RESUME 4
Education
OBERLIN COLLEGE, Oberlin, OH. Bachelor of Arts, May 1995.
Malor: Creative Writing. Minors: Philosophy, Anthropology.
Experience
President (1997-98), Senator, OBERLIN STUDENT GOVERNMENT, Oberlin, OH 1995-98
Led initiatives requiring cooperation of diverse organizations end factions.
Presented reports and legislation to student groups, faculty, administrators,
and trustees.
Authored new Constitution and Bylaws subsequently adopted by student and
faculty vote.
Developed online voting system, initiated textbook price reduction, and
improved health plan.
In-House Consultant, Supervisor-Trainee, Intern, AMERICAN LUMBER CO.
INC., Walden, NY 1995-98 Planned physical layout for new location and
supervised $7MM inventory placement.
'Trained new hires and others in receiving, quality assurance, shipping,
credit, and customer service.
Worked with consultants on design, debugging, and training regarding database
infosystem.
Implemented business plan by communicating it to and integrating it through
departrnents.
Elected Member - Finance Committee, OBERLIN STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASS'N,
Oberlin, OH 1995 Created, won approval for, and administered multimillion
dollar budget for 9 residential and dining facilities.
Treasurer, Director, DINING COOPERATIVE, Oberlin, OH 1994-95
Maintained coop's finances, including collections, payments, reimbursements,
and spending.
Led and facilitated discussions for several dozen voting associates.
Expanded and diversified the financial resource base (e.g. increased gift
fund by more than $5K).
Skills
Computers: Word, Excel, Lotus 1-2-3, SPSS, PowerPoint, Corel, Photoshop,
Pagemaker, Publisher, Internet, Windows 95/NT, LexisiNexis, hardware components.
Working knowledge of Spanish, Hebrew.
Activities
President.
Editor, (college political periodical).
Treasurer, (on-line publication).
Faculty/Administrative Committees: Educational Tecnnology, General Faculty,
Housing and Dining, Minority Retention & Support, Off-Campus Affairs,
President's Drug and Alcohol Task-force, Rules & Regulations, Student
Life.
Volunteer, Harlem Valley Psychiatric Hospital, Wingdale, NY.
Recipient of Oberlin College Leadership award.
Goals
I want to get a sense of the science of public policy, to whatever extent
one exists, so that I do not unnecessarily reinvent the wheel whenever
I have a policy-making problem. I want a better sense of preparedness for
the decisions I will have to make, ultimately, as a CEO or major world
leader. I want to have tools for examining how I could have been more effective
as a policy-maker at Oberlin.
Research Tools
OBIS, OhioLink, Nexis, WWW, HRAF.