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KEVIN STOICOVY 4618 Amherst Road | Erie, Pa. | 16506 | [email protected] | (814) 464-4383 __________________________________________________________________ PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE Sports Information Graduate Assistant | Mercyhurst University | Erie, Pa. .............. Aug. 2016 – Present ¨ Responsible for day-to-day media and sports information operations for Mercyhurst athletics ¨ Recorded live statistics using StatCrew for multiple sports ¨ Managed tournaments and events for the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC), and College Hockey America (CHA) ¨ Oversaw a staff of student workers for game day events and office work ¨ Managed the Mercyhurst athletics website Media Relations Intern | Pittsburgh Pirates | Pittsburgh, Pa. ............................... March 2017 – Oct. 2017 ¨ Responsible for assisting in game day media operations ¨ Developed game notes with updated information and statistics for each game ¨ Delivered game notes and statistics to coaches, media, and ballpark personnel ¨ Researched information for broadcasters and media members Media Relations Associate | Erie Otters Hockey Club | Erie, Pa. .......................... Sept. 2015 – May 2016 ¨ Responsible for day-to-day media operations and communications ¨ Wrote content for the team’s website, including news stories and game recaps ¨ Primary manager of the team’s social media accounts ¨ Filled in as radio play-by-play commentator and color commentator ¨ Served as a sales associate selling tickets and merchandise Sports Information Assistant | Ashland University | Ashland, Ohio ................. March 2012 – Nov. 2014 ¨ Assisted in media-related game day activities for Ashland athletics ¨ Public address announcer at Ashland University baseball and softball games ¨ Documented game statistics and notes for multiple sports ¨ Recorded video for Ashland athletics website Sports Reporting Intern | WJET-TV & WFXP-TV | Erie, Pa. ............................. May 2014 – Aug. 2014 ¨ Shot and edited highlights of live high school, collegiate, and professional sports ¨ Conducted interviews with athletes, coaches, and managing personnel ¨ Wrote scripts and edited video for news segments on Avid NewsCutter and iNews EDUCATION Master of Science, Mercyhurst University: Erie, Pa. Set to Graduate: May 2018 Program: Organizational Leadership – Sports Leadership Bachelor of Arts, Ashland University, Ashland, Ohio Graduated: May 2015 Major: Digital Media Journalism, Minor: Entrepreneurship SKILLS & TECHNOLOGY ¨ Multimedia/AP Style Writing ¨ StatCrew and Presto Sports ¨ Website Organization ¨ Adobe Creative Suite ¨ Play-By-Play/Color Commentary ¨ Avid Media Composer ¨ Event Management ¨ Microsoft Office ¨ Video/Broadcast Production ¨ Social Media .

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