Carl Roy Resume
Personal Information
Profile: Well-rounded student looking to use proven administrative and research experience combined with Spanish fluency and dedicated interest in political analysis to contribute to your organization.
Education
George Mason University, 4400 University Dr., Fairfax, VA 22030 US
Aug 2016-Present
Expected Graduation: December 2019
Currently enrolled: 16 Semester Hours
GPA: 3.71
Major: Government and International Politics (Major-Specific GPA: 3.96)
Second Major: Spanish (Major-Specific GPA: 3.86)
Awards: Dean�s list Spring 2018, Fall 2018, Spring 2019
Universidad de San Andr�s, Vito Dumas 284, B1644BID Victoria, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Semester Abroad: Fall 2017
Completed 12 credit hours
All coursework was successfully completed in Spanish
Work Experience
Pampasazone Argentine Restaurant January 2019-Present
Server Hourly Pay: 11
Supervisor: Guillermo Ribulatta Hours per week: 20
Completes general tasks required of a server, such as taking orders and bringing food to tables. Spanish fluency utilized daily, as 50% of the clientele are Spanish-speakers, and the cooks do not speak English. Additionally, lack of a full-time manager necessitates that I do other tasks, including, but not limited to, handling issues with customers, keeping track of inventory, and counting the money in the register on nights when I close.
Washington Office on Latin America Summer 2019
Intern Unpaid
Supervisor: Dr. Jo-Marie Burt
After taking a course with Dr. Burt in Fall 2018, she offered me an internship position as her assistant in Summer 2019. A senior fellow at the Washington Office on Latin America, she invited me to help her with her Trial-monitoring project in Guatemala, in which she reports on developments in the trials against military officers accused of war crimes and human rights abuses committed during the country�s internal armed conflict. General tasks included translating sections of her previous articles from English-Spanish, researching information on 20 years� worth of trials, finding qualified academics and professionals to speak at a forum, and compiling her previous articles for the International Justice Monitor into Microsoft Word documents organized by trial.
I also traveled to Guatemala with Dr. Burt from the 17th to 20th of June 2019 to sit in on meetings between survivors� groups, human rights advocates, and prosecutors on how to organize to prevent a comprehensive amnesty bill from passing through the national legislature. During the three days I was there, I assisted in general event-planning activities and logistical support.
George Mason University August 2018-August 2019
Research Assistant Hourly Pay: 12
Supervisor: Dr. Jacqueline Larssen-Serigos
After taking a linguistics course with Dr. Serigos in Spring 2018, she offered me a position as her research assistant the following semester. The project was a quantitative analysis of the perceptions in Argentina media towards the usage of Anglicisms (words that come from English) in Spanish. I was tasked with analyzing over 200 Spanish-language articles in Argentine newspapers, identifying all Anglicisms in the article, and categorizing the opinion(s) expressed towards the words, compiling all the information in Microsoft Excel. We are currently writing a draft of the project to submit to an academic journal, and by the end of August 2019, I will have written the methodology and results sections to said draft.
Our project was accepted to present at the International Linguistic Association�s 64th Annual Conference in Buenos Aires, and we both travelled there at the end of May 2019 to share our findings.
Hibernian Nephrology Group Doctor�s office Summers of 2014-2018
Assistant Office Manager Hourly pay: 12
Supervisor: Dr. Ernest Henry Hours per week: 25
Completed general receptionist tasks in the front office: answering and making phone calls, checking patients in and out, filing and retrieving (paper) medical records, taking payments from patients, and sending and receiving faxes. When the office manager was not present, I would file insurance claims and manage money.
Writing
Highly Proficient at technical writing and analysis.
Computer Skills
Knowledge of Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook): Professional
Knowledge of Office Suite (Access): Beginner
Language Skills
English
Spoken: Native
Written: Native
Read: Native
Listening: Native
Spanish?
Spoken: Fluent
Written: Fluent
Read: Fluent
Listening: Fluent
Personal Information
Profile: Well-rounded student looking to use proven administrative and research experience combined with Spanish fluency and dedicated interest in political analysis to contribute to your organization.
Education
George Mason University, 4400 University Dr., Fairfax, VA 22030 US
Aug 2016-Present
Expected Graduation: December 2019
Currently enrolled: 16 Semester Hours
GPA: 3.71
Major: Government and International Politics (Major-Specific GPA: 3.96)
Second Major: Spanish (Major-Specific GPA: 3.86)
Awards: Dean�s list Spring 2018, Fall 2018, Spring 2019
Universidad de San Andr�s, Vito Dumas 284, B1644BID Victoria, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Semester Abroad: Fall 2017
Completed 12 credit hours
All coursework was successfully completed in Spanish
Work Experience
Pampasazone Argentine Restaurant January 2019-Present
Server Hourly Pay: 11
Supervisor: Guillermo Ribulatta Hours per week: 20
Completes general tasks required of a server, such as taking orders and bringing food to tables. Spanish fluency utilized daily, as 50% of the clientele are Spanish-speakers, and the cooks do not speak English. Additionally, lack of a full-time manager necessitates that I do other tasks, including, but not limited to, handling issues with customers, keeping track of inventory, and counting the money in the register on nights when I close.
Washington Office on Latin America Summer 2019
Intern Unpaid
Supervisor: Dr. Jo-Marie Burt
After taking a course with Dr. Burt in Fall 2018, she offered me an internship position as her assistant in Summer 2019. A senior fellow at the Washington Office on Latin America, she invited me to help her with her Trial-monitoring project in Guatemala, in which she reports on developments in the trials against military officers accused of war crimes and human rights abuses committed during the country�s internal armed conflict. General tasks included translating sections of her previous articles from English-Spanish, researching information on 20 years� worth of trials, finding qualified academics and professionals to speak at a forum, and compiling her previous articles for the International Justice Monitor into Microsoft Word documents organized by trial.
I also traveled to Guatemala with Dr. Burt from the 17th to 20th of June 2019 to sit in on meetings between survivors� groups, human rights advocates, and prosecutors on how to organize to prevent a comprehensive amnesty bill from passing through the national legislature. During the three days I was there, I assisted in general event-planning activities and logistical support.
George Mason University August 2018-August 2019
Research Assistant Hourly Pay: 12
Supervisor: Dr. Jacqueline Larssen-Serigos
After taking a linguistics course with Dr. Serigos in Spring 2018, she offered me a position as her research assistant the following semester. The project was a quantitative analysis of the perceptions in Argentina media towards the usage of Anglicisms (words that come from English) in Spanish. I was tasked with analyzing over 200 Spanish-language articles in Argentine newspapers, identifying all Anglicisms in the article, and categorizing the opinion(s) expressed towards the words, compiling all the information in Microsoft Excel. We are currently writing a draft of the project to submit to an academic journal, and by the end of August 2019, I will have written the methodology and results sections to said draft.
Our project was accepted to present at the International Linguistic Association�s 64th Annual Conference in Buenos Aires, and we both travelled there at the end of May 2019 to share our findings.
Hibernian Nephrology Group Doctor�s office Summers of 2014-2018
Assistant Office Manager Hourly pay: 12
Supervisor: Dr. Ernest Henry Hours per week: 25
Completed general receptionist tasks in the front office: answering and making phone calls, checking patients in and out, filing and retrieving (paper) medical records, taking payments from patients, and sending and receiving faxes. When the office manager was not present, I would file insurance claims and manage money.
Writing
Highly Proficient at technical writing and analysis.
Computer Skills
Knowledge of Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook): Professional
Knowledge of Office Suite (Access): Beginner
Language Skills
English
Spoken: Native
Written: Native
Read: Native
Listening: Native
Spanish?
Spoken: Fluent
Written: Fluent
Read: Fluent
Listening: Fluent