Michelle Faulker
Michelle Faulker
1007 Kris Drive
Elizabeth City, NC 27909
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Objective:
To seek employment within an organization that will fully utilize my knowledge, past experience and potential.
BA Art Education K-12 from Austin Peay State University Clarksville, TN
• I graduated in December of 2008 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Art Education with a minor
in K-12 licensure for Tennessee and North Carolina and a minor in Graphic Design.
MA Museum Studies from University of Oklahoma Norman, Oklahoma
• I graduated in May of 2019 with a Master’s Degree in museum studies. It was a three-year online program including an internship at the Museum of Albemarle.
Valkyrie Enterprises working under 2 different positions from July 2016- Sept 2019
Administrative Assistant Runner, July 2016-Oct 2017
Primarily supports Work Packaging Control whose responsibilities will include distribution and retrieval of TGIs to various shops or waterfront locations along with tracking and electronic cataloging and scanning of completed TGIs onto NNSY servers. May also be required for offsite work conducted at Naval Station Norfolk, local private shipyards, or possibly distant public or private shipyards. Runners may also pickup or drop off gages, hoses, etc. to vendors or the Cal Lab at the Norfolk Naval Base. Runners assist with close out of the project at the end of the availability by creating logs to verify the TGI's and DR's listed in AIM match the paperwork package that is being turned into C133 for storage.
Technical Writer, June 2018- Sept 2019
• Researches available engineering information such as drawings, design reports, equipment, and test specifications.
• Writes individual copy of analytical, interpretive, documentary, and promotional literature on SGMLs in the program Web Contenta for the USN.
• Performs quality assurance peer reviews. Directs the work of subordinates and coordinates the efforts of illustrators and drafters.
• Responsible for providing direction and peer training to incoming employees.
Elizabeth City Pasquotank County Schools March 2018- June 2018 Substitute teaches for Elizabeth City Middle School Art Class for grades 6-8.
HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS:
• Bachelor’s degree in Art Education K-12 minor in Graphic Design
• Master’s degree in Museum Studies, active secret clearance
• Obtained Teaching license for TN. KY, and NC for Art K-12
• Attained the enlisted rank E-4 Quarter Master Third Class (QM3)
• 5 years of military experience and education
• 2.5 years of experience in a Special Education classroom
• 2 years of repair parts petty officer for ordering supplies (SUPPLY)
• Quarter Master of the Watch (Underway)
• Petty Officer of the Watch (Inport)
• Professionally proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point, and Share point.
HIGHLIGHTS OF EXPERIENCE WHILE SERVING IN THE USN from February 2011- August 2016-
DATES: Jan 2013- Present Naval Station Norfolk, Administration Department
• Command Master of Arms, Court Bailiff to maintain order and provide security. Along with enforcing rules of the courts, I open court by announcing the judges' arrival and close court by announcing the judges' departure.
• Command Urinalysis observer.
• Brig/Prisoner Escort.
July 2011-January 2013 USS NITZE DDG-94
• Quartermaster Petty Officer Third Class. Stand watch as assistants to officers of the deck and the navigator; serve as helmsman and perform ship control, navigation and bridge watch.
• Procure, correct, use and stow navigational and oceanographic publications and oceanographic charts.
• Maintain navigational instruments and keep correct navigational time; render "honors and ceremonies" in accordance with national observance and foreign customs; send and receive visual messages.
• Determined compass and gyro error; computed tide and tidal current data; kept logs and records; determined the ship's position by visual and electronic means; computed times of sunrise and sunset; followed the nautical rules-of-the-road to prevent collisions at sea.
February 2011- June 2011 Recruit Training Command and Quartermaster “A” School
• Learned to conduct ourselves in the highest ethical manner.
• Learned to abide by an uncompromising code of integrity, taking responsibility for our actions and keeping our word.
• Fulfill or exceed our legal and ethical responsibilities in our public and personal lives 24 hours a day.
• Trained to determine compass and gyro error; compute tide and tidal current data; keep logs and records; determine their ship's position by visual and electronic means; compute times of sunrise and sunset; follow the nautical rules-of-the-road to prevent collisions at sea.
March 2009-February 2011 Robertson County Schools (Substitute Teacher/Teacher’s Aide)
• Assumed all the duties of the regular classroom teacher promptly and in accordance with school rules. This included lunchroom, playground, hall duty or other duties assigned by the Principal.
• Follow the instructions left by the teacher or alert the administrator if there are no plans to follow.
• Maintain normal classroom routines and discipline procedures.
Michelle Faulker
1007 Kris Drive
Elizabeth City, NC 27909
M------------
Cell ------------
Home ------------
Objective:
To seek employment within an organization that will fully utilize my knowledge, past experience and potential.
BA Art Education K-12 from Austin Peay State University Clarksville, TN
• I graduated in December of 2008 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Art Education with a minor
in K-12 licensure for Tennessee and North Carolina and a minor in Graphic Design.
MA Museum Studies from University of Oklahoma Norman, Oklahoma
• I graduated in May of 2019 with a Master’s Degree in museum studies. It was a three-year online program including an internship at the Museum of Albemarle.
Valkyrie Enterprises working under 2 different positions from July 2016- Sept 2019
Administrative Assistant Runner, July 2016-Oct 2017
Primarily supports Work Packaging Control whose responsibilities will include distribution and retrieval of TGIs to various shops or waterfront locations along with tracking and electronic cataloging and scanning of completed TGIs onto NNSY servers. May also be required for offsite work conducted at Naval Station Norfolk, local private shipyards, or possibly distant public or private shipyards. Runners may also pickup or drop off gages, hoses, etc. to vendors or the Cal Lab at the Norfolk Naval Base. Runners assist with close out of the project at the end of the availability by creating logs to verify the TGI's and DR's listed in AIM match the paperwork package that is being turned into C133 for storage.
Technical Writer, June 2018- Sept 2019
• Researches available engineering information such as drawings, design reports, equipment, and test specifications.
• Writes individual copy of analytical, interpretive, documentary, and promotional literature on SGMLs in the program Web Contenta for the USN.
• Performs quality assurance peer reviews. Directs the work of subordinates and coordinates the efforts of illustrators and drafters.
• Responsible for providing direction and peer training to incoming employees.
Elizabeth City Pasquotank County Schools March 2018- June 2018 Substitute teaches for Elizabeth City Middle School Art Class for grades 6-8.
HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS:
• Bachelor’s degree in Art Education K-12 minor in Graphic Design
• Master’s degree in Museum Studies, active secret clearance
• Obtained Teaching license for TN. KY, and NC for Art K-12
• Attained the enlisted rank E-4 Quarter Master Third Class (QM3)
• 5 years of military experience and education
• 2.5 years of experience in a Special Education classroom
• 2 years of repair parts petty officer for ordering supplies (SUPPLY)
• Quarter Master of the Watch (Underway)
• Petty Officer of the Watch (Inport)
• Professionally proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point, and Share point.
HIGHLIGHTS OF EXPERIENCE WHILE SERVING IN THE USN from February 2011- August 2016-
DATES: Jan 2013- Present Naval Station Norfolk, Administration Department
• Command Master of Arms, Court Bailiff to maintain order and provide security. Along with enforcing rules of the courts, I open court by announcing the judges' arrival and close court by announcing the judges' departure.
• Command Urinalysis observer.
• Brig/Prisoner Escort.
July 2011-January 2013 USS NITZE DDG-94
• Quartermaster Petty Officer Third Class. Stand watch as assistants to officers of the deck and the navigator; serve as helmsman and perform ship control, navigation and bridge watch.
• Procure, correct, use and stow navigational and oceanographic publications and oceanographic charts.
• Maintain navigational instruments and keep correct navigational time; render "honors and ceremonies" in accordance with national observance and foreign customs; send and receive visual messages.
• Determined compass and gyro error; computed tide and tidal current data; kept logs and records; determined the ship's position by visual and electronic means; computed times of sunrise and sunset; followed the nautical rules-of-the-road to prevent collisions at sea.
February 2011- June 2011 Recruit Training Command and Quartermaster “A” School
• Learned to conduct ourselves in the highest ethical manner.
• Learned to abide by an uncompromising code of integrity, taking responsibility for our actions and keeping our word.
• Fulfill or exceed our legal and ethical responsibilities in our public and personal lives 24 hours a day.
• Trained to determine compass and gyro error; compute tide and tidal current data; keep logs and records; determine their ship's position by visual and electronic means; compute times of sunrise and sunset; follow the nautical rules-of-the-road to prevent collisions at sea.
March 2009-February 2011 Robertson County Schools (Substitute Teacher/Teacher’s Aide)
• Assumed all the duties of the regular classroom teacher promptly and in accordance with school rules. This included lunchroom, playground, hall duty or other duties assigned by the Principal.
• Follow the instructions left by the teacher or alert the administrator if there are no plans to follow.
• Maintain normal classroom routines and discipline procedures.