Reginald Bazile
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Address: ** ***** *****
City: Avon
State: CT
Zip: 06001
Country: USA
Phone: 860-***-****
Skill Level: Director
Salary Range: 120
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REGINALD JUDE BAZILE
37 Cliff Drive
Avon, CT 06001
860-***-**** home
340-***-**** cell
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SUMMARY
Past experiences offer an employer a person that is versatile, highly motivated, analytical as well as precise, and capable of adapting to any rigorous specification. A strong communicator with exemplary listening and interpersonal skills, willingness to learn, staunchly loyal, yet demonstrates professionalism, integrity, and dependability.
EDUCATION
2013 PhD (Dissertation in Progress) University of South Africa
2005 MA (Public Policy) Trinity College-Hartford, CT
1993 BA (Political Science) State University of New York-Potsdam, NY
EMPLOYMENT AND PROFESSIONAL HISTORY
2012 Bazile Concrete- St. Croix, USVI
Self Employed/ Owner
Provided high quality concrete products via Volumetric Mixers
Overseer of accounting, book-keeping, invoicing, and deposits
Supervisor, recruited and hired all employees
Responsible for all customer relations, sales terms, and satisfactory concerns
Negotiator of all vendor contracts for supplies and inventory
Originator of all government bids and contracts
2010 University of Virgin Islands-St. Croix, USVI
Special Assistant to CEA & Chief of Operations
Project Manager and interim Chief of Operations
Assigned special projects by the Campus Executive
Responsible for daily, monthly, and annual reports
Overseer of maintenance crews and campus facilities
Planner and coordinator of campus event
2009 Manchester Community College-Manchester, CT
Adjunct Professor
Reintroduction of multiple intro-to-politics courses for the college.
Conformity with university level standards.
Students are exposed to a rigorous curriculum.
Students are required to write 2 papers for the semester.
Students are required to attend each lecture, take notes, and participate in class.
Course outline was based on performance in 3 exams along with the 2 paper
assignments.
2008 Connecticut Department of Social Services-Middletown, CT
Eligibility Services Worker
Regional Processing Unit (RPU)
Verify eligibility.
Processing Husky applications for Pregnant teens & women.
Grant applications according to state and federal guidelines.
Review and request pregnancy verifications.
Review and request federal identity verifications.
Complete and/or archive all client case files.
2006 Covenant to Care for Children-Bloomfield, CT
Reach One Youth Program Coordinator
Conduct outreach throughout the State of Connecticut.
Promoted faith-based Mentoring program.
Recruited multi-congregations and denominations to pilot the program.
Recruited volunteer coordinators to oversee the program.
Recruited mentors to participate in the program.
Recruited youths and mentees to participate in the program.
Provided 5 hours training for all participants.
Managed the daily program operations.
Responsible for overall policy decisions.
2005 Connecticut Association for Human Services-Hartford, CT
Outreach Counselor
Conduct outreach in the towns of New Haven, Middletown, and Meriden.
Promote the USDA federal Food Stamp program.
Conduct presentation on Food Stamp program for Service providers.
Conduct presentation on Food Stamp program for direct clients.
Assist in public advocacy campaigns to the state legislature.
Provide public policy research on issues that affect the poor.
Grant writing and preparation.
2005 Capital Workforce Partners-Hartford CT
SYELP Monitor
Monitor all Summer Youth Employment Programs for Hartford County.
Review RFPs and contractual agreements.
Review Scope of Services.
Oversee payroll distribution for youth programs.
Conduct site visits to all Summer Youth Programs.
Submit compliance reports.
2002-2004 Westover Job Corps-Chicopee, Mass
SGA/Leadership Coordinator
Director of Student Services at a Federal Vocation Institute.
Conduct basic and advance leadership courses for students.
Coordinates all Student and Staff Diversity Training.
Assist students with preparation for the workplace.
Monitor student progress in vocation development.
Seek to establish community linkages with potential employers for graduates. Track and follow up with Students for 12 months after completing the program. Responsible for all student activity on and off-Center.
2002 Graduate Program at Trinity College- Hartford CT
Graduate Student
Resumption of studies as full-time student in order to complete Masters degree.
2001 Adult Education Center CREC-Hartford, CT
Adult Education Teacher in GED, ABE, and ESL
Certified teacher for the 2000-2001 academic school year.
Required knowledge of all subjects regarding GED, ABE, and ESL.
The goal was to assist young adults complete a 15-week adult education course before taking the GED exam.
Worked with juveniles and Special Ed students with behavioral and discipline issues.
2001 PACE Program CREC-Hartford, CT
Diversity Education Instructor for After School Enrichment Program
A grant based After School Program.
Sought to bring harmony, cooperation, and understanding between municipalities. Municipalities: Bloomfield, Windsor, East Windsor, Granby and East Granby.
Diversity Instructor.
Provided several workshops which sought to explain multiculturalism.
Organized field trips.
Scheduled political guest speakers.
The program`s purpose: to increase further integration between different school districts.
2000 CONNCAP Program at Capital Community College- Hartford, CT
History Instructor for Preparatory Course
Instructor for World History I and World History II.
Both courses complied with university level standards.
Assigned students to read six books within six weeks.
Assigned students to write a paper reviewing each book per week.
Required students to attend each lecture, take notes, and participate in class.
Course outline was based on performance in 3 exams along with all book reviews.
1998-1999 Multiple Boards of Education in Hartford County- CT
Substitute Teacher on-call
Substitute Teacher for grades K-12 in the Windsor, East Windsor, Suffield, West Hartford, Wethersfield school districts.
1995-1998 Academic Studies Abroad
International Traveler
Europe and Africa.
Backpacking in Europe.
Trekking through Gambia and West Africa.
1994-1995 State University of New York - Potsdam, NY
Youth Counselor for the Vice-President
Served as Counselor working with students on campus.
Organized and lead recreational activities for students.
Compiled statistics on admission and recruitment.
Scheduled meetings with students and parents.
Responsible for project management to retain at risk students.
Organized and updated files on each student`s circumstances.
Developed a mentorship program for those in need of guidance.
Submitted annual reports of progress and projected goals for the future.
1992-1994 Undergraduate work at State University of New York- Potsdam, NY
Undergraduate Student for B.A. degree
Returned to the United States to finish B.A. degree.
Completed 124 credit hours for B.A. degree.
1991-1992 Tas Voyages, Paris, France
Internship/Coordinator of British operations to Eurodisney
Supervised employees in accordance to duties and working hours.
Completely responsible for travel arrangements for holiday goers.
Scheduled the bookings of flights from the UK and hotels in Paris.
Responsible for planning excursions to L`Opera, the theatre, and sightseeing.
1990-1991 Cynthia`s, Paris, France
Internship/Assistant Manager-Cynthia`s, Paris, France
Primary function involved gradual expansion and increasing the clientele.
Had to develop a marketing strategy aimed at obtaining new clients.
If new clients were obtained, assisted in processing their orders.
Provided clients with a wider selection of our products.
Altered our products to suit the clients` individual tastes.
Sorted, collated, and issued billing statements.
Responsible for collection of all payments in arrears.
1989-1990 Undergraduate work at State University of New York- Potsdam, NY
Undergraduate Student for B.A. degree
Completed first-year with 24 credit hours.
Exchange Student in Study Abroad Program to Paris, France.
PROJECT ORGANIZING
Great record keeper.
Performs best under pressure.
Very methodical in logistical preparation.
Prepared year-end reports with emphasis on projected goals for the future.
Able to set priorities and execute multiple tasks with minimum supervision.
Kept files outlying procedural steps to take in order to replicate the same outcome each year.
WRITING
Excellent writer of information.
Ability to conduct painstaking research.
Conduct research in multiple disciplines which comply with scholastic standards.
Capable of compiling statistical information as it relates to demographics or fact finding.
LANGUAGE
Fluency in French
Conversational Spanish