Skillslanguage: Have Been Speaking Spanish for Seven Years

Nicholas Berry

8 Hickory Drive

Medfield, MA 02052

(508) – 864- 5922

SkillsLanguage: Have been speaking Spanish for seven years

Certifications: I have been both CPR and soccer referee certified

Experience

May 2007Band Leader

To February 2009Medfield, MA

For this period of time I lead two garage bands. Both varied in age

and talent. Within these group, we performed a combined total of

nine concerts. Two of those shows were benefit concerts. One

raised about eight hundred dollars for the organization Doctors

Without Borders. The other concert raised over one thousand

dollars for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

References:

Rab Berry

(508) – 864 – 5308

Henry D’Angelo

(508) – 505 - 5913

Jobs with Contacts

March 2006 toSoccer Referee

May 2010Medfield MA

Was a grade eight referee. I refereed between the ages of nine to

Fourteen. When I was seventeen, I refereed the biggest soccer

tournament during the spring soccer season in Massachusetts, the

Massachusetts Tournament of Champions.

Reference:

Levon Akoghlanian

(617) – 417 – 9530

Charlie Jordan

(508) – 359 – 0014

August 2009 toDeAngelo’s Employee

August 2013Natick MA

I work at DeAngelo’s for a year to raise money for my upcoming Freshman year at college. I learned how to make sandwiches and proper work etiquette.

References:

Jeffery Park

(508) – 333 – 4802

Rich Carmichael

(781) – 983 - 1588

August 2006 toDrum Leader

August 2010Medfield MA

For these four years, I was part of a drum ensemble that my teacher would organize. The group would be formed at the beginning over my teacher’s academic year and would end with a recital in May. When it came to our rehearsals, I would be the one pushing our group it’s fullest potentially, all while keeping a very friendly environment.

References:

Yvonne Wollack

(508) – 359 – 7239

Joey Smith

(774) – 266 - 1557

December 2011 toURI Bookstore Employee

February 2011Kingston RI

I worked at the Bookstore the week before the Spring semester started. I was hired as a temporary employee to help out around the store, along side with helping with Box and Carry. I learned about the importance organization and double checking everything I do.

References:

Zack Iadevaia

(401) – 868 – 7735

Anthony Sinapi

(401) – 474 – 2069

September 2012 Peer Leader for the Leadership Institute

Kingston RI

For the first week of September, I was a peer leader for the Leadership Institute. This is a program for 100 incoming freshman that gives them a head start to school. They learn a lot about themselves along side getting insight about the Leadership Minor here at the University of Rhode Island. I worked with another peer leader to help these kids really develop over the course of a weekend. I learned how to be a leader within a group as well as facilitating activities.

References:

Robert Vincent

(401) – 874 – 9013

Braelee Conticchio

(732) – 948 – 7490

September 2012 - Practicum Hours at the Kingston Child Development Center

December 2012 Kingston RI

During my first semester of Junior year, I was enrolled in HDF 203

which is Intro to Work with Children. As a requirement for the class,

we were to volunteer at a child development center three hours a

week for the semester. It has been one of my favorite college experiences. While volunteering, I learned so many new skills when

it comes to the education of children from a Social Constructivist perspective. I also learned many techniques in order to lead a successful play activity.

References:

Sue Warford

(401) – 874- 2578

September 2012 – Kitchen Assistant at Sigma Kappa

December 2013 Kingston RI

My junior year, I was offered a job cleaning dishes at the Sigma Kappa house on campus. What began as a very simple job as evolved into becoming a right hand for the house chef. I now do tasks from prepping for breakfast the next morning, to cooking dinner for her when she needs to leave early. While performing this job, I have learned how to handle a lot of responsibility. I went through a couple of months where I would work five days a week because there was no one else who could fill the second bus boy position. On top of that, I have learn multiple ways on how to approach situations and execute them in the most efficient manner. While it takes my coworker at least four hours to do our job, I can do it in three.

Reference:

Julie Bolzein

(401) – 524 – 4544