Sherronda H Winters
APO, AE ***33
E-mail: abkz38@r.postjobfree.com
Home: ***-**-****-370-7587
Magic Jack #: 910-***-****
Work Experience:
Ledward Gospel Service (05/24/2009-Present) Editor/Parish Council Member
(Volunteer)
Schweinfurt, Germany
Supervisor: Lew Lewis; 097**-**-****; Contact: Yes
Hours per week: 10-15
Duties: As the Ledward Gospel Service Newsletter Editor plan and design
the newsletter layout and backgrounds. Format, prepare and edit articles,
poems, and topics for "The Holy Alert". Develop and wrote articles, story
and content ideas, considering reader and audience appeal. Organize with
other writers and brainstormed ideas and creativity. Use computer
publishing skills. Prepare, rewrite, and edit copy to improve readability.
Verify facts, dates, and statistics, using standard reference sources. As
a Parish Council Member confer with council members and pastoral staff to
discuss issues, coordinate activities, and resolve problems. Help assess
programs of the Gospel Worship Service to determine program improvement,
policy change and areas of potential cost reduction. Provide information
of project status and potentially controversial matters to pastoral
leadership. Review budgets for approval, including those for funding and
implementation of programs. Review reports submitted by council members to
recommend approval and to suggest changes. Direct and coordinate activities
of the Hospitality Committee. As the Parish Council Secretary record
minutes to meeting. Type and e-mail the minutes after each meeting.
Prepare and distribute written information such as flyers, letters,
calendars, council minutes and newsletters. Work independently to preform
general office duties, such as ordering supplies for events and program and
maintain records management database systems of church. File documents,
records, and reports with chapel staff.
9th Engineer Battalion (05/10/2009-Present) FRG Leader (Volunteer)
Schweinfurt, Germany
Supervisor: William Hess (SSG) 097**-**-****; Contact: Yes
Hours per week: 15
Duties: Assist the command team to provide instruction and training for
the unit family readiness group. Assist the command team in obtaining
information and organizing data. Accomplish a variety of special projects
for the FRG which require confidentiality or special handling. Provide
help and support to the spouses within the 9th Engineer Battalion. Mentor,
provide and coordinate training for newly assigned military spouses.
Maintain various rosters to include rosters with sensitive information.
Maintain contact with Community Mobilization and Deployment Staff for
technical support of family readiness activities and issues. Provide
educational information in regards to Family Care Plan, Army Family Action
Plan, DEERS and Tri-care. Supervise the committees, groups and functions
of a family readiness group. Maintain the morale, cohesion, communication,
unit cooperation and well being of unit personnel and their families. Works
independently; initiate programs and activities to improve Army family
life, recruit volunteers to implement programs, review program execution
including awards and recognition, analyze and determine family needs; makes
appropriate referrals to community agencies. Plan and successfully execute
events and fundraisers. Assist in the preparation of fundraising
paperwork. Work with command and committee members to develop standard
operating procedures and policies to effectively operate the family
readiness group; coordinate and maintains policies. Maintain awareness
regarding public, military, and administrative issues impacting families of
deployed military personal, and assist in publishing newsletters,
developing telephone tree rosters and coordinating FRG meetings. Ensure
timely and accurate information is relayed to soldiers and their family
members sensitive to their needs during training or deployment periods.
Provide information of project status and potentially controversial matters
to Command Team. Manage and maintain volunteers. Orally present briefings
related to but not limited to monthly meetings, pre-deployment, post-
deployment, fundraisers and unit events. Use knowledge of appropriate
software and audiovisual to present information. Coordinate and assist with
the set-up of FRG's Video Teleconference. Received training in dealing
with crisis situations including deployment, unit missions, family
violence, and dealing with support personnel on a professional nature.
South Post PX (12/17/2006-04/05/2008) Customer Service Supervisor
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
Supervisor: Robin Ayling, 910-***-**** ext.100; Contact: Yes
Hours per week: 30
Duties: As a Customer Service Supervisor supervised the work of customer
service employees to ensure adherence to quality standards and proper
procedures. Implemented policies, procedures, and service standards in
conjunction with management. Resolved escalated complaints and disputes.
Discussed job performance problems with employees to identify causes and
issues and to work on resolving problems. Trained and instructed employees
in job duties and company policies. Evaluated employees' job performance
and conformance to regulations and recommend appropriate personnel action.
Reviewed records and reports pertaining to activities such as payroll,
monitor work activities, and evaluate performance. Reviewed completed work
for accuracy and compliance with instruction. Monitored, tracked and
coordinated significant personnel actions. Interpreted and communicated
work procedures and company policies to staff. Clarified and emphasized
tasking, directions, and guidance for employees. Provided employees with
guidance in handling difficult and complex problems. Effectively
interacted with Military and Civilian personnel. Assisted customers with
layaways (payments and cancellations). Processed applications for Military
Star Cards and made changes and/or corrections on the accounts. Processed
Western Union transactions (Sending, Receiving, Payments). Opened and
Closed registers for all Customer Service Associates. Processed payments
for derogatory accounts. Cashed Checks. Compared disputed merchandise
with original requisitions and information from invoices, and prepared
invoices for returned goods. Conferred with customers by telephone and in
person to provide information about services, and to obtain details of
complaints. Kept records of customer interactions and transactions,
recording details of inquiries, complaints, and comments, as well as
actions taken. Handled customer complaints and problems within my
authority; resolved customers' service and billing complaints by performing
activities such as exchanging merchandise, refunding money, and adjusting
bills. Referred unresolved customer grievances to designated departments
for further investigation. As required, checked to ensure that appropriate
changes were made to resolve customers' problems. Entered data into a
predefined spreadsheet or database. Used E-mail (Outlook) and Internet
daily.
Mini Mall Sports Store (05/01/2007-05/11/2008) Shift Manager (Temporary
Promotion)
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
Supervisor: Julie Rivera, 910-***-**** ext.121; Contact: Yes
Hours per week: 40
Duties: As a Shift Manager managed 3-4 employees per shift. Trained and
instructed employees in job duties and company policies. Evaluated
employees' job performance and conformance to regulations and recommend
appropriate personnel action. Reviewed records and reports pertaining to
activities such as payroll, monitor work activities, and evaluate
performance. Reviewed completed work for accuracy and compliance with
instruction. Assisted customers with purchases of merchandises, fuel
coupons, movie rentals, and other services. Issued daily change funds to
cashiers. Prepared statistics for daily and monthly sales using Excel.
Developed new and modified sales signs and information signs using Web
Design. Prepared cash drawers daily. Prepared change orders. Received
and verified sales receipts and monies collected from cashiers. Maintained
records of overages and shortages. Prepared bank deposit slips. Balanced
monies in the safe. Performed opening and closing security procedures.
Responsible for marking down clearance items. Performed weekly price
changes. Implemented marketing strategies. Determined charges for services
requested, collected deposits and/or payments, and/or arrange for billing;
operated an electronic check-out/cash register system. Operated military
star computer system. Opening military star card accounts; out processed
Soldiers; cleared and cancelled military star card accounts. Completed
contract forms and prepared change of address records, using computers.
Conferred with customers by telephone and/or in person in order to provide
information about products and services. Resolved customers' service and/or
complaints by performing activities such as exchanging merchandise and/or
refunding money. Referred unresolved customer grievances to designated
departments for further investigation. Performed general office duties;
assured proper safekeeping, storage and destruction of office records and
computer output. Entered data into a predefined spreadsheet or database.
Worked independently in carrying out familiar assignments. Received
supplies, equipment, and perishable, semi-perishable, and non-perishable
resale items. As required used a pallet jack or other similar device to
remove items from the truck or van. Researched and analyzed inventory by
use of ASAP and RMDS; verified shipments by checking shipping documents,
reporting discrepancies and damage. Stored identified stock, supplies,
merchandises in appropriate temporary or permanent storage locations.
Restocked stock with incoming items or by obtaining stock from storage area
and transporting to shelving or display area. Affixed selling price labels
in a neat and orderly manner. Cleaned up broken and spilled items, cleaned
any item(s) in display cases that require cleaning prior to stocking.
Cleaned shelves/display areas on a regular basis.
Mini Mall Shoppette/Class Six (04/17/2005-12/17/2006) Sales Associate
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
Supervisor: Margaret Ross 910-***-**** ext.163; Contact: Yes
Hours per week: 30
Duties: Greeted customers entering establishments. Answered customers'
questions, and provided information on procedures or policies. Provided
customers with timely service; resolved customer complaints. Identified
prices of goods and tabulate bills using electric optical price scanners.
Verified I.D of persons purchasing alcohol and/or tobacco products.
Received and recorded cash from customers or employees in payment for goods
or services. Received payment by cash, check, credit cards, vouchers, or
automatic debits. Issued receipts, refunds, credits, or change due to
customers. Counted money in cash drawers at the beginning of shifts to
ensure that amounts were correct. Maintained clean and orderly checkout
areas. Determined charges for services requested, collected deposits
and/or payments, and/or arrange for billing; operated an electronic check-
out/cash register system. Received merchandise, supplies, equipment, and
perishable, semi-perishable, and non-perishable resale items. Stored and
stocked merchandise and supplies in appropriate storage locations.
Assisted in the stocking and maintenance of the sales floor. Implemented
marketing strategies. Ticketed, arranged and displayed merchandise to
promote sales. Maintained records related to sales. Watched for and
recognize security risks and thefts, and know how to prevent or handle
these situations. Entrusted with balancing cash register on daily basis.
Sodexho (05/01/2004-12/28/2004) Cashier/Administrative Assistant
Washington, District of Columbia
Supervisor: Jeffery Galvin 202-***-****; Contact: Yes
Hours per week: 40
Duties: Handled all monetary transactions. Provided customers with timely
service. Handled all bulk drink orders. Prepared Cafe for breakfast (set
out all foods and utensils). Assisted manager with Payroll.
Used software standards to send correspondences through E-Mail. Utilized
office automation equipment to create and edit office correspondences.
Planned, coordinated, implemented and managed weekly column for client
newsletter. Kept supervisor's calendar and scheduled appointments and
meetings in accordance with instructions. Worked independently in carrying
out familiar assignments.
Education
College/University
University of Phoenix - Online (07/22/2008 - Still Attending)
APO, Armed Forces Overseas
Germany
Degree: Some College Coursework Completed Major: Web Development
GPA: 3.6 Semester Hours: 48
College/University
Western Carolina University (08/21/2000 - 05/15/2003)
Cullowhee, North Carolina
United States
Degree: Some College Coursework Completed - Major: Entrepreneurship
Semester Hours: 79
High School
Seventy-First Senior High School (08/20/1998 - 05/31/2000)
Fayetteville, North Carolina
United States
Degree: Diploma - Major: General Education
Additional Information
Certification - DTS (Basics) - About DTS (05/05/2010)
This class provides an introduction to the Defense Travel System (DTS),
explaining how to access and navigate the system. It serves as an excellent
precursor to Basic DTS Travel Documents.
Certification - PC Basics (02/12/2010)
Certification #2886651 completed through the National Computer Science
Academy (NCSA)
Certification - Office Excel 2007 (02/12/2010)
Certification #2886480 completed through the National Computer Science
Academy (NCSA)
Certification - PowerPoint 2007 (02/12/2010)
Certification #2886309 completed through the National Computer Science
Academy (NCSA)
Certification - Microsoft Office Word 2007 (Master) (02/12/2010)
Certification #2886138 completed through the National Computer Science
Academy (NCSA)
Certification - HTML 4.0 (02/12/2010)
Certification #2885967 completed through the National Computer Science
Academy (NCSA)
Certification - HTML Developer Certificate (02/12/2010)
The HTML Developer Certificate is for developers who want to document their
knowledge of HTML 4.01, XHTML, and CSS. Completed through the W3Schools'
Certification Program.
Willing to obtain and a Secret Clearance.
Possess a Class III USAREURs motor vehicle operator license.
Summary of Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
Possess skill and experience in operating an electronic typewriter, word
processor, microcomputer and using a standard typewriter-style keyboard
with additional functional keys to produce work accurately and efficiently;
skill in operating related equipment, such as printers, scanners, copier,
and fax machine.
Possess knowledge and experience in using MS Office software for various
office needs (e.g., database, word-processing, spreadsheet, electronic
mail), to include using word-processing software to produce a variety of
documents (e.g., correspondence, reports), and using data base software to
enter, revise, sort and retrieve data for standard and special reports.
Possess knowledge of grammar, spelling, capitalization, punctuation and
terminology commonly used in office settings to prepare material correctly
from handwritten drafts or voice recordings.
Possess knowledge of the Defense Travel System (DTS) system, regulations,
guidelines, and policies.