High School Assistant

Personal Info:

Scherron Marie Campbell

Address: *** ******* *****

Apartment # 3

Stephens City, Virginia 22655

Cell phone: 864-***-**** -day and evening

abl7h8@r.postjobfree.com

Objective: As a Criminal Justice and Experimental Psychology graduate

there are several things I can bring to your agency. If chosen as a

candidate, I will work along with others to achieve nothing but success.

Education:

University of South Carolina Upstate- Spartanburg SC

Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice-

Bachelor of Science in Experimental Psychology- May 2000

Greenville Technical College-Greenville,SC

Associate of Arts degree- May 2003

Eastside High School

High school diploma- May 2000

Taylors, SC

Work Experience:

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Obtained Top Secret Security Clearance

Dates: 10-01-07 to Current

Location: Winchester, VA Salary: 36,642

Unit Chief: DEBBIE BEATTY address: Hours: 40 hrs 540-***-****

WPU-II (Work-Processing Station) ; Position: Legal Assistant

Job Duties Work and handle a variety of FOIA requests, which gives

individuals the opportunity obtain access to federal agency records.

Receive a variety of requests from individuals ranging from private

citizens to prisoners. I am responsible for fulfilling their request and

explaining why if it cannot be fulfilled. All individuals coming in wanting

information on a 3rd party person, are all subject to presenting to us a

privacy waiver or proof of death. Work on a variety of appeals for the

Litigation Department. I am responsible for opening the appeal and handling

it or opening and closing if results of the appeal are present. Work on a

variety of informant files and personnel files. Many of the files I receive

are sometimes onboard applicants or out service. If the applicant is

currently on board, the applicants case with their file in it must be

placed on a lock. I work on a variety of files that are currently pending

and are not subject to being released under no circumstances. If a file is

usually pending, I usually contact the Special Agent in charge and notify

the seriousness of this subject matter. Duties:

Processing of different referrals from different agencies:

. Referrals from many different agencies, such as the CIA, Secret

Service, Army, Coast Guard, US Marshall's.

. Appeals from many of our different requesters that want there case to

be remanded.

. Work on at least 20-30 cases, multitasking between all of them.

**Legal Assistant

Service Request Unit (FOIA) Unit Chief: Julia Eichorst

assist the Supervisor, Unit Chief and Expert with any

administrative tasks.

Just Received the Eagle Eye Award from the Director for handling release

packages in a timely manner and locating errors and emailing the

appropriate people assigned to them for correction before its release. Help

many of my co-workers with a variety of administrative jobs and their

assigned cases. Review files for any highly Top Secret Information before

its scanned into the system. When Top Secret information is located, the

Classification Unit has to notified so it can be declassified. Retrieve

mail from the mail room and give any specified mail to the appropriate

individuals.

Open and close Appeals

Open referrals

I handled 72 new requests, closed 71 backlogged 1 with a total page count

page count 3,090 during this rating the rating period of 06-25-2009) thru

09-30-2009. I also handled 20 quick kills.

With guidance I prioritized, scheduled, and planned my own work activities

to ensure all tasks were completed in a timely manner. Kept abreast of all

the changes made in processing guidelines, solved routine problems and

correctly interpreted court decisions. Handled all the print ques for

employees who have departed the Unit and current employees who were on

leave. I ensured the correct pages matched the letter. Located several

discrepancies that required me to advise the appropriate personnel to

correct the issue. Every month I collected the mail from the mail room for

the two WPU's and dispensed accordingly. Handled some 1st and 3rd party

unperfected letters. With this, I determined the information did not

contain DOB, perjury statement and/or notarized authorization or proof of

death. Opened the request in FDPS system by scanning the request letter, QC

and catalog. I created the appropriate correspondence with very few

corrections. Assisted with the Reading Room Project by preparing a

comprehensive list of all the files on each CD. The project was designed to

make our Reading Room current by removing files that had been destroyed,

transferred to NARA or where the entire files was not available through the

Reading Room.

Consistently volunteered and assisted my co-workers in reviewing files and

other matters requiring immediate attention on the Unit.

Accomplishments and Skills made while at the Bureau:

Received a variety of awards for meeting my metrics, in double digits

Served as a Web TA assistant for 1/2 year.

Won Family Day Award

-Three legged Race, Hoola-hoop contest, and Tug-a war-Ist place

Eagle Eye Award from the Director

Completed several online training courses at Bureau:

Effectiveness of Listening

Communication

Terrorism

Learning on the Job

Creative and Innovative Ideas etc.

Listening Skills etc.

Currently on the FBI Coed Softball Team

Congressional Training

SOUTH CAROLINA DEPT OF PROBATION AND PAROLE

Internship Experience:

Brent Metcalf-agent in charge

Position: Probation Officer Intern

Completed an Internship at the Probation, Parole and Pardon Services in

downtown Spartanburg, SC

My tasks included: offender intake to and from the court system, helping

out with drug exams, observing guilty pleas bond hearings, preliminary

hearings, arraingments. I mailed payments out to offenders behind on their

supervision, court, or any fines, and created a listing of Registered Sex

Offenders in Spartanburg county. Worked with an investigator at the agency,

dealing with offenders who were incarcerated and were about to become

released. The investigator and I examined the type of living environment

the offender will be relocating to and if he or she will be residing with

anyone. Also assisted the court agents, with files on offenders who were

about to start their sentence in prison and needed a file created for them

at the Probation and Parole upon release when their term is completed.

Proofread an agent manual workbook that was designed for new agents

entering the agency. I previewed and checked the workbook for grammatical

errors and added any corrections if needed. Communicated with probation

officers, investigator, court-officials, offenders, agent in charge and

attorney's on a daily basis. I observed guilty pleas and probation and

parole violations in the courthouse. The court hearings were very

confidential. Filed offender records in the computer database, which was to

remain confidential. Computed jail sheets into the computer system to

determine which offenders who are on probation or parole. Dates: 01/06 to

04/06 #: 864-***-**** address: Downtown Spartanburg, SC. Salary-0.00 Hours-

15

SOUTH CAROLINA PUBLC SAFTEY AND THE VICTIM WINTESS CENTER /Spartanburg, SC

Other Experience:

Completed a Ride Along at the Spartanburg Department of Public Safety in

Spartanburg's

For the ride along, I went to approximately 4 destinations with the officer

that day. By doing the ride along, it allowed me to see how an officer

functions on a day to day basis. I Also attended a Victims Witness

Assistance Programs held in downtown Spartanburg, SC. The monthly program

was held in one of the buildings near the City Hall. For the program,

everyone was gathered around a circle and discussed the different

situations that happened in their lives. After the program, we stood up and

said a prayer and hugged each other. I hugged each person in the room and

said "We are there for you and be strong." 03/06

Telephone: 864-***-**** Salary-0.00 Hours- 2 hours

Disciples United Methodist Church-

Barb MacInery- Director

Position: Lead Teacher

Address: 185 Riley Smith Drive

I served as a Lead teacher to a three-year old classroom. My job was to

develop and plan activities for the children throughout the summer. One of

the big activities I planned for them was a day just for Olympics, which

turned out to be a success. Some of the different activities I implemented

along with my colleagues included: basketball, relay races, water sports,

and jumping rope. #864-***-****

Dates: 06/05 to 01/06 Hours per week: 25 hours

Salary: $7.00 per hour

Girls Scouts-Camp Wabak

Position: Unit Leader Counselor

Lynn Arve- Director

I served as a Unit Leader counselor at the camp. I counseled girls ranging

in ages from 5-18 years of age. One of the big activities I planned for the

girls was a Night Hike, which turned out to be very successful. The girls

truly enjoyed the Night Hike, because it gave them the opportunity to hike

at night in the woods with their flashlights. The hike was spooky and fun,

which allowed them to get their aerobic exercise in the process.

address: 412 E. Butler Road #: 297-5890 salary: $7.00 per hour Dates: 06/04

to 08/04 Hours per week: 40 hours per week

Kids and Company-daycare facility

Position: Teacher

Becky Hill

At the center, I served as a teacher. The kids I taught ranged in ages from

infants to early adolescents. Most of my time was spent in the afterschool

room, where I assisted the children with their homework. One of the big

activities I planned along with my colleagues for the kids was a Splish and

Splash Water Day. The event turned out to be a success because every kid

went home happy. hours per week 25-30

address: 540 Old Howell Road Dates: 06/02 to 08/03 # 864: 292-7231 Salary-

6.50

Freelance Writer at the University of South Carolina Upstate: Position:

Freelance Writer

Melissa Perry-Adminstrative to Dean of Students

At the school, I served as a Freelance Writer where I wrote a variety of

news articles for the students and faculty on campus. One of the big

articles I wrote was on a pep rally held at the school. I wrote

approximately 10-20 articles per semester to keep the students informed of

events on or off campus. The news articles were presented to the

undergraduate, graduate, faculty, and staff at the university. address: 800

University Way

#- 864: 503-5326 hours per week: 10 Dates:08/04 to Salary-8.00

01/05

Cleveland Family YMCA: Kenny Mills-Director

Position: Teen Camp Counselor

At the YMCA, I worked as a Teen Camp Counselor counseling children ranging

in ages from 12-17 years of age. Responsible for the closing and opening of

the YMCA gym each morning before the kids arrived. I planned several trips

for the kids throughout the summer and collected their lunch money each

morning. I kept each parent informed about the behavior of their child each

week. #864-***-**** hours per week-45 hours Dates- 07-06-08-06 Salary-

7:00

Brook Glenn Elementary School:

Position: After school Caregiver

Served as an After school Caregiver at the school through the Greenville

County District. Responsible for implementing a variety of activities for

the children enrolled in the after school program. Each week a child is

given the opportunity to go to the computer lab, where they can apply the

skills they learn in their classrooms in the after school computer lab. As

an after school instructor, my job is to enhance their skills to the

fullest and give them the encouragement that they can be all that they can

be. #864- 355-4700 Address: 2003 East Lee Rd.

Taylors, SC 29687 Director: Roni Colvard Hours: 25-30

Salary: 9.19/hr Dates: 10-12-2006 to 05-07

Young Chefs Academy:

Kelly Thorne-owner (business has closed down)

Dates: 06-07 to 08-07

Position: Instructional Chefs Assistant

At the Chefs Academy, I serve as an Instructional Chefs Assistant. I was

responsible for assisting the Head Chef with making various recipes, for

the children enrolled in the program. Also I assisted the Head Chef in

developing etiquette table manners, and kitchen safety. I assisted with the

planning of birthday parties, summer programs, and Young Chefs Academy Club

Members. The children are given the opportunity to make their own dish and

we help guide them to the path of becoming a great young Chef. 864-***-****

Other Job Experience: Sports Authority, Bojangles, Big K, Ryan's Family

Steakhouse, and Jack in the Box.

Associations:

Campus Activity Board- 2003-2006

I planned a variety of activities and special events for students on

campus

Member of Sorority-

One of the big programs I implemented was the "Devastating Effects on

Alcohol and Drugs." 2005-2006

Member of the Criminal Justice Club-

Planned activities and guest speakers for students 2003-2006

Member of Psychology Club-

Developed trivia games and movie nights 2003-2006

Member of International Club-

Developed dinner outings and trips overseas 2003-2006

Former Secretary of Nonprofit Student Association- maintained the

attendance of the students enrolled in the organization and planned a trip

to the "Children's Shelter in Spartanburg, SC 2003-2006

Operation GO- visits low-income neighborhoods spreading the word of GOD and

implementing a variety of activities/events for the children residing

there. One of the big events many of the children residing in the

neighborhoods took part in was our "Super Saturday". For one of our "Super

Saturdays" we took all the children to a pool for a "Pool Party" As a

result, the kids absolutely loved it and talked about how much fun they had

all the way home.

Greenville Technical College- Feb 2000 to May 2000

Worked under: Brent Gaffney

Served as a volunteer at the campus, where I was responsible for filing

student transcripts, and answering the telephone. I worked in the

Admissions office on campus.

Other Qualifications

Certified in CPR 2000 to Current

Certified in First Aid 2000-2003

Certified in Shaken Baby Syndrome 2004

PowerPoint 96-Current

Microsoft Word 96-Current

Excel 96-Current

MS Office 2000 to Current

Internet 96 to Current

Perfect Attendance all 4 yrs in high school- 1996 to 2000

Returning Student Scholarship through Greenville Technical College 2003

50 wpm

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