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BRITTNI ENERSON

SHIPPENSBURG, PA 17257 acatuh@r.postjobfree.com

Education

Master of Science in Counseling Anticipated Graduation 12/2013

Concentration: College Counseling Cumulative GPA: 3.82/4.0

Shippensburg University, Shippensburg, PA

Bachelor of Arts in Sociology May 2011

Minor: Psychology Cumulative GPA: 3.26/4.0

Shippensburg University, Shippensburg PA

Honors and Awards:

• Chi Sigma Iota Counseling Honor Society Inducted November 2012

• Board of Governor’s Scholarship 2007 – 2011

• Alpha Kappa Delta Sociological Honor Society Inducted September 2010

Clinical Experience

Counseling Intern, York College Counseling Services January 2013 – Present

York, PA

Conducted intake assessments and counseled students in one-on-one sessions

Co-facilitated “Food and Feelings” and “Building Social Confidence” group counseling sessions

Facilitated “Relaxation and Meditation” wellness programs

Personal Care Associate, Keystone Human Services May 2013 – Present

Chambersburg, PA

Assisted eight residents with instrumental activities of daily living

Administered and recorded medications

Monitored residents for safety and documented the progress of each resident

Mental Health Technician, Roxbury Treatment Center March 2012 – March 2013

Shippensburg, PA

Provided direct patient care for daily living activities and routines

Facilitated group therapeutic sessions on topics including suicide, relationships and anger management

Mediated conflicts and supervised the behaviors of 20 patients

Member, REACT (Rape Educators and Contacts) February 2010 – December 2012

Shippensburg, PA

Trained and qualified to assist in crises involving sexual assault and rape, domestic violence, relationship

concerns and drug/alcohol abuse

Programmed on-campus events to educate students on consent, relationships and drug/alcohol use

Higher Education Experience

Graduate Assistant, Shippensburg University Learning Center September 2010 – Present

Shippensburg, PA

Assisted students on academic probation by providing academic resources and study skills

Tutored students on the topics of Sociology, Psychology and writing skills

Created and presented programs on time management, note taking and grammar

Intern, Wilson College Office of Residence Life August 2012 – December 2012

Chambersburg, PA

Advised students on academic and personal concerns during one on one sessions

Delegated tasks and responsibilities amongst 12 students in planning and preparing a campus fundraiser

Helped raise over $500 for the Enough Project’s Raise Hope for Congo campaign

Intern, Shippensburg University Executive Vice President’s Office January 2011 – May 2011

Shippensburg, PA

Observed and addressed planning initiatives and agendas within Cabinet Board meetings

Consulted with university executive staff about university-wide programs

Provided assistance to the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center staff in preparations for programs

Intern, Shippensburg University Women’s Center August 2009 – December 2010

Shippensburg, PA

Directed and presented at the Tulip Planting Ceremony to support survivors of domestic violence

Aided the Cumberland County Commission for Women by advertising for a Mock Trial at Shippensburg

University involving a case of domestic violence and sexual assault

Established events to strengthen body images, such as Love Your Body through Dance: Hip Hop Dancing

and Love Your Body through Dance: Belly Dancing

Social Justice Experience

Executive Member, Asian American Organization September 2008 – May 2013

Shippensburg, PA

Advised cultural education programs and coordinated a series of events through the Asian American

Organization: Japanese Tea Ceremony, Sushi Night and Stand for Japan: A Benefit of Love

Helped raise over $1,200 for Japan tsunami victim relief through the American Red Cross, April 2011

Aided in hosting the annual Asian Extravaganza event, allowing campus and community members to

experience and learn about Asian cultures, April 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013

Coordinator, Shippensburg University May 2010 – November 2010

Shippensburg, PA

Created a series of events, Breaking the Silence: Congo Women as Weapons of War

Received a $3,000 General Education Grant through the Sociology Department

Hosted speakers from Enough Project and Women for Women International, with over 160 attendees

Organized a Run for Congo Women event, obtaining eight corporate sponsors

Raised approximately $1,000 through Women for Women International

Research Experience

“The Culture and Socialization of the Tattoo Artist” April 2011

Shippensburg, PA

Conducted qualitative research by interviewing tattoo artists concerning the socialization and occupational

segregation of the profession

Presented research at the Celebration of Undergraduate Student Research Conference

“Language and You” April 2010

Shippensburg, PA

Conducted quantitative research by surveying undergraduate students concerning the use of language in

one’s home, with family, peers and within the community as well as language respondents hear in music

Utilized SPSS statistical analysis for data interpretation

Presented research at the Celebration of Undergraduate Student Research Conference

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