Samuel D. Pull
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Box 2112 1632 West 12th Street
Allegheny College Cleveland, OH 44100
Meadville, PA 16335 (216) 789-1234
(814) 332-1234
Objective To obtain an internship position in the field of television news production that allows me to utilize my oral and written communication and organizational skills.
Education Allegheny College Meadville, PA
Bachelor of Arts Communication Arts, Minor in Economics May 2003
Course Highlights: Audio/Visual Production, Mass Media Theory and Research Methods,
Advanced Visual Production, Production Design I, Production Design II
Computer Skills: Java Programming Languages, Microsoft Office
Major G.P.A. 3.4
WSEE-TV 35 Erie, PA
Intern Spring 2002
·Wrote copy for news broadcasts
·Interviewed witnesses for news stories on location
·Assisted Weekend News Editor in copy writing, editing and conducting research
Allegheny College Office of Public Affairs Meadville, PA
Office Assistant September 2001 to May 2002
·Wrote and edited press releases announcing news worthy events occurring at Allegheny College
·Monitored 15 multimedia news sources weekly for mention of Allegheny College
·Advised working group of ten students on various research projects relating to Public Affairs
Democratic Party of Cuyahoga County Cleveland, OH
Communications Intern May to August 2001
·Aided in planning of several fundraising events
·Assisted Political Director and Party Chairs in various office functions
·Supervised 12 volunteers participating in calling 250,000 residents of Cuyahoga County
Brecksville Community Center Brecksville, OH
Senior Lifeguard Summer 2000 to 2002
·Supervised a staff of 16 lifeguards ensuring the safety and well being of individuals using the Brecksville Community Center Pool Complex
·Fairly scheduled lifeguards to provide complete coverage for the 67 hours the complex is open each week
·Maintained attendance records, collected and processed timecards
·Co-coordinated four in-service training sessions each summer
·Organized preseason, mid-season, and end of season team building, motivational events for lifeguard staff
Orchesis Modern Dance Group – Allegheny College
Danced in one-third of the pieces performed at fall dance concert
Choreographed and motivated dancers in a piece for the fall performance
Nick Tesian
College Address: Box 24 · Allegheny College · Meadville, PA 16335 · (814) 332-1212
Home Address: 6400 Grant Street · Pittsburgh, PA 15219 · (724) 867-5309
· http://merlin2.allegheny.edu/student/t/tesiann/
Objective To obtain a software testing and development internship where I can contribute my programming, critical thinking, and debugging skills
Education Allegheny College Meadville, PA
Bachelor of Science: Applied Computing; Minor: English May 2003
GPA 3.65
Computer Programming Languages
Skills C, C++, Objective C, Fortran, MIPS Assembly Language, Java, HTML
Operating Systems
DOS, Mac OS, Windows 95, 98 & NT, Unix, Linux
Software
Microsoft Office, Microsoft Access, FoxPro, Visio Basic, Netscape Navigator, Lotus Notes, MySQL, LaTeX, Macromedia Dreamweaver, Macromedia Fireworks, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator
Hardware
Basic PC installation skills
Experience Computing Services, Allegheny College Meadville, PA
Administrative Support August 2000 – May 2002
§ Provided support for administrative personnel using Microsoft Office components, Netscape Navigator, and Eudora
§ Completed upgrades of 132 PCs across the campus
§ Installed software, memory, hard drives and motherboards
§ Exercised trouble shooting skills to determine the source of and remedy software conflicts and errors
Department of Computer Science, Allegheny College Meadville, PA
Lab Assistant Fall 2001, Spring 2002
§ Monitored the use of a thirty-five-station lab to ensure proper equipment operation
§ Responded to student queries pertaining to use of MS Office products and various compilers
§ Reported operational problems to support staff
§ Completed routine maintenance on lab CPUs and peripheral devices
Department of Computer Science Meadville, PA
Teaching Assistant Spring 2001
§ Creatively explained complex concepts to underclass Computer Science students
§ Expediently and reliably graded labs, exams and homework as support for three faculty members
§ Maintained weekly office hours to ensure the availability of peer support
§ Instituted and organized routinely scheduled review sessions for CS 101 students
Leadership Meadville Housing Authority Meadville, PA
& Service Americorps Bonner Leader May 2000 – January 2002
§ Conducted computer literacy workshops for students living in subsidized housing
§ Co-organized after school program servicing 22 children
Meadville Soup Kitchen Meadville, PA
Volunteer September 2000 – Present
§ Contributed over 200 hours to feeding the needy in the Meadville community