fun, clean and safe conditions. From dealing with mediation, to creating diverse activities, and organizing weekly clean checks, this job has taught me how to be professional in the work setting, how to communicate with large groups of people and lead weekly meetings.

Laie, Hawaii, United States

The Latin America Club is a university campus club that represents the Latin American culture to the rest of the campus community. While I was part of the chapter presidency, I helped organize activities for 60+ students to learn about South American Culture on a biweekly basis. I also participated in weekly presidency meetings to create events for 80+ people. Additionally, I safely managed club money to buy supplies and food for events.

Hawaiian Islands

Under the concessions department of the PCC, I dropped off food at the different concession shops.I also prepared mango and pina colada smoothies- which I then sold to customers , I learned valuable skills of working as a seller, dealing with customers of all different backgrounds and working in the food services department.

Bachelor'S Degree, Human Resources And Supply Chain, Business Administration And Management, General, 3.96

Activities and Societies: Phi Kappa Phi

High School Diploma