Résumé

• PricewaterhouseCoopers Scholar, Spring 2010 (based on academic merit and extracurricular involvement)
• Thomas E. and Ruth Mullen Scholar, Fall 2009-Present (top 10% of Junior class)
• Robert P. and Dorothy Caldwell Scholar, Fall 2007-Spring 2011

• Phi Beta Kappa, Academic Honor Society, Spring 2011 (top 8% of Senior class)
• Beta Gamma Sigma (President, Spring 2011), Business Honor Society, Spring 2010 (top 5% of Junior class)
• Upsilon Pi Epsilon (President, Spring 2011), Computing Honor Society, Fall 2009 (top third of Computer Science majors)
• Golden Key, Academic Honor Society, Spring 2009 (top 15% of Wake Forest College)

• Two-time KPMG International Case Competition Champion (2010 & 2011)
• Award of Legislative Service, Student Government
• Student Marshall, Wake Forest University

• Participated in week-long national training to develop industry experience and interpersonal skills
• Served on internal audits of two large publicly-traded corporations providing experience in Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) compliance

• Created a management reporting system to track the number of overtime hours charged by department, regional location, and employee. Provided reports to senior management to make decisions during employee reviews.
• Prepared a database to track change requests and new report requests from personnel across the FDIC.
• Trusted with sensitive information concerning the timing and location of bank closings across the United States. Participated in an acquisition meeting between the FDIC and an assuming financial institution.

• Assisted patrons with electronic and print research projects.
• Created online training documentation to assist patrons with library technology.

• Managed email communication between 60 legislators and over 4,000 members of the student body.
• Maximized efficiency by moving important training materials to digital format.

• Updated website to reflect current news and events concerning the student body.

• Earned “Legislative Service Award” for dedication and commitment to the Student Government Legislature.

• Utilized role as Student Government Secretary to found a new council on improving technology at Wake Forest.
• Worked closely with the Chief Information Officer of the Information Systems Department to provide recommendations on behalf of the student body.

• Coordinated advising for more than 1,000 first-year students by working with a select group of students, faculty and administrative members.
• Recruited, interviewed and trained over 130 lower-division student advisers.
• Created user-friendly advising website by moving applications and materials to an accessible digital format.

• Counseled students on course selection, academics, and adjustment to life at Wake Forest.

• One of 14 student mentors selected to guide freshman and sophomore students through a leadership curriculum.
• Participant, Spring 2008
• One of 90 students selected to participate in a Wake Forest leadership training program. Worked with a group of students and select faculty members to raise student body awareness of Wake Forest’s lack of child care center.

• Organized formal and informal events to generate interest in Theta Chi Fraternity.
• Motivated current members to attend events and interact with prospective members.

• Digitized chapter records to create an email distribution list of several hundred alumni.
• Created and distributed alumni newsletter, coordinated homecoming events, and solicited alumni donations.

• Studying the costs and benefits of using a non-relational database model in the context of a cloud computing environment.
• Defending research before a group of Computer Science professors and students.

• Wrote software to automate calculations in loudspeaker setups for sound engineers.

• Explored the effectiveness of using the Nintendo Wii's tracking capability to improve hand and finger function in physical and occupational therapy.

• Presented digital sound summer research to digital media experts in commercial and academic fields.

• Represented the United States in international competition in Athens, Greece against ten other countries and awarded first place.

• Winner of local and national case competitions, working in a team of four students against graduate and undergraduate competitors from universities across the country.

• Competed in a team of three in a five hour programming competition against dozens of other universities.
• Practiced complex Computer Science programs weekly to train for the competition.

• Extensive experience in JAVA, C++, C#, SQL, PHP, and Visual Basic. Some experience in Prolog, ML, JavaScript, and C.

• Extensive experience in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, Outlook, Access, and Visio), Adobe Acrobat, and Adobe Dreamweaver. Experience with Google Adwords, Google Analytics, and search engine optimization (SEO).