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Jack Thalmann 200 Mellen St. Holliston MA, 01746 (508)745-3377 | [email protected] EDUCATION Boston College | Morrissey College of Arts & Sciences Newton, MA Bachelor of Science Degree in Communications, Minor in Management & Leadership Candidate, May 2022 Awards and Activities: Deans List, BC Spirit Team, Campus School Volunteer, PULSE Family Center Volunteer Relevant Courses: Public Speaking, Survey of Mass Communication, Organizational Behavior, Leadership, Professional Selling and Sales Management St. Mark’s High School Southborough, MA Awards and Activities: Stem Fellowship, Varsity Crew Captain, Varsity Cross Country Captain, Sustainability Prefect June 2018 Projects: Accepted to a month long school sponsored internship during the summer to engage in immunotherapy STEM cell research with medical professionals working at Jensen Labs in Seattle Childrens Hospital WORK EXPERIENCE Boston College Athletics Newton, MA Marketing and Promotions Assistant September 2019 – Present ● Engage spectators as ‘Baldwin the Eagle’ during varsity athletics events during the school year ● Entertain for fans at games and perform during game intermissions ● Create and manage social media posts for Boston College athletics department ● Baldwin must think “on his talons” and constantly manage unforeseen fan interactions Tugboats Restaurant Hyannis, MA Server, Barback, Runner, Busser Summer 2019 - 2020 ● Provide timely and quality service for up to 20 customers at a time ● Created and maintained lasting relationships with customers both personally and professionally ● Regularly worked double shifts covering both the lunch and dinner hours ● Accumulated extensive knowledge of the food and beverage offerings at the restaurant Landscaper & Carpenter Sandwich, MA Self-Employed Summer 2017 - 2018 ● Started a local business working on renovations and yard work in my neighborhood ● Underwent renovation of a house, re-shingling, painting, rebuilding the back deck ● Edged flower beds, replaced soil and mulch, and maintained the entire yard Roche Brothers Mashpee, MA Produce Assistant Summer 2016 ● Worked with the team to most efficiently distribute new products throughout the store ● Assist shoppers throughout the buying process, helping them find and locate products ● Memorized the store layout and all product locations OTHER EXPERIENCE The Campus School September 2018 – Present ● Read to a class of non-verbal students with multiple disabilities and engage in stimulating activities ● Organize events to help engage Boston College students with the Campus School students creating lasting bonds Skills: Adobe Photoshop, video and photo editing and design, social media management and creation Interests: Social media, marketing, hiking, running, reading.

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