Student
Drew Colman
219 LaVerne Ave, Mill Valley, CA 94941 • ------------ • (415) 944. 0239
EDUCATION
Emory University May 2022
Candidate for Bachelor Business Administration Degree
Cumulative GPA: 3.3
Relevant Courses: ISOM 350, Microeconomics 101, Macroeconomics 112, ACT 210
San Francisco University High School June 2018
EXPERIENCE
Super Duper Burgers Mill Valley, CA
Cashier June 2018-Present
• Worked all of the front end jobs of this establishment; main cashier, order taker, clean up, drive-thru
• Established strong bonds with coworkers through trust and communication on taking orders
• Informed customers of the menu and received positive feed from ensuring expectations were exceeded
• Facilitated opening preparation and closing cleanup of the restaurant regularly and effectively
The Depot Café & Bookstore
Cashier and Barista Jun. 2017-Aug. 2017
• Served as the main cashier, barista, and food prep when collaboration was needed for certain stations
• Improved customer relations by focusing on individual needs, orders, and peer collaboration
• Organized back storage, fridge, kitchen, and dining area by replenishing materials and stocking items
LEADERSHIP & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Marin County Youth Court Terra Linda, CA
Juror Aug. 2015-Present
• Volunteer Juror at this organization that works to direct students away from the school-to-prison pipeline as an alternative to the traditional juvenile justice system by clearing their record of crime
• Deliberated a restorative plan based on respondent’s situation by sitting on jury with among peers my age
• Managed youth court’s social media as senior leadership project by contacting donors and publishing flyers
Emory Impact Investing Group Atlanta, GA
Research Team Member Jan. 2019-Present
• Analyzed impact investing demographics of Atlanta to Chicago to determine differences in economies
• Configured research findings into a white pages document with statistics, graphs, and conclusions
• Directed four team members into completing research and structuring topic into specific categories
• Presented our final work to the entire research branch and led a Q&A in regards to our topic
SFUHS Yearbook San Francisco, CA
Member, Chief Editor Sept. 2016-Jun. 2018
• Supervised 20 club members, oversaw yearbook development, edited spreads, designed page layouts
• Attended weekly editor meetings to discuss ideas and strategies to meet monthly deadlines
• Organized full yearbook staff meetings to outline logistics of completing the final project
• Delegated members their responsibility for creating pages, and contacting through email for meetings
School Year Abroad Summer Beijing, China
Student Jun. 2016-Jul. 2016
• Studied Chinese language at the Second High School of Beijing Normal University with a program
• Integrated American life into a modern Chinese household and culture by living with a host family
• Improved cultural and language skills through regular conversations with peers, teachers, and family
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Honors & Awards: Certificate of Merit 2014-2018, Branch Honors 2014-2017, Distinguished Delegate
Other Activities: Piano, Volunteer Emory, Pawsitive Outreach, Goizueta Women in Finance
Skills: Chinese (Intermediate); Proficient in MS Excel, MS Word, MS PowerPoint; Research
Interests: Singing, Dancing, Piano, Travel, Volunteering, Video-making
Drew Colman
219 LaVerne Ave, Mill Valley, CA 94941 • ------------ • (415) 944. 0239
EDUCATION
Emory University May 2022
Candidate for Bachelor Business Administration Degree
Cumulative GPA: 3.3
Relevant Courses: ISOM 350, Microeconomics 101, Macroeconomics 112, ACT 210
San Francisco University High School June 2018
EXPERIENCE
Super Duper Burgers Mill Valley, CA
Cashier June 2018-Present
• Worked all of the front end jobs of this establishment; main cashier, order taker, clean up, drive-thru
• Established strong bonds with coworkers through trust and communication on taking orders
• Informed customers of the menu and received positive feed from ensuring expectations were exceeded
• Facilitated opening preparation and closing cleanup of the restaurant regularly and effectively
The Depot Café & Bookstore
Cashier and Barista Jun. 2017-Aug. 2017
• Served as the main cashier, barista, and food prep when collaboration was needed for certain stations
• Improved customer relations by focusing on individual needs, orders, and peer collaboration
• Organized back storage, fridge, kitchen, and dining area by replenishing materials and stocking items
LEADERSHIP & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Marin County Youth Court Terra Linda, CA
Juror Aug. 2015-Present
• Volunteer Juror at this organization that works to direct students away from the school-to-prison pipeline as an alternative to the traditional juvenile justice system by clearing their record of crime
• Deliberated a restorative plan based on respondent’s situation by sitting on jury with among peers my age
• Managed youth court’s social media as senior leadership project by contacting donors and publishing flyers
Emory Impact Investing Group Atlanta, GA
Research Team Member Jan. 2019-Present
• Analyzed impact investing demographics of Atlanta to Chicago to determine differences in economies
• Configured research findings into a white pages document with statistics, graphs, and conclusions
• Directed four team members into completing research and structuring topic into specific categories
• Presented our final work to the entire research branch and led a Q&A in regards to our topic
SFUHS Yearbook San Francisco, CA
Member, Chief Editor Sept. 2016-Jun. 2018
• Supervised 20 club members, oversaw yearbook development, edited spreads, designed page layouts
• Attended weekly editor meetings to discuss ideas and strategies to meet monthly deadlines
• Organized full yearbook staff meetings to outline logistics of completing the final project
• Delegated members their responsibility for creating pages, and contacting through email for meetings
School Year Abroad Summer Beijing, China
Student Jun. 2016-Jul. 2016
• Studied Chinese language at the Second High School of Beijing Normal University with a program
• Integrated American life into a modern Chinese household and culture by living with a host family
• Improved cultural and language skills through regular conversations with peers, teachers, and family
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Honors & Awards: Certificate of Merit 2014-2018, Branch Honors 2014-2017, Distinguished Delegate
Other Activities: Piano, Volunteer Emory, Pawsitive Outreach, Goizueta Women in Finance
Skills: Chinese (Intermediate); Proficient in MS Excel, MS Word, MS PowerPoint; Research
Interests: Singing, Dancing, Piano, Travel, Volunteering, Video-making