Amanda

OBJECTIVE
To utilize my organizational, leadership, and interpersonal skills to secure a position with your company.

EDUCATION
Bachelor of Arts and Behavioral Sciences Graduated: December 2011
Major: Criminal Justice
Minor: Sociology
Saginaw Valley State University, University Center, MI
GPA: 3.3
Dean’s List: Winter 08, Fall 09, Winter 10, Fall 10, Winter 11, Fall 2011
GLIAC All- Academic Team 2009-2010, 2010-2011
PARTICIPATION
Saginaw Valley State University Varsity Softball Team 2007-2008, 2008-2009, 2009-2010,
2010-2011
Captain of Saginaw Valley State University Softball Team 2010-2011
Division II Regional Appearance 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
Division II Regional Champions 2009, 2011
Division II Super Regional Champions 2011
Division II College World Series 4th place 2011
GLIAC Conference Tournament Champions 2008 and 2009
GLIAC Northeast Conference Champions 2011
Volunteer at 2011 American Red Cross Breast Cancer Walk- Saginaw
Adopt a family for Christmas through Underground Railroad in Saginaw, Mi
Board Member of Criminal Justice Society09
Executive Board Member of Criminal Justice Society 10
Secretary of Criminal Justice Society 2010 and 2011
Student member of Criminal Justice department faculty search process
Saginaw Arson Watch 2009
Assists the Criminal Justice Faculty with events such as fall university-wide Open House
TRAINING/CERTIFICATIONS
CPR /AED for the Professional Rescuer and Healthcare Provider by the American Red Cross
Emergency Oxygen Administration by the American Red Cross
Bloodborne Pathogens by the American Red Cross
Sports Safety Training by the American Red Cross
Anti-Violence/Officer Safety Training by the United States Attorney’s Office, Northern District
Of Indiana
RELEVANT COURSE WORK
Certified in CPR and First Aid by the American Red Cross
Public Speaking Interpersonal Communication
Global Organized Crime Senior Seminar Security
Cyber Crime Statistics
CPR/Sports Safety Professional Ethics: Business
English Research Networks Social Psychology
Criminal Justice Management Evidence and Criminal Procedure
Personal Health Principles of Biology
Introduction to Sociology Organizational Communication
Evidence and Criminal Procedure White Collar Crime
Criminal Courts Private Security
World Cultural Regional Geography
Anthropology Criminal Investigation
Criminal Justice System in U.S.A White Collar Crime
Botany Corrections
Policing Global Cultures
WORK EXPERIENCE
Saginaw Valley State University ITS Department
• Emphasized on fixing technological troubles so they seldom occur to keep University running efficiently
• Assists with classroom support for professors and students
• Schedule appointments for students to use technology
• Schedule appointments/checkout for faculty on equipment
• Helped to construct manuals for technology for easy use
• Filed all documents in a systematic manner
• Organized areas of storage
• Assist faculty and guest speakers with technology in buildings
• Write efficient reports on problems and solutions to what was done to correct them
• Perform room checks to make sure all computer systems are running efficiently
• Ensure all printers are working properly
• Answer telephones and try to correct any problems with technology
Internship with U.S. Attorney General’s Office
Hammond, IN Summer 2011
• Research information for law enforcement agencies in Indiana on free training and seminars available to them
• Organized training programs put on by The Department of Justice for law enforcement on anti-violence
• Organized data statistics on crime in Indiana by major cities
• Helped to develop a manual for computer crimes
• Filed all documents in a systematic manner
• Wrote G.A.I.N (Gang Activity Indiana Network) and C.E.N.S.O.R( Child Exploitation News and Sex Offenders) articles for local police departments and residents
Intramurals Recreation
Saginaw Valley State University Winter 2010
Midwest Security May 2009- August 2009, December
Dyer/Schererville, IN 2009, Summer 2010, Winter 2010
• Operated gate of people entering and leaving premises
• Organized paperwork in detail of what was occurring throughout the day
• Filed all documents in a systematic manner
• Administered phone lines
• Patrolled area hourly
• Operated vehicle in making sure community was safe
• Issued tickets and citations
• Wrote detailed paperwork of each shift
• Wrote incident reports
Laura Lalich D.D.S. May 2005- August 2005
Homewood Flossmoor, IL
• Addressed each patient to tell them the current balance that they owed
• Filed all documents in a systematic manner
• Contacted patients to remind them of appointments
• Analyzed past records of patients in order to convert them into the computer
• Administered the front desk to keep an organized and operating workplace
• Entertained young children to keep their minds occupied while the doctor treated them
• Operated x-ray machine

Assistant Softball Coach for Illinois Outlaws
Thornwood, IL Seasonal 2008
• Developed and mentored young athletes to improve skills with my knowledge of softball
• Organized practice and game schedules
• Created line-ups and strategies to help win games
• Emphasized the use of hard work and dedication
COMPUTER/TECHNICAL SKILLS
• Expert on all Windows, Microsoft Office, Windows XP, Vista, and Apple computers.
• Can use all electronic e-mail systems.
• 50+WPM
• Very comfortable around computers.
• Have had many different experiences in filing with different organizations to make it more proficient and easy to find items.
REFERENCES
Available upon request