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Lock Haven University Student-Athlete Lock Haven University STUDENT ATHLETE RESUME BOOK THE STEPHEN POORMAN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, AND HUMAN SERVICES Spring 2018 Juniors & Seniors THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND EDUCATION Published by the Lock THE COLLEGE OF NATURAL, Haven University BEHAVIORAL, AND Athletics Department HEALTH SCIENCES Lock Haven University Student-Athlete Resume Book 2017-18 THE STEPHEN POORMAN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, AND HUMAN SERVICES THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND EDUCATION THE COLLEGE OF NATURAL, BEHAVIORAL, AND HEALTH SCIENCES Published by the Lock Haven University Athletics Department P a g e | 2 Table of Contents THE STEPHEN POORMAN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, AND HUMAN SERVICES Sec. 1 Sport Administration................................................................................................................... 4 Business and Computer Science ............................................................................................... 23 Criminal Justice ........................................................................................................................ 36 Recreation Management ........................................................................................................... 47 Social Work .............................................................................................................................. 52 THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND EDUCATION Sec. 2 Education .................................................................................................................................. 55 Health and Physical Education ..................................................................................... 55 Early Childhood/Pre K-4/Special Education ................................................................ 62 Secondary Education .................................................................................................... 67 History....................................................................................................................................... 69 Visual and Performing Arts ...................................................................................................... 71 Communications ....................................................................................................................... 73 THE COLLEGE OF NATURAL, BEHAVIORAL, AND HEALTH SCIENCES Sec. 3 Biological Sciences ................................................................................................................... 76 Chemistry .................................................................................................................................. 79 Geology and Physics ................................................................................................................. 81 Health Science .......................................................................................................................... 85 Athletic Training ........................................................................................................... 85 Exercise Science ........................................................................................................... 93 Pre-Physician Assistant ................................................................................................. 99 Pre-Physical Therapy .................................................................................................. 114 Psychology .............................................................................................................................. 123 Published by the Lock Haven University Athletics Department Prepared by: Jesse McAllister (LHU ’16 BS, anticipated ’18 MS) // Graduate Assistant, Athletics Administration P a g e | 3 Section 1: THE STEPHEN POORMAN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, AND HUMAN SERVICES P a g e | 4 Sport Administration Scott Brown Jr 1359 Edgewood Avenue, Roslyn, PA 19001 | 215-530-5341 | [email protected] | linkedin.com/scottbrownjr7 Branding Statement Sports minded young professional interested in obtaining an internship opportunity or entry level position in sales. Exceptional interpersonal skills, adaptability, and leadership qualities. Education Bachelors of Science | Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania May 2018 • Major: Sport Administration | Minor: Business | GPA: 3.57 • Member of Varsity Men’s Basketball Team | Sport Administration Society Experience Business Administration Intern | Liberty Arena & FlyWorld Dec 2017- April 2018 • Composed a full calendar of social media content across three platforms. • Formulated a “First Friday” program designed to interact with the youth of the community. • Organized the Jennie Finch Softball Clinic that took place at the arena. • Contributed to the daily administrative functions of the facility. Social Media Coordinator | Lock Haven University Intramurals Aug 2017- Present • Implement a social media campaigns on multiple platforms. • Interact with participants of intramurals programs • Released news and updates. Operations Intern | Chestnut Hill College Athletic Department June 2017- Aug 2017 • Managed athletic department’s event calendar for all athletic programs. • Prepared solicitation materials used for fundraising efforts. • Assisted in organizing the department budget by specific athletic program. • Constructed a transportation schedule for away athletic contests. Marketing Intern | IBall United May 2016- Aug 2017 • Generated social media content directed at raising the popularity of our event. • Consulted clients in preparing professional scouting profiles. • Engaged in scouting, stat keeping, and player management with National Scouting Combine. Student Athlete Advisory Council | Lock Haven University Athletic Department • Represent the Men’s Basketball Team as a spokesperson regarding campus issues. Volunteer Experience Pennsylvania State Athletic Director Association Conference March 2017 • Registered all attending Athletic Directors. 2017 NFL Draft April 2017 • Supervised multiple fan experience attractions leading up to the draft. Lock Haven University Athletic Department Oct 2016-August 2017 • Participated in game management and preparation for various sports. • Developed marketing materials for athletic events. Skills • Tandem, Hootsuite, MailChimp, Microsoft Office, Hudl, and Photoshop. DelVaughn Dennis 305 Fulton St., Enola PA 17025 (717)648-2140 • [email protected] Objective To continue my career with an organization that will utilize my MANAGEMENT, SUPERVISION & ADMINISTRATIVE skills to benefit mutual growth and success. Key Qualifications I have relevant experience in facilities management, store sales associate and strategic planning. I have over two years of experience in both management and sales. I am an athlete and enjoy the finest things in life. Work Experience Sales Associate January 2013 - March 2013 Capital City Mall, CampHill, PA. ● Coordinated sales of a 6 person team ● Direct contact with customers, offered sales pitch ● Part-time managed store ● Oversaw inventory of our production team Package Handler May 2013 - December 2013 FEDEX Hub, Lewisberry, CA. ● Dock worker ● Loaded and Unloaded packages weighing from 1lbs - 75lbs ● 430 packages an hour Dietary Aid Jan 2014 - August 2014 GoldenLiving Nursing Home, CampHill, PA ● Served food Education High School Diploma June 2012 East Pennsboro Area High School ● Graduated with a football scholarship to West Chester University of Pennsylvania Central Penn College January 2014 - June 2014 ● Deans List Winter Term ● Transferred with a 3.2 GPA Harrisburg Area Community College July 2014 - August 2014 Lock Haven University August 2014 - Currently Enorolled Other Activities I am a NCAA All-American in Collegiate Football / All-State Tight End I'm also an avid golfer I enjoy eating ELIZABETH LINN 372 Hublersburg Road Bellefonte PA 16823| [email protected] | (814) 380-3451 OBJECTIVE My objective to use my past experiences and knowledge from my former jobs to excel in my new work environment. I believe I am equipped to handle any task given to me and have the ability to finish the task thoroughly and in the correct fashion. SKILLS & Heavy equipment operation, Money Handling, Time Management ABILITIES EXPERIENCE SERVER, CANYON WINGS AND PIZZA August 2014, 2015, 2016 During the Grange Fair located in Center Hall PA I work as a server for the canyon pizza stand. My job required me to work directly with customers, handle money and food as well. PICKER, ACCO BRANDS May- August 2016 At ACCO Brands I worked as a Picker in the shipping department. As a picker it was my job to prepare orders for company’s such as Walmart, target, and Amazon. Along with that I was required to be forklift certified and have the ability to load and unload deliver trucks. LANDSCAPER/ LAWNCARE, JACOBS CUSTOM LAWN CARE May- August 2017 During my time at Jacobs Custom Lawn Care I worked as a both a landscaper and Mower. This job required me to learn how to service and run a zero turn mower, how to operate power tools and equipment, and also to handle money from customers. EDUCATION BELLEFONTE AREA HIGH SCHOOL, BELLEFONTE PA HIGH SCHOOL DEPLOMA While attending Bellefonte Area High school, I finished with a GPA of 3.5 along with being a member of the Bellefonte softball team. During my time with the team I was awarded District XI All-Star first team, Mountain League All-Star second team, and All-State All-Star first team my junior and senior year. LOCK HAVEN
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