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cGPA: 3.3
Major: Cell Biology
Minor: Chemistry
MCAT: Pending (projecting >30)
Reference(s): Fufllled for both M.D. and D.O.
Personal Statemet: Finished (currently modifying)
Shadowing hours: 100 hrs
Clinical work hours: 4,000+ hours
Community service hours: 500 hours
Total number of organizations invovled in: 11
Professional Profile
Summary
Highly motivated individual with an array of professional and organizational experience to match. Currently pursuing higher education and employment in the healthcare field where I can successfully accomplish my goals and exercise my skills adequately.
Availability
Must give my current employer(s) a two weeks notice before changing employment.
Language(s)
English (Native)
Education
Northeastern State University │ 600 N. Grand, Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74464
01/2011 - 12/2012
Bachelors of Science
Major │ Biology with Cellular Emphasis
Minor │ Chemistry
Coursework
Subject │Course │ Level │Title
BIOL 2224 MICROBIOL (LAB INCLUDED)
BIOL 3114 GENETICS (LAB INCLUDED)
CHEM 3123 ORG CHEM I LEC
CHEM 3132 ORG CHEM I LAB
MATH 3513 STATISTICAL METHODS
CHEM 3223 ORG CHEM II LEC
CHEM 4214 BIOCHEMISTRY
BIOL 3124 CELL BIOL (LAB INCLUDED)
BIOL 4543 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY (LAB INCLUDED)
CHEM 3232 ORG CHEM II LAB
BIOL 3013 ANIMAL BIOLOGY (LAB INCLUDED)
BIOL 3524 ECOLOGY
BIOL 4103 DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY
BIOL 4232 MOLECULAR & CELLULAR BIOLOGY
BIOL 4502 SEL TOPICS IN MOLECULAR BIOL (EMPHASIS ON ONCOLOGY)
BIOL 3003 PLANT BIOLOGY (LAB INCLUDED)
BIOL 4354 IMMUNOLOGY (LAB INCLUDED)
BIOL 4621 SENIOR SEMINAR
HFS 1653 NUTRITION
SCI 1314 ASTRONOMY (LAB INCLUDED)
Carl Albert State College │ 1507 S. Mckenna, Poteau, Oklahoma 74953
01/2007 - 04/2010
Associates of Premedical Sciences
Coursework
Subject │ Course │ Level │ Title
CS 1003 MICROCOMP APPL
ENGL 1113 FRESHMAN COMP I
HIST 1483 AMER HIST 1492-1865
MUS 2543 MUSIC APPRECIATION
UNIV 1002 FRESHMAN ORIENTATION
GEOG 2243 FUND OF HUMAN GEOG
HUM 2223 HUMANITIES II
ZOOL 1123 GENERAL ZOOLOGY
ZOOL 1132 GENERAL ZOOLOGY LAB
POLS 1113 AMERICAN FEDERAL GOV
PSYC 1113 PSYCHOLOGY
SOC 1113 SOCIOLOGY
ENGL 1213 FRESHMAN COMP II
PHIL 1013 PHILOSOPHY
CHEM 1123 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (LAB INCLUDED)
MATH 1513 COLLEGE ALGEBRA
BIOL 2154 HUMAN ANATOMY (LAB INCLUDED)
CHEM 1223 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II (LAB INCLUDED)
BIOL 3314 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY (LAB INCLUDED)
PHYS 1115 GENERAL PHYSICS I (LAB INCLUDED)
ENGL 1213 FRESHMAN COMP II
H ED 1113 PERSONAL HLTH & WELL
LGCY 2000 BIO & MED SCI CAPSTN
PHYS 1215 GENERAL PHYSICS II (LAB INCLUDED)
Vian High School │ 301 Hunter St., Vian, Oklahoma 74962
07/2004 - 04/2006
High School Diploma
Professional Work Experience
St. Johns Health System │ 1923 S Utica Ave Tulsa, OK 74104
08/2012 - Present
Full-time
Employers Name: Brittney Vaughn
Employers Phone: (918) 744-3131 Ext. 15575
Job Title: Laboratory Tech II
Department(s): Regional Medical Laboratory
Duties and Responsibilities:
Performing Microbiology methodology
Large reference laboratory
Setting up cultures
Processing specimens
Preparing media
Communicating with various other sections of the laboratory or hospital
Clerical accuracy and speed with computer systems is also need to function as a microbiology technician
Northeastern State University │ 600 N. Grand Avenue, Tahlequah, OK 74464
08/2012 - 02/2013
Part-time
Employers Name: Vanessa Whitley
Employers Phone: (918) 444-3843
Job Title: Science Tutor and Laboratory Assistant
Department(s): College of Science and Health Professions
Duties and Responsibilities:
Assisting students in achieving a better understanding of specific subject (General Physical Science, Inorganic Chemistry I, Inorganic Chemistry II, Physics I, and Physics II) and improving academic capabilities in designated areas.
Helping students develop the study skills necessary for academic success.
Establishing and maintaining rapport with the assigned student(s).
Tahlequah City Hospital │ 1400 East Downing, Tahlequah, OK 74464
07/2010 - 03/2013
Full/Part-time
Employers Name: Scott Rosenthal
Employers Phone: (918) 456-2575
Job Title: Medical Assistant
Department(s): (1) Cardiology, (1) Family Medicine, (6) Internal Medicine, (2) Nephrology, (2) Otolaryngology, and (2) Urology
Experience:
Medical terminology
Good written and verbal communication
Excellent interpersonal skills
Medical records
OSHA & HIPAA
Patient billing
Triaging
Duties and Responsibilities:
Collect, analyze and document data related to patient's condition:
 PFSH, CC, HPI, ROS, medication list, and lab values
Assisting or conducting in-office services (screening/diagnostic):
 Vital signs, tissue biopsy, clinical swabs, and ultrasonography, urinalysis, tympanometry, audiography, electrocardiography, nasopharyngoscopy, and stent removal
Injection administration:
 Immunizations
 Routine injections
Executing the following skills on a daily basis; the ability to assist in minor procedures, phone experience, good customer service skills, computer skills and good written and verbal communication.
Recording vital signs and performing all ancillary tests appropriate to skill level, certifications and state regulations.
Gathering and documenting information about the patients condition, which include lab values, pain levels, patient education needs, nutritional status and potential complications. Contributing to the assessment/re-assessment of patients, and monitoring/documenting the patients status.
Participating in the development of the patients plan of care, including implementation and evaluation of appropriate patient care interventions which may include medication administration.
Cherokee County Detention Center │213 W. Delaware Street, Tahlequah, OK 74464
01/2010 - 07/2010
Full-time
Employers Name: Johnnie Dallas
Employers Phone: (918) 456-3312
Job Title: Detention Officer
Department(s): Detention Center
Duties and Responsibilities:
Involved in inmate processing, maintaining order in the jail and invoking disciplinary measures when necessary.
Perform cell searches for drugs and other prohibited items, and inspected the facility for cleanliness.
Work in direct contact with inmates. Monitor criminals in solitary confinement and in general public.
Escort prisoners between the courtroom and the correctional facility while maintaining prisoner security and protecting the general public.
Sequoyah County Detention Center │ 119B South Oak, Sallisaw, Oklahoma 74955
01/2007 - 01/2010
Full-time
Employers Name: Jamie Faulkenberry
Employers Phone: (918) 776-9028
Job Title: Supervisor
Department(s): Detention Center
Duties and Responsibilities:
Coordinating activities by scheduling work assignments, setting priorities, and directing the work of subordinate employees.
Evaluating and verifying employee performance through the review of completed work assignments and work techniques.
Maintaining records, preparing reports, and composing correspondences relative to the work place.
Communicating, interpreting, and applying facility/state policies and regulations.
Directing custody and security activities necessary to assure a safe environment.
Observing prisoners activities to detect unusual or prohibited behavior, which might be a threat to the security of the facility or the safety of prisoners, employees, or visitors.
Taking, receiving, checks, and recording periodic counts of residents.
Inspecting through the use of visual observation, building, guard post, recreational area, and etc., for violations of regulations or unsafe conditions, assuring the maintenance of prisoners safety, health, and discipline.
Acting personally and through subordinates to control disturbance and disorders, taking immediate control of the situation, and applying pre-need contingencies.
Certification(s) and Specialized Training
BLS / CPR Certification
Adult first aid
Environmental emergencies
Infant CPR with mask
Adult/child, CPR with mask
Adult/child automated external defibrillator
Healthcare Competency Training
Abuse and neglect
Blood borne pathogens
Disaster preparedness
Electrical & Fire safety
Hand hygiene
Hazard communication
Medical radiation
Moving, lifting, and repetitive motion
MSDS
Patients' rights
TB prevention
Isolation and standard population specific care
Computer Experience
Microsoft Operating System(s) & Macintosh Operating System(s)
Microsoft Office (excel, word, etc.)
Server/networking/hardware
Auxiliary programs (WinZip, etc.)
Adobe Creative Suite CS6
System management and security
Network and internet
Program management
Laboratory Work Experience and Educational Background
Biology/Chemistry/Medical
Northern, western, and southern blotting techniques
Cell and tissue culture techniques
Assay preparation techniques
Cell staining/plating/cloning techniques
PCR technique
Immunological techniques (including ELISA)
Micropipette techniques
Electrophoresis (including PAGE)
Extraction techniques
Crystallization techniques
Distillation techniques
Chromatography techniques (includes gas and liquid)
Spectroscopy
Urinalysis
Microscopy techniques
ECG/EKG
Swab techniques (includes strep and Flu)
Injection techniques
Philanthropic, Extracurricular, and Specialized Training and Certification(s)
Volunteerism Total Hours: 500+
Help-in-Crisis
Service Sundays
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Boys & Girls Club of America
Special Olympics
Greenleaf State Park
Northeastern State University Activities Board (NAB)
Hospice care
MLK Day of Service
Shadowing Physician
Dr. Bennie Cheek, D.O. Family Medicine
Dr. Sharon James-Schmidt, M.D. Anesthesiology
Dr. Phyllis Nolan, D.O. W.W. Hastings Hospital
Dr. Melissa Adams, D.P.M. Podiatry W.W. Hastings Hospital
Interests
Organizational involvement
Healthcare
Clinical laboratory sciences
Networking
Organizational
Alpha Epsilon Delta Honor Society
College Republicans
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Northeastern State University Alumni Association
Rho Theta Sigma Honor Society
Service Sundays
Alpha Epsilon Delta Honor Society
National Organization
Position(s): Chapter Founder, Chapter President, Chapter Historian, and Chapter Public Relations Chair
2010 - Present
Chapter Oklahoma Eta is a chapter of the U.S. health pre-professional honor society. The organization currently has more than 144,000 members within 186 chapters at universities throughout the United States, making it the world's largest Honor Society serving all students from different backgrounds in the pursuit of a career in the healthcare.
The Oklahoma Eta chapter specifically offers the following services:
Public recognition of outstanding premedical scholarship.
Promotion of community service.
Hospital tours and shadowing opportunities with medical providers.
Opportunity to participate in activities which promote interest in professional health.
Opportunity to establish and pursue contacts with health professionals.
College Republicans
National Organization
2012 Graduation
Position(s): Executive Treasurer
Duties and Responsibilities:
Properly receive and disburse moneys.
Keep an accurate record of all money received and disbursed.
Deposit all moneys received in the account of the organization in an approved bank as soon as possible.
Issue a receipt for moneys received.
Prepare a report for the regular meetings.
Prepare an annual report which is audited before it is presented.
Keep all receipts, bank statements, cancelled checks, and collect dues.
Northeastern State University Alumni Association
Organization
2012 Present
Position(s): Member
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
National Organization
2011 Graduation
Position(s): Executive Secretary and Executive Vice President
The secretary is responsible for maintaining the chapter's roster and bylaws. Expectation to report new members, initiations, and alumnus status to the Fraternity through the chapter's Dashboard application at www.pikes.org is also required. The secretary will submit Chapter Notes to the Shield & Diamond by the appropriate deadlines to ensure proper entries.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Attend executive council and chapter meetings.
Attend and giving a report at weekly committee chair and chapter meetings.
Take minutes at all executive council and chapter meetings.
Take roll at all chapter meetings and sponsored events.
As Vice President my main duty is to serve as; manager, motivator, leader, and at times, an enforcer. These roles help me to run the Executive Council, which consists of our social, spirit, house management, recruitment, pledge education, sorority relations, scholarship, brotherhood, ritual, and alumni relations committees.
Rho Theta Sigma Honor Society
Organization
2011 - Present
Position(s): Member
Being Northeastern State Universitys oldest honor society, the organization honors students with high achievements in all disciplines. Rho Theta Sigma was established on the Tahlequah campus in the 1920s and it currently has over 5,000 members.
Service Sundays
Volunteer Organization
2010 - Present
Position(s): Board Member
A Northeastern State University community service volunteer program that is run in conjunction with Cherokee Nation to promote a variety of volunteerism within the community of Tahlequah, Oklahoma.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Designing and assisting in the coordination of new community service volunteer events.
cGPA: 3.3
Major: Cell Biology
Minor: Chemistry
MCAT: Pending (projecting >30)
Reference(s): Fufllled for both M.D. and D.O.
Personal Statemet: Finished (currently modifying)
Shadowing hours: 100 hrs
Clinical work hours: 4,000+ hours
Community service hours: 500 hours
Total number of organizations invovled in: 11
Professional Profile
Summary
Highly motivated individual with an array of professional and organizational experience to match. Currently pursuing higher education and employment in the healthcare field where I can successfully accomplish my goals and exercise my skills adequately.
Availability
Must give my current employer(s) a two weeks notice before changing employment.
Language(s)
English (Native)
Education
Northeastern State University │ 600 N. Grand, Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74464
01/2011 - 12/2012
Bachelors of Science
Major │ Biology with Cellular Emphasis
Minor │ Chemistry
Coursework
Subject │Course │ Level │Title
BIOL 2224 MICROBIOL (LAB INCLUDED)
BIOL 3114 GENETICS (LAB INCLUDED)
CHEM 3123 ORG CHEM I LEC
CHEM 3132 ORG CHEM I LAB
MATH 3513 STATISTICAL METHODS
CHEM 3223 ORG CHEM II LEC
CHEM 4214 BIOCHEMISTRY
BIOL 3124 CELL BIOL (LAB INCLUDED)
BIOL 4543 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY (LAB INCLUDED)
CHEM 3232 ORG CHEM II LAB
BIOL 3013 ANIMAL BIOLOGY (LAB INCLUDED)
BIOL 3524 ECOLOGY
BIOL 4103 DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY
BIOL 4232 MOLECULAR & CELLULAR BIOLOGY
BIOL 4502 SEL TOPICS IN MOLECULAR BIOL (EMPHASIS ON ONCOLOGY)
BIOL 3003 PLANT BIOLOGY (LAB INCLUDED)
BIOL 4354 IMMUNOLOGY (LAB INCLUDED)
BIOL 4621 SENIOR SEMINAR
HFS 1653 NUTRITION
SCI 1314 ASTRONOMY (LAB INCLUDED)
Carl Albert State College │ 1507 S. Mckenna, Poteau, Oklahoma 74953
01/2007 - 04/2010
Associates of Premedical Sciences
Coursework
Subject │ Course │ Level │ Title
CS 1003 MICROCOMP APPL
ENGL 1113 FRESHMAN COMP I
HIST 1483 AMER HIST 1492-1865
MUS 2543 MUSIC APPRECIATION
UNIV 1002 FRESHMAN ORIENTATION
GEOG 2243 FUND OF HUMAN GEOG
HUM 2223 HUMANITIES II
ZOOL 1123 GENERAL ZOOLOGY
ZOOL 1132 GENERAL ZOOLOGY LAB
POLS 1113 AMERICAN FEDERAL GOV
PSYC 1113 PSYCHOLOGY
SOC 1113 SOCIOLOGY
ENGL 1213 FRESHMAN COMP II
PHIL 1013 PHILOSOPHY
CHEM 1123 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (LAB INCLUDED)
MATH 1513 COLLEGE ALGEBRA
BIOL 2154 HUMAN ANATOMY (LAB INCLUDED)
CHEM 1223 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II (LAB INCLUDED)
BIOL 3314 HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY (LAB INCLUDED)
PHYS 1115 GENERAL PHYSICS I (LAB INCLUDED)
ENGL 1213 FRESHMAN COMP II
H ED 1113 PERSONAL HLTH & WELL
LGCY 2000 BIO & MED SCI CAPSTN
PHYS 1215 GENERAL PHYSICS II (LAB INCLUDED)
Vian High School │ 301 Hunter St., Vian, Oklahoma 74962
07/2004 - 04/2006
High School Diploma
Professional Work Experience
St. Johns Health System │ 1923 S Utica Ave Tulsa, OK 74104
08/2012 - Present
Full-time
Employers Name: Brittney Vaughn
Employers Phone: (918) 744-3131 Ext. 15575
Job Title: Laboratory Tech II
Department(s): Regional Medical Laboratory
Duties and Responsibilities:
Performing Microbiology methodology
Large reference laboratory
Setting up cultures
Processing specimens
Preparing media
Communicating with various other sections of the laboratory or hospital
Clerical accuracy and speed with computer systems is also need to function as a microbiology technician
Northeastern State University │ 600 N. Grand Avenue, Tahlequah, OK 74464
08/2012 - 02/2013
Part-time
Employers Name: Vanessa Whitley
Employers Phone: (918) 444-3843
Job Title: Science Tutor and Laboratory Assistant
Department(s): College of Science and Health Professions
Duties and Responsibilities:
Assisting students in achieving a better understanding of specific subject (General Physical Science, Inorganic Chemistry I, Inorganic Chemistry II, Physics I, and Physics II) and improving academic capabilities in designated areas.
Helping students develop the study skills necessary for academic success.
Establishing and maintaining rapport with the assigned student(s).
Tahlequah City Hospital │ 1400 East Downing, Tahlequah, OK 74464
07/2010 - 03/2013
Full/Part-time
Employers Name: Scott Rosenthal
Employers Phone: (918) 456-2575
Job Title: Medical Assistant
Department(s): (1) Cardiology, (1) Family Medicine, (6) Internal Medicine, (2) Nephrology, (2) Otolaryngology, and (2) Urology
Experience:
Medical terminology
Good written and verbal communication
Excellent interpersonal skills
Medical records
OSHA & HIPAA
Patient billing
Triaging
Duties and Responsibilities:
Collect, analyze and document data related to patient's condition:
 PFSH, CC, HPI, ROS, medication list, and lab values
Assisting or conducting in-office services (screening/diagnostic):
 Vital signs, tissue biopsy, clinical swabs, and ultrasonography, urinalysis, tympanometry, audiography, electrocardiography, nasopharyngoscopy, and stent removal
Injection administration:
 Immunizations
 Routine injections
Executing the following skills on a daily basis; the ability to assist in minor procedures, phone experience, good customer service skills, computer skills and good written and verbal communication.
Recording vital signs and performing all ancillary tests appropriate to skill level, certifications and state regulations.
Gathering and documenting information about the patients condition, which include lab values, pain levels, patient education needs, nutritional status and potential complications. Contributing to the assessment/re-assessment of patients, and monitoring/documenting the patients status.
Participating in the development of the patients plan of care, including implementation and evaluation of appropriate patient care interventions which may include medication administration.
Cherokee County Detention Center │213 W. Delaware Street, Tahlequah, OK 74464
01/2010 - 07/2010
Full-time
Employers Name: Johnnie Dallas
Employers Phone: (918) 456-3312
Job Title: Detention Officer
Department(s): Detention Center
Duties and Responsibilities:
Involved in inmate processing, maintaining order in the jail and invoking disciplinary measures when necessary.
Perform cell searches for drugs and other prohibited items, and inspected the facility for cleanliness.
Work in direct contact with inmates. Monitor criminals in solitary confinement and in general public.
Escort prisoners between the courtroom and the correctional facility while maintaining prisoner security and protecting the general public.
Sequoyah County Detention Center │ 119B South Oak, Sallisaw, Oklahoma 74955
01/2007 - 01/2010
Full-time
Employers Name: Jamie Faulkenberry
Employers Phone: (918) 776-9028
Job Title: Supervisor
Department(s): Detention Center
Duties and Responsibilities:
Coordinating activities by scheduling work assignments, setting priorities, and directing the work of subordinate employees.
Evaluating and verifying employee performance through the review of completed work assignments and work techniques.
Maintaining records, preparing reports, and composing correspondences relative to the work place.
Communicating, interpreting, and applying facility/state policies and regulations.
Directing custody and security activities necessary to assure a safe environment.
Observing prisoners activities to detect unusual or prohibited behavior, which might be a threat to the security of the facility or the safety of prisoners, employees, or visitors.
Taking, receiving, checks, and recording periodic counts of residents.
Inspecting through the use of visual observation, building, guard post, recreational area, and etc., for violations of regulations or unsafe conditions, assuring the maintenance of prisoners safety, health, and discipline.
Acting personally and through subordinates to control disturbance and disorders, taking immediate control of the situation, and applying pre-need contingencies.
Certification(s) and Specialized Training
BLS / CPR Certification
Adult first aid
Environmental emergencies
Infant CPR with mask
Adult/child, CPR with mask
Adult/child automated external defibrillator
Healthcare Competency Training
Abuse and neglect
Blood borne pathogens
Disaster preparedness
Electrical & Fire safety
Hand hygiene
Hazard communication
Medical radiation
Moving, lifting, and repetitive motion
MSDS
Patients' rights
TB prevention
Isolation and standard population specific care
Computer Experience
Microsoft Operating System(s) & Macintosh Operating System(s)
Microsoft Office (excel, word, etc.)
Server/networking/hardware
Auxiliary programs (WinZip, etc.)
Adobe Creative Suite CS6
System management and security
Network and internet
Program management
Laboratory Work Experience and Educational Background
Biology/Chemistry/Medical
Northern, western, and southern blotting techniques
Cell and tissue culture techniques
Assay preparation techniques
Cell staining/plating/cloning techniques
PCR technique
Immunological techniques (including ELISA)
Micropipette techniques
Electrophoresis (including PAGE)
Extraction techniques
Crystallization techniques
Distillation techniques
Chromatography techniques (includes gas and liquid)
Spectroscopy
Urinalysis
Microscopy techniques
ECG/EKG
Swab techniques (includes strep and Flu)
Injection techniques
Philanthropic, Extracurricular, and Specialized Training and Certification(s)
Volunteerism Total Hours: 500+
Help-in-Crisis
Service Sundays
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Boys & Girls Club of America
Special Olympics
Greenleaf State Park
Northeastern State University Activities Board (NAB)
Hospice care
MLK Day of Service
Shadowing Physician
Dr. Bennie Cheek, D.O. Family Medicine
Dr. Sharon James-Schmidt, M.D. Anesthesiology
Dr. Phyllis Nolan, D.O. W.W. Hastings Hospital
Dr. Melissa Adams, D.P.M. Podiatry W.W. Hastings Hospital
Interests
Organizational involvement
Healthcare
Clinical laboratory sciences
Networking
Organizational
Alpha Epsilon Delta Honor Society
College Republicans
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Northeastern State University Alumni Association
Rho Theta Sigma Honor Society
Service Sundays
Alpha Epsilon Delta Honor Society
National Organization
Position(s): Chapter Founder, Chapter President, Chapter Historian, and Chapter Public Relations Chair
2010 - Present
Chapter Oklahoma Eta is a chapter of the U.S. health pre-professional honor society. The organization currently has more than 144,000 members within 186 chapters at universities throughout the United States, making it the world's largest Honor Society serving all students from different backgrounds in the pursuit of a career in the healthcare.
The Oklahoma Eta chapter specifically offers the following services:
Public recognition of outstanding premedical scholarship.
Promotion of community service.
Hospital tours and shadowing opportunities with medical providers.
Opportunity to participate in activities which promote interest in professional health.
Opportunity to establish and pursue contacts with health professionals.
College Republicans
National Organization
2012 Graduation
Position(s): Executive Treasurer
Duties and Responsibilities:
Properly receive and disburse moneys.
Keep an accurate record of all money received and disbursed.
Deposit all moneys received in the account of the organization in an approved bank as soon as possible.
Issue a receipt for moneys received.
Prepare a report for the regular meetings.
Prepare an annual report which is audited before it is presented.
Keep all receipts, bank statements, cancelled checks, and collect dues.
Northeastern State University Alumni Association
Organization
2012 Present
Position(s): Member
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
National Organization
2011 Graduation
Position(s): Executive Secretary and Executive Vice President
The secretary is responsible for maintaining the chapter's roster and bylaws. Expectation to report new members, initiations, and alumnus status to the Fraternity through the chapter's Dashboard application at www.pikes.org is also required. The secretary will submit Chapter Notes to the Shield & Diamond by the appropriate deadlines to ensure proper entries.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Attend executive council and chapter meetings.
Attend and giving a report at weekly committee chair and chapter meetings.
Take minutes at all executive council and chapter meetings.
Take roll at all chapter meetings and sponsored events.
As Vice President my main duty is to serve as; manager, motivator, leader, and at times, an enforcer. These roles help me to run the Executive Council, which consists of our social, spirit, house management, recruitment, pledge education, sorority relations, scholarship, brotherhood, ritual, and alumni relations committees.
Rho Theta Sigma Honor Society
Organization
2011 - Present
Position(s): Member
Being Northeastern State Universitys oldest honor society, the organization honors students with high achievements in all disciplines. Rho Theta Sigma was established on the Tahlequah campus in the 1920s and it currently has over 5,000 members.
Service Sundays
Volunteer Organization
2010 - Present
Position(s): Board Member
A Northeastern State University community service volunteer program that is run in conjunction with Cherokee Nation to promote a variety of volunteerism within the community of Tahlequah, Oklahoma.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Designing and assisting in the coordination of new community service volunteer events.
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