 Education & Work Experience |
| | Do you have passport, original degree, sealed academic transcripts and criminal background record right now? If not, can you prepare these documents soon?
I have my passport. I'm graduating on March 25, but will receive my physical diploma within 90 days after March 25. I will be applying and receiving my F4 visa in April. Academic transcripts will be available for mailing a few weeks after I graduate. I can obtain my notarized criminal background check within a week through the FBI Channeler and get it apostilled accordingly. Once I get my original degree, I can get that notarized and apostilled as well. My university, however, can provide an official letter of graduation before the arrival of my diploma early on. Although I will obtain the physical diploma within 90 days after I graduate,I can get it earlier if given a job offer that requires me to start at an earlier date.
(For Posting GB-2-2: If they just require my visa, sealed academic transcripts, and an official letter of graduation from my university, then I can work right after I get all three - perhaps near the end of April.)
* Education & Work Experience *
The posted resume is for English Teaching. The following information below is for GB-2-2) Bundang, Migum, Gyeonggido (international school) – administrator position:
Education:
At University of California, San Diego (September 2015-March 2017): I majored in International Studies - International Business with a regional focus in East Asia (South Korea and Japan). I took classes in: Finance, Project Management, Marketing, Business Strategy, Leadership, Entrepreneurship, Academic Writing,and CSR.
At my previous university, Mercyhurst University (2013-2015), I majored in Computer Systems. I took classes in: Accounting, Statistics, Data Analysis, and Data Science, so I have knowledge in SQL, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, and Microsoft Office.
I can speak, read and write in Korean, but I am really slow in it because of lack of practice. I can probably read and speak better than I can write though.
Work Experience: (from Most Recent to Oldest)
I currently work as a data entry assistant at HIV Neurobehavioral Research Program (October 2015-Present) in which I complete basic clerical work, such as continuous data entry, filing, organizing, and scanning. I also get supplemented by occasional special projects and help train the new employees.
I volunteered as a Japanese Interpreter for Society for the Promotion of Japanese Animation (SPJA) (June 2016-July 2016). I acted as a personal manager and as on-call support for my guests. I also reported to my supervisors and acted as their messenger for any important updates that needed to be known to all fellow interpreters. I also resolved any issues that visitors faced during the event and escalated it to the proper people when necessary.
I volunteered as FUSION XVI Sponsorship and Gifts Committee Member for Multi-Asian Student Association (January 2016-April 2016). I helped with sponsorship, fundraising, social media, and gifts for FUSION XVI Hip Hop Dance Competition.
I first worked as Usher at Mary D'Angelo Performing Arts Center and Mercyhurst Conference & Events from January 2014-January 2015, but I was then promoted to work as House Manager afterwards (January 2015-May 2015). As an usher, I managed the audience members on an individual level, worked as security during the event, performed maintenance, and took on the responsibility as house manager when necessary. As a house manager, I managed the ushers and the security of the theater, handled inquiries from the audience and the performers, and completed any administrative paperwork.
I worked as an office assistant for Mercyhurst Institute of Arts & Culture and Mercyhurst Conference & Events (January 2014-May 2015). I organized financial information of events, using Microsoft Excel. I also handled the maintenance of the office. I mainly assisted the main supervisor with recording and delivering student employee's timesheets for payroll. In addition, I wrote emails on behalf of my supervisors.
I worked as Phonathon Caller for Mercyhurst University (Office of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving) (October 2013-May 2015). I mainly made phone calls to alumnus and parents who are affiliated with the university and asked for donations. I also regularly updated the contact information for alumnus and parents who are affiliated with the university. I received "Best Positive Attitude Award" in recognition of having the best positive attitude while working at Mercyhurst Phonathon.
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